Queen Elazabeth II RIP and all hail the new King Charles the III

 First off, I am not really a monarchist, I would French Monarchist first by duty and heritage but more of a Napoleonic era man. I am not a monarchist in general. I am for a republic of our own design but I cannot ignore the history of the British Monarchy and not downplay their influence in the creation of our nation.

 

 

   Queen Elizabeth the II longest reigning monarch I did and do not agree with most of her policies and politics, she was a leftist of sorts so it is only her long dedication and duty besides behaving like a proper lady regal and dignified calls for our admiration. Indeed her policies are of the feminine nature, as being a woman is natural like women taking in stray cats like crazy cat ladies and taking in monkeys and building schools in Africa that gets them , skinned, raped and beheaded, it is not 100% their fault, it is female genetics and feminism that made them this way and have helped destroy western civilization hand in hand with Cultural Marxism.

   What is the silver lining King Charles III is now ruling monarch putting the proud Patriarchy back in the Monarchy sending the right kind of shock waves through the 14 realms, a positive influence, yes the new King may have been too left leaning but he may surprise us and grow a pair and we shall then see if his politics was actually his own and not his mother's.  

 

 

  A Return of Kings that has not been seen in 70 years may turn the tide against feminism and beta cucks, not holding my breath for King Charles to man up but there is hope of positive ramifications to "MANkind" and male heirs for the next 100 years, Prince William then his son Prince George .

Chairman of the Canadian Nationalist Front Kevin Goudreau has submitted nomination for city council of Peterborough for October election

 I have submitted my nomination for city council member of Peterborough ward 3 town for municipal elections in October.

 

 

Current platform for city council issues as follows

*reversing ban on open burning and fire pits within city limits and working with the fire department to issue fire pit and burning permits for safe burning and the fire department agrees.

*reversing the new noise complaint laws back to normal hours instead of the 24 hours of calling police for no reason and the police agree.

*extra funding to hire more police officers to deal with the new crime wave that is through the roof and officers told me city council has consistently denied police funding for no reason.

*fixing Landsdown street and every street in Peterborough that council has consistently denied  Drain Brothers the contract for no reason for the past decade, could have all been done by now. I have repaired the front springs and tie rods on my truck due to bad roads damage and many have had same repairs done on brand new vehicles! 

*Getting rid of the bike lanes, get on the sidewalk like it was and get off the road and our of our way, traffic is bad enough in Peterborough.

*Everyone is fed up with all these unnecessary one way streets that make no sense, ask any cab driver or driver, most need to be made two way streets.

*bringing in some big Canadian businesses to create jobs at fair wages, with tax breaks and incentives with assurances of jobs and economic growth.

*getting rid of the safe injection site that enables drug addicts and makes the problems worst.

*by-laws for large fines for littering the streets, parks and sidewalks with needles when there are bins for them already.

*a ban on the 6 methadone clinics ( they should not be getting free drugs for 10 years that yes gets them high and overdose from it) 

*Fines for not picking up dog crap, people are sick of seeing it everywhere

*banning the sex offender halfway house that should not be here.

Will add to my platform as I talk to neighbours in my constituency and see what they want.

Closing Roxham Road border crossing will not stop arrival of asylum seekers: Trudeau

 * Turdeau and his Fiberals finally helped and prove our case for a Canadian bordrer wall/fence! Thank you for proving our point!*

 

Closing Roxham Road border crossing will not stop arrival of asylum seekers: Trudeau

  

 Negotiations are ongoing with United States, Trudeau says

Émilie Bergeron · The Canadian Press · Posted: May 12, 2022 7:17 PM ET | Last Updated: May 12

 

 

 

Closing an unofficial border crossing in southern Quebec will not slow the arrival of asylum seekers, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday.

"If we close Roxham Road, people will cross elsewhere," he told reporters in Ottawa. "We have an enormous border, and we're not going to start arming or putting fences on it."

On Wednesday, Quebec Premier François Legault called for Trudeau to close the makeshift crossing south of Montreal, saying that the province doesn't have the capacity to care for migrants as they wait for their refugee claims to be processed.

Trudeau said intercepting irregular migrants at Roxham Road, where an RCMP post has been set up, allows Canadian authorities to conduct security verifications and to ensure that migrants are not "lost and illegal inside Canada."

Negotiations are ongoing with the United States, Trudeau said, to change the Safe Third Country Agreement, which has led to the irregular crossings.

