[Polniy_Sostav]

(10-19-2018 07:42 PM)Tiger Man Wrote:  

Lest We Forget.

Canada already has the highest immigration rate (in the world) per capita.

Canada has had the highest per capita population growth rate of all G7/G8 countries for several years, due to immigration.

Canada has had the highest international remmitance rate in the world for several years.


Has anyone walked in to one of those Money Mart/Western Union locations in Calgary/Vancouver/Toronto? It is a barrage of foreign faces and accents, all sending money to India/China/Ghana/Etc. I went in to one to send a small sum of money to my brother in the US and they couldn't figure out how to program the wire for US... Leads me to believe that most remittances are going outside of North America.

What would be interesting is to ban all those moneygrams/Western union stuff in all western countries. This would give a huge hit to mass immigration and globalists

[BaatumMania]

(11-22-2018 03:53 AM)Polniy_Sostav Wrote:  

(10-19-2018 07:42 PM)Tiger Man Wrote:  

Lest We Forget.

Canada already has the highest immigration rate (in the world) per capita.

Canada has had the highest per capita population growth rate of all G7/G8 countries for several years, due to immigration.

Canada has had the highest international remmitance rate in the world for several years.


Has anyone walked in to one of those Money Mart/Western Union locations in Calgary/Vancouver/Toronto? It is a barrage of foreign faces and accents, all sending money to India/China/Ghana/Etc. I went in to one to send a small sum of money to my brother in the US and they couldn't figure out how to program the wire for US... Leads me to believe that most remittances are going outside of North America.

What would be interesting is to ban all those moneygrams/Western union stuff in all western countries. This would give a huge hit to mass immigration and globalists

South Korea has sort of done that but its' immigration numbers continue to skyrocket making it probably the most multicultural country in Asia after Singapore / Malaysia.

I think you underestimate illegal money smuggling, stuff like Bitcoin and other workarounds that exist or would be created if money controls were enacted.


The multiculturalism thing is just getting out of control everywhere just because the underclass of most countries see a huge boost in living standard in going abroad. Hell the same is true for white people: South Korea is full of women with degrees in Feminist Literature who are making $30,000 English Teaching (when in USA would be unemployed or making $18,000).

[HornyRamone]

(11-22-2018 09:30 AM)BaatumMania Wrote:  

(11-22-2018 03:53 AM)Polniy_Sostav Wrote:  

(10-19-2018 07:42 PM)Tiger Man Wrote:  

Lest We Forget.

Canada already has the highest immigration rate (in the world) per capita.

Canada has had the highest per capita population growth rate of all G7/G8 countries for several years, due to immigration.

Canada has had the highest international remmitance rate in the world for several years.


Has anyone walked in to one of those Money Mart/Western Union locations in Calgary/Vancouver/Toronto? It is a barrage of foreign faces and accents, all sending money to India/China/Ghana/Etc. I went in to one to send a small sum of money to my brother in the US and they couldn't figure out how to program the wire for US... Leads me to believe that most remittances are going outside of North America.

What would be interesting is to ban all those moneygrams/Western union stuff in all western countries. This would give a huge hit to mass immigration and globalists

South Korea has sort of done that but its' immigration numbers continue to skyrocket making it probably the most multicultural country in Asia after Singapore / Malaysia.

I think you underestimate illegal money smuggling, stuff like Bitcoin and other workarounds that exist or would be created if money controls were enacted.


The multiculturalism thing is just getting out of control everywhere just because the underclass of most countries see a huge boost in living standard in going abroad. Hell the same is true for white people: South Korea is full of women with degrees in Feminist Literature who are making $30,000 English Teaching (when in USA would be unemployed or making $18,000).

I'm an ESL teacher in Vietnam and I can tell you from what I've seen that the majority of Westerners last 6 months to a year teaching English, and none of us are getting government hand-outs or preferential treatment. You might as well call ESL teachers tourists on extended vacations except for the few who stick around because they married and had kids abroad and/or they love the work. Many of them return home with their families. ESL teachers and immigrants to white countries are apples and oranges.

[Emancipator]

Stats Can has released data showing gun related homicides at ten year peak.

