Sunday, March 30, 2025

Canada is standing at the crossroads

 


Preamble:

I will begin by empathizing that this content is geared to a very specific audience. If you are concerned about the ideological direction in which Canada is headed and would like to delve into that issue deeper, read on, or watch on, depending on whether you are reading my blog or watching my vodcast. I make no apologies for the complexities of my content since there are no simple answers to multivariate complex problems.

Canada is at an ideological crossroads that may be permanent:

Canada at a crossroads for the path we choose as a nation on April 28th will determine the very nature of Canadian governance perhaps for all time. One represents a radical departure from limited parliamentary democracy based upon authoritarian overreach and total state socioeconomic control while the other a restoration of limited government and free markets. Our choices are therefore no longer a mere matter of choosing between differing political opinions. Canadians are being faced with a radical departure from the very nature of our constitutional democracy since the current regime has no regard for constitutional limits on government. One of the remarkable characteristics of authoritarians is projection where they blame their opponents for the very things for which they are guilty.

The projection inherent to authoritarianism:

Projection is often observed as a common feature among individuals with authoritarian tendencies. At its core, projection is a psychological defense mechanism where people attribute feelings, impulses, or traits they dislike or deny in themselves onto others. In authoritarian contexts, this mechanism can become especially pronounced.

**Rigid Self-Image and Externalizing Flaws** 

Authoritarian personalities typically embrace a strict, black-and-white worldview. They tend to see the world as divided into unequivocally good and bad elements, which makes it easier to externalize imperfections. By projecting their own undesirable qualities—such as aggression, intolerance, or moral failings—onto others, authoritarian figures can maintain a pristine self-image. For example, a leader who exhibits aggressive or repressive behaviors may accuse dissenters or minority groups of the very same traits. This not only shifts potential criticism away from themselves but also reinforces the in-group versus out-group dynamic that is often central to authoritarian ideology.

**Scapegoating and Simplified Worldviews** 

In authoritarian settings, the process of projection is further reinforced by the tendency to scapegoat. By blaming out-groups for various societal issues, authoritarian leaders and their followers avoid confronting the complexities and their own internal conflicts. This creates a simplified narrative: the in-group is virtuous, and the out-group is inherently flawed or dangerous. Such dynamics contribute to a climate where challenging the prevailing narrative becomes both psychologically uncomfortable and socially sanctioned.

**Psychological Comfort and Cognitive Dissonance** 

Another layer to this is the alleviation of cognitive dissonance—the mental discomfort experienced when holding conflicting thoughts or beliefs. For those with authoritarian leanings, accepting even a hint of personal or systemic imperfection can be profoundly unsettling. Projection, then, becomes a tool to mitigate this dissonance by externalizing blame and negative traits. In doing so, individuals maintain a cohesive identity and worldview, albeit one that is distorted by the unwillingness to face internal truths.

Overall, while projection is not exclusive to authoritarianism, it is a notable feature that often emerges as individuals within such systems strive to protect their self-concept and justify a divisive, extreme worldview. This psychological mechanism serves as a means to reinforce group identity and power structures by consistently attributing negative qualities to perceived external threats.

Does this perspective resonate with what you’ve observed in political or social environments? Perhaps we could explore how these dynamics play out in specific historical or contemporary examples:

RIGHT DISHONOURABLE: Scandals that defined the Trudeau era

Here's a list of some of the more notable goofs, scandals and blunders that defined the Trudeau era

Author of the article: Bryan Passifiume Published Jan 11, 2025    Last updated Jan 11, 2025    10 minute read

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s nearly decade-long time in office was defined by a regular stream of scandals, faux pas and controversies — many of which brought the PM to his knees but, against all odds, managed to maintain the confidence of his party.

While this list doesn’t cover everything, here’s a sampling of some of the biggest blunders, goofs and scandals committed by the PM and his government over the past 10 years.

