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The Socialist Imperative

Last page edit: September 6, 2026

“The socialist imperative is the urgent need to end capitalism and build a society centered on human development, cooperation, and meeting communal needs.”

Our pages will use the term “Infiltrated” as the link to this page, in order for readers to understand the importance of that link in regards to researching the organizations we have listed. Many of these organizations were genuinely created for the benefit of our modern day society, then fell prey to a targeted infiltration by socialists hiding under the umbrella of either First Nations and or UNDRP and DRIPA, and or the term Environmentalist, something they most certainly use as a ways and means to kill industrial growth. NOT all organizations will show a visible connection to their infiltration, in most cases they hide it intentionally. 

Socialism is on the upswing right now, and whenever radicalism has been on the rise over the past century, that has also meant that something else has gone on the rise: state repression, often at the hands of the Federal Liberal Goverment.

Let me start by saying that the extreme left has had a free run at this for several decades now, no opposition, no monitoring, and anyone who tried was labeled as being anti-democratic so much so they even garnered the right to hide who funds them. We highlight a few of the key players but it goes far beyond this, the BC NDP Goverment has been working in collaboration with both Dogwood BC  and Sierra Club BC, as a very large number of NDP MLA’s belong to one or the other, or both organizations. Its why they are so heavily funded by the BC NDP Goverment.

Many of these organizations were silently invaded with the very intent of a political strategy, where members of one group join a larger organization to expand their influence.
Over the decades they evolved, they created organizations, brainwashed as many people as they could, then encouraged them to take over control of many very good organizations created by decent people. In the last 2  decades we have seen over 2 Billion Dollars funneled into taking control on how British Columbia thinks, behaves and votes. At the forefront were NGO’s like the David Suzuki Foundation were funded in massive grants by the Rockefeller Foundation,  and the two organizations that received the most American funding were Dogwood BC  and Sierra Club BC,

The latter two, Dogwood BC  and Sierra Club BC, have the most socialist infiltration, usually refereed to entryism in all on British Columbia. So lets start with Dogwood BC . I highly recomend you watch the following video as  Dogwood BC has become the primary vehicle being used to control elections in British Columbia. Both Nathan Cullen and Taylor Bachrach have direct connection to both of these organizations. In the case of  Taylor Bachrach they did a phone campaign for him from Victoria to help him get elected in Smithers.

   

Dogwood BC aims to take over control of all aspects of British Columbia from voters in Municipal, Provincial and Federal campaigns. Look at the screenshots below.

 

Legal Political Interference
Legal Political Interference

 

“For years they answered it without being asked. The 2017 report thanked sixteen funders by name: Mountain Equipment Co-op, Vancity, Patagonia, the Wilburforce Foundation, the Bullitt Foundation, Brainerd, Moore, West Wind, Winky, Timken Sturgis, Climate Solutions, the Salal Foundation, a Canada Summer Jobs grant, and, written exactly this way, “Tides Foundation USA.” Not Tides. Tides Foundation USA. In the same year they were building a national story about American money in BC politics, they listed American money among their own supporters and labelled it clearly.

The 2019 report named fourteen, including Tides Foundation USA again, the Oak Foundation, Wilburforce, Bullitt, Brainerd and the rest. The 2020 report named eleven institutions and went further, thanking eighteen individual major donors by name. It also disclosed public money: Canada Summer Jobs grants, a $350,132 pandemic wage subsidy, and a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council partnership grant with University of Victoria researchers.

When we get time we will add more on the Sierra Club BC,

 

 

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