Trudeau's Liberal response? Blame and target LAWFUL gun owners via Bill C71, handgun and "assault weapons" bans, zero impact on anyone EXCEPT legal gun owners, who are hit quite severely and aren't the problem with this increase and is NOT blaming the people that it's intentionally designed to directly attack??



Invite the Third world, get third world problems

[Handsome Creepy Eel]

Trudeau isn't an NPC in disguise, he's just an NPC. He's never pretended to be anything else.

[Polniy_Sostav]

(11-22-2018 09:30 AM)BaatumMania Wrote:  

(11-22-2018 03:53 AM)Polniy_Sostav Wrote:  

(10-19-2018 07:42 PM)Tiger Man Wrote:  

Lest We Forget.

Canada already has the highest immigration rate (in the world) per capita.

Canada has had the highest per capita population growth rate of all G7/G8 countries for several years, due to immigration.

Canada has had the highest international remmitance rate in the world for several years.


Has anyone walked in to one of those Money Mart/Western Union locations in Calgary/Vancouver/Toronto? It is a barrage of foreign faces and accents, all sending money to India/China/Ghana/Etc. I went in to one to send a small sum of money to my brother in the US and they couldn't figure out how to program the wire for US... Leads me to believe that most remittances are going outside of North America.

What would be interesting is to ban all those moneygrams/Western union stuff in all western countries. This would give a huge hit to mass immigration and globalists

South Korea has sort of done that but its' immigration numbers continue to skyrocket making it probably the most multicultural country in Asia after Singapore / Malaysia.

I think you underestimate illegal money smuggling, stuff like Bitcoin and other workarounds that exist or would be created if money controls were enacted.


The multiculturalism thing is just getting out of control everywhere just because the underclass of most countries see a huge boost in living standard in going abroad. Hell the same is true for white people: South Korea is full of women with degrees in Feminist Literature who are making $30,000 English Teaching (when in USA would be unemployed or making $18,000).

a country like Morocco doesn't allow you taking money out of the country. We can do the same. The problematic here is not to allow or not immigration but to not allow immigrants to send money back home

[ChefAllDay]

Turdeau just announced a 600million dollar buy off of Canadian media going into an election year. Our little dictator isn't even trying to cover his communist tracks anymore.

Union loves new cash cow from Libs

Of course the union loves supports it. How stupid can we be, if this guy gets voted in again in 2019 we are in trouble.

[BaatumMania]

Maybe Trudeau is secretly a Quebec Nationalist? If Quebec couldn't leave under a white Canada (multiple failed referendums) then maybe the Trudeau family thinks they must destroy English Canada first?

His Father could had been one too (purposely sent in English-speaking soldiers in a conspiracy to make his cultural brethren violently raise up and leave).

Notice Quebec uses trickery on the census to make it look "multicultural" but if you merge English and French speakers then it's a 87% white province. That's whiter than Portland Oregon (which for a lot of Americans is their whitest city) and a lot of that 13% is probably just in Montreal's English quarter and they would leave Quebec upon separation too. The daycare program that Canada pays for is also boosting up the French birthrate too.

So not only is Trudeau a cuck and a genocider of Anglo Canadians but he is likely very well a Quebec nationalist deep in the closet.

[Polniy_Sostav]

(11-23-2018 07:47 AM)BaatumMania Wrote:  

Maybe Trudeau is secretly a Quebec Nationalist? If Quebec couldn't leave under a white Canada (multiple failed referendums) then maybe the Trudeau family thinks they must destroy English Canada first?

His Father could had been one too (purposely sent in English-speaking soldiers in a conspiracy to make his cultural brethren violently raise up and leave).

Notice Quebec uses trickery on the census to make it look "multicultural" but if you merge English and French speakers then it's a 87% white province. That's whiter than Portland Oregon (which for a lot of Americans is their whitest city) and a lot of that 13% is probably just in Montreal's English quarter and they would leave Quebec upon separation too. The daycare program that Canada pays for is also boosting up the French birthrate too.

So not only is Trudeau a cuck and a genocider of Anglo Canadians but he is likely very well a Quebec nationalist deep in the closet.

that's a very unlikely scenario. I ve never been in North-America but I know that trudeau is promoting "francophonie" in Quebec. Which means , most of the immigrants will come from french-speaking african former colonies.
The result will be a second multicultural France.

