Benjamin
The Living Force
Heh. Only because they're paid to. Mercenary influencers. And those two should get a room.
Canadian Orwellian world: Lockdowns, vaccines passports and more
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Heh. Only because they're paid to. Mercenary influencers. And those two should get a room.
Benjamin
The Living Force
... at the Trump International Hotel and Tower: Toronto. Discounts.
You know, after a thought, I wondered if there was another reason Pierre regained his federal seat in an Alberta riding. If Alberta separates, and if it came to an election between Danielle Smith and Pierre, I think Pierre would win. He has 80% support here.
32nd Alberta general election
Just a thought.
In the series of constatations of Canada's decline, in Quebec province, one in two women who are victims of violence and have the courage to ask for help for emergency accommodation are met with a closed door.
www.lapresse.ca
"As you read these lines, a woman is trying to get help from a shelter for women who are victims of domestic violence. This call, far from being a trivial matter, is undoubtedly the result of long and careful consideration. She may have hesitated before dialing this number that no one ever wants to call in their lifetime. One does not declare oneself a victim of domestic violence overnight.
It is a complex process, fraught with fear, doubt, profound shame, and the grief that is rarely discussed: the grief of recognizing that life with this person one once loved has become unbearable. Dangerous.
(...)
Now imagine being refused the help that was described to you as a lifeline pulling you out of a volcano. Imagine being put on an eight-week waiting list for assistance without accommodation. Imagine browsing classified ads and realizing you can't afford any of the available rents, and that in the midst of a housing crisis, you have no choice but to stay home with your abuser.
Imagine the loss of confidence and hope. "This appeal requires immense courage. As I write this, one in two requests for accommodation is refused. Out of a total of 19,306 requests, shelters and support centers have had to say no nearly 10,000 times, much to their regret."
(...)
Shelters and support centers do more than simply provide shelter for women fleeing abusive homes; their responsibilities are immense, at all hours of the day and night. They not only answer every call from women in distress, but also try to find them a bed as quickly as possible, even when all the rooms in their shelter are full.
They assess each woman's risk level with sensitivity and foresight, participate in rapid response teams, and juggle supporting a crying child, a woman in shock arriving with her suitcase, a busy phone line, court appointments, and the struggle to find housing—all while working 24/7 on a salary that pales in comparison to other, more attractive sectors. All this, in addition to running the shelter, ensuring everyone is well-fed, reassured, and comfortable, that the environment is warm and welcoming, that the bathroom is clean, and that a surprise water leak is dealt with in the middle of the night. Just another day in the life.
These remarkable women, who perform miracles day in and day out, work in precarious conditions with the strength of a community that refuses, and will always refuse, to give up. If the shelters are overflowing, if we can no longer support every woman in danger, our safety net will crumble. It's an absolute catastrophe.
So far in 2025, Quebec has recorded nine femicides in the context of domestic violence."
Refusons d’aider les femmes à moitié
Dans le cadre des 12 jours d’action pour l’élimination de la violence faite aux femmes, Catherine Ethier et ses cosignataires se demandent pourquoi une femme victime de violence sur deux qui a le courage de demander de l’aide pour un hébergement d’urgence se bute à une porte close.
www.lapresse.ca
"As you read these lines, a woman is trying to get help from a shelter for women who are victims of domestic violence. This call, far from being a trivial matter, is undoubtedly the result of long and careful consideration. She may have hesitated before dialing this number that no one ever wants to call in their lifetime. One does not declare oneself a victim of domestic violence overnight.
It is a complex process, fraught with fear, doubt, profound shame, and the grief that is rarely discussed: the grief of recognizing that life with this person one once loved has become unbearable. Dangerous.
(...)
Now imagine being refused the help that was described to you as a lifeline pulling you out of a volcano. Imagine being put on an eight-week waiting list for assistance without accommodation. Imagine browsing classified ads and realizing you can't afford any of the available rents, and that in the midst of a housing crisis, you have no choice but to stay home with your abuser.
Imagine the loss of confidence and hope. "This appeal requires immense courage. As I write this, one in two requests for accommodation is refused. Out of a total of 19,306 requests, shelters and support centers have had to say no nearly 10,000 times, much to their regret."
(...)
