Canaries in the Mine
- Donald R. McClarey
Donald R. McClarey
Cradle Catholic. Active in the pro-life movement since 1973. Father of three, one in Heaven, and happily married for 43 years. Small town lawyer and amateur historian. Former president of the board of directors of the local crisis pregnancy center for a decade.
Even before the physical attacks started increasing in number, I started noticing much more casual anti-Semitism among people; that usually is the first sign, and so we are on phase 2 now. You are absolutely right, Don – this portends bad times ahead.
It’s frightening how easily people are manipulated by ill-willed actors on social media. Puppet masters control the masses through small boxes we feel compelled to carry with us in our pockets.
Well, to be fair a lot of people are leaving Canada for economic reasons. Canada is the canary in the coal mine for what happens when non-democratic elements work themselves into the positions of power. But hey. They’re still required to call the king a king even though he’s no longer defender of THE Faith.
As an aside what does being the defender of faith even mean? Sounds like the kind of word salad that came out of certain presidential aspirant politicians who shall remain unnamed.
In Canada, the source of the issue is the large population of imported Arabs and imported Pakistanis, all part of the Laurentian elite’s program of turfing out heritage Canadians. Canadian law enforcement is feeble except when they’re chasing political dissenters, so the imported thugs get away with it.
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The Canadian public’s learning curve in regard to who really has it in for them is flat.
Defender of the Faith was awarded to King Henry VIII by the pope after Henry, in opposition to Luther, wrote about the seven sacraments. After Henry left the Catholic Faith he proclaimed himself Head of the Church of England. The pope excommunicated him. However Defender of the Faith has been used by succeeding British monarchs. DF is used after the monarch’s name when his or her likeness is on money, stamps etc.