The Americas The Tyranny of Trudeau's Canada

[Cherico]

I actually do wonder how much the cultural paradigm will shift and what it'll mean in the future. will we be so scared by the previous failed state that we will squash innovation or ambition wherever it's found for fear that it bring about another technocracy or corporatocracy? Will the simple act of leaving the cave to call back to Plato's allegory be looked at as foolish hubris? "If man was meant to leave the cave God would not have made the sun's light so blinding. "

I don't know. It does seem like no matter what we do or what we try. The consiquences in the long run end up being disastrous.

I very much doubt it will go that far.

I think we are in for something akin to the holy roman empire, where you after the civil wars are over you get a arch traditionalist who says fuck it no more social experiements. I don't think there will be a major technological regression and in fact I think progress will be made. But it will be more like mastery of the tech and science we already have instead of major break throughs.

However, since this includes things like fusion, solar power, space travel, cybernetics and the like I would hardly call that a major loss.

 

[AnimalNoodles]

read and learn

Veterans of the Civil Rights Movement -- Commentary: Notes from a Nonviolent Training Session

www.crmvet.org

 

[Whitestrake Pelinal]

read and learn

Veterans of the Civil Rights Movement -- Commentary: Notes from a Nonviolent Training Session

www.crmvet.org

I doubt there's much to learn, we don't have a unified MSM willing to broadcast state violence and report favorably on patriots. We have the precise opposite, globalist media does its best to ignore our protests, except when they can use them for fearmongering or have something unfavorable to report.

A nonviolent movement also depends on there being an authority to appeal to, an electorate that is willing to press change if convinced. Modern electorates in the west tend to favor medical tyranny and live in fear of the coof, so they don't really care if patriots are beaten, robbed, or killed. Note that the shift happening in Canadian politics is not a landslide toward a populist reform party, it's a trickle from the far left party to the moderate cuck party.

General strikes, effectively putting import-dependent urban leftist enclaves under siege, are the only nonviolent methodology I can imagine succeeding under these circumstances. While technically nonviolent, such actions would be exceedingly coercive, barely short of violence.

Edit: but I was wrong in my doubts about that specific doc, there's useful info there.

 

[Floridaman]

Seems the Nazi False Flag was literally a false flag

One of the MPs makes a speech trying to get some sense back into the Parliment



Rumours that several buildings are on fire in Ottowa, but unconfirmed as of now. Source is a person hearing the police frequency online.

False flag to justify more emergency power? Antifa tried to frame the truckers with this a while ago, did the Government get wind and decide it was a good idea?

Makes sense he was giving the rcmp their flag back. After all it seems to fit them.

 

[Sobek]

Lotus Eaters doing a complete episode dedicated to the First Province of the World Economic Forum

Lotus Eaters

www.lotuseaters.com

Current state of Canadian People's Democratic Republic: Cop walks into shot, demands to know why he is being filmed by woman who was already filming street, demands she stop, tries and take camera away and threatens arrest.

https://files.catbox.moe/z4z003.mp4

 

[Cherico]

I doubt there's much to learn, we don't have a unified MSM willing to broadcast state violence and report favorably on patriots. We have the precise opposite, globalist media does its best to ignore our protests, except when they can use them for fearmongering or have something unfavorable to report.

A nonviolent movement also depends on there being an authority to appeal to, an electorate that is willing to press change if convinced. Modern electorates in the west tend to favor medical tyranny and live in fear of the coof, so they don't really care if patriots are beaten, robbed, or killed. Note that the shift happening in Canadian politics is not a landslide toward a populist reform party, it's a trickle from the far left party to the moderate cuck party.

General strikes, effectively putting import-dependent urban leftist enclaves under siege, are the only nonviolent methodology I can imagine succeeding under these circumstances. While technically nonviolent, such actions would be exceedingly coercive, barely short of violence.

Edit: but I was wrong in my doubts about that specific doc, there's useful info there.

thankfully the global media is starting to die and loose its legitimacy and a paralee society and economy is being built at a rate that frankly astounds me. Yes the left is stronger then us but considering all of the time and outside support they have had for generations its amazing were doing as well as we are.

 

[Typhonis]

I have a question. These upper upper class cabal. Where do their kids go to university and how do they avoid the woke bullshit from poisoning their thought processess? Because the super wealthy want to remain that way but idiot kids taking up causes sounds like a great way to loose it all.