Shelters and support centers do more than simply provide shelter for women fleeing abusive homes; their responsibilities are immense, at all hours of the day and night. They not only answer every call from women in distress, but also try to find them a bed as quickly as possible, even when all the rooms in their shelter are full.
They assess each woman's risk level with sensitivity and foresight, participate in rapid response teams, and juggle supporting a crying child, a woman in shock arriving with her suitcase, a busy phone line, court appointments, and the struggle to find housing—all while working 24/7 on a salary that pales in comparison to other, more attractive sectors. All this, in addition to running the shelter, ensuring everyone is well-fed, reassured, and comfortable, that the environment is warm and welcoming, that the bathroom is clean, and that a surprise water leak is dealt with in the middle of the night. Just another day in the life.
These remarkable women, who perform miracles day in and day out, work in precarious conditions with the strength of a community that refuses, and will always refuse, to give up. If the shelters are overflowing, if we can no longer support every woman in danger, our safety net will crumble. It's an absolute catastrophe.
So far in 2025, Quebec has recorded nine femicides in the context of domestic violence."
The following has recently been put on by legal representatives at Rights Probe. Many Canadians may feel it in their bones, that it is all coming soon - all laid out with provisions to bring back other Bills sitting on shelves.
All this seems rather lockstep to the UK and other EU places, simply mechanisms to help keep the current wicked leaders in power, as some have suggested.
Will add the discussion and some highlights of the Bill/ACT - and one should listen to their discussion nuances over each part.
Could very much be wrong, yet have a sense that on the eve of Parliaments Christmas break, it could be introduced for vote and passed. After that, it will be given Royal Assent.
Good luck, Canada.
All this seems rather lockstep to the UK and other EU places, simply mechanisms to help keep the current wicked leaders in power, as some have suggested.
Will add the discussion and some highlights of the Bill/ACT - and one should listen to their discussion nuances over each part.
Could very much be wrong, yet have a sense that on the eve of Parliaments Christmas break, it could be introduced for vote and passed. After that, it will be given Royal Assent.
Good luck, Canada.
This is 'Orwellian' in the sense that it is part of the destructive divide and conquer strategy that has been taking place in Canada. I'm not sure if there is another thread tracking the so-called indigenous/ native activity so feel free to move this post.
Reinterpreting all laws through an external UN doctrine is not empowerment or reconciliation or whatever they're calling it, but it is a calculated strategy to sow division among Canadians while elites centralize authority behind all of this legal uncertainty.
B.C.'s reconciliation nightmare gets even worse
Court rules all province's laws must be interpreted through UNDRIP
Reinterpreting all laws through an external UN doctrine is not empowerment or reconciliation or whatever they're calling it, but it is a calculated strategy to sow division among Canadians while elites centralize authority behind all of this legal uncertainty.
B.C.'s reconciliation nightmare gets even worse
Court rules all province's laws must be interpreted through UNDRIP
Canadians are in serious trouble. This is a very troubling documentary, Making a Killing.
"OneBC Caucus is proud to present Making a Killing: Reconciliation, Genocide, and Plunder in Canada. Making a Killing is a feature documentary film exposing the massive scandal behind the taking of wealth, land, and power from the Canadian public to benefit indigenous tribes. It debunks the worst lie in Canadian history: the lie that 215 bodies were found at the Kamloops Residential School and that Canadians committed a mass murder against indigenous children. Making a Killing is the first documentary film produced by an elected caucus."
"OneBC Caucus is proud to present Making a Killing: Reconciliation, Genocide, and Plunder in Canada. Making a Killing is a feature documentary film exposing the massive scandal behind the taking of wealth, land, and power from the Canadian public to benefit indigenous tribes. It debunks the worst lie in Canadian history: the lie that 215 bodies were found at the Kamloops Residential School and that Canadians committed a mass murder against indigenous children. Making a Killing is the first documentary film produced by an elected caucus."
Ruth
The Living Force
Apparently there was a recent push in Alberta to have a referendum on whether they should be independent from Canada. Predictibly, this idea is first being "nixxed" in the courts and then, if it actually goes ahead, will get "nixxed" at the ballot box. (Just like the Scottish one was). You know you can't let the citizens actually have any POWER or control over their lives or their country. Those in charge, just have to "pretend" that they will be given a choice. Citizens are not really free, they're just slaves or servants whom the government pretends are "free". What a mess. So too in Australia. Everything that country was built on is a lie. A lie to support the Elites.
