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As Canadian nationalists, our opposition to Democratic America, the βBlue American Empire,β and the liberal postwar consensus it built does not make MAGA our friend. Red America has demonstrated repeatedly, just like the left, that it does not consider Canada a real country or Canadians a distinct people.
Its figures have spoken cavalierly about ending our existence and have built rationalizations for why the life of our nation, rooted in some four centuries of history along the St. Lawrence, along with our posterity and continuity, should be extinguished and absorbed into their declining Babylonian imperial meat grinder.
If given the opportunity, they can, have, and will interfere with our sovereignty by propping up separatist and annexationist movements.
https://youtu.be/eUb0C0iI_GE
One of the few examples of an American contributing to real Canadian culture.
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Leaders have zero accountability under liberal democracy.
After spending a decade deliberately ruining Canada, Justin Trudeau is now off making TikTok videos with Katy Perry in California. Under any other system, he'd be on trial for treason.
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The Canadian Coat of Arms used to be shown on old mail boxes βοΈππ
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Primordial Canada ππ
https://youtube.com/shorts/7O8-K8QRvys
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On this day, 155 years ago, the Crown Colony of British Columbia joined the Dominion of Canada as its sixth Province. The move foiled over 20 years of American disputes and attempts to annex the isolated outpost of the British Empire and ultimately fulfilled Canadaβs position, as a transcontinental nation as aspired to in our motto βAd Mare Usque Ad Mareβ(βFrom Sea to Seaβ).
Personifications of the last Loyalist strongholds: Canada (left), Rhodesia (centre) and Northern Ireland (right) from the window of St. Georgeβs Chapel in Torontoβs St. James Cathedral.