CASH-FOR-ACCESS SCANDAL (2016)

In Dec. 2016, The Globe and Mail reported pricey Liberal Party cash-for-access events held at homes of wealthy Chinese-Canadians, charging attendees as much as $1,525 each in exchange for one-on-one time with the PM.

The scheme, according to media reports, would see the party collect between $50,000 and $120,000 in donations from each of these events, some featuring hosts and guests with uncomfortable ties to Beijing.

Among the first measures implemented by the Trudeau Liberals upon coming to power were new “open and accountable” rules governing lobbying and political fundraising, but then-Ethics Commissioner Mary Dawson absolved Trudeau of any wrongdoing — despite her office never opening a formal investigation into the matter.

AGA KHAN AFFAIR (2016)

Among the first defining scandals of Trudeau’s administration was the PM’s infamous eight-day 2016 Christmas vacation at the Aga Khan’s private island in The Bahamas.

While the PMO concealed the trip from public view, the story — broken by the National Post — was later confirmed, touching off an ethics investigation that saw Trudeau become the first PM in Canadian history found guilty of ethics breaches.

The investigation also found the Trudeaus had previously visited Bells Cay twice before.

“Canadians have had a very rough time since 2015,” senior Conservative strategist Stephen Taylor told the Sun.

“Governments put onerous rules and financial constraints upon Canadians, and the Aga Khan vacation just showed Canadians that some of us aren’t bound by the rules.”

ELBOWGATE (2016)

Trudeau’s attempt to manhandle the Conservative whip during a vote resulted in a female MP being elbowed in the chest, prompting a flurry of apologies from the PM.

During an attempt to delay a third-reading vote on an assisted dying bill on May 18, 2016, Trudeau grabbed Conservative Whip Gord Brown by the arm to lead him away from MPs gathered on the floor of the House of Commons.

While grabbing Brown’s arm, Trudeau drove his elbow into the chest of NDP MP Ruth Ellen Brosseau, seen on video doubling over in pain after the contact.

“What kind of man elbows a woman? It’s pathetic! You’re pathetic!” then-NDP leader Thomas Mulcair yelled at Trudeau.

In a series of apologies after the incident, Trudeau said he took it upon himself to physically “assist” Brown to his seat.

“I can now see was unadvisable as a course of actions that resulted in physical contact in this House that we can all accept was unacceptable,” Trudeau said.

INDIA TRIP (2018)

Among the more memorable blunders from the Trudeau era was the infamous 2018 state visit to India, which saw the PM — still riding high in popularity both at home and around the world — engage in some embarrassing behaviour.

Despite being invited by Indian PM Narendra Modi, Trudeau and his family were greeted at the airport by an agricultural minister.

Among invitees to a state dinner during Trudeau’s visit were Sikh extremist Jaspar Atwal — one of four people convicted in a 1986 plot to murder Indian cabinet minister Malkiat Singh Sidhu.

Seemingly unwilling to settle on locally-produced food, the government paid over $17,000 to fly Canadian celebrity chef Vikram Vij to India from Vancouver to prepare food for the PM and his entourage at a number of events. unacceptable,” Trudeau said.

Trudeau’s choice of elaborate costumes during the trip also earned scorn from Indian media and pundits, which stood in contrast to his Indian counterparts who wore business suits.

“The ‘Mr. Dress-up goes to India’ trip really set the bar for Trudeau when it came to wasting money in a spectacular fashion and he tried hard to live up to that for his entire tenure,” said Kris Sims, Alberta Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.

KOKANEE GROPE (2018)

In June 2018, a screenshot of a two-decade old editorial published in a local B.C. newspaper accused Trudeau of “groping” and “inappropriately handling” a reporter sent to cover the August 2000 Kokanee Summit Festival on behalf of the National Post.

The event was a fundraiser commemorating Trudeau’s brother Michel, killed by a 1998 avalanche while skiing in Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park.

The editorial included Trudeau’s apparent-apology, where he said that if he’d known she was reporting for a national paper, “I would never have been so forward.”

