Category Archives: Immigration issues

Before I get to today’s list, a few words about yesterday.
Not that much gets to me in terms of setting me off balance for hours on end, as I, we, have been doing this for some time. And not much surprises anymore. But it has always been the subtle things that have been the particular focus of this site. The subtle things which show the direction we are being moved in. Once the killing and authoritarian stuff starts, well we knew it was coming years earlier. Whatever else that may be, it isn’t a surprise.

But it’s the little meetings with initiate language and dialectical lines of operation, screw the jargon, its the plotting and planning and scheming to destroy Canada and present it to us as if it was a god-damned birthday cake. That, is what get’s to me.

Yesterday was the annual ‘Century initiative‘ meeting which went out on a webcast. The special guest speaker was mark Carney, and he actually dialled his BS back a lot compared to other times he has pitched his ‘net-0’ crap at us all. There were others who spoke though, that gave up more than he did.

Ever wonder why suddenly the roads are narrower and the sidewalks occasionally wider, and why there are unused unneeded bike lanes all over the place with plastic dividers and why the roads are more congested even as they fill the city with more and more people brought in through a planned invasion?

Well guess what. That is part of the 15 minute city plan. Don’t believe me? Take it from the architects on the board of the Century Initiative. They tell you in plain language.

What isn’t in plain language are the massive, Jurassic scale lies and contradictions within all these speaker’s pitches for how they are taking control and changing our country without asking us or any kind of genuine public consultation. This is a project of the elites. And if you add CBDC to this equation, they won’t need to put us in Gulags. The cities will be gulags. Wrong social media score? or more accurately, express counter-revolutionary views? Your access to necessities and minimal liberties will and can be easily further restricted.

Some of the contradictions are that the infrastructure in Canada is in trouble, so they are going to triple the population from the 33 million it was before the mass migration campaign began. So not enough infrastructure for the people we have, so triple the people! Oh and as it was pointed out repeatedly in this presentation and the others, if we don’t like the utter and total obliteration of our culture, lifestyle, liberties and so on, it is cause we are racist and no other reason. We are reminded of that by another speaker that reminds us that he is still brown even after he brushes his teeth. Whatever that means. Maybe these people should go to China and try and get them to change their country from 99% Han Chinese to everyone else in the world and see how that goes over. They are actually trying it in Japan and thankfully the Japanese are resisting it it seems.

Saying a person is anti-immigrant if they object to the utter and total obliteration of their country by weaponized mass migration is like telling someone who didn’t like being waterboarded, that it is because they are bad people with pathological hatred of water.

Another one is that virtually all of the people being recruited to come live in Canada as permanent citizens are from hot countries. This means their “carbon footprint”, itself a meaningless metric in the way they use it, is multiplied by four times as Canada is a cold country. They will need warm homes and additional use of energy. Which brings us to the next set of contradictions. We are using contradictions because it is a nicer word than lies, and a les irritating one than dialectics, but choose your poison. They never mention nuclear as an effective way of creating power without CO2. It is always methods that frankly can never produce enough power, even for the current population, let alone for 100M. There is also the lie that Canada is a huge country. Nearly no one lives more than 100 miles North of the US border. And for anyone who things global warming is real and will open up the North, I invite you to get ahead of the curve and move out there now while property is still cheap but getting anything from the south is still expensive. Make sure you bring a few years worth of vaccines with you, and look out for ozone holes.

It would be interesting to see if Mark Carney’s various investment firms have invested in real estate for development up north for when global warming makes it habitable. But the answer to that question is so obvious it isn’t even worth the effort to look. If there are investments, it’s for resource companies, or areas where government will be injecting cash.

The other day we ran into a fellow putting in those plastic dividers on the road for a bike lane on a relatively sleepy suburban street. When it was mentioned that it seemed an injudicious use of city resources, it was explained by the municipal worker that it was far worse than it looked. That actually, they would only be there about a month, because by the time they were all in place, they would have to come down so the snow plows don’t hit them. Meanwhile, there is a low water advisory in effect in parts of Alberta despite the fact that it has been raining so hard there for weeks off and on that they don’t seem to be able to get the forest fires really going this spring. So in other words, creating an unnecessary inconvenience is a higher priority than something like having water in the summer. Yes, these events are in different cities, and yes, municipal governments are famous for these kinds of stupid policies. But when all of them add up to a plan it isn’t incompetence, its malice. And when they tell you that plan, it should be impossible to ignore. And yet somehow we manage.

There are other parts of this talk from yesterday, also including the likely next PM of Canada, Mark Carney which will be posted soon enough. But the reason there was very little posted yesterday was the pressure inside the skull was very high after watching this presentation about how they were going to negate this entire country in every possible way, including, but not limited to, destroying all our liberties in a way in which we won’t notice until its too late. Like you can still buy a car, but it will be crazy expensive and there wont be anywhere to put it as building codes have changed to not require parking, roads will be narrow and congested, and you will need a permit to leave the 15 minute cities, which at first will be easy, but once you accept it, they will be fewer and fewer and require better and better justification. Much like vaccine mandates, or “two weeks to flatten the curve”.

There is a great deal more to say about this plot. this century initiative. It is so massively destructive to Canada and Western civ, that it feels like everything else that is hurled at us, all the other lines of effort, of operation are distractions from this. So we won’t notice our cities filling with people which of course has to mean a reduction in liberty, a destruction of shared frame of reference, which in turn means a political revolution. And it iwll be said. But it is hoped to high heaven that you all will have thoughts about this and what it means and will share it in the comments.

In Stephen Coughlin’s presentation a couple of weeks ago with Dr. Sam Dubé and this site, he made a more or less,  throw away remark:

He said, “The cost of us being right, Is the person who took the red pill and realizes he’s in a world of shit.”

That’s about right.