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Just to say a bit more about this, it’s just like, other ethnic groups literally organize as ethnic groups. They create ethnic affinity organizations to advance their interests as such. The position that they should be allowed to do this, but you shouldn’t, is really just the position that they are uniquely bullied by oppressive white people, which at this late stage of multiculturalism is starting to border on blood libel.
You cannot at this point honestly hold the position that white people are uniquely awful and so every other ethnic group is permitted to organize in opposition to them. And if you do hold this position, you’re agreeing implicitly to the critique that there are people who come here and continue to think of themselves and their goals and interests explicitly in terms of being different from everybody else.
This is all untenable.
The idea that you can make all of these considerations go away just by telling white people that it’s disgusting to notice any of it is totally absurd. This isn’t the stuff of racist fever dreams. It’s a real dynamic. And it’s totally legitimate to talk about it.
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Canada added migrants equal to 16.9% of its 2015 population from Jan. 2015 to mid-2026. The USA added 4.9%.
And real GDP per capita rose 22.7% in the USA & 4.0% in Canada.
Canada took in 3.5x the migrants per capita and had 1/5th of the economic growth.
ALT Connected scatter, 2015 to mid-2026: USA path climbs steeply on GDP per capita, Canada's runs sideways as migrants pile up. Source: Statistics Canada, Census Bureau, BEA @smirkley
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The problem is that IQ differs wildly among populations and that fact is very very inconvenient for our liberal order which makes its core promise that luxury is fine because everyone has a fair shot at obtaining that lifestyle
The college experience was artificially propped up because Civil Rights law banned the use of IQ tests by employers so they needed a sufficient proxy to vet candidates
Even in its painfully politically tortured form the SAT is basically an IQ test and it still reveals the inherent differences between peoples at an alarmingly regular rate
That's why universities had to weight their entrance requirements so that a black student with score of 1050 is more valuable than a white or Asian student with a 1450, because if they didn't university campus would just be white and Asian kids
Real meritocracy is not diverse, and the rigging of admissions with these scores was too obvious so they ditched it all together, but that means the university had no objective way of evaluating merit itself
This means that woke social criteria and grades cooked by public schools ( I know I saw this happen personally) are the only metrics and they are a disaster
Kids are being passed out of high school with 4.0+ GPAs that can barely read or do math so this just creates a disaster in higher ed
The truth is brutal but it really is your only option, IQ is not evenly distributed among the races and if you give people an IQ test to get into college almost everyone in college will be white or Asian
Meritocracy and diversity are simply not compatible
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Consider another brain drain trajectory.
A young person grows up in Canada.
They are academically gifted and athletically exceptional. They swim, skate, or run under our maple leaf, compete for provincial teams, perhaps earn a place on a Canadian junior national team, and represent Canada internationally.
To an outside observer, this appears to be patriotism in action, a young Canadian proudly carrying their country's colours onto the world stage.
But what's really motivating them?
It's not necessarily emotional devotion to the Canadian national project.
Rather, they love their sport, they love competition, they happen to possess extraordinary talent, and Canada is simply where they live.
Then they reach late adolescence and early adulthood, and an American university offers a stronger scholarship, an American training centre offers better coaching, an American company offers a better career, or an American research institute offers better funding.
They leave, not because anything fundamental has changed, but because their deepest loyalty was never primarily to the Canadian project, but to excellence itself.
And excellence naturally gravitates toward the environments most capable of cultivating it.
The uncomfortable question, then, is not why these young people leave. It's whether Canada ever became worthy of the excellence they had to offer.
Imagine the trajectory.
A brilliant teenager grows up in Vancouver. They move east to Waterloo to undergo its top-notch academic trial-by-fire.
They spend four or five years becoming one of the country's most capable young technical minds.
Then, instead of continuing another 100 kilometres down the Highway 401 corridor to Toronto, our supposed "premier metropolis," to build and elevate their careers, they leap another 3,500 kilometres southwest to California.
What an utter indictment of Canada, and our absolute failure to concentrate talent into formidable civilizational output within our own borders.
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The real stat re crime perpetration is not 13/50 (targeting Blacks), or 49/85 (targeting men), or any of the "Tebow" come-backs that break out more Caucasian-heavy crime categories.