Under that agreement, which has been in place since 2004, asylum seekers who enter the U.S. must claim refugee status there and can be turned back if they attempt to enter Canada through an official border crossing to make a refugee claim. However, asylum seekers who cross the border irregularly can make a refugee claim once they are in Canada.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/roxham-road-trudeau-closing-1.6451659

Quebec asks feds to close Roxham Road, says province can't handle influx of refugees

 

The popular unofficial border crossing reopened in November, after being closed for much of the pandemic

Jacob Serebrin · CBC News · Posted: May 11, 2022 12:44 PM ET | Last Updated: May 11

 

 

 

 

Quebec is asking the federal government to close a popular, unofficial border crossing south of Montreal because the province can't handle the number of asylum seekers entering the country, but refugee advocates are rejecting Quebec's claims.

More than 100 refugee claimants are entering Quebec every day from the United States through a rural path called Roxham Road, Premier François Legault told reporters Wednesday.

"It's unacceptable," Legault said at the legislature. "It's impossible because we don't have the capacity."

The federal government takes 14 months to study an asylum claim and in the meantime, Quebec has to house and care for would-be refugees and school their children, the premier said.

"We cannot afford to give services," Legault said, adding that if the current pace continues, Quebec will not have adequate housing for 36,000 new arrivals.

Refugee advocates, however, say they don't accept the premier's claim.

"What is Quebec's capacity for compassion? For justice? It's maybe not unlimited, but the capacity is there," Paul Clarke, interim executive director of Action Réfugiés Montréal, said Wednesday in an interview.

 

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/legault-wants-roxham-closed-1.6449302 

Emergency Measures Act is deceleration of war against Euro-Canadian pioneer settlers with blatantly racist and Anti-White regulations

 

 Emergency Measures Act is deceleration of war against Euro-Canadian pioneer settlers with blatantly racist and Anti-White regulations written into it. Euro-Canadians have no rights under the law and it is time to fight for those changes! We need to take our country back!

  The regulations of the Emergency Measures excludes, non-whites like turd world illegal aliens, economic migrants, natives etc. 

  We already have Canadian Nationalist Front supporters and members there now and some have been there already, more of us are on the way, the time is now! The movement is growing and this momentum cannot be stopped!

Our Heritage! Our Homeland!

 

 

 

 

Truckers protest in Ottawa and across the country to end so -called "vaccine" mandates is a great success!

 

     Thank the Truckers and Patriots 'Freedom Convoy" protests in Ottawa and across Canada that have been a great success in gaining for the people of Canada the recent provincial and governments ending  so-called "vaccine" mandates and communist "social credit" type system of electronic monitoring passports etc. 

 

   Patriots united in protest to end mandates and restore freedoms in the tens of thousands across Canada has been history in the making, closing several major border crossings, a great mass awakening and actions by average Canadian citizens and Patriots. A Nationalist revolution that has been evolving for past few years is growing by leaps and bounds and growing!

 

 

 

    Despite all the disinformation by the communist Turdeau government and communist state media propaganda apparatus' attempts to lie, incite hatred and violence, sowing division, marginalizing, dehumanizing and demonizing average citizens as some small "fringe" group (actually the silent majority standing up and speaking out) to provoke and escalate the situation with fake news and false narratives to have an excuse to invoke the Emergencies Act but their web of lies fell apart awhile ago when over the past few weeks protests have been peaceful by masses of tens of thousands of truckers and supporters across our country for weeks without any serious incidents.

 

 Turdeau Sr, with close friend Fidel Castro communist leader of Cuba.

 

     Turdeau's provocations, insults and incitement against average hardworking Canadians was on purpose to invoke the Emergencies Act to follow in his treasonous father's footsteps when Turd Senior enacted the War Measures Act against the people with use of the military then years later changed it to the Emergencies Act that has never been used to also be remembered like his father wanting to make history as an Authoritarian Communist leader like his idols in China and Cuba.   

    I was anti-vaxx before it was cool, I have not had a shot nor antibiotics since high school and I never get sick, been sick once in 8 years and with some raw garlic, tea and honey was gone in a couple days and maybe a shot of the old Buckley's at worst, shots weaken the immune system but If people want to put poison in their veins from the legal drug dealers aka big pharma, well that is your right and freedom to do so without coercion or by force, infringing on our rights and freedoms. 