 

[Bassoe]

I have a question. These upper upper class cabal. Where do their kids go to university and how do they avoid the woke bullshit from poisoning their thought processess? Because the super wealthy want to remain that way but idiot kids taking up causes sounds like a great way to loose it all.

Looking at Hunter Biden, my theory is they don't. Their plan is completely unsustainable in that the next generation of planners are even more incompetent than the current batch, but they're egotistical enough to think they can bypass that via transhumanism and simply continuing to live and hold the reigns of society forever.

 

[Chaos Marine]

Wasn't that because they were finding people above 100 IQ were quitting the job within a couple of years, so that led to too much instability in the ranks?

I would say they've probably been weeding out the moral members of the force and replacing them with like minded activists. It wouldn't surprise me if the people doing the psych evaluations on the recruits would be a liberal sort, it sounds like their kind of dream job. Two, all of the good cops have resigned and what's left over are the liberals. HR sorts always tend to be liberals.

 

[Cherico]

I would say they've probably been weeding out the moral members of the force and replacing them with like minded activists. It wouldn't surprise me if the people doing the psych evaluations on the recruits would be a liberal sort, it sounds like their kind of dream job. Two, all of the good cops have resigned and what's left over are the liberals. HR sorts always tend to be liberals.

the left is currently in the process of turning the police into essentally mercenaries who are only loyal to their paychecks.

This is good for them in the short term but if they ever lose power those same cops will have zero problems turning upon them.

 

[Terthna]

Frankly what I fear is near total devolution, an undoing of the industrial age and potentially more. nearly 4000+ years of history undone and their lessons lost and forgotten Not quite a return to Monkey, but certainly a return to tribalism and superstition. I fear WW4 will be fought with sword and shield and rock.

We never actually left tribalism and superstition behind though; we just swept them under the rug and tried to pretend we were above such things, even as we indulge in both constantly.

 

[sillygoose]

I would say they've probably been weeding out the moral members of the force and replacing them with like minded activists. It wouldn't surprise me if the people doing the psych evaluations on the recruits would be a liberal sort, it sounds like their kind of dream job. Two, all of the good cops have resigned and what's left over are the liberals. HR sorts always tend to be liberals.

That's fine, but what is the evidence of that other than speculation?

 

[Chiron]

I would say they've probably been weeding out the moral members of the force and replacing them with like minded activists. It wouldn't surprise me if the people doing the psych evaluations on the recruits would be a liberal sort, it sounds like their kind of dream job. Two, all of the good cops have resigned and what's left over are the liberals. HR sorts always tend to be liberals.

HR's real job is to prevent workers from Unionizing and keep scandals from blowing up and harming the Company's image in most businesses.

They are very good at that for the most part. Ironically, companies that embrace Worker Unions like the USPS and UPS have a vast competitive advantage over companies that don't. UPS is larger than FEDEX after all and has higher retention and pay. USPS is the largest package delivery company by volume in the world, and if allowed to make a profit by law, which we aren't so the rest of the Federal Government can steal from us (the bastards, we earned that money, not you), we would buy out UPS in a heartbeat and render FedEx and Amazon delivery bankrupt.

 

[DarthOne]

As if we needed more confirmation about how ‘temporary’ the emergency powers will be....

 

[Sobek]

Ben Garrison my beloved

Such powerful shitposting powers

 

[Chaos Marine]

That's fine, but what is the evidence of that other than speculation?

There is none beyond every time I've interacted with someone HR. It's also an increasingly well known thing for SJWs to infiltrate and help other SJWs enter the company and keeping out actually good people.

Ben Garrison my beloved

Such powerful shitposting powers

Dad vs Uncle.

 

[KilroywasNOTHere]

We never actually left tribalism and superstition behind though; we just swept them under the rug and tried to pretend we were above such things, even as we indulge in both constantly.

then bring back Odin worship, at least of all the pagan religions (or pagan religions masquerading as monotheistic religions) it was the most honest.

 

[TheRomanSlayer]

I'll make a short map of what a post-Trudeau Canada could look like if a couple of provinces separated, if anyone is interested.

 

[Cherico]

I'll make a short map of what a post-Trudeau Canada could look like if a couple of provinces separated, if anyone is interested.

lets see it

 

[Bear Ribs]

Trudeau says MPs who vote against the Emergencies Act indicate that "they don’t trust the government to make incredibly momentous and important decisions"