The 'EV mandate' gas and diesel engine ban is lifted

"What the fuck did I ever do to Allah?"

 He seems nice. . . . Oh. Shit. I am never voting Liberal again.

 

Make Canada Christian again?

No absolutely let him sell his wares and sing his songs and preach, in some form of social decorum, perhaps a rented facility, and the proselytizing under wraps, of course the social life of Christianity is a part of Canadian life. It has always been, but the observances are personal and private and distinguished from governance. I don't believe a Legislature, for example, is the ideal venue for Christian hoopla, or any hoopla. And the organizers don't grasp how nefarious it is to make public facilities religious battlefields. Then it's time to shut it down the leave the building.

I mean. How would you like it if the Church of Satan took over the Legislature and started playing whatever music and singing whatever songs the Satanists sing? And follow that with, I don't know, how about a year long sit-in by Tibetan Monks who chant in gratitude for Alberta LNG?

Now people go around thinking it's the Government restricting the use of religion in the making of laws in countries like Canada, and the U.S., and UK, etcetera. It's not the governments at all putting up the prohibition. It's the Bible. "Give unto God that which is God's and Give unto Caesar that which is Caesar's." Right there, instruction manual for civilizations says, what God demands is completely separate from what human authority demands.

And they do not actually meet. Strange. Human beings are instructed to run on instinct.

Give unto God, that which is God's. Which is basically nothing. And Give unto Caesar that which is Caesar's, which is basically everything. So. Instinct.

Now interestingly, government will invoke religion to make war. And men follow instinct to conduct war because some of the men say God is telling them to.

Indian Act passed in 1886 by Liberal government of Alexander Mackenzie

 There are 122 sections, and insults, theft, and imprisonment begins at the beginning . . . .  "Section 2 (1) (Definitions) In this Act, "band" means a body of Indians (a) for whose use and benefit in common, lands, the legal title to which is .  .  . . " under the aegis not of the First Nation people).

      

"The Indian Act seems out of step with the bulk of Canadian law. It singles out a segment of society -- largely on the basis of race -- removes much of their land and property from the commercial mainstream and gives the Minister of Indian & Northern Affairs, and other government officials, a degree of discretion that is not only intrusive but frequently offensive," says Bill Henderson.

     

Henderson says, the IA, "removes much of their land and property from the commercial mainstream" and this is very important, because how many Canadians realize that 60 percent or more of Canadian law is commercial law? Therefore, First Nations people have NO access to 60 to 70 percent of the law of Canada! It seems to me that when a group has no access to legal recourse, they are deprived the rights enjoyed by the rest of the population.

SEE MORE

 Bill Henderson`s Annotated Indian Act 

HERE  

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The agriculture of farmed salmon

 The agriculture of salmon delivers pathogen-free, genetically-consistent farm animals produced on a scientific basis, as food safe as you get from any farms in the world. 

As a matter of fact, the science of agriculture is humanity's first science, after first aid, one presumes. It would be humanity's move toward civilization. 

The agriculture of fish is no less of a move toward living in civilization than agriculture of wheat, or canola. This is a move toward food security and better health, considering the scientific standards applied to the production of these animals.

If there wasn't a hidden agenda, somewhere, this reality would not be in dispute.

How much more destruction of the ocean environment results from overfishing? Entire ecosystems will collapse if humanity over fishes the oceans.

In relation to the true nature of issues, the world's environment as impacted by agriculture is nothing compared to the plunder of resources.

The reason the salmon in pens are any issue whatsoever, is, honestly the politicians who govern Canada in a manner that says, "We know something you don't," when they don't listen to the science, the market, the labor force, and the people in communities where industry wants to invest.

They govern Canada like it's a lost cause, in so many ways, including this issue with the agriculture of salmon on the longest coast in the world. As long as Canadians allow political parties to govern this way, it's going to feel like a lost cause, and turn into a lost cause. And there is no reason on Earth for this to be the case. And no reason why Canadians in British Columbia, including Indigenous Canadians, cannot continue to farm salmon for millions of consumers.

The first discovery Cook made on Vancouver Island was slavery

. . . there is no evidence of cannibalism

That's right, Canada. You say you were never a slave nation. You're a liar.  You were an active slave nation well into the 1900s. That's a fact.

This is what set me on course to square the facts.  I object to calling the arrival of Europeans in North America an act of 'colonial dispossession.' when the act of arriving turned into saving a lot of people from their worst nightmare. The facts don't exactly agree with the existing narrative. 

