Bam! Take that Laurentian elite! Right between the eyes. We’ve been a frog in slow boiling water all this time, barely aware of the ruling class turning up the heat. We can thank this pandemic for kicking over the rock and exposing this abusive relationship.
Thank you Elizabeth for this. It really sums it all up so perfectly! Brava! 👏
Brilliant analysis, Elizabeth. Many thanks, speaking as one whose paternal ancestors arrived in Canada in 1799 and helped to build this country into the functioning, welcoming dominion it became. Until recently. Now, it's been trashed by the scummy elites.
I had the "danced on the tomb of the unknown soldier" propaganda from a Facebook "friend" - accepting Deep State propaganda (and False Flag tactics) as truth. I have zero regard for people who are fooled by this stuff anymore.
Thanks for a fine, very insightful essay. I would note in passing that some number, possibly not inconsequential, of your before people also came to escape persecution in their former homeland, as was the case with my royalist ancestors who arrived in Parrtown in 1783.
Bam! Take that Laurentian elite! Right between the eyes. We’ve been a frog in slow boiling water all this time, barely aware of the ruling class turning up the heat. We can thank this pandemic for kicking over the rock and exposing this abusive relationship.
Thank you Elizabeth for this. It really sums it all up so perfectly! Brava! 👏
Brilliant analysis, Elizabeth. Many thanks, speaking as one whose paternal ancestors arrived in Canada in 1799 and helped to build this country into the functioning, welcoming dominion it became. Until recently. Now, it's been trashed by the scummy elites.
I had the "danced on the tomb of the unknown soldier" propaganda from a Facebook "friend" - accepting Deep State propaganda (and False Flag tactics) as truth. I have zero regard for people who are fooled by this stuff anymore.
Thanks for a fine, very insightful essay. I would note in passing that some number, possibly not inconsequential, of your before people also came to escape persecution in their former homeland, as was the case with my royalist ancestors who arrived in Parrtown in 1783.
I have never seen such joyful optimism and national pride among Canadians since Confederation Year of 1967. Remember Expo 67. Ad mare usque ad mare.