    Now like a good communist and anti-capitalist even before the Emergencies Act the Turd and his cohorts like state media and Rothschild banking system aided and abetted in the theft of money from private citizens from banks, violate privacy giving personal bank and donation information to the public as a target list for the government and their allies. 

 

    Turdeau needs to resign along with his Fiberal lackeys and he should be exiled to either China or Cuba at the very least or life in prison for his crimes against humanity, war on freedoms and ruining the fabric of our society. In the interim a new transitional government of the people, excluding the guilty party of Fiberals should rule until a new Prime Minister can be elected,  to fix what has been wrong for the past 50 years since Turdeau Senior ruined this country.  

    The real people have now spoken and stood up to fight for freedom being pushed to the limit and then some whilst being the bigger person not being sucked into or provoked by the government keeping peaceful, polite and cordial. Now Canada is a beacon to the world inspiring similar protests globally against covid tyranny by the globalists and communist elites.

The misleading claim that 150,000 Indigenous children were forced to attend residential schools

 By Brian Giesbrecht and Tom Flanagan -December 19, 2021

The claim that 150,000 Indigenous children were forced to attend residential schools between 1883 and 1997 now routinely appears in the media, embellished by descriptions such as children “forcibly removed from their families” or “ripped from their parents’ arms.” Cree artist Kent Monkman depicted this fiction in his painting “The Scream” showing priests, nuns, and Mounties grabbing little Indian children from their terrified mothers.

But how true are these incendiary claims? At best misleading, and at worst, false. 

If “forced to attend school” simply means compulsory school attendance that applies to all children, then the claim is misleading. School attendance, or its equivalent in homeschooling, is required of all Canadian children, both Indigenous and non-Indigenous, as it is of children in all modern societies.

Indeed, school attendance was not even required of Indian children until 1920, when an amendment to the Indian Act made them subject to the same compulsory attendance as all others had been. However, prior to 1920 Catholic and Protestant residential schools had operated in one form or another for more than half a century. Indigenous children attended those schools because their parents wanted them to attend. Education was seen as a benefit.

Even after 1920, enforcement of attendance for Indian children was weak. As late as 1944, records show that upwards of 40% of Indian children went to no school at all.

Typically, Indian parents who wanted their child to attend a residential school filled out an application which was forwarded to Ottawa for approval. Not all applications were accepted, as there was insufficient capacity for all children wishing to attend.

In a similar vein, dissatisfied parents sometimes withdrew their children from the school. In 1922, for example, all parents in the community withdrew their children from the residential school at Kitimat and refused to allow them to return until the principal signed a paper affirming that the children would be “properly fed.”

Children who were “forced to attend” were mainly child welfare cases. From 1920 to the 1960s, the main option for Indian children from orphaned or troubled homes who could not be taken in by extended family was an Indian agent’s discretionary placement of a child in a residential school.

And increasingly, from the 1940s until the mid 1960s, Indian agents took children out of homes that the agent deemed to be inadequate or dangerous and placed them in residential schools. For example, the 1967 Caldwell Report notes that in some Saskatchewan residential schools as many as 80% of the students were there primarily for child welfare reasons. Those neglected children were indeed forcibly removed from their parents, just as some children today, both Indigenous and other, are removed from inadequate parenting for their own safety.

But most Indian parents did not have those problems. They simply wanted their children to have the same education that other children received to help prepare them for modern life.

Joe and Balazee Highway were an example of such parents.

They lived on a northern Cree reserve, where poverty and death were far too common, and they knew that education offered the best chance for their children to escape that fate. They loaded their children onto a silver Norseman floatplane and sent them south to the Guy Hill Residential School, near The Pas, Manitoba. Nine years later their son—acclaimed playwright and writer Tomson Highway—graduated at the top of his class. In his new book Perpetual Astonishment (reviewed here by lawyer Peter Best,) Highway described the time he spent at residential school as “nine of the best years of my life.”

As we know, not every student who entered a residential school had such a positive experience. There were negative experiences as well. But the positive experiences, like those of Tomson Highway, must be remembered if we are to have a balanced historical portrait.

The picture of 150,000 students being “forced to attend” and “forcibly removed from their parents” is simply not accurate. Kent Monkman’s painting is a work of mythic imagination, and should not be mistaken for history.

