Post by peterman on Oct 4, 2024 18:49:15 GMT
The UNTOLD History of Canada and Economic Transformation of the world by Matt Ehret.
His speech at the People's Party of Canada (Paleo-Conservative Libertarian Canada-First) townhall in Toronto.
rumble.com/v5he42d-ppc-townhall-in-the-park-on-matt-ehret-the-untold-history-of-canada-and-eco.html
Here is once mainstream journalist (now a truth-telling independent) Nury Vittachi's untold and unknown story of how Canada self immolates as the hegemon's puppy in their attack on China.
It is Canada and her people's choice to have a spine or sink with the other rats on the Titanic.
For those who say Canada has no choice because she is too near America and too far from God, here is a snippet of truth from Martin Luther King, Jr., "A man can't ride your back unless it's bent." It's a jarring truth most of the victims of atrocities and mendacity don't want to hear or acknowledge, some of them continue to march peacefully so many years after gaining the freedom to starve and toil for minimum wage, hoping they can freely receive the largesse of equality and human dignity. For the same reason, "Dying is easy; revolution is hard."
Peter Man
His speech at the People's Party of Canada (Paleo-Conservative Libertarian Canada-First) townhall in Toronto.
rumble.com/v5he42d-ppc-townhall-in-the-park-on-matt-ehret-the-untold-history-of-canada-and-eco.html
Here is once mainstream journalist (now a truth-telling independent) Nury Vittachi's untold and unknown story of how Canada self immolates as the hegemon's puppy in their attack on China.
It is Canada and her people's choice to have a spine or sink with the other rats on the Titanic.
For those who say Canada has no choice because she is too near America and too far from God, here is a snippet of truth from Martin Luther King, Jr., "A man can't ride your back unless it's bent." It's a jarring truth most of the victims of atrocities and mendacity don't want to hear or acknowledge, some of them continue to march peacefully so many years after gaining the freedom to starve and toil for minimum wage, hoping they can freely receive the largesse of equality and human dignity. For the same reason, "Dying is easy; revolution is hard."
Peter Man