After weeks of silence, Trudeau later said he “… apologized in the moment because I had obviously perceived that she had experienced it in a different way than I acted, or I experienced it.”

SNC LAVALIN AFFAIR (2019)

Among the most notable Trudeau scandals began with a February 2019 Globe and Mail article alleging attempts to waylay prosecution in a corruption case involving Quebec-based construction giant SNC-Lavalin, now known as AtkinsRealis.

That article went to print shortly after former cabinet member Jody Wilson-Raybould was demoted from Justice Minister to Veteran’s Affairs after reportedly refusing requests to offer deferred prosecution to the company, sparing the firm a conviction that would ban it from bidding on government contracts for a decade.

Wilson-Raybould’s resignation was followed by that of close aide Gerry Butts, and Treasury Board President Jane Philpott.

Trudeau later expelled Philpott and Wilson-Raybould from caucus.

She testified about months of pressure to greenlight the deal, including from Butts and former Privy Council Clerk Michael Wernick.

The investigation found that Trudeau had indeed improperly pressured Wilson-Raybould, but saw no evidence of outright political interference.

WE CHARITY SCANDAL (2020)

The Trudeau government’s April 2020 decision to enlist WE — an international children’s charity founded by brothers Craig and Marc Kielburger — to operate their $912 million Canada Student Service Grant program touched off a scandal that, once again, put the PM in the middle of yet another situation involving questionable ethics.

The involvement of WE raised questions surrounding how close the Kielburgers were to Trudeau, who was a common sight at the charity’s WE Day events.

It was later revealed that Trudeau’s mother and brother were paid to speak at WE events between 2016 and 2020, as well as then-Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s daughters’ work history with the charity.

While Trudeau would later be cleared of wrongdoing by the ethics commissioner, Morneau was found to have broken the rules by not recusing himself from cabinet discussions concerning WE.

Morneau would later resign, but said it had to do with disputes over COVID-19 policy instead of WE.

BLACKFACE (2019)

A bombshell during the 2019 federal election saw Trudeau come face-to-face with allegations he’d darkened his skin to act as racist caricatures on numerous occasions.

On Sept. 18, Time Magazine published images from the 2001 yearbook of Vancouver’s West Point Grey Academy — a private school where Trudeau once taught — depicting the future PM dressed as Aladdin sporting darkened skin and a white turban during a school function.

When pressed by reporters, Trudeau also admitted to singing Day-O in blackface during a 1990s talent show in high school.

A third video, also from the 1990s, featured Trudeau with his entire body painted black, waving his arms and sticking his tongue out.

When questioned how many times he’d appeared in blackface, Trudeau said he couldn’t recall.

THE FREEDOM CONVOY (2022)

The Trudeau government’s handling of the Freedom Convoy, one of the largest protest mobilizations in Canadian history, came under intense criticism.

With as many as 18,000 participants taking over Ottawa’s Wellington St. and surrounding avenues on Jan. 29, it quickly became clear that both law enforcement and government officials were taken completely by surprise.

Despite some concerning incidents, assaults and reports of harassment, the largely peaceful protest dwindled in size as time went on — but politicians across all levels of government seemed determined to end it once and for all.

The City of Ottawa declared a state of emergency on Feb. 6, one day before Ottawa City Councillor Diane Deans described the protests and border blockades as a “nationwide occupation” and that her city was “under siege.”

Despite most border blockades being cleared and protesters in Ottawa dwindling, as well as major government operations largely being unaffected by the protest, Trudeau enacted the Emergencies Act on Valentines Day which gave banks the ability to monitor and freeze accounts of organizers and those suspected of donating to the cause.

Protest organizers Chris Barber and Tamara Lich were arrested on Feb. 17, with Pat King arrested one day later.

That was also the day police started forcibly removing vehicles and protesters from downtown Ottawa, including an incident where a 49-year-old women was knocked to the ground by a Toronto Police Service mounted officer on horseback.