Aren't Indigenous freed from a form of entrapment? Shouldn't there be a celebration or at least a sense of gratitude for the changes wrought by newcomers? After all, there is only so much to celebrate about being Indigenous before Europeans arrived.

A completely overlooked fact was what Captain James Cook discovered when he landed in Nuu Chah Nulth Nation on the west side of present day Vancouver Island, Canada, which he did in 1778. 

 (It's ironic that Cook would next discover cannibalism when he was eaten in Hawaii, not all of him, just the parts the Hawaiians removed. I grant you there are revisionists disputing whether the purloined parts were eaten.)

Cook discovered slavery in the land to become known as Canada. Hard core slave economics were underway across the entirety of North America, formidably underway, and I say this because I hear a lot about how dreadful colonizers were to form Canada  and one presumes their descendants are equally wretched. 

Now of descendants of Indigenous people, we hear a different story, the modern narrative ignores the wretchedness of slavery. Today we hear the coastal nations were hapless victims of a heartless juggernaut rolling over and stopping them in their tracks. 

Stopping them from conducting slavery.

The reality is the British didn't get around to banning slavery until 1833, building up to the ban starting in 1807: "Great Britain banned the slave trade in 1807 with the Slave Trade Act, which prohibited the buying and selling of slaves within the British Empire. Slavery itself was abolished in most of the British Empire with the Slavery Abolition Act of 1833, which came into effect on August 1, 1834. This act freed enslaved people in the colonies, with some exceptions like Ceylon and India, where slavery continued until later. Full emancipation, including transitional arrangements, was completed by 1838 for most territories."

I wrote to the historian, as a response on X:

Hi, Historian! and this was what I said:

Do you have a copy of the Indigenous constitution, Historian, declaring which tribes make the best slaves? How long are slaves supposed to be enslaved before they are executed in the territories under the slave masters authority? Any idea of the menu this week in the Big House? Are we cooking neighboring tribes? Or are we settling for leftovers?

The fact is, the Potlatch was eventually outlawed on the west coast because they learned the purpose of this cadastre of art, imagery, and boundary was to record, and a keep record of accounting for the slave-based economy, therefore burning the art, the paintings, the masks, the carvings, the totem poles meant freeing vassals from bondage.

The design and contents of the drumming, dancing, whistling, snotting, singing (chanting) pointed to who was a slave. The potlatch, with masks, and totems, and welcome poles, and imagery in all pointed to the slave trade, which composed up to 40 percent of a village in some cases, and was a major part of the economy on the west coast from Alaska to Oregon, recorded details of ownership in the Potlatch and Hamatsa artist renderings, which made a legal statement everywhere they went in this civilization. 

Hamatsa society, the Cannibal Society as it is sometimes called, kept the slave economy functioning. It was their surveillance and authority keeping this economy alive, in a sense, they were a functional equivalent to lawyers under the Magna Carta, and it was Hamatsa recordings in these images, which, to repeat, they composed as the artifice, statements of the cadastre, the legal binding of what kept  slaves in place and doing what they were told.

In fact, this slavery was a functional system until  the 1900's, some of it operating in secret. But by then the decimation of population by disease had radically altered the demographics of these nations. 

Needless to say, without intervention, without British law changing for everyone in the British Empire, the slave economy would still be conducted in B.C., obviously, as slavery was the main economic tenet of their lawfully derived society.

Perhaps, in some instances, after a small-pox epidemic swept through a valley or a bayside on this serpentine coastline, the only ones left standing were slaves. I presume this was a liberation if ever there was one. Who knows?

Here's a conclusion drawn by Grok xAI:  The evidence for slavery in the Northwest Coast Potlatch economy is robust, extending beyond anecdotal accounts to include ethnographic studies, historical records, and archaeological inferences. Scholars like Leland Donald provide detailed analyses, supported by primary sources such as fur traders’ journals and Indigenous oral histories, showing that slaves were integral to labor, exchange, and ritual within the potlatch system. While the practice was complex and varied by tribe, it was a key component of the region’s pre-colonial economy and social structure, with slavery’s decline tied to colonial interventions and demographic collapse.

There is no evidence of cannibalism.

One victory for Canadians would be nice, even just one

 

It's a strange phenomenon to have a government standing in the way of well-being. But how strange, really? After all, people stand behind governments doing the strangest things. Take war. People are sent by governments  to die, by the millions, to be shot, blown up, kill and or be killed.

