Tag: Canada

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If Canada holds a federal election this year, it will be a miracle. Even though it is officially slated for the fall, October 20, 2025, I am doubtful it will happen. As the Liberal Party of Canada is currently in the midst of its internal leadership race to find Justin Trudeau’s replacement, everyone is wondering how the next few weeks will play out. (more…)

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If the weather auguries are correct, we’re set to have another snowstorm at any moment. I’ve decided to venture out into the cold and wander around my suburban snowscape to clear my head and think about what’s really happening. (more…)

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Endeavour hosted this edition of Counter-Currents Radio with special guests Fortissax and John Carter. It is now available to download or listen to online. (more…)

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While I enjoy reading the onslaught of essays against the fallacies of NAXALT, there is a blind spot that these attacks cannot argue against: model minorities.

Attacking NAXALT when it is used to defend the behavior, existence and presence of non-whites in white countries is effective when there are significant parts of these populations that have an obviously negative impact on the West. (more…)

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President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shake hands during a joint press conference, Monday, Feb. 13, 2017, in the East Room of the White House. (Official White House Photo by Shealah Craighead)

President Donald Trump was set to impose a 25% tariff on imports from Canada starting on Tuesday February 4. After two last-minute phone calls on Monday, Trump and Trudeau agreed on a temporary duty-free 30-day ceasefire.

Investigative news outlet Blacklock’s Reporter summarized the situation:

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau only 36 hours after pledging to lead a Team Canada fight against American tariffs yesterday offered numerous concessions in exchange for a 30-day reprieve from U.S. President Donald Trump. No legal text of an agreement was detailed: “We work together.” (more…)

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President Donald Trump’s ascendency to the throne of the most powerful country on the planet went off with nary a hitch. The seemingly unending peaceful transition of power finally culminated in official inaugural proceedings amid freezing temperatures in Washington, DC. Observers and citizens alike were quite rightly trepidatious about what would happen in the days leading up to January 20th as well as the day proper. (more…)

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At this writing, I am patiently waiting for a press conference to begin. A podium in front of Rideau Cottage in Ottawa stands empty in anticipation of an announcement from Canada’s embattled prime minister, Justin Trudeau. I can hear the din of the assembled mainstream parliamentary press journalists who have assembled. As Trudeau emerged from the front door, a few pages of his prepared remarks flew from the lectern. (more…)

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As soon as Donald Trump was elected, he became the de facto leader of the United States, months before he was to officially take office. I don’t recall any incoming president taking such an active role. Foreign heads of state visited him at Mar-a-Lago. Trump represented the United States at the reopening of the Cathedral of Notre Dame, not Joe Biden. But mostly Trump has threatened foreign countries, sometimes with positive consequences. (more…)

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President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shake hands during a joint press conference, Monday, Feb. 13, 2017. (Official White House Photo by Shealah Craighead)

There is a glimmer of hope here in the north amid the crushing misery. Even though the president-elect has yet to be formally inaugurated, the Donald J. Trump effect has had a wide-ranging political and metapolitical impact like the blast wave from a colossal high explosive detonation. When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was summoned to Mar-A-Lago last month, Trump quite rightly threatened little potato Trudeau with 25% tariffs on all Canadian goods if he did not get his house in order as far as immigration, security, drug trafficking, and defence spending were concerned. The weighty message sent Trudeau into panic mode, which will soon bring down his disastrous reign. (more…)

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As a Hyperborean who is restless, gloomy, and partially frozen, I applaud the idea of integrating the once Great White North into what shall soon undoubtedly be called the United Canadas of America (Great State of Canada? (more…)

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When I was a child in the early 2000s, my elementary school would do a food drive each year, usually around the holiday season. Students in our class would bring non-perishable food items to school and place them in a large cardboard box in our classroom. After a couple of weeks, the item our school had received from students would be donated to a local food bank, a charitable organization which offers free food to those in need. (more…)

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Lately, my browser aggregator has been handing me some stories which seem interesting, but didn’t quite deliver. They were promising at first, but in the end let me down. What a tease! Here are a few of these almost-there efforts.

Canada’s hostile elites abandon population replacement migration – well, not quite.

First up is a story by the Associated Press, “Canada will reduce immigration targets as Trudeau acknowledges his policy failed“. Well, it’s aboot time those hosers stopped their open borders policies, eh? (more…)

President Ulysses S. Grant (image source: The White House website)

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Part 2 of 3 (Part 1 here, Part 3 here)

The Fourteenth Amendment, Foreign Policy, & Commander-in-Chief Grant

With the South under the United States Army’s heel, the Radical Republicans turned the Civil Rights Act of 1866 into the Fourteenth Amendment in 1868. This amendment has turned out to be a disaster, mainly due to its birthright citizenship clause, which gives anyone born in the United States citizenship regardless of his parents’ status or his race and national origin. (more…)