A federal court decision determined the federal government’s invocation of the emergencies act was unconstitutional and unreasonable, despite the earlier Rouleau Commission previously concluding that it was justified.

In his decision, Justice Richard Mosley wrote that while the convoy was indeed a disruption of public order, it didn’t constitute a national emergency and invoking the act “does not bear the hallmarks of reasonableness — justification, transparency and intelligibility.”

THE TRIPS

Aside from the infamous India trip, the Trudeau era is marked with numerous questionable uses of government money and aircraft for excursions both local and abroad — including 2015’s trip to COP21, where $800,000 was spent to send 283 delegates to the Paris summit.

The United States, in contrast, only sent 124 delegates.

“Nothing says saving the planet like posing for pictures as you dine on the taxpayer dime in France,” the CTF’s Kris Sims told the Sun.

Another notable trip was the Trudeau family Sept. 2021 Tofino vacation, which saw the PM quietly depart on Canada’s first Truth and Reconciliation Day, despite invitations from numerous First Nations to attend local ceremonies.

Other notable excursions included who stayed in a $6,000-per-night hotel suite during the Queen’s 2022 funeral, where the government spent a little under half a million dollars just on hotel rooms.

The PM and his entourage racked up a $200,000 in-flight catering bill during a 2023 mission to Asia, while last June’s visit to the G7 and Ukraine summits included $800 spent on junk food prior to the flight.

While he wasn’t on the plane, Governor-General Mary Simon’s use of government travel has also come under scrutiny — including a four-day state visit to attend the Frankfurt Book Fair in Germany that cost over $700,000, the infamous $100,000 airline catering bill racked up during a 2022 trip to the Middle East, and an infamous trip to Iceland that year — which resulted in a $71,000 limousine bill, despite most events happening withing easy walking distance of the vice-regal’s hotel.

Our current regime repeatedly blames their opponents for the very things for which they are guilty by labelling them as “far-right fascists”. So let us examine what Fascism entails:

There’s No Denying the Socialist Roots of Fascism Saturday, November 27, 2021 Leer en Español

Fascism is a form of socialism. As such, it does not engage in a fight between left and right, but between different leftists ideologies.

In the past few decades, there has been a deep discussion about the ideological roots of fascism, and above all, a great misunderstanding about the collectivist principles that this authoritarian movement promulgated. To understand this ideology better, it is necessary to know in depth the life, beliefs, and principles of both its political leaders (such as Benito Mussolini) and its philosophical leaders (such as Giovanni Gentile).

Mussolini was an Italian military man, journalist, and politician who was a member of the Italian Socialist Party for 14 years. In 1910, he was appointed editor of the weekly La Lotta di Classe (The Class Struggle), and the following year he published an essay entitled “The Trentino as seen by a Socialist.” His journalism and political activism led him to prison, but soon after he was released, the Italian Socialist Party—increasingly strong and having achieved an important victory at the Congress of Reggio Emilia—put him in charge of the Milanese newspaper Avanti!

This intense political activism was followed by World War I, which marked a turning point in Mussolini’s life. In the beginning, the leader of the Socialist Party was part of an anti-interventionist movement, which opposed Italy’s participation in World War I. However, he later joined the interventionist group, which earned him expulsion from the Socialist Party.

Mussolini participated in the war and went on to take advantage of the dissatisfaction of the Italian people, due to the few benefits obtained by the Treaty of Versailles. He then blamed his former comrades of the Socialist Party for it, and that is when he started the formation of the Fasci Italiani di Combattimento, which later would become the Italian Fascist Party.

Based strongly on the nationalist sentiments that flourished as a result of the combat, Mussolini came to power by the hand of violence, fighting against the traditional socialists and shielding himself in the famous squadron of the black shirts. It was only then that the ideological complex of fascism would begin to take shape.

Who Is the Ideological Father of Fascism?

