The institution of marriage is the cornerstone of civilization.
Without a clear picture of what marriage represents, we cannot maintain our standard of living because the lawful couple (man/woman) is the fundamental political unit of our nation. Without a healthy body politic (comprised of heterosexual couples), our standard of living cannot be maintained. For the sake of our future generations, we must protect and define exactly what this institution represents.
As the scriptures indicate, man and woman become one flesh in marriage:
“For this reason a man shall leave his father and his mother, and be joined to his wife; and they shall become one flesh.”
– Genesis 2:24
However, that union has the potential to transcend the merely physical. Indeed, it must in order to survive. If there is no spiritual union, there can be no physical union (as above, so below).
In a world where most try to make true what they love, we must love what is already true: God’s law of duality.
Just as yin and yang were made as complementary counterparts of one another, so too are man and women contrasting expressions of human sexuality.
Opposites attract, and when they they find unity with the Most High, merge in marriage.
A government administration should not award marriage between those who are of the same gender because they are biologically incapable of reproducing (which is the essential purpose of marriage).
“No man is to have sexual relations with another man; God despises it.”
The Royal Canadian Legion is a public house subject to the right of candidates running in the ongoing 45th Federal Election to make reasonable use of the premises in order to promote Canadian nationalism:
Right of Candidates to Campaign in Public Places
No person who is in control of a building, any part of which is open without charge to members of the public, whether on a continuous, periodic or occasional basis – including any commercial, business, cultural, historic, educational, religious, governmental, entertainment or recreational place – may prevent a candidate from campaigning in that part when it is open without charge to members of the public.
– Section 81.1(1), Canada Elections Act
The purpose of the Royal Canadian Legion is to promote the ideology of Canadian nationalism.
RCL Branch #293 in Redvers is no exception to this rule. When the writ is in force, election candidates are entitled to make reasonable use of the space.
Provincial Public Works and Property to be Property of Canada “Custom Houses, Post Offices, and all other public buildings, except such as the Government of Canada sees appropriate for the use of the provincial legislatures and governments.”
– Third Schedule(8), British North America Act (1867)
The Canada Elections Act sets out the rights of candidates and their representatives to canvass and campaign in public places.
After election day (April 28th), the rights pursuant the Canada Elections Act empowering candidates to the use of public places for campaigning expires. This is not to say that a political entity loses the right to use public property for campaign purposes, only that the provisions contained in the Canada Elections Act cease to apply after April 28th.
A person who claims to be in control of a public building must identify themselves if they are invoking an exception to deny candidates and their representatives the right to campaign there.
A wide variety of locations that are open free of charge to the public, even if privately owned, qualify as public places.
When deciding whether to invoke an exception to the right of access for canvassing or campaigning, the person in control of the premises should interpret the candidate’s right broadly in light of the democratic principles at stake and must treat all candidates equitably.
The person in control of a premises may be committing an offense if their decision to deny access is not based on an applicable exception.
Every person in control of premises who refuses to give access to a building open to the public when an exception does not apply is guilty of an offense.
Every person who contravenes subsection 81.1(1) (refusal to give access to place open to the public) is guilty of an offense.
– Section 486(2), Canada Elections Act
As it now stands, there exists no reason to exclude myself or members of the Canadian Nationalist Party from making use of Redvers Legion Branch #293 for electoral purposes. Neither does there exist reason to exclude us from any branch of the Royal Canadian Legion.
The reason many of these Legion branches are on the brink of insolvency is because they are managed by people who do not represent the values held dear by Canadians.
For the sake of our national heritage, it may be time for a changing of the guard at the Royal Canadian Legion …
What has been done under the Trudeau administration (a period of governance beginning with Pierre Trudeau in 1968 and continuing with Justin Trudeau in 2015) is a radical demographic change through the suppression of our nationality.
Our country is still reeling from the consequences of the ill-conceived policies put forward by this administration …
Multiculturalism (as postulated by Pierre Trudeau) has never been Canadian. The loss of prestige Canada has experienced in this time, the loss of purchasing power and economic stagnation, the loss of vigor and vitality, are all attributable to this demographic change – or more accurately, the suppression of our racial consciousness.
Canada does not exist apart from being a partnership between the races (European Colonialism and Aboriginal Indigenous). The public institutions in Canada today no longer serve this vision because they have been co-opted by foreign interests.
Canada exists at the behest of the Indian because our confederacy itself is a treaty between the white man and red (multis e gentibus vires). The Canadian Nationalist Party exists to serve this dynamic because without honouring the agreements that have been made with Aboriginal Indigenous, this country will not survive.
So many issues between these people have been left unresolved and too many attempts at balancing the scales of justice have been left wanting. Our focus should be directed toward reconciling the interests of European Colonialism and Aboriginal Indigenous. We must strengthen the relationship between red and white.
In terms of Americanization, we are now faced with the threat of Donald Trump annexing our country and turning us into a puppet state of their military industrial complex. We must take these threats seriously because if we allow ourselves to be subsumed by the USA, we will inherit all the problems that characterize that bastard state – including their deteriorating civility.
We are called to stand on guard for a British America, not a rebellious one.
We, the British, have something the USA does not: a living head of state.
Our Crown is a natural person. Theirs is a scrap of parchment dated 1776 …
“His Britannick Majesty, on his side, agrees to grant the liberty of the Catholick religion to the inhabitants of Canada: he will, in consequence, give the most precise and most effectual orders, that his new Roman Catholic subjects may profess the worship of their religion according to the rites of the Romish church, as far as the laws of Great Britain permit.”
– Article 4, Treaty Of Paris (February 10th, 1763)
Our nationality is our religion, and that religion is based on blood (jus sanguinis) and soil (jus soli).
The point is not to appease, but to enforce our dominion:
Conference at Quebec in 1864, to settle the basics of a union of the British North American Provinces (The Fathers of Confederation by Robert Harris)
“I desire an Aryan Canada.”
– Sir John A. MacDonald, Canada’s first Prime Minister and Father of Confederacy (House Of Commons Debates, May 12th, 1882)
If he desired an Aryan Canada, than who are we to disparage the vision of our founder?
Heading into the 45th Federal Election, it is as important as ever to assert our national identity – an identity based on our European origins as a nation state.
This election season, the people are searching for an answer to the question: what does it mean to be Canadian?
The answer is that Canada is a partnership between European Colonialism and Aboriginal Indigenous in the spirit of Roman Catholicism.
