Canada The Unknown Country

“Let us not, like the hunters in the fable, quarrel about the skin before we kill the bear. It will take all our united efforts to kill a bear.” ~Sir John A. Macdonald

“Let us not, like the hunters in the fable, quarrel about the skin before we kill the bear. It will take all our united efforts to kill a bear.” ~Sir John A. Macdonald

He means invest in the jeets already here instead of bringing in new ones. @CanadaFirst2.

Song of the White Men By Rudyard Kipling Now, this is the cup the White Men drink When they go to right a wrong, And that is the cup of the old world’s hate— Cruel and strained and strong. We have drunk that cup—and a bitter, bitter cup— And tossed the dregs away. But well for the world when the White Men drink To the dawn of the White Man’s day! Now, this is the road that the White Men tread When they go to clean a land— Iron underfoot and levin overhead And the deep on either hand. We have trod that road—and a wet and windy road— Our chosen star for guide. Oh, well for the world when the White Men tread Their highway side by side! Now, this is the faith that the White Men hold When they build their homes afar— “Freedom for ourselves and freedom for our sons And, failing freedom, War.” We have proved our faith—bear witness to our faith, Dear souls of freemen slain! Oh, well for the world when the White Men join To prove their faith again! Painting: Last Stand of the 44th Regiment at Gandamak, 1842

“Are these good enough for you?” Newspapers clippings from the 1911 General Election.

Halifax, Nova Scotia, “The Garrison City,” c. 1903.

The Meaning of the Union Jack “I do not know what is coming in Canada, with all this Anglophobia which has been going on. We have from the press of the United States and international radio broadcasts attacks on Britain... We prefer discussing this academic question of the flag to that of needy workers who are to be forgotten. It seems that we are exerting every effort to get out of the empire, by every separatist movement we make. It puzzles me to know what Britain has done to Canada to cause this organized campaign of disparagement. “As I have said on other occasions in this house, what does the union jack stand for? I will tell hon. members what it stands for…The Saxon has marked around this earth, as has no other race before him, the scarlet circle of his power. These are reasons why some people do not want to give up the union jack. This thin red Saxon line, so thin with his numbers, so red with his blood, was made possible only by his heroism and radical fealty. Where this line has not gone man has not found. It has crossed every sea, it has traversed every desert, it has sought every solitude; it has passed through swamps where only the sacred ibis fishes, over sands that have never been moistened, over snows that have never melted. “There has been no storm it has not encountered, no pain it has not endured, no race it has not fought, and no disease it has not contended with. This Saxon line has been to the earth a girdle tragic and heroic, binding within itself all the old and great places of the world. It has been silent in its duty, ignored in its achievement, and scorned in its devotion; yet it has given down to this now neglectful race a world such as mankind has never known before, an empire over which the sun and stars shine together, where night never falls nor dawn begins. ~Thomas Langton Church, Mayor of Toronto and MP, Feb. 15, 1939.

“The Meaning of the Union Jack” A speech made by Thomas Langton Church, Canadian Member of Parliament, Mayor of Toronto and Orange Man, Feb. 15, 1939.

Usual story for our Seniors in the BC Interior. They'd rather you enjoy Trudeau's free MAID program available for all whites and free up your home to make room for the migrant invasion. @BC_FreedomFighters

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