Practically everyone knows that Karl Marx is the ideological father of communism and socialism and that Adam Smith is the father of capitalism and economic liberalism. Do you know, in contrast, who the mind behind fascism is? It’s very likely that you don’t, and I can tell you in advance that the philosopher behind fascism was also an avowed socialist.

Giovanni Gentile, a neo-Hegelian philosopher, was the intellectual author of the “doctrine of fascism,” which he wrote in conjunction with Benito Mussolini. Gentile’s sources of inspiration were thinkers such as Hegel, Nietzsche, and also Karl Marx.

Gentile went so far as to declare “Fascism is a form of socialism, in fact, it is its most viable form.” One of the most common reflections on this is that fascism is itself socialism based on national identity.

Gentile believed that all private action should be oriented to serve society. He was against individualism, for him there was no distinction between private and public interest. In his economic postulates, he defended compulsory state corporatism, wanting to impose an autarkic state (basically the same recipe that Hitler would use years later).

A basic aspect of Gentile’s logic is that liberal democracy was harmful because it was focused on the individual which led to selfishness. He defended “true democracy” in which the individual should be subordinated to the State. In that sense, he promoted planned economies in which it was the government that determined what, how much, and how to produce.

Gentile and another group of philosophers created the myth of socialist nationalism, in which a country well directed by a superior group could subsist without international trade, as long as all individuals submitted to the designs of the government. The aim was to create a corporate state. It must be remembered that Mussolini came from the traditional Italian Socialist Party, but due to the rupture with this traditional Marxist movement, and due to the strong nationalist sentiment that prevailed at the time, the bases for creating the new “nationalist socialism,” which they called fascism, were overturned.

Fascism nationalized the arms industry, however, unlike traditional socialism, it did not consider that the state should own all the means of production, but more that it should dominate them. The owners of industries could “keep” their businesses, as long as they served the directives of the state. These business owners were supervised by public officials and paid high taxes. Essentially, “private property” was no longer a thing. It also established the tax on capital, the confiscation of goods of religious congregations and the abolition of episcopal rents. Statism was the key to everything, thanks to the nationalist and collectivist discourse, all the efforts of the citizens had to be in favor of the State.

Fascism: the Antithesis of Liberalism & Capitalism

Fascism claimed to oppose liberal capitalism, but also international socialism, hence the concept of a “third way,” the same position that would be held by Argentine Peronism years later. This opposition to international socialism and communism is precisely what has caused so much confusion in the ideological location of fascism, Nazism, and also Peronism. Having opposed the traditional internationalist Marxist left, these were attributed to the current of ultra-right movements, when the truth is that, as has been demonstrated, their centralized economic policies obeyed collectivist and socialist principles, openly opposing capitalism and the free market, favoring nationalism and autarchy.

In that sense, as established by the philosopher creator of fascist ideology, Giovanni Gentile, fascism is another form of socialism, ergo, it was not a battle of left against right, but a struggle between different left-wing ideologies, an internationalist and a nationalist one.

In fact, in 1943, Benito Mussolini promoted the “socialization of the economy,” also known as fascist socialization; for this process Mussolini sought the advice of the founder of the Italian Communist Party, Nicola Bombacci; the communist was the main intellectual author of the “Verona Manifesto,” the historical declaration with which fascism promoted this process of economic “socialization” to deepen anti-capitalism and autarchism, and in which Italy became known as the “Italian Social Republic.”

On April 22, 1945 in Milan, the Fascist leader would declare the following:

“Our programs are definitely equal to our revolutionary ideas and they belong to what in democratic regime is called “left”; our institutions are a direct result of our programs and our ideal is the Labor State. In this case there can be no doubt: we are the working class in struggle for life and death, against capitalism. We are the revolutionaries in search of a new order. If this is so, to invoke help from the bourgeoisie by waving the red peril is an absurdity. The real scarecrow, the real danger, the threat against which we fight relentlessly, comes from the right. It is not at all in our interest to have the capitalist bourgeoisie as an ally against the threat of the red peril, even at best it would be an unfaithful ally, which is trying to make us serve its ends, as it has done more than once with some success. I will spare words as it is totally superfluous. In fact, it is harmful, because it makes us confuse the types of genuine revolutionaries of whatever hue, with the man of reaction who sometimes uses our very language.”