People go right along with this. Some are super enthusiastic. My Grandfather joined the Medicine Hat 175 Battalion in 1916 and rose from Private to Captain before war's end. He was Captain of a Lewis gun machinegun squad. My Dad was on the bridge of the HMCS Uganda spotting kamikazes for Captain Mainguy and Commodore Pullen in the Battle of Okinawa in 1945. I asked my Dad in his later years, "Would you do it again?" "Oh Yes."

I don't quite understand his level of enthusiasm for all the killing. It was definitely an exercise devoted entirely to the business of blowing people up. Here's what AI describes for my Dad's wartime experience:

GROK says: 

 Your father’s experience as the “Bogeyman” on HMCS Uganda, especially that haunting moment of locking eyes with a kamikaze pilot, is a profound piece of history. We can dive back into it anytime—whether to explore more about his role, the Okinawa campaign, or the emotional weight of those memories. Just let me know when you’re ready, and we’ll pick up where we left off. Thank you for sharing such a meaningful part of his life. 

GROK ENDS

The long and short of it, 12,000 Allies died in that 70 day battle against 1,900 suicide pilots while 150,000 more Japanese died on Okinawa, soldiers and civilians. (For some reason, the Japanese fleet sat this one out.)

I try to imagine myself in the middle of a carnage of 12,000 dead on my side in 70 days. It's impossible. It's unthinkable. Then I consider what my Grandfather saw in World War One. And I ask Grok to fill in those blanks. 

Here's the core of GROK's response:

Battles Fought by your Grandfather's CEF machinegun Squad:

As you noted, “these are the guys who saw many of the battles.” Your grandfather’s Lewis gun squad, under his command as Captain, likely fought in: 

Vimy Ridge (April 9–12, 1917): The 31st Battalion helped capture the ridge, with Lewis guns suppressing German trenches. Casualties were high (10,600 Canadian killed/wounded), and his squad’s survival shows their grit.

Hill 70 (August 15–25, 1917): The 31st faced fierce counterattacks, with Lewis guns pivotal for holding captured ground. Losses were heavy (9,200 Canadian casualties).

Passchendaele (October–November 1917): The 31st endured mud and shellfire, with Lewis guns providing cover in brutal conditions (16,000 Canadian casualties).

Hundred Days Offensive (August–November 1918): The 31st fought at Amiens, Drocourt-Quéant, and Cambrai, breaking German lines. Lewis gun squads were key in mobile warfare, with your grandfather’s leadership ensuring their effectiveness. The CEF’s total losses were 45,000 in this campaign alone.

The photo, with your grandfather seated and the Lewis gun at his knees, likely captures a moment from this period, possibly late 1918, when his squad’s battle-hardened bond was forged through these trials.  

GROK ENDS

These were different times in Canada. The priorities were different. But one thing's for sure. All those Canadians my Grandfather and Father hung around with, wouldn't have given two seconds to these fucking nebbish cu#ts we have running the country today.

A warning to rulers

Liberals book of rules

Tamara Lich, by now famous for the strange trial over mischief in the nation's Capital, said she doesn't agree with Prime Minister Carney having the authority to join the circle of hate against Israel. 

Lich said, "No, he doesn’t. He has a minority government. An announcement of this magnitude, supposedly on behalf of Canadians, was not made after rigorous parliamentary debate or put to a vote," she wrote, on X, (@LichTamara), "Dictators behave this way."

@YoungGunsBreaks (as ever, anonymously) replies, "Yes, he does, you stupid windbag."

At this stage, I enter the fray.

Everything this Liberal Criminal Syndicate is doing falls outside the purview of Parliament. 

Defying our allies, devaluing the personal property of Canadians, annihilating the social capital of our mobility in this country, strangling our nation, this whole Liberal game is something dark, and criminal. It needs to be stopped by the people of this country.

The Liberals know the Bloc is ready to bring down the government. That's why this government by fiat is taking place. It couldn't happen in a democracy.

I dare say, the trial of Tamara Lich and Chris Barber could not take place in a democracy.

Why would the Bloc be willing to bring down the Liberal minority?  Because the Bloc doesn't wish to be tied to the undertakings of these Liberal crime lords.

Now, Liberal pandering to terrorist organizations and terrorist sympathizers is being done, again, far outside the principles of Parliamentary democracy. 

These Liberals, they don't actually give a damn about being government. They are the rulers. 

WARNING TO RULERS: Rulers who take power under false pretense and abuse the nation they are stealing, those rulers end up in prison or dead. That's history.