It is "1:63" (or "1:71"). A tiny cadre of mostly fatherless, young-ish, lower- and working-class males commits virtually ALL crime.
Kill them.
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There are many, many, MANY highly educated black Americans who are exceptionally competent and extraordinarily skilled in their chosen professions.
However, affirmative action causes people who do not know them well to question whether or not they earned what they have. Given the prevalence of affirmative action in our society, this is actually a fair question.
However, that question is incredibly hurtful to those who HAVE earned it, and the whole system is toxic to society.
The harm affirmative action causes black professionals is one of the least recognized aspects of the debate.
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Nearly half of the most productive Canadians have fled to America.
While third world migrants make up 98% of Canada's own population growth.
Population replacement at warp speed.
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We are not horses.
Innovatio laborat, non delet. Opus mutatur, non extinguitur. Ubi technologia crescit, nova opera nascuntur. Economia non est stabulum.
"Innovation transforms work; it does not destroy it. Work changes, it is not extinguished. Where technology grows, new work is born. The economy is not a stable."
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"We're not dying for Israel." You're not dying for anyone, buddy! You're not dying for America. You're not dying for anything except your subscriber count. You spent years cosplaying as warriors, and the moment actual sacrifice entered the conversation, you folded like every other fraud who has ever confused talking with doing.
Excited to turn my rant mocking podcasters for bitching about the feminization of the culture and then becoming what they hate into a piece for @realDailyWire.
Grateful to @DanHollaway for the beautiful, haunting quote about masculinity.
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Jason Kenney is ideologically closer to Rachel Gilmore than to the average Albertan.
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Canadians have voted Liberal for 10 years now
and can no longer afford food.
Thats it. Thats the tweet.
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This would be funny if it weren't so serious. Illegal alien children in American public schools degrade education for everyone across the board because of the lack of English proficiency, which slows everything down, prevents native students from getting the education their parents pay for through taxes. But the schools/teachers/unions actually want illegals because it drives up enrollment - which means more funding, more teachers etc. So those taxpayers wind up paying more but getting less. This is from the Minneapolis tribune, will link to full article in next post.
"Public schools depend on the children of illegal aliens to keep up enrollment levels and extract more money from state taxpayers."
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🇦🇷 Argentinian President Javier Milei:
"When you tell a socialist the truth, they cry, claiming it’s hate speech. No, it’s not hate speech. It’s that you’re useless people who have ruined the planet." xitter.cf/MileiSays/status/20195…
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The dominant composition of the Canadian federal system of government at a glance.
Canada now has 40 million people,
over 60% of which live in Ontario and Quebec.
As to the Federal legislative branch, Ontario and Quebec hold 200 of the 343 seats available in the House of Commons, or 58% of seats, and 48 seats of the 105 seat Senate, being 46%.
Regarding the executive branch currently, Federal Cabinet is comprised of 28 full Ministers, 17 of which are Members of Parliment from Ontario and Quebec, being 60% of Cabinet. The Federal Civil Service has 43% of the entire Federal Civil Service working in the National Capital Region (“NCR”) on either side of the Ontario and Quebec border. Then another 24% of the Federal Civil Service work in Ontario or Quebec outside the NCR, for a total of 67% of the Federal Civil Service being in Ontario and Quebec, inclusive of the NCR.
The many administrative decisions made by the Government of Canada and it’s Civil Servants are only challengable in a court by way of judicial review to the the Federal Court and Federal Court of Appeal. This is so, as the Federal Court Act at s.18 makes it so, and prohibits Superior Courts in each Province consisting of judges from those Provinces, from questioning decisions of the Government of Canada by way of Judicial Review. These decisions are ones effecting Canadians not just in the NCR, Ontario or Quebec. Yet, both the Federal Court and Federal Court of Appeal have little representation from the other 8 provinces. The Federal Court Act mandates that its justices reside within 50 miles of the NCR, meaning they have to physically reside in Ontario or Quebec. There is no statutory or constitutional requirement that the Federal Court or Federal Court of Appeal have proportional or fair representation from each of the provinces either. Of the 37 Justice on the Federal Court of Canada, 25 of them or 67.5%, were appointed from the Ontario or Quebec Bar. As for the other 12 appointments, 3 are from the B.C. bar, 2 are from the Newfoundland bar, 2 are from the New Brunswick bar, 2 are from the Saskatchewan bar, 1 from the Nova Scotia bar, 1 from the Manitoba Bar, and 1 from the Alberta Bar.