[budoslavic]

Is Trudeau planning to sign the UN Migrant Compact?

[url=https://www.twitter.com/FaithGoldy/status/1066130649235496966][/url]

[MaxMillion]

(11-22-2018 01:00 AM)NoMoreTO Wrote:  

Stephen Harper lays it down pretty well here. It just reinforces how much of a cuck clown airhead Trudeau is. Ben Shapiro can barely keep up.

Say what you want about him being a globalist, but we had someone with skills, who knew the files, who knew history and economics. FUUUCKK.

We had a guy who was a true intellectual, a Christian... now we have a wannabe muslim surfer dude backpacking feminist cuck.

Good well rounded conversation with insights into Trade Balances, Populism, The Middle Class & the hatred of our own society by liberals. I wish he talked like this when he was PM. I still gotta read the new book.

Ben. Meet someone much smarter than you.

[Cr33pin]

[DamienCasanova]

(11-23-2018 11:55 PM)budoslavic Wrote:  

Is Trudeau planning to sign the UN Migrant Compact?

[url=https://www.twitter.com/FaithGoldy/status/1066130649235496966][/url]

Maybe we need to be talking about building a Wall on the Northern Border also....

[Emancipator]

(11-23-2018 07:39 AM)ChefAllDay Wrote:  

Turdeau just announced a 600million dollar buy off of Canadian media going into an election year. Our little dictator isn't even trying to cover his communist tracks anymore.

Union loves new cash cow from Libs

Of course the union loves supports it. How stupid can we be, if this guy gets voted in again in 2019 we are in trouble.

Bold move, dare I say smart strategy, Canadians are extremely exposed and reliant on legacy media players to form opinions, rather than independently seeking out information (Very NPC)

In addition don't forget the non-print media in the country, CBC (funded by taxpayers) and the media wings of the Robellus Telcom cartel (CTV, City)

Don't expect any good coverage for Max next election from most outlets, as he's a sure bet to lower subsidies to the CBC, cut this $600 print media bailout and in regards to Robellus, he wants to open up Canada's industry to outside competition, threatening the oligopoly gravy train.

Who knows though, he could play ball with Robellus, entice them with cutting Net Neutrality, which would greatly benefit them, and secure proper fair coverage.

Probably would be enticing to the Shaw family, they control Global, would benefit with cutting net neutrality and are less exposed to potential outsiders compared to RoBellUs. Could help him shore up Western support...

(Bernier Camp, if you're reading this I'm open to help in 2019, send me a Private Message)

[ed pluribus unum]

(12-06-2018 03:08 AM)Emancipator Wrote:  

(Bernier Camp, if you're reading this I'm open to help in 2019, shoot a PM)

Maybe just clarify that last bit, in case someone takes it the wrong way...?

The local People's Party association is meeting next week and I hope to get a better sense of where we're going with it.

[Emancipator]

(12-06-2018 07:30 AM)ed pluribus unum Wrote:  

(12-06-2018 03:08 AM)Emancipator Wrote:  

(Bernier Camp, if you're reading this I'm open to help in 2019, shoot a PM)

Maybe just clarify that last bit, in case someone takes it the wrong way...?

The local People's Party association is meeting next week and I hope to get a better sense of where we're going with it.

OOF, yeah that looks bad can't edit

EDIT: Bernier Camp, if you're reading this I'm open to help in 2019, slide into my DMs (aka shoot me a Private Message)

[CaptainChardonnay]

As much as the PPC looks good right now, I think what will happen is that the PPC will splinter the conservative vote between them and the CPC almost ensuring the Liberals get more votes in the upcoming election.

The focus should be on getting Trudeau out asap and then going from there and that means unifying the conservative vote.

[scotian]

^Agree CC, I was strongly on Team Bernier back when the Tories were electing their leader, I’m still not a fan of Scheer but he’s our best bet at ousting PM Peoplekind. I’m optimistic that Canadians are waking up to just how bad Trudeau is, people on my FB aren’t sticking up for him like they were before, everyone can plainly see that the guy is an epic failure. Still, this is Canada, so I wouldn’t be totally surprised if the Liberals get back in, especially with Bernier splitting the vote.