Six days after these statements, Benito Mussolini would be captured and shot.

This article was republished with permission from El American.

Our present situation: A nation at a crossroads:

Today we have an unelected Prime Minister in the person of Mark Carney. Let’s examine his economic policies

Mark Carney’s economic philosophy is both comprehensive and transformative, blending traditional market principles with a deep-seated commitment to ethical and sustainable values. Here are some of its key elements:

### Values-Based Economics

At the very heart of Carney’s thinking is the idea that economic success isn't merely measured in terms of GDP or short-term profit. In his book *Value(s): Building a Better World for All*, he lays out a framework based on seven core values—dynamism, resilience, sustainability, fairness, responsibility, solidarity, and humility—which serve as guiding principles for modern economics. Carney argues that these values are essential for ensuring that markets reflect broader societal goals such as social equity and long-term environmental stewardship. This perspective challenges the traditional notion that markets should be left entirely to self-regulate and instead posits that integrating human and ethical dimensions into financial systems can lead to more robust and just economic outcomes.

### Bridging Financial Stability and Sustainable Growth

Carney’s experience as a central banker—first at the Bank of Canada and later at the Bank of England—has significantly informed his approach. During his tenure, he employed innovative strategies like “forward guidance,” a communication tool that helped manage market expectations and stabilize economies during tumultuous times, such as the 2008 financial crisis. Beyond mere crisis management, however, his policies consistently reflected a dual focus: ensuring financial stability while actively preparing the economic system for future challenges, including climate change. He envisions a world where monetary policy and economic regulation work hand in hand with sustainability goals, ensuring that financial markets internalize the real costs of environmental degradation.

# Emphasis on Climate Finance

A standout component of Carney’s philosophy is his advocacy for channeling vast amounts of capital toward sustainable development. He has argued that to achieve global climate objectives, the world needs trillions of dollars in annual investments directed towards green technologies and low-carbon initiatives. This approach does not see climate policy as an externality to be tacked on, but as a central pillar of economic strategy—one that demands close cooperation between governments, financial institutions, and private investors. By reframing the financial incentives in the light of environmental impact, Carney underscores a radical shift: the market should, ideally, serve society and planet rather than being a self-contained system driven solely by profit .

# Integration of Private Sector Insights

Carney’s journey from the private sector—as evidenced by his years at Goldman Sachs—to the helm of public financial institutions has given him a unique vantage point. This blend of experiences has allowed him to appreciate both the competitive forces of global finance and the necessity of regulatory oversight. Early in his career, his academic work and professional engagements highlighted the importance of intense business competition as a driver of innovation and efficiency. However, his subsequent roles have reinforced the idea that these market forces must operate within frameworks that promote long-term societal well-being, rather than pursuing short-term successes at any cost.

# A Broader Vision for Economic Policy

In sum, Carney envisions an economic model where the measurement of value transcends mere financial metrics. He challenges policymakers and market leaders to “turn the market back into humanity”—that is, to re-integrate ethical considerations and collective well-being into the very fabric of economic decision-making. This vision calls for a fundamental rethinking of how economies operate in the modern age, urging a shift away from narrow self-interest towards a more holistic, sustainable approach that is capable of addressing the multifaceted challenges of our time.

God save us from Mark Carney’s version of total state control:

His philosophy is reflective of precisely the ideas posited by fascism with complete state control over what can or cannot be produced and to what ends and by what means. Frankly I am terrified of what will happen to this nation if for whatever reason, whether due to foreign interference, or due to the ideological possession of Canadians, the majority choose to go down the path of authoritarianism and Mark Carney’s version of Fascism!

