Our gathering for a book talk meet and greet event was organized by National Citizens Alliance founder/leader Stephen Garvey and was held in downtown at Saint John's historic old church on Germain Street "St. David & St. Andrew" .. no protestors were there and it was very informative and productive. We collectively produced a few videos for the public and helped promote Duchesne.
This beautiful & historic 140+ yr old church is for sale with BobMcVicar.ca so perhaps it will be lovingly preserved and transformed into housing of some sort... the city has a rich history; it was built one year after the Great Fire ~
I'm not on Twitter.. after three attempts and three accounts deleted .. I got the message.. my voice is not welcome there.. much like in Sackville.com politics.
I suspect that the city of Saint John's young councillor David Hickey has not read Ricardo's best-selling book & at 24 years of age he has a lot to learn about diplomacy. After a few emails back and forth discussing his online behaviour towards Ricardo he asked me not to message him anymore.. very weak. Reading books is easy but it takes work to witch hunt online. I feel sorry for the David types to be honest as they have no idea who they are and have accepted a dumbed down miseducation without question. "Dishonourable" David should probably do his own research instead of playing around and hating on twitter if he is to be taken seriously and represent Saint John's Canadians in politics.
I brought up Dr. Ricardo Duchesne. He is a stain on @UNBSaintJohn and should be fired. I compelled UNB to act and do the right thing. I hope they do. Racism and hate have no place in our community, especially in education
The disappearance from the public space of the "Sackville Tribune Post" this past year marks the end of an era for this region.. there is no public input just "community input" into the local newspaper owned by "Saltwire".. people should understand that "community" is not their voice.. its just the voice of the "borg" & that they are told what they are allowed to write about by the usual suspects... I watch them promoting "Climate change week hysteria" again and I shake my head in disappointment for they have no job but propaganda around here.. they are done.
Facebook.. https://www.facebook.com/SackvilleTribunePost/ Like at the CBC you will be told what they want you to hear & what serves their masters.
"ACL Books" Niki Raapana & Nordica Friedrich meme.. their work explains the use of the key word 'community' and why its a 'dictatorship'... communitarianism.. http://nord.twu.net/acl/ebookdownload/2020_ebook.pdf
Bruce Wark reported on the newspaper and its decline and deterioration over the years from a team of 9 twenty years ago to what it is now.. barely relevant.
Canada needs to drain the swamp of these weak leaders. They do not serve us and our interests. McNeil is a useful idiot for the global village. EuroCanadians oppose this politician's goals and methods of advancing the Canadian economy through unprecedented levels of mass immigration. Put Canadians first. Vote McNeil out of power. Justin Trudeau failed to show leadership many weeks ago when he refused to stop the influx of Chinese into Canada for health and safety reasons and now we are all being put into lock-down because of his failed leadership. Vote Trudeau out of power.
"Canada was praised for not following the U.S.’ example of enacting a travel ban in light of the coronavirus outbreak by a spokesperson for China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs" #TrudeauLiedPeopleDiedhttps://ctvnews.ca/world/china-praises-canada-slams-u-s-over-coronavirus-response-1.4795270…
Ricardo Duchesne is a retired professor from UNB Saint John Campus, and he is the author of numerous scholarly articles and three great books, including the best-seller " Canada in Decay: Mass Immigration, Diversity & The Ethnocide of EuroCanadians" and so ... hell yes.... I drove across the province for a chance to meet him in 2018!
Latest article from " Council of European Canadians " website reproduced here by now the great replacement should not be considered a theory but an well thought out, organized and shrewd business plan:
In a 30 second commercial that has been filling TV screens for a week now, Elections Canada encourages Canadians to register and vote on October 21st because, in their words, "It's Our Vote". But if you look at the faces of the half dozen people featured in this ad, you might get the impression that it is not "our" vote—the vote of "old stock" Canadians—but "their” vote, the vote of the million migrants who pass through our gates or walk across our borders each and every year courtesy of an immigration and refugee policy constructed in defiance of public opinion. As far as I can determine, at least four of the actors in this cute story are "people of colour" (POP), and three of them New Canadians, including the one or two year old product of a biracial marriage.
Even the less discerning of us will appreciate that Elections Canada's sales pitch is rife with stark symbolism. If it needed a title, it could be called be "Moving Day", as it features someone whom I would dub “Mr. Token”, a young white male with golden locks cheerfully helping POP carry furniture into their new abode. Significantly, several frames depict the New Canadians among them at a Citizenship ceremony, with their right hand up and poised to swear allegiance. Particularly poignant is the image of the baby boy in his father's arms clutching a small maple leaf flag.
All in all, it is one big happy and harmonious display of Canada-in-the-making. Aside from their racial composition, one cannot fail to notice that all of the people in this ad are young. It doesn't take a genius to see what demographic this commercial is directed at, and which political parties or politicians they are most likely to vote for. Let me give you a hint. It isn't Maxime Bernier or the Peoples Party of Canada. Of course, I wouldn’t dream of questioning the neutrality of a taxpayer funded instrument of information and integrity like Elections Canada. I am sure that Elections Canada is above reproach, like the CBC.
Diversity cultists would no doubt claim that the racial makeup of these actors merely represents the reality of Canada today. Not quite. Visible minorities make up roughly half of Metro Vancouver and Toronto—not two-thirds, as this ad would suggest. Moreover, in no way does this ad reflect the racial profile of the nation at large, where visible minorities make up 22% of the population. It may come as a shock to the social engineers in Ottawa, Toronto and Vancouver, but the universe extends far beyond the urban boundaries of these bastions of enlightenment, tolerance and diversity. As a matter of fact, I would suggest that a good third of Canadians are grounded in reality, something that most progressive big city dwellers can barely relate to. If these morally superior beings were interested in seeing what reality looks like, the protocol is clear. Turn off the CBC. Pack your bags. Get in your car. And take a trip to small town hinterland communities where ordinary people tend to dwell. But be prepared to be triggered by common sense.
It must be understood that in commissioning commercials like this, it was never the intention of the immigration lobby and its executive arm in parliament to depict Canada as it actually is, but rather, to condition viewers to accept the Canada that they hope will unfold. The message is, "This is a done deal. This is what our cities and towns will soon look like, whether you like it or not. Resistance is futile." In other words, these kind of TV ads are not descriptive but prescriptive. And we have had a ton of them in recent years, haven’t we?
Those who care to reflect upon the rapid demographic change that this Elections Canada message illustrates will soon realize that it is not precisely about "Moving Day", but rather, Moving "in" Day. But if someone is moving "in", then the question becomes, "Who is moving out?" From coast to coast, the answer is clear: Old stock Canadians, both young and old. That is why formerly "sleepy" towns and quiet havens from Camrose to Charlottetown are experiencing a population boom.
The irony is, many of these white flight (or white plight? ) urban refugees are fleeing from the consequences of policies imposed by the open borders parties they voted for. Maybe we could call it "The Californian liberal effect.". Displacement looks good on them, doesn’t it? Do you think that eventually these people will connect the dots between urban decay, unaffordable housing, and traffic congestion on the one hand and the policy of mass immigration on the other? Can we fix stupid?
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