POLITICAL THEATRE IS THE COVER UP, PROPERTY DESTRUCTION, AND THE WAR ON TRUTH AND THE PEOPLE
On September 3, 2025, Saskatchewan RCMP staged a pre-dawn raid on a decommissioned school in Richmound. The headlines screamed “cult” and “danger.” The public record tells a different story.
Receipts the MSM minimizes
- RCMP briefing & update: initial report spoke of four replicas; the next day an update claimed 13 imitation semi-automatic handguns, plus ammo and electronics (RCMP: initial; RCMP: update; also CJWW, The Bull, NortheastNOW, Swift Current Online).
- Initial releases with no charges, then re-arrests for alleged undertaking breaches and “intimidation of a justice system participant” (Yahoo News/Canadian Press, SaskNOW/CKOM, Global News update).
Contradictions From the Start
At their own Sept. 3 press briefing, Inspector Ashley St. Germain told reporters the buildings had been cleared, the property searched, and only four replica handguns located. She praised the professionalism of the “complete” search (CityNews/CP).
Yet less than 24 hours later, the RCMP suddenly claimed they had found 13 imitation semi-automatic handguns and ammunition (RCMP Update; CKOM). If the property was already “searched and cleared,” how did nine more weapons appear overnight? That discrepancy sits at the center of public skepticism.
The Real Intimidation
On-the-ground reports from supporters describe property damage during/after the raid — tires slashed on 10–20 vehicles and RV windows smashed — resulting in thousands in damages. Meanwhile, all 16 detainees were initially released without charges the same day (CKOM), only for two people to be re-arrested later on alleged undertaking breaches and “intimidation of a justice system participant” (SaskNOW/CKOM, Yahoo/CP).
Property Owner Targeted
The school is owned by Rick Manz, a Red Seal tradesman who does not live on-site but has every right to inspect damage to his property. Instead of respecting ownership, officials repeatedly treated him as a target. After the raid, he and Queen Romana were re-arrested — not for violence — but for allegedly “contacting” each other, despite her living on his property (Yahoo/CP).
Natural Law Court Hearings: The Untold Factor
Supporters had been conducting Natural Law Court hearings against municipal officials, alleging trespass, collusion with RCMP, and smear narratives (e.g., sewage dumping). Days later, the full force of the RCMP descended on the school. MSM accounts rarely contextualize the raid alongside these prior hearings, though the timeline strongly suggests a political dimension.
The Township’s Role
Mayor Brad Miller and council repeatedly amplified alarm language: tampering with water, sewage stories, harassment. In earlier conflict footage, councillor Wade Welte is heard saying of the source water, “It’s not our water.” Yet national outlets continued to publish versions of the municipal storyline (Swift Current Online).
Verification Links – MSM & Official Sources
CBC via Yahoo News
CKOM News / SaskNOW
Yahoo News / Canadian Press
RCMP newsroom
Swift Current Online
The Kingdom of Canada: A People’s Movement Miscast as a Cult
For years, governments, academics, and mainstream journalists have branded alternative governance movements as “cults,” “extremists,” or “terrorist threats.” Yet behind the sensationalist headlines lies a different story — one of ordinary people disillusioned with institutions that no longer serve them, and choosing instead to align with a new framework: the Kingdom of Canada, under the leadership of HRM Queen Romana Didulo.
This report examines the coordinated smear campaigns against the Kingdom and its members, focusing on Richmound, Saskatchewan, the targeting of property owner Rick Manz, and the role of academics and media figures such as Dr. Christine Sarteschi. See current MSM coverage for context: Yahoo/CP, Swift Current Online, and RCMP’s own updates (initial; follow-up).
A Movement Built on Structure, Not Chaos
The Kingdom of Canada is often dismissed as a “fringe cult.” Yet its publicly available framework — including decrees, an organized events calendar, and a chain of command — reveals an effort to establish an alternative model of governance rooted in sovereignty, Natural Law, and service to the people. Rather than reporting this, Canadian outlets reduce the movement to caricatures.