Jtucker
Jedi Master
I haven't looked at Australian constitutional law, but I would guess it may be similar to Canada's. Alberta doesn't have any substantial legal mechanism to separate. I think many of the people in the movement are sincere, but don't really understand what they're dealing with.
The legal entity known as the Province of Alberta has a legislature and a Premiere that swear oaths to the Crown upon taking their seats in the provincial legislature (the same for all provinces, but maybe not Quebec?). These oaths are the basis of their employment and standing. They cannot renege on them and retain any legitimacy (or salaries or pensions).
So that's the first problem.
The second problem is that the oaths to the crown are based upon the British North American Act, which was abrogated by the Statute of Westminster in 1931. But that Statute was never ratified by the provinces and a new confederation with the federal government of Canada was never created. Canada has no real legal definition as a union.
So in short, at least they way I read it, all provincial legislatures (possibly not Quebec) are swearing personal oaths to the Crown. No independence can move forward through that channel, because there is no current constitution granting the provinces any legitimate independence.
The only road for any province to become independent is by creating a shadow government and bureaucratic/military system that overwhelms the Crown's. Basically what happened with the Irish War of Independence. That level of economic desperation and cultural coherence, does not exist anywhere in Canada at this point.
Weontv
Jedi
I remember having a conversation with my mother about 3 months ago, stating that they would eventually start offering cash bonus's for Canada's youth to join the army, and they would be willing to do so because none of them can get jobs. It's all so unbelievably predictable at this point.
>Flood the country with immigrants
>Give immigrants all the entry level positions with corporate DEI BS
>Start a war against Russia with NATO/EU
>Offer exorbitant bonus's and incentives to desperate young people
>Send the desperate young people off to die
NATO just stated that basically if they don't get enough recruits, they would be forced to start forcing people in to war, for everyone to prepare for war with Russia.. its all so convenient isn't it. I would bet that they are also going to increase the conscription age to something much higher than it is as well.
Its pure f*cking evil.
>Flood the country with immigrants
>Give immigrants all the entry level positions with corporate DEI BS
>Start a war against Russia with NATO/EU
>Offer exorbitant bonus's and incentives to desperate young people
>Send the desperate young people off to die
NATO just stated that basically if they don't get enough recruits, they would be forced to start forcing people in to war, for everyone to prepare for war with Russia.. its all so convenient isn't it. I would bet that they are also going to increase the conscription age to something much higher than it is as well.
Its pure f*cking evil.
So, backed by the usual - locally, Ford, and Chow, Carney in the wings as the ex, er, banker, with his ex cabinet minister and new emissary to Ukraine-everything, C. Freeland, the Canadian city of Toronto (aka Bay Street), is bidding up to be the new global defense bank "Defence, Security and Resilience Bank (DSRB)"
nationalpost.com
What Canadians all share in common (not speaking about laws, as there is nothing common about them), are the taxes to pay for 5% GDP defence spending to keep the war machine going and the 'beautiful' debt it produces.
In other news - no surprise here:
Canadians have lost confidence in vaccines
Toronto makes bid to host headquarters for new global defence bank that could create 3,500 jobs
'We’re the financial capital of Canada. We have the biggest capital market capability in all of Canada,' said Ontario's finance minister
What Canadians all share in common (not speaking about laws, as there is nothing common about them), are the taxes to pay for 5% GDP defence spending to keep the war machine going and the 'beautiful' debt it produces.
In other news - no surprise here:
Canadians have lost confidence in vaccines
The great military generals have always loved wars, and above all, they love seeing their precious cannon fodder perish. The more deaths there are in battles (which they program in their cellars, for they are monsters, and they live in cellars, even if they smoke cigars or drink whiskey, and live in palaces and give fine speeches to incite people to defend the Fatherland), the happier they are. Battles where 300,000 soldiers die? They are happy and applaud; it allows them to sleep soundly at night, in peace. They do a good job at Mephisto's command. The problem with humans is that they have lost common sense since the beginning of time, and they ignore the wisdom of experience. Other wars have instilled nothing in their brains. It's a whole plan that repeats itself ad nauseam. It's a morbid play that unfolds endlessly, in a vicious cycle. It's propaganda, which works through social engineering.