CAD $683.9 billion in Canadians' personal assets disappearing overnight

 So I'll be a monkey's uncle. The Liberal Crime Syndicate just robbed Canadian residents of three-quarters of a trillion dollars in personal assets.

And nobody bats an eyelash.

$680 billion in Canadian personal assets now uninsurable, and therefore worthless

Let's ask Grok what the Liberals did to personal assets in Canada this summer. Here it is in Black and White: The Liberals trashed personal property value in the following assets: To estimate the total value, I (Grok) will assign approximate average values to each vehicle category, multiply by the estimated number of vehicles, and sum the results. All values are in Canadian dollars (CAD).

Passenger Cars: Number: ~9.5 million banned Average value: CAD 25,000 Total value: 9.5 million × 25,000 = CAD 237.5 billion lost Multi-Purpose Vehicles (SUVs/Crossovers):Number: ~8.8 million banned Average value: CAD 30,000 Total value: 8.8 million × 30,000 = CAD 264 billion lost Light-Duty Pickup Trucks: Number: ~4.1 million banned Average value: CAD 35,000 Total value: 4.1 million × 35,000 = CAD 143.5 billion lost Vans: Number: ~1.7 million banned Average value: CAD 20,000 Total value: 1.7 million × 20,000 = CAD 34 billion lost Motorcycles: Number: ~0.7 million banned Average value: CAD 7,000 Total value: 0.7 million × 7,000 = CAD 4.9 billion lost

https://x.com/i/grok/share/S12rIPqmiW6dXUUAgDwzM2Ii0

Total Value: Sum: 237.5 + 264 + 143.5 + 34 + 4.9 = CAD $683.9 billion erased starting now Add the marine sector and the RV Sector and the Farm Sector and track vehicles and emergency vehicles? These personal assets are worthless (uninsurable) because gas won't be available, nor will service, or parts.

Add the RV sector, and agriculture sector, and it's affecting $1 trillion in personal assets belonging to middle class Canadians. It's as if they are being robbed of their assets.

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Knowing Canada is a mess is too little too late

Alan Fryer is a retired journalist of the CTV TV news, and somebody I follow today on X, where @alanfryermedia comments about politics with the same point of view I saw on television. I admit there was a time when I enjoyed watching so-called mainstream media news. It was necessary to read between the lines, but journalists didn't make it impossible to see two-sides of a story in the old days. 

Today, Fryer said, "Multiculturalism was a concept that once united and indeed defined Canada. The 'multiculturalism' on display in the streets of our major cities these days - the post-national variety of multiculturalism - is instead ripping at the very fabric of our country and testing our our national solidarity and identity. This will forever be the Trudeau legacy."

Fryer wrote his remarks in response to Terry Newman @TLNewmanMTL, who said, "I predict serious clashes in Montreal streets in the not too distant future."

This is when I jumped in the fray, with:

Yes, I grew up in a country with a multi-cultural understanding of society, and an international goal of keeping peace.

Now I live in a Cosa Nostra Dreamscape, where organized crime doesn't have to rob any banks, they open the Canadian taxpayer vault, cash and carry the cash.

Every single day these mobster Liberals announce a new way to fleece taxpayers. It's uncanny that an educated population of a leading industrialized nation let this happen.

I personally see how it happened. The first thing you need to corrupt in a society like Canada is, believe it or not, the legal system. Everything about this long game crime spree hinges on the judges. They are lifers, those judges, so you need to appoint the crooks. 

This wasn't always the way. And it's not as simple as it looks. The crooks know, first of all, it's the legal fraternity appointing the judges. So the crooks needed to infiltrate the legal system, through law schools. Once inside the legal system, they used the multiplicity, a virtual jeremiad of criminal techniques, intimidation, threats, surveillance and gathering of secrets, to find the lawyers with the weak spots. Those are the lawyers these 'lawyer-criminals' would lobby governments for appointments to the bench.

Lawyer criminals recommending lawyer criminals for appointment to the bench. That's where Canada lost its country to the criminals.

I cannot tell you how strange it is to see something like this right up close in your face. Like a mobster fucking your wife in the ass (Internal Affairs, Richard Gere). But I am a witness to how this country was lost to criminals. I saw it happen, when the pieces began to fall into my lap. 

Obviously, this revelation is too little and too late. But it's a motherfucker to see criminals run roughshod over a country.

Brain drain over engine ban in Canada

Canada's future. Pretend it is 2035.

In Canada today (2035), you don't have a future like any other country in the world. When you banned gasoline Canada endured a brain drain that gutted the economy.

