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May 10 7 tweets 2 min read
Taking this truth to its logical conclusion also means that Oswald Mosley and Francis Parker Yockey were wrong to desire a universalized, homogenized “Europe: a Nation”. The definition of nation is a people who share ethnic, cultural and historic ties. Diversity means less consensus, two many ethnicities means the scope of shared experiences quickly narrows until you no longer have a nation, but fragmented ethnic groups. You can make it work with two or three (Canada, Belgium, Switzerland), but not more.
Apr 6 10 tweets 2 min read
This is the Canadian equivalent of YooKay. I’m calling it Cannaduh, after the way Caribbean, Indian and Middle-Eastern diaspora pronounce it. It exists solely in the GTA and Vancouver, coalescing into a non descriptive foreign mass, and is distinct from the nation. The “Toronto accent” is interesting, because it’s a mix of Caribbean, Arab, and South Asian. An example of this speech is “yoo wallahi, mans were just chillin’ at the spot, and dese waste yutes rolled through talkin wild, fam, say less”.
Feb 23 25 tweets 9 min read
🧵Canada was always Anglo-French🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇫🇷

It’s a common misconception to blame bilingualism on Pierre Trudeau and the liberal party—but where did the dualistic ethnocultural character of Canada come from? It’s deeper and more ancient than you think.

Let’s explore 👇🏻 Image The history of Canada, is a history of the forgotten Anglo-Quebecois—a people of British and French heritage, who emerged after the American Revolution in 1776. Anglo-Scottish merchants, known as “camp followers” provided goods and services to the American Loyalists in the war.
Feb 13 16 tweets 7 min read
🧵Many have asked me this question over the years, and I never had an answer—until now. The short answer is that I was always naturally curious, but my environment also nurtured that curiosity: As a kid, I spent a lot of time reading books like these—core memories for many right-wing men today. Until I was about eight, my father read with me every night, and my English skills were far beyond those of other kids. Image
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Feb 3 29 tweets 5 min read
🧵Are you a Canadian liberal? That's crazy dawg. I want you to understand you are directly responsible for what's going on. I want you to understand that your delusional beliefs have made us vulnerable to American imperialism, and no amount of masturbatory pride will redeem you. Before 1965, Canada’s flag was the Red Ensign, The shield or coat of arms featured the ethnic symbols of the English, Irish, Scottish and French.

In the 1961 Canadian census, ethnic Canadians, people of British and French origin combined made up 74.2% of the population. Image
Jul 14, 2024 26 tweets 7 min read
🧵PART I: Now is a good time to review the Spanish Civil War to analyze how the left thinks and acts in conflict. Trends include indiscriminate violence and mass casualties, because leftism for most is biological. First, let's set the stage. These events led up to the civil war. Image Following the November 1933 elections in Spain, CEDA, a Catholic conservative party won seats but lacked a majority. Republican President Zamora chose Alejandro Lerroux of the Radical Republicans to form a government, to appease leftists and denying CEDA's leader, Gil Robles.
Jul 2, 2024 15 tweets 6 min read
🧵 You’ve probably seen this image around if you’re on Canadian X. This is the old flag of Canada which has existed in many versions for all Canadian history. It was replaced with the Maple Leaf. It features a Union Jack, with a shield of the Canadian Coat of Arms. Image Why is this symbol plastered everywhere in Canada, all over Canadian public buildings, legal buildings, national monuments and military academies? Because it represents Canadians.


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