Wednesday, March 26, 2025

Globalism, gnostic mysteries, and Mark Carney

 


Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz was taken from Kansas by a cyclone so that she could peer behind the Wizard’s curtain to discover the falsehood of his bluster. Canadians are in the midst of a political cyclone that will define Canada for ever. Today I am here to peek behind the wizard’s curtain on your behalf since we ain’t in Kansas anymore. To quote Hank Snow:

I've been everywhere man

I've been everywhere, man

Across the deserts bare, man

I've breathed the mountain air, man

Of travel, I've had my share, man

I've been everywhere

You people who have allowed the "Bad Orange Man" to make you pretend you're going to sever ties with the primary trading partner we have had since the 1780's have no issue with our stores being filled with substandard goods from Communist China. This even though CSIS has repeatedly warned us that the CCP deliberately interferes with free democratic elections in Canada and is now known to have purposely constructed a deadly pathogen in Wuhan where it was "accidentally" unleashed on the world. This requires a level of ignorance and naivety that defies comprehension.

Which is why I'm constantly gobsmacked how the trained Canadian seals put their little "flipper elbows" up when the socialist State led collective screams "Bad Orange Man" but when the truckers were here in Ottawa folks who had peacefully brought completely legitimate concerns to the Capital were labelled as hateful Nazis. This despite the fact we now know that COVID was a bioweapon developed in a lab led by the Communist Chinese Army. A pathogen that murdered millions and sickened more with its so-called antidote that was developed in the same lab. Not only did Pfizer help develop both the virus and the mRNA protocols, but Canada also sent deadly live viruses to Communist China to help the CCP build a bioweapon used to attack Canadians and the entire inhabited world. Even though we have witnessed these crimes against humanity the trained Canadian seals bark in the hopes of being tossed a day-old dead fish because of "Bad Orange Man"!

The sheep in the looney left have ramped up their bleating on my feed. For well over a decade the State funded apparatchiks in the 4th Estate have ensured the press merely repeated the talking points of the PMO. Our universities are administered by DEI, where Postmodernism is taught, and Critical Race and Gender Theory is all the rage. Liz Truss has warned about the economic mess left in the wake of Carney running the Bank of England. Yet despite this the trained seals in the “chorus of communist conformity” have accused me of being brainwashed. By whom and by what means when it was the radical left disguised as “liberals” who literally have controlled the narrative for over ten years? I want the MAN to get the hell out of my life. I will not comply with the socialist collective's BORG-LIKE demand that I be assimilated. This isn't the time for anyone with a mind to think for themselves to "lower their shields". Resistance is never futile. I want limited, constitutional democracy to restore peace, order, and good government under the Rule of Law!

What liberalism is and is not:

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In a transhumanist, postnational society based on “polymorphous perversity” people knowingly lie to one another, all the time, about everything while repeating one another's lies. Moreover, if you point out the lies using facts you'll be harassed, labelled as hateful, and forcibly silenced to protect both the lies and the liars. Even this statement based as it is on "sis gendered heteronormativity" they will find intolerable. Polymorphous perversity is Sigmund Freud's descriptive term for the non-specific nature of childhood sexuality in its primordial form. In psychoanalytic theory, infantile sexual energy (libido) is yet to be definitively channelled into specific aims and objects, and is capable of focusing itself in any direction and on any object. The term points to the amorphous and changeable nature of the libido prior to being shaped in the processes of socialization and psycho-sexual development. Sexual pleasure in this sense is not merely genital, but potentially present in all sensual interactions, including touching, smelling, sucking, viewing, exhibiting, rocking, defecating, urinating, hurting, and being hurt. It is this original non-specificity of the libido in early childhood that makes possible the variations of the sexual drive that later manifest as 'perversions’ in the adult. And Cultural Marxists insist that this state of undeveloped sexuality be normalized and carried on into adulthood creating permanent infantilization. Which is undoubtedly why we are finding photographs of Mark Carney on Epstein’s deviant island where global investment bankers were given access to diddling minors. Now we all know that there is only one cure for a “goof” and that involves ensuring they never have the ability to abuse a minor ever again by any means necessary.