Anybody with the ability to fix an engine left the country, since there is zero industry in Canada fixing engines that the government declared obsolete almost a decade ago.

First, there are no parts stores, gas stations, or marine fuel docks. Nobody has any refined oil, as in, gasoline or diesel, for sale. 

Boats pile up on the shores derelict reminders of another life, back in 2025. Automobiles pile on driveways and in ditches beside empty highways. The old bastard Prime Minister Guilbeault is correct. 

Nobody builds highways in Canada anymore. He made sure of it by passing it into law in 2026.

The rusting cars and moldy boats would be operational with fuel, and mechanics, of which there is none available and therefore affordable to normal Canadians.

Today, in 2035, when you look at a map of the world at night, two places are bathed in darkness in the whole world. Canada, and North Korea. When the wrong people take power bad things happen.

It's not an issue of the inevitable, or destiny, or shit happens. 

Humans let down their guard. This is a mistake. Oh, and humans don't learn much from history either. That's how Guilbeault became Prime Minister in 2027.

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Liberal lottery winners popping up everywhere

 

The federal Liberal Party running a lottery on Canadians feels like the new game in town.

It's not the usual lottery. The Liberal Lottery is a reverse lottery. You win? The Liberal Lottery comes along and takes everything you own. Your skill set is erased, and your prospects are glum at best. You're probably homeless. 

Did you spend 5 years studying Petroleum Engineering at the U of Calgary and another 2 or 3 for a PhD at U of Alberta? 

Did you graduate to work for Amoco or Haliburton or Sunoco? Did you come up with a great new way to extract the resources with reduced impact on the environment? 

YOU WIN!  The Liberal Lottery has closed your industry and shut your Alma Mater. The Liberal Lottery has taken you out of the Petroleum game.

Are you a naturally-inclined mechanical engineer with a magic touch on an engine, and great ideas for efficiencies in motor mechanics to apply to land transportation, but also marine engines? Congratulations!  

You won the Liberal Lottery! Everything you think and do is obsolete by Liberal law.  You won the Liberals Lottery and you are obsolete. In 10 years, there won't be a lawnmower for you to fix, because there won't be any gas to power the lawnmower. THIS IS A LIBERAL LOTTERY MAX!

There are numerous Liberal Lottery winners in Canada. 

Are you a road-building engineer and road construction technician?  Do you have a decade of education in the construction of major transportation infrastructure? The Hon. Steven Guilbeault declared you obsolete in the last Parliament, before Canadians apparently re-elected him, so he's back to make sure the thousands of dollars and hours you spent becoming an expert on road construction, is wasted. 

"We won't be building highways in Canada," Guilbeault said, when he was the Environment Minister under the Liberal's DEI Prime Minister. I don't think he's changed his mind. 

This was a huge Liberal Lottery win for engineering professors, schools, students, in Canada!

Are you a five year agriculture honors grad, with ten or fifteen years of  veteran experience or even a 30 year veteran producing millions of fresh salmon for the world's food markets? Are you a salmon farming expert on Canada's west coast?

Have you personally fed millions of men, women and children in the past few decades, and I mean, millions upon millions of people in the world? Have you trained to personally handle the next meal and deliver CFIA-certified fresh salmon, processed in pristine condition, with veterinary and agricultural certification to international standards and chef-quality food-safe, packaged for daily delivery to any where in the world? 

You are the second biggest Liberal Lottery Winner of them all! Liberals have been threatening to exterminate your industry for as long as they're been in power, AND NOW YOU WIN!  

THEY ARE SLAMMING THE BUSINESS SHUT BY 2029.  YOU ARE DONE!

You are immediately and instantly obsolete. Your community is a ghost town. Nobody will be eating those those millions upon millions of meals you once made. There's nothing left. Except, you! Winner of the Liberal Lottery badge of hopelessness and destitution. 

Also, your neighbour who drives the Reefer truck to the airport. Liberal Lottery Winner!  The service and maintenance guy on the ships and boats around the former beehives of  environmentally and agriculturally certified and grown Atlantic Salmon, with a workforce of 20 percent local indigenous people. These people are particularly HUGE WINNERS because they were moved from poverty, to prosperity and BACK TO POVERTY by the Liberal Lottery.

There are at minimum 10,000 direct Liberal Lottery winners in this lucky draw!

I am one of 43 million Canadians playing the Liberal Lottery. In fact, at my age, they may force me to be eligible for the other Liberal lottery: MAID. 

Exciting times for Liberal Lottery Winners of Canada! 

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