Redeem Canada

Byzantine Remigration policy: Byzantines also used forced population transfers (remigration) and the theme system: defeated barbarian groups were broken up, resettled in depopulated border areas as farmers/militia under strict imperial oversight, disarmed or dispersed to dilute tribal loyalties, and required to convert/assimilate into Orthodox Roman society. Autonomous mass settlements were prohibited, they led to rebellions or loss of control. The "Bureau of Barbarians" handled foreign intelligence and diplomacy to monitor threats. Cultural superiority was explicit: non-Romans were "barbarians" until they adopted Orthodox Christianity, law, and loyalty. Mass migration was seen as a security/demographic risk. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/article…

Byzantine Empire (emperors were Orthodox and sometimes Saints themselves) and its strict immigration policies: Emperor St. Justinian’s creation of the quaesitor office in 539 AD (Novel 80). This magistrate stationed at Constantinople's gates investigated newcomers' origins, reasons for coming, social status, and usefulness. Idle, unjustified, or burdensome migrants were expelled or forced into public works/trades. cambridge.org/core/books/cam…

“Human rights” is an idol. Human rights have become a tool for supranational institutions to override national sovereignty, restrict immigration enforcement, impose multiculturalism and affirmative action, and undermine a nation's right to determine its own demographic future.

Mr.Wyatt Schrute, you are soft. Respectfully. You are the epitome of a "cuckservative". You're upset because you think you took the reasonable position with abstrac liberalism, but you're getting stress-tested by people who actually hold convictions which are Canadian-centric.

🇨🇦 📺 CANADIAN TV TIME MACHINE — THE SWEATER (1980) 🏒 If you grew up in Canada, chances are you remember this little animated masterpiece! 🇨🇦 In 1980, the National Film Board of Canada released The Sweater, a charming animated short directed by Sheldon Cohen and based on Roch Carrier’s beloved story The Hockey Sweater. Set in a small Quebec village during the winter of 1946, the story follows a young boy who, like practically every other kid in town, worships the legendary Maurice “Rocket” Richard of the Montreal Canadiens. But when his mother orders him a new hockey sweater from the Eaton’s catalogue, disaster strikes! Instead of the glorious red, white and blue of the Montreal Canadiens, he receives something absolutely unthinkable… a Toronto Maple Leafs sweater! 😱🍁 And if that wasn’t bad enough, his mother insists he wear it! What follows is one of the funniest and most memorable stories in Canadian hockey folklore, complete with an angry young hockey player, an unforgiving referee, and a desperate prayer for a million moths to eat his sweater! Narrated by Roch Carrier himself, this little film captures something wonderfully Canadian — childhood innocence, small-town winters, hockey rivalries, and the almost religious devotion Canadians once had for their favourite teams. More than four decades later, The Sweater remains a treasured piece of Canadian culture. 🎬 The Sweater (1980) National Film Board of Canada Directed and animated by Sheldon Cohen Based on The Hockey Sweater by Roch Carrier Who else remembers watching this Canadian classic growing up? 🏒❤️ #CanadianNostalgia #TheHockeySweater #NFB

She told them I'm so-and-so, the activist for asylum, I'm with you, I've defended you and your entry and stay in France, they spat on her, knocked her down, and trampled her with their feet. And they looted the whole shop. The face of liberal white women everywhere.

- The Upper Canadian Anglican Tory Mind: A Cultural Fragment - Anglican Toryism in Upper Canada - The Idea of Loyalty - Upper Canadian Thermidor The Family Compact & the Counter-revolutionary Atlantic - Canada In Decay: Mass Immigration, Diversity, and the Ethnocide of Euro-Canadians

Quebec separatists blaming Ottawa for mass immigration is the most schizophrenic take in Canadian politics. Since 1963, prime ministers sitting for Quebec ridings have run this country for 46 of 63 years. Pierre Trudeau. Mulroney. Chrétien. Martin. Justin Trudeau. 73% of every immigrant admitted to Canada came in on their watch. In 1991, Mulroney gave Quebec the power to select its own immigrants in the name of protecting French. Quebec can take up to 28% of the national intake. It has averaged under 17%, and took just 13% in 2022. Ontario absorbs the rest, including the immigrants who land in Quebec and then leave. Then Justin Trudeau, MP for Papineau, opened the floodgates. You’re not victims of this system. You built it and exempted yourselves from it. Now you’re gaslighting us. LOL.

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“Everything is a psyop” If you spend your life avoiding involvement in anything because taking action might mean falling for a psyop, you’ll never accomplish anything. You’ll remain perpetually paralyzed by suspicion, accomplishing nothing beyond arguing about it on Twitter.

Canada is not dead. We are still breathing. All you do with posts like this is expose your own lack of courage and creativity. Politics is the art of creating the society you want to live in. We do not have to FOLLOW what is already popular, we can LEAD to what is best for our people. And even to suggest our ideas are fringe is not true. Almost half of Canadians already want mass deportations. If millions of people can come here in a decade, millions of people can go back just as fast. Keep doubting and blackpilling. We're busy doing the work to save our country.

Mass immigration is 100% warfare / nothing to do with aid and human rights

When the Alberta referendum fails—as it most surely will—Canadian nationalists must be ready to fill the void. We must extend an olive branch, not chastisement, to our disenfranchised countrymen and show them that nationalism, not separatism or American populism, is the way to go

He guaranteed the continued existence of British North America is what he did! He was a brave English officer! And in this house, Isaac Brock is a hero, end of story!

“All reformers down I’ll pull I’ll fill the Province full Of the Sons of Old John Bull I’ll break each rebel skull That dares to come like General Hull”

Happy Thanksgiving Canada

This is precisely correct. “All reformers down I’ll pull I’ll fill the Province full Of the Sons of Old John Bull I’ll break each rebel skull That dares to come like General Hull”

Is that right?