Ukrainian Canadians
It is an interesting history, the waves of Ukrainians that came to Canada, and I know many (great people) and yet not their historical roots. So, when a Canadian hears the words Ukrainian Canadian, it is as if all is one, yet which one's, who are their people is never a focus. This is true in lots of people of origin, just like people of a religion, which leaning.
Standard wiki describes the Ukrainian waves with some 'allegedly' prior to 1891. It goes something like this:
Had not realized it was not a dyed in wool fact prior to 1891. However, the second wave or main wave sounds like this:
Galicia region in history was somewhat Polish, and later into the war years of 40's, it was a hotbed of Waffen SS types (Lviv factors). These same types were later rounded up after the war (or went to ground) being brought to Italy, Germany, later Britain and elsewhere, only to then be scattered around UK communities and the US, and yet largely to Canada. This can be read about by many authors and journalists, although much is still hidden under wraps. Some can be read below, yet will not cite in quotes all the particulars as it has been said before.
What was interesting to me was in the groupings of Ukrainians, because pre WWII in Canada saw many making up the backbone of working communities (timber, agriculture, mining) and being well represented with communist (this does not mean Bolsheviks per se) leanings, organizing unions who fought for worker rights. Nothing wrong with that when faced with plutocratic corporate sweatshops.
A brief mention of Ukrainian historical religion is warranted:
Bukovina is wedged on both sides of Ukraine and Romania.
This would need more study, because when it was stated that "Ukrainians in Canada were suspicious of being controlled from the Russia, first by the Tsarist government and later by the Soviets," perhaps, and yet in what era and which Ukrainians are being spoken of?
Next is the Ukrainian Associations, where wiki goes further:
Remember the UFTA, aka Association of United Ukrainian Canadians as this moves along. Also note the Ukrainian Canadian Congress (UCC) largely mentioned/represented today - membership includes ex Deputy PM “Slava Ukraini”, and then the likes of Hunka (of the SS) and many others seated in Parliament, et cetera.
It is quite possible, that many today in the UCC, either by being young generationally extended and removed, or through marriage, simply do not know the seed on which the UCC was originally established (it would be like one calling themselves liberal today without understanding what liberalism once was) and they don't know what they do not know, only what they are lead to believe.
Conversely, there may be Ukrainian eastern first wave decedents who know what they are about, and yet also know it now all changed and can't speak out.
As said above, one can read some of the mechanisms of the 2nd and 3rd and possibly 4th wave into Canada from here, yet mostly the former 2 waves:
canadianpatriot.org
Skipping much of it, we come to the clash centered around the UFTA.
WILLIAM GILLIES:
So, the Nationalist had published said Protocols, and one might imaging that that became a go-to for the Nationalists for years to come, but their aim was to crush, and they had the Canadian states full cold war anti unionist backing.
Next:
[After WW2]
Which gets into the movement of the former Nationalists into POW camps in Italy (Rimini) along with the British (the UK and Canada coming on stream due to the perceived communist threat). The U.S. was all in.
This is not exactly new to many readers here, yet the gap starts to widen from wiki-canned story telling.
This goes on to explains some of the violence that took place as the UCC started to become dominant in Canada. This leads to historical revisionism:
One can read:
www.sott.net
Yes, daresay it is monumental.
One aspect of the post Ukrainian Maidan, was that in Canada, the likes of the UCC rallied their useful politicians who headed up arming and funding of war - and they called it Russian aggression. However, the UCC itself has strings attached and, for politicians doing state-craft, it offers a shied of plausible deniability ('you know, these are Ukrainian Canadians we represent, and we must stand for Ukraine' (never mind a vast amount are Russian speaking and see separation between factions).
By the way, Carney just coughed up another 2.5 Billion after meeting Z, so for the nonce it is the same old same old.
It is an interesting history, the waves of Ukrainians that came to Canada, and I know many (great people) and yet not their historical roots. So, when a Canadian hears the words Ukrainian Canadian, it is as if all is one, yet which one's, who are their people is never a focus. This is true in lots of people of origin, just like people of a religion, which leaning.