There are currently 17 justices of the Federal Court of Appeal. Of the 17 justices, 16 or 94% were from either the Quebec or Ontario Bar, and one is from Nova Scotia Bar.
Any appeal from the Federal Court of Appeal to the Supeme Court of Canada requires leave. Generally, leave applications are denied, with only 6.8% being granted in 2025. At the Supreme Court of Canada, 6 of the 9 justices on the Supreme Court of Canada are from Ontario and Quebec, or 66.66%.
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If Canada wants to preserve its sovereignty as the American Empire embraces naked assertion of national interest unbound from international lawl, courting China is just about the most retarded thing you could do.
The theory behind this is that expanded trade with China will insulate the Canadian economy from US tariffs. This is stupid. China accounts for 4% of Canadian exports; the US accounts for around 70-75%. That all makes sense if you look at a map.
Canada doesn't have the port facilities to ship energy to China in any appreciable quantity. Canada isn't going to build those facilities in a timely fashion, not without walking all over the First Nations and the climate lunatics, both of whom Carney and his Liberal Party are enthusiastically beholden to. Even assuming we did build those facilities and start shipping oil to China in vast quantities, it would be the easiest thing in the world for the US Navy to interdict those tankers, and there would be precisely nothing the all but nonexistent Royal Canadian Navy could do about that but cry.
Meanwhile, Turbo-America is reasserting the Monroe Doctrine, specifically in order to eliminate Chinese influence from the Western hemisphere. Cozying up to Beijing at this point is a bad look, and really not worth whatever value we get from a few thousand shitty Chinese EVs no one wants.
The best strategy for Canada to preserve its sovereignty during this crisis is the same strategy that it has successfully used since the War of 1812: 1) be well-defended, 2) be friendly. There is no possibility of Canada actually winning a war with the US, but it IS possible to make such a war difficult enough that the blood isn't worth the prize. At the same time, if the country is a well-governed, cooperative, reliable ally, then there's no particular advantage to annexation.
Instead, Ottawa has settled on the most retarded of all possible strategies: being 1) defenceless and 2) belligerent. The Canadian Armed Forces is a joke, and while Carney has made noises about building them up again, this effort is sabotaged by DEI bullshit, and the modest increase in budget is nowhere near the tripling that would be required to match US Department of War spending on a per capita, GDP-adjusted basis. Especially when you're starting from way, way, WAY behind. Meanwhile, Ottawa takes every opportunity to antagonize the Yanks: courting foreign adversaries Washington wants out of the hemisphere; flooding the country with third-world biotrash; letting the real estate market be used as a massive money laundering scheme; winking at fentanyl labs; shrugging at foreign influence penetrating every level of government. The Trump administration looks at this mess, and concludes that 1) Canada would be very easily annexed and 2) the country is so poorly run that it would probably be more profitable to govern directly.
Oh and as all of this is going on the Laurentians lose no opportunity to remind anyone who will listen that Canada Is Built On Stolen Native Land, from which it follows that our official national position is that our sovereignty is completely illegitimate.
The country is in the hands of delusional traitorous clowns at precisely the worst possible historical moment, and to make it all the more absurd, they've successfully wrapped themselves in the flag to such a degree that any criticism of their suicidal policies is called unpatriotic Maple MAGA by the legions of trained clapping seals comprising the country's delirious overburden of CBC-addled baby boomers.
A pleasure to meet with President Xi in Beijing.
Canada and China are forging a new strategic partnership. We’re leveraging our strengths — focusing on trade, energy, agriculture, seafood, and other areas where we can make massive gains for both our peoples.
ALT Prime Minister Mark Carney shakes hands with President Xi Jinping ahead of a bilateral meeting in Beijing, China.