Brian Giesbrecht is a retired judge of the Provincial Court of Manitoba. Tom Flanagan is professor emeritus of political science at the University of Calgary.

https://tnc.news/2021/12/19/the-misleading-claim-that-150000-indigenous-children-were-forced-to-attend-residential-schools/

Minority professor denied grants because he hires on merit: 'People are afraid to think'

 I don't care about the colour of your skin. I'm interested in hiring someone who wants to work on the project and is good at it,' Prof. Patanjali Kambhampati say.

 

 Michael Higgins

Publishing date:

Nov 24, 2021

 

 

 

 An award-winning Canadian scientist said he has been refused two federal government grants for his research on the grounds of “lack of diversity” — even though he is originally from India and has repeatedly suffered racism.

 

 Patanjali Kambhampati, a professor in the chemistry department at Montreal’s McGill University, believes the death knell for the latest grant was a line in the application form where he was asked about hiring staff based on diversity and inclusion considerations. He says his mistake was maintaining that he would hire on merit any research assistant who was qualified, regardless of their identity.

 

 

“We will hire the most qualified people based upon their skills and mutual interests,” Kambhampati wrote on the application.

“I’ve had two people say that was the kiss of death,” said Kambhampati. “I thought I was trying to be nice saying that if you were interested and able I’d hire you and that’s all that mattered. I don’t care about the colour of your skin. I’m interested in hiring someone who wants to work on the project and is good at it.”

 

 

Kambhampati said he didn’t go public after the first grant was rejected but decided to speak out now because the increasing use by the government of equity, diversity and inclusion, aka “EDI,” provisions, as well as woke culture, are killing innovation, harming science and disrupting society.

“I believe this is an important stand to make. I will not be silenced anymore,” he said.

Kambhampati’s work explores the cutting edge of super-fast laser science, a field that spans everything from telecom to medicine. He believes Canada can become a world leader in the field.

If I want to focus on merit, fairness and equality, then you get called out as a racist or sexist

But his application for a $450,000 grant this month from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) was turned down because, the council said, “the Equity, Diversity and Inclusion considerations in the application were deemed insufficient.”

 

   His grant application a year ago to the federally funded National Frontiers in Research Fund  — whose object is “to support world-leading interdisciplinary, international, high-risk/high-reward, transformative and rapid-response Canadian research” — was also turned down on similar grounds.

Because both applications were rejected at the bureaucratic level, it means that neither proceeded to the step where they would be forward to other scientists to review Kambhampati’s proposals.

But Kambhampati said he believes basing his hiring decisions on merit is a valid, moral position to hold.

“I think what’s happened is the woke and the social justice warriors have made a moralistic argument the way the religious right used to make moralistic arguments. And now people are afraid to challenge them. But I think it’s okay to say I believe that equality is a morally valid position. I believe that meritocracy is a morally valid position.”

 

A request for comment from NSERC was not answered on Tuesday.

Around the same time that Kambhampati’s latest application was turned down, another arm of the government, the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, gave Dr. Lana Ray, a professor at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay, Ont., a $1.2-million grant to study cancer prevention using traditional Indigenous healing practices. When the award was announced, Ray said “We need to stop framing prevalent risk factors of cancer as such and start thinking about them as symptoms of colonialism.”

 

Kambhampati, 50, was born in India and moved to the United States when he was four. He lived and worked in Minnesota, Texas and California, before moving to Montreal in 2003 to take up a professorship at McGill. As an immigrant he said he had experienced numerous incidents of racism.

“In childhood I used to get constant beatings and name calling,” he told National Post, adding that as an adult, he would also get harassed by U.S. border guards, and has been racially profiled in Canada, too.

“Two years ago, I had eight police officers break into my house because I was sitting on my porch while brown. That happened on Canada Day.”

But he says his experiences taught him to treat everyone equally and fairly.

“People do different things. They have different abilities. They have different interests,” he said. “To me, the whole point is to treat people as individuals, so that’s what I do in my life. My way of dealing with racism, or sexism, or any other ‘ism’ is to treat people as individuals.”

 

As scientists, he said, “we don’t believe in EDI. We believe in merit, fairness and equality. You should be fair in your procedures and treat people as equals.”

However, “if I want to focus on merit, fairness and equality, then you get called out as a racist or sexist and I refuse to let that happen to me,” Kambhampati said.

“I actually get called a racist constantly by white university students who believe that prejudice plus power equals racism. And as a result (they say), I have internalized racism. So, if you are a minority who thinks that the racism of the woke left is overstated they say you have internalized racism.”

https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/minority-professor-denied-grants-because-he-hires-on-merit-people-are-afraid-to-think