by Brad Saltzberg
July 27, 2021
“We’re going to light a match and it’s going to spread…it’s going to be the greatest patriotic movement that Canada has ever seen.”
Thus spake independent member of Parliament, Derek Sloan. In no manner is this a reference to recent arson attacks on Christian churches. What is being spoken of is– at least for Canadian patriots–is “just what the doctor ordered.”
Followers of Canadian politics may know Mr. Sloan as the Conservative MP who was removed from the Conservative Party of Canada. Ostensibly due to condemnation of Covid Queen Dr. Theresa Tam, party leader Erin O’Toole ousted Sloan from caucus in early 2021.
At this point, we don’t even know the party name. To effectively analyze this development, we don’t have to. Ramifications of MP Sloan’s announcement are already ripe for the picking:
The past few years has seen at least three “right-of centre” parties emerge in Canada— the very reason why media either ignore them, or condemn them. Derek Sloan’s will receive the same treatment. Others include the Peoples Party of Canada, and the Maverick Party of Canada.
Whatever shall manifest from MP Sloan’s initiative, several observations remain critical. Canada is a changed nation. Our society is not what it was. More than any development, the advent of Justin Trudeau and his Liberal government serves as the catalyst.
Specifically, Cultural Action Party speak of an erosion of democracy. Let us make no mistake– achieving success for parties which promote patriotism is a task of monumental proportions.
Simply put, our ruling government–along with mainstream media– despise patriotism. It’s fine for nations that provide immigrants to our country– China, Pakistan, Iran, Somalia, Nigeria, Syria— but not for Canada.
Why this paradox exists is never addressed, or spoken of. As can be found in all elements contributing to a unique aspect of society– Canadian self-hatred.
MP Derek Sloan, PPC, Maverick Party— they may as well sign up for the leading role in French existentialist Albert Camus’ “The Myth of Sisyphus.” They will not be battling uphill against Liberals, NDP or Conservative parties. Rather, they will be up against these federal parties and Canadian media— a whole other ball of wax.
Here’s what will happen: to minimize exposure, CBC, CTV, Globe & Mail the rest will begin by ignoring them. Yet, as time passes, the silence is likely to be broken– when media can brand them with the one tag that will bury them– accusations of racism. It is through this method– already tried and true with the federal Conservatives— that a ubiquitous mindset will solidify within the population: these parties are all hateful bigots.
Thereby minimizing votes. Therein functioning in a capacity for which media exist in 2021 society–to facilitate the will of globalism, “Wokism,” “Great Reset-ism,” and other aspects of national degeneration.
Distilling this down to a single concept, what we have here is a fully intentional breach of democratic principles. If Canadian media were functioning as conduits of objective news reporting, the scenario outlined would not occur.
Conversely, National Post, Toronto Star and Global News would with pleasure inform 38 million Canadians of unbiased news information regarding the People’s Party of Canada, Maverick Party and Derek Sloan’s pending federal party.
Cultural Action Party bet every cattle farm in Canada that this never happens.
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Justin Trudeau and Jagmeet Singh are media’s approved candidates– because both share the habit of promoting hatred of Canadian identity. They are committed globalists, and therefore to be advanced and promoted within Canada’s political spectrum.
The nascent social conservative parties are “dark horse” entries to Canada’s political arena. Speak or write about them when they reveal any sign of racist behaviour. Otherwise, say nothing.
The reason CAP believe federal parties are an asset to our political environment is because we believe that the status quo “triumvirate” of federal politics must end.
Liberal, Conservative, NDP dominance is a recipe for the maintenance of Canada’s path toward neo-communist political status. Within this dynamic, establishment media are playing a vital role.
What is truly “post-modern” within 2021 society is found in the fact that Canada is controlled by a globalist-oriented partnership between government and media.
— Brad Salzberg, CAP Founder ( Est. 2016)