The Richmound Incident: Accusations Collide with Evidence
On July 18, 2025, police, alongside Mayor Brad Miller, forced entry on claims of “tampering with the town’s water.” In contemporaneous video, councillor Wade Welte states clearly: “It’s not our water.” Despite this, charges and headlines followed. After early August flooding (widely reported regionally), a new narrative accused the Kingdom of pumping sewage — again without forensic proof — even as initial reports elsewhere focused on floodwater, not sewage.
Media and Academic Amplifiers
U.S.-based criminologist Dr. Christine Sarteschi frequently supplies “cult” language to Canadian outlets; her commentary, paired with highly selective footage, cements a one-sided narrative irrespective of on-the-ground context.
Smear by Repetition
- Accuse first — theft, sewage, extremism.
- Amplify through media and academics.
- Ignore contradictions or corrections.
- Smear by association (fold into “QAnon/cult”).
Who Really Acts Like a Cult?
If “cult” means blind obedience to authority and refusal to consider evidence, it fits the institutions recycling pre-written scripts more than it fits the people demanding transparency.
Additional Context – What HRM Actually Said
Let’s just see what HRM actually said to Heather…
This is the reason why HRMQRD1 told us she would never do an interview with MSM—because they fabricate angles, clip context, and disclose only what fits a pre-approved narrative. When HRM Queen Romana referenced the Royal Decree, touched her heart, and instructed the people to read Her Majesty’s Royal Decrees, that was not shown on Global News. References to Natural Law were also cut. Why were the most empowering parts removed?
How the Narrative Gets Engineered
What you see above is a textbook case of narrative engineering. First, a sovereign message is recorded in full. Then, during post-production, the most liberating frameworks—Natural Law and Royal Decrees—are surgically removed. Finally, the trimmed clip is broadcast with commentary that reframes intent. The result: the public never hears the tools that restore power to the people.
- Omission: Remove references to lawful sovereignty (Natural Law, Royal Decrees).
- Reframing: Keep only segments that fit a pre-decided angle.
- Authority Loop: Use “official sources” to validate the edit, then cite the edit as “evidence.”
- Amplification: Repeat the edited version across sister outlets until it feels definitive.
This is not journalism; it’s choreography. And the choreography always points away from self-governance and toward compliance.
What the MSM Edit Left Out
- Direct reference to Natural Law as the higher lawful framework.
- HRM’s personal affirmation (hand to heart) of intent and duty.
- Clear instruction to read Her Majesty’s Royal Decrees in full context.
Call to Awareness: Verify It Yourself
- Compare, don’t consume: Watch the full raw clip first, then the broadcast edit.
- Note the omissions: Write down every concept present in the raw footage but missing in the MSM version.
- Archive the originals: Save local copies of raw sources before links change or vanish.
- Cross-check language: Look for framing words (“controversial,” “claims,” “unsupported”) used to prime perception.
- Share side-by-side: When discussing online, always include both the raw clip and the MSM link so others can judge independently.
Truth withstands scrutiny. The more we compare original sources with edited broadcasts, the faster narrative manipulation collapses.
THE RICHMOUND RAID THAT PLAYED ON TV
The lede the cameras missed: ~4:30 a.m. hit, 30+ vehicles, drones, tactical units; 16–17 arrests; no injuries, no gunfire, no resistance; initial “four replicas,” then 13 “imitation semi-automatic handguns.” Sources: CityNews/CP and RCMP update.
Questions that demand answers: What sworn facts justified province-wide tactical assets? Why the post-briefing weapon-count surge? Where is the transparent chain-of-custody? Who’s accountable for property damage?
AI News: Exposing the Narratives They Don’t Want You to Question
CBC’s “Cult” Story on Romana Didulo Falls Apart Under Scrutiny
CBC ran with “cult compound” branding; CityNews/CP repeated early RCMP lines (CityNews/CP). Yet public updates show: initial replicas-only; all detainees released; “no charges at this time”; re-arrests on undertakings, not violence (CKOM; Global News update).