[ed pluribus unum]

Scotian, I really don't know this time around. Normally I would be on board with the "let's just get Trudeau out" line, but this time I'm not so sure. Scheer is weak, and he is wishy-washy or silent on issues where he should be taking a decisive stand (immigration, oil&gas). If he got in, the media party would be relentless in tearing him down and he would become another 4-year placeholder waiting for the next Liberal gov't to come in and keep doing what they do.

If I can use an American analogy, Romney 2012 would just have guaranteed a Clinton presidency in 2016; instead, 4 more years of Obama got them Trump.

I think I'm ready to help try and push Bernier onto the national stage in a meaningful way, and let Scheer and the Conservatives flounder. If some of them can jump on the Bernier train, so much the better.

[scotian]

I see what you’re saying but I’m not sure we Can handle another Trudeau term, even if it’s a minority government. If he wins again I’ll probably move to the US, I’ve been looking into it lately, I can’t be the only one.

[NoMoreTO]

^^ You're not.

Having lived in Ontario through the Liberal Years of McGuinty (deficit king) and Kathleen Wynne (homo agenda), never underestimate the amount of social decay and financial irresponsibility that can occur with this type of government.

[CaptainChardonnay]

If he wins again, he will attempt and probably will succeed at disarming law abiding Canadians. Bill C71 is already in motion.

Quote:

What Is Bill C-71?

Draft legislation proposed by the government of Canada on 20 March 2018. It could be passed into law in early 2019.

Aimed at more than 2 million men and women with a federal firearm Possession and Acquisition Licence (PAL), such as hunters, farmers recreational shooters, athletes and firearm collectors.

Would increase firearm confiscations, increase tracking of licence holders, and increase restrictions to get or keep a licence and to buy, sell or transport firearms. For example, it would become a crime to take a lawfully owned handgun to an airport, border crossing or a gunsmith without specific police permission.

Introduced with no evidence of benefit, no evidence of need, no estimate of cost, and no plan to inform gun owners who would be affected directly.

Government is promoting it as “legislation that prioritizes public safety and is practical for firearms owners.”

Gun owners oppose it: Every national gun-rights association, major provincial hunting associations and hunters, plinkers and sport shooters across Canada.

How Would Bill C-71 Hurt Gun Owners?

In Short

Makes it harder to obtain and keep your gun licence (PAL).

Bans rifles that have been sold in Canada for a decade and are owned by 10,000 – 15,000 people. Imprisons those owners if they don’t meet new ownership requirements, but includes no plan to inform the owners of the new requirements. Even if they fulfill the requirements, police will confiscate the firearms after the owners die. (Some people call this confiscation after death “grandfathering.”)

Tracks PAL holders who plan to buy, sell or give away guns, even if the transfer isn’t completed (connections registry).

Requires stores to register you and your guns (firearm registry).

Removes government power to easily override incorrect or unjustified RCMP firearm classifications.

Stops you from transporting your guns to and from airport, border, gunshow, gunsmith without special permission (Authorizations To Transport).

https://thegunblog.ca/stop-bill-c-71/

Quote:

MONTREAL Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his government plans to limit access to handguns and assault weapons to confront gun violence in the country.

Speaking to Montreal radio station 98.5 FM today on the anniversary of the 1989 Ecole Polytechnique massacre, Trudeau did not rule out a full ban when asked by the host.

The prime minister says the government is looking at different alternatives to address a situation he called unacceptable. But he says the goal is to limit the easy access criminals have to handguns and assault weapons.

In 2015, Trudeau campaigned on a promise to get handguns and assault weapons off the streets, but gun-control advocates recently criticized the government for failing to follow through.

Today's comments come as Montreal marks the 29th anniversary of shootings that killed 14 women at the Ecole Polytechnique engineering school.

Trudeau is scheduled to join Premier Francois Legault and other dignitaries at the end of the day at a memorial event on Mount Royal.

https://www.thespec.com/news-story/90702...t-weapons/

[ed pluribus unum]

^^ya don't worry, I think I know a few people who'll be shopping for shovels and some large diameter PVC pipe. Maybe I'll rent out my post-hole digger.

[CaptainChardonnay]

"I lost it while fishing."

[911]