Obviously, few will ever have heard of these terms. The reason being that only those who subscribe to Gnosticism use them or those who study their freak show to expose how unnatural and unGodly it is. What is Gnosticism you ask? Gnosticism was a second-century religious movement claiming that salvation could be gained through a special form of secret knowledge. Adherents believed that the material world was created by a lesser divinity, and only through this esoteric wisdom could one transcend this flawed reality. Central to Gnostic thought was the idea that the true "divine spark" resided within individuals and could be liberated through spiritual enlightenment.

"Gnostics." The Westminster Dictionary of Theologians (First edition, p. 152).

Early Christian church fathers such as Origen, Tertullian, Justin Martyr, and Eusebius of Caesarea condemned gnostic teachers and beliefs as heretical.

Gnosticism Definition

The term Gnosticism (pronounced NOS-tuh-siz-um) is derived from the Greek word gnosis, meaning "to know" or "knowledge." This knowledge is not intellectual but mythical and comes through a special revelation by Jesus Christ, the Redeemer, or through his apostles. The secret knowledge reveals the key to salvation.

Beliefs of Gnosticism

Gnostic beliefs clashed strongly with accepted Christian doctrine, causing early church leaders to be embroiled in heated debates over the issues. By the end of the second century, many Gnostics broke away or were expelled from the church. They formed alternative churches with belief systems deemed heretical by the Christian church.

Key Beliefs

While many variations in beliefs existed among the different Gnostic sects, the following key elements were seen in most of them.

Dualism: Gnostics believed that the world was divided into the physical and spiritual realms. The created, material world (matter) is evil, and therefore in opposition to the world of the spirit, and only the spirit is good. Adherents of Gnosticism often constructed an evil, lesser god and beings of the Old Testament to explain the ​creation of the world (matter) and considered Jesus Christ a wholly spiritual God. These ideas are central to Marx and Engels “Dialectical Materialism” as the basis for Marxist thought where they replace man for God in their thesis.

God: Gnostic writings often describe God as incomprehensible and unknowable. This idea conflicts with Christianity’s concept of a personal God who desires a relationship with human beings. Gnostics also separate the inferior god of creation from the superior god of redemption.

Salvation: Gnosticism claims hidden knowledge as the basis for salvation. Adherents believed that secret revelation frees the "divine spark" within humans, allowing the human soul to return to the divine realm of light in which it belongs. Gnostics, thus, divided Christians into two categories with one group being carnal (inferior) and the other being spiritual (superior). Only the superior, divinely enlightened persons could comprehend the secret teachings and obtain true salvation. Christianity teaches that salvation is available to everyone, not just a special few, and that it comes from grace through faith in Jesus Christ (Ephesians 2:8-9), and not from study or works. The only source of truth is the Bible, Christianity asserts.

Jesus Christ: Gnostics were divided on their beliefs about Jesus Christ. One view held that he only appeared to have human form but that he was actually spirit only. The other view contended that his divine spirit came upon his human body at baptism and departed before the crucifixion. Christianity, on the other hand, holds that Jesus was fully man and fully God and that his human and divine natures were both present and necessary to provide a suitable sacrifice for humanity's sin.

My conclusions:

Gnosticism is what is left when the sacred is made available only to those who can understand its mysteries. This is why politics is where the sacred has collapsed into the profane. This is why we are being led by a cabal of globalist money manipulators who managed to transfer the largest sum of wealth in all of human history during COVID lockdowns and mandates. Mark Carney not only merely represents this; he is one of the Grand High Priests of the Gnostic Mystery Cult of Globalism responsible for crimes against humanity and impoverishing the middle class.

Vote wrongly at your peril. This may be your last chance to restore peace, order, and good government to the Dominion of Canada.

Canada is standing at the crossroads

  Preamble: I will begin by empathizing that this content is geared to a very specific audience. If you are concerned about the ideologica...