False Flags and Fabricated Narratives
On September 2, HRM warned followers to watch for “false flags/ unlawful/illegal / criminal plans… false stories” being orchestrated. On September 3, RCMP arrived with a media-ready show of force. The inversion tactic is textbook: a defensive statement is reframed as aggression; an arrest without confirmed charges is spun as proof of guilt; pundits supply ready-made vilification.
The Agitator’s Playbook
Selective “independent” footage — often from hostile actors — is laundered into MSM as volatility evidence. It’s manufactured division: send in a provocateur, capture reactions, package the clip, justify escalation. The meme circulating now says it directly: “Don’t be a Tommy.”
PRESS RELEASE / INVESTIGATIVE SUMMARY
RCMP RAID IN RICHMOUND — QUESTIONS, CONTRADICTIONS, AND A CALL FOR TRANSPARENCY
Date: September 5, 2025
Lead: On Sept. 3, 2025, at approximately 4:30 a.m., Saskatchewan RCMP executed a search warrant at a privately owned, decommissioned school in Richmound, Saskatchewan. At a subsequent press briefing RCMP said, plainly: “The search warrant was obtained after we received a report of an individual occupying the building was in possession of a firearm.” The force used — “more than 30 police vehicles along with two tactical vehicles” and multiple specialized units — made this a major provincial operation. RCMP framed the action as necessary for safety: “The safety of the public and our officers is the top priority.”
Key facts and direct RCMP statements
- “This morning at approximately 4:30 a.m., Saskatchewan RCMP executed a search warrant….”
- Province-wide resources deployed; 16–17 arrests stated.
- “There is no known risk to public safety.”
- Initial “replica” language; next-day revision to 13 imitation semi-automatic handguns with ammo and electronics.
- No charges at time of release; later re-arrests for alleged undertaking breaches.
Contradictions that cannot be ignored
- Arrest-number shifts (17 vs. 16).
- Weapons count rises after a “cleared” scene.
- No initial charges; re-arrests on undertakings.
- Unanswered property-damage reports (tires/windows).
- Opaque origin of the firearms tip.
Township role & media reliance
Mayor Brad Miller’s celebratory statements and prior involvement in confrontations underscore municipal influence. MSM relied on alarmist labels and expert soundbites while downplaying contradictions.
Media Spin vs. Reality: The Court Appearance of Romana Didulo
By [Newswire Service] — September 5, 2025
Charges: undertaking breach; intimidation of a justice participant. Conditions amounted to a practical trap, given residence arrangement. Weapons narrative shifted again in MSM echoes. Omitted: RCMP “no risk,” property damage, full releases. Township-role context and expert-labeling reliance remain underreported.
Manufactured Crisis in Richmound: The Truth Behind the Arrest of Romana Didulo
By Investigative Correspondent — September 5, 2025
Timeline
- Aug 25: firearm tip (source undisclosed).
- Sept 3 (4:30 a.m.): raid; 16–17 arrested; no resistance/injuries; four replicas reported.
- Sept 3 afternoon: RCMP briefing confirms replicas and “no known risk”.
- Sept 4: revision to 13 imitation semi-automatic handguns + electronics.
- Sept 4 evening: all released without charges; new contact conditions.
- Sept 5: re-arrests on alleged breaches; intimidation counts added.
Township role
Mayor Brad Miller seen coordinating with RCMP in prior incidents; longstanding narrative escalations (water/sewage claims) contradicted by on-record “It’s not our water.”
Weapon count problem
Declared “cleared” → later tripled count. Either evidence handling failed or narrative shifted after the fact.
The real intimidation
- Overwhelming tactical show of force.
- Vehicle vandalism and RV damage.
- Unworkable conditions leading to re-arrests.
Fact vs. Spin (Quick Hits)
- “Armed compound” → RCMP: replicas/imitation only; no gunfire; no injuries (CityNews/CP).
- “Crisis resolved” → RCMP: all 16 released; two re-arrested later; charges not laid at first (CKOM).
- “Weapons cache grows” → RCMP count jumps from 4 replicas to 13 imitations without clear chain-of-custody explanation (RCMP Update).
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