Standard wiki describes the Ukrainian waves with some 'allegedly' prior to 1891. It goes something like this:
Had not realized it was not a dyed in wool fact prior to 1891. However, the second wave or main wave sounds like this:
Galicia region in history was somewhat Polish, and later into the war years of 40's, it was a hotbed of Waffen SS types (Lviv factors). These same types were later rounded up after the war (or went to ground) being brought to Italy, Germany, later Britain and elsewhere, only to then be scattered around UK communities and the US, and yet largely to Canada. This can be read about by many authors and journalists, although much is still hidden under wraps. Some can be read below, yet will not cite in quotes all the particulars as it has been said before.
What was interesting to me was in the groupings of Ukrainians, because pre WWII in Canada saw many making up the backbone of working communities (timber, agriculture, mining) and being well represented with communist (this does not mean Bolsheviks per se) leanings, organizing unions who fought for worker rights. Nothing wrong with that when faced with plutocratic corporate sweatshops.
A brief mention of Ukrainian historical religion is warranted:
Bukovina is wedged on both sides of Ukraine and Romania.
This would need more study, because when it was stated that "Ukrainians in Canada were suspicious of being controlled from the Russia, first by the Tsarist government and later by the Soviets," perhaps, and yet in what era and which Ukrainians are being spoken of?
Next is the Ukrainian Associations, where wiki goes further:
Remember the UFTA, aka Association of United Ukrainian Canadians as this moves along. Also note the Ukrainian Canadian Congress (UCC) largely mentioned/represented today - membership includes ex Deputy PM “Slava Ukraini”, and then the likes of Hunka (of the SS) and many others seated in Parliament, et cetera.
It is quite possible, that many today in the UCC, either by being young generationally extended and removed, or through marriage, simply do not know the seed on which the UCC was originally established (it would be like one calling themselves liberal today without understanding what liberalism once was) and they don't know what they do not know, only what they are lead to believe.
Conversely, there may be Ukrainian eastern first wave decedents who know what they are about, and yet also know it now all changed and can't speak out.
As said above, one can read some of the mechanisms of the 2nd and 3rd and possibly 4th wave into Canada from here, yet mostly the former 2 waves:
How & Why the UK, U.S., and Canada, Governments imported Nazis into Canada
Eric Zuesse (blogs at On 25 July 1945, the new U.S. President Harry Truman decided to accept the advice from British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and especially from Truman…
canadianpatriot.org
Skipping much of it, we come to the clash centered around the UFTA.
WILLIAM GILLIES:
So, the Nationalist had published said Protocols, and one might imaging that that became a go-to for the Nationalists for years to come, but their aim was to crush, and they had the Canadian states full cold war anti unionist backing.
Next:
[After WW2]
Which gets into the movement of the former Nationalists into POW camps in Italy (Rimini) along with the British (the UK and Canada coming on stream due to the perceived communist threat). The U.S. was all in.
This is not exactly new to many readers here, yet the gap starts to widen from wiki-canned story telling.
This goes on to explains some of the violence that took place as the UCC started to become dominant in Canada. This leads to historical revisionism:
One can read:
Canada has a monumental Ukrainian Nazi problem
A Canadian monument to a hero of an anti-Soviet nationalist uprising in Ukraine is raising questions about the manipulation of historical memory for political purposes. Critics of the monument say Roman Shukhevych was also a ruthless Nazi...
www.sott.net
Yes, daresay it is monumental.
One aspect of the post Ukrainian Maidan, was that in Canada, the likes of the UCC rallied their useful politicians who headed up arming and funding of war - and they called it Russian aggression. However, the UCC itself has strings attached and, for politicians doing state-craft, it offers a shied of plausible deniability ('you know, these are Ukrainian Canadians we represent, and we must stand for Ukraine' (never mind a vast amount are Russian speaking and see separation between factions).
By the way, Carney just coughed up another 2.5 Billion after meeting Z, so for the nonce it is the same old same old.
I just listened to Truth
uplifting song and surprising Christian images
Warning: some Canadian content
I'm posting it here also (also posted in What are you listening to thread) as following the song there's some content re the current Canadian and World political situation, courtesy of Pat King.
Warning: some Canadian content
I'm posting it here also (also posted in What are you listening to thread) as following the song there's some content re the current Canadian and World political situation, courtesy of Pat King.
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