The strongest steel is forged in the hottest flame. We have been through difficult times. We are currently living through our own Soviet era, our own Weimar.
But for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Canadians have felt this pressure building for so long there won't just be renaissance, but a revolution.
Eachday I see more and more Canadian shields as profile pics, more and more Canadians rejecting multiculturalism.
When the next Canadian movement arrives it will be everything the Americans wish their little MAGA party was
Last year I was in Quebec City. I saw the imported Africans housed and suckled by the Church. When you looked at them they recognized in my eyes the fire of someone who suckled at the Wolf. Yet, they shot looks of knowing that they hold the catbird's seat. One day, I was on a sidestreet converted to cheap tourism trinket retail shops whose need for consumers, any consumers please, have hollowed out the virility of a once pioneering and unimaginably resourceful people.
I was reading the plaque and dedication to Pierre Duqua De Mons. An elderly couple, obviously newly hippy-fied and converted from sanity to neo-liberal-colonialism-subjugation, came by with a guide. The guide showed them the plaque and gave a bit of history before he air quoted that De Mons and others had discovered Canada and the great rivers and waterways. The wife said, "Yes. As if 'we' discovered all of this stuff but the Indians discovered them long before us." 'Yes', I thought. 'But did they build mighty, global sea-going vessels and use and develop their forefather's math and build massive logistical networks to discover and colonize Europe?'
I endured the Citadel where Africans are on center display in the opening display case that is just the first sortie in the neo-liberal-colonialists incursion into obliterating Canadian military history and identity. I enjoyed the images inside of the stout and tough as nails Canadian soldiers and officer core. On the top of one of the WWI hats was an ancient Celtic symbol embroidered into it. I felt the fire in my chest roar, knowing how recently our folk knew who they were and seeing how they consciously touched that flame and fed the fire that burns back into the primordial mists of their ancestral Europe.
I loved the statues all over the Capital building and statehouse. I loved the bust of Louis XIV - the Sun King. I loved above all the majestic statue of de Champlain standing high looking over the city with his mighty sword, noble stride and majestic countenance. I love Du Mons and the many great men and their wives and children who discovered and built Canada upon the forests, tundra and rocks of North America.
I felt in every sinew of my body that in those casts of steel and stone that the spirit of the great Canadian pioneer, explorer, warrior, settler and civilizer is stirring and alive. I read the high quality writings of Endeavor and you and other Canadians and I know that alongside those great men are a new generation with the will and the capability to take the actions that will see their countenances and their very spirit cast and raised alongside your great and noble forefathers.
I recently found you in x spaces with rachel. Will you do more spaces in the future?, and if so, how do i get notifications so i can jump on? As well, when is your next meet up in the Toronto area?
Yo. I just discovered this of your next great Prime Minister. I wonder if he could promise Canadians that 1,000 years from now they would be in Canada speaking Candian English and French and saying Anglo/Catholic prayers.
The strongest steel is forged in the hottest flame. We have been through difficult times. We are currently living through our own Soviet era, our own Weimar.
But for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Canadians have felt this pressure building for so long there won't just be renaissance, but a revolution.
Eachday I see more and more Canadian shields as profile pics, more and more Canadians rejecting multiculturalism.
When the next Canadian movement arrives it will be everything the Americans wish their little MAGA party was
Cheers for the list. This whole movement and events of the past half a year have been such a welcome white pill for me.
Angela Anaconda was just strange, that's all I remember from it. Total Kino Island on the other hand.
Last year I was in Quebec City. I saw the imported Africans housed and suckled by the Church. When you looked at them they recognized in my eyes the fire of someone who suckled at the Wolf. Yet, they shot looks of knowing that they hold the catbird's seat. One day, I was on a sidestreet converted to cheap tourism trinket retail shops whose need for consumers, any consumers please, have hollowed out the virility of a once pioneering and unimaginably resourceful people.
I was reading the plaque and dedication to Pierre Duqua De Mons. An elderly couple, obviously newly hippy-fied and converted from sanity to neo-liberal-colonialism-subjugation, came by with a guide. The guide showed them the plaque and gave a bit of history before he air quoted that De Mons and others had discovered Canada and the great rivers and waterways. The wife said, "Yes. As if 'we' discovered all of this stuff but the Indians discovered them long before us." 'Yes', I thought. 'But did they build mighty, global sea-going vessels and use and develop their forefather's math and build massive logistical networks to discover and colonize Europe?'
I endured the Citadel where Africans are on center display in the opening display case that is just the first sortie in the neo-liberal-colonialists incursion into obliterating Canadian military history and identity. I enjoyed the images inside of the stout and tough as nails Canadian soldiers and officer core. On the top of one of the WWI hats was an ancient Celtic symbol embroidered into it. I felt the fire in my chest roar, knowing how recently our folk knew who they were and seeing how they consciously touched that flame and fed the fire that burns back into the primordial mists of their ancestral Europe.
I loved the statues all over the Capital building and statehouse. I loved the bust of Louis XIV - the Sun King. I loved above all the majestic statue of de Champlain standing high looking over the city with his mighty sword, noble stride and majestic countenance. I love Du Mons and the many great men and their wives and children who discovered and built Canada upon the forests, tundra and rocks of North America.
I felt in every sinew of my body that in those casts of steel and stone that the spirit of the great Canadian pioneer, explorer, warrior, settler and civilizer is stirring and alive. I read the high quality writings of Endeavor and you and other Canadians and I know that alongside those great men are a new generation with the will and the capability to take the actions that will see their countenances and their very spirit cast and raised alongside your great and noble forefathers.
God Bless you Canadians. Carpe Diem.
You forgot Imperium Press. Mike's Canadian and has established one of the premier publishing houses around, and has a great substack.
I recently found you in x spaces with rachel. Will you do more spaces in the future?, and if so, how do i get notifications so i can jump on? As well, when is your next meet up in the Toronto area?
Yo. I just discovered this of your next great Prime Minister. I wonder if he could promise Canadians that 1,000 years from now they would be in Canada speaking Candian English and French and saying Anglo/Catholic prayers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvXtSataF4I
Thanks for recommending me. Now I'll actually have to write more articles for here! lol
You have allowed yourselves to fall so low. It better be a really big renaissance