Canada is NOT a real Country

[Faramir]

Better country than Canada? Use to be the US. Not anymore or at least not for very much longer.

I assume Australia and New Zealand are equally socialist rat holes like Canada.

Switzerland is probably OK. Poland is both social and fiscally conservative. Don't know enough about the Czech republic, but might be worth looking into.

[Red Green]

Better country than Canada? Use to be the US. Not anymore or at least not for very much longer.

I assume Australia and New Zealand are equally socialist rat holes like Canada.

Switzerland is probably OK. Poland is both social and fiscally conservative. Don't know enough about the Czech republic, but might be worth looking into.

I'd be on Switzerland like an Obama voter on a welfare check.

[politics101]

Talk about sour grapes. With the exception of New Zealand, Denmark, and Switzerland I couldn't see myself living anywhere else. Even those locales take a distant back seat to Canada.

[RedDog]

They have got to halt the entitlement mentality swing in the USA and NOW or it is lost. Canada gets away with it because of poor design, vast resource bounty, the right for one region to legally raid it to buy votes and maintain power. If not for so little population Canada would have been toast long ago with the gimme-gimme mentality now the norm.

[Lee Enfield]

In Canada, the businessman is looked at with the sort of scorn they were seen in revolutionary France, and government seen as our saviour.

That is THE truth, you can work you entire life in the energy business, helping create employment, and keeping people working in Canada's largest propane plant, largest refinery, and largest LNG plant, along with Canada's largest trucking network that reaches from Newfoundland (a have province) all the way down to New York and up over to Ontario, and service stations all over the damn Eastern seaboard of North America, never taking a welfare cheque in your life and still be treated like you are scum by your "fellow" Canadians. This is part of the reason why I encourage a lot of my friends to move to New England.

The place really is a shitehole of jerks and arseholes.

Are you mentioning the Irvings? Those guys living in the Caribbean...

I have almost never seen anyone voice rabid disrespect for those guys even though they are tax haven people. They are good people to work for.

[Charles J. White]

In Canada, the businessman is looked at with the sort of scorn they were seen in revolutionary France, and government seen as our saviour.

That is THE truth, you can work you entire life in the energy business, helping create employment, and keeping people working in Canada's largest propane plant, largest refinery, and largest LNG plant, along with Canada's largest trucking network that reaches from Newfoundland (a have province) all the way down to New York and up over to Ontario, and service stations all over the damn Eastern seaboard of North America, never taking a welfare cheque in your life and still be treated like you are scum by your "fellow" Canadians. This is part of the reason why I encourage a lot of my friends to move to New England.

The place really is a shitehole of jerks and arseholes.

Are you mentioning the Irvings? Those guys living in the Caribbean...

I have almost never seen anyone voice rabid disrespect for those guys even though they are tax haven people. They are good people to work for.

By “Those guys”, you mean one member of the family…who passed away 15 years ago?

And as far as “tax haven people” goes, it is bunk, one member of the family…Irving has paid more in taxes to the governments of Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, PEI, Newfoundland, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New York, the governments of Canada and the United States then the entire Free Dominion community combined…And yes, they are very good people to work for – they like to grow and expand and if I do say so myself, have hired the right people to let that happen…

[Peter O'Donnell]

Sorry to respond without reading all posts, but in a hurry, one step ahead of deportation here.

Well I guess that pretty much gives my answer.

Just kidding sort of, but Canada is a real country, just maybe not the country we would most prefer as principled conservatives. Compared to the other 205 or however many there are, I would rank it top ten despite the fact I have been punted around like a football since arriving here (not my idea) as a seven year old. I have been hated, blacklisted, socially ostracized, and treated like dirt, then made to feel like it was my fault for being more intelligent than average.

So if that's good enough for you, you've got a great country. I suspect it's more or less the same everywhere else, which is why I rate it top ten, just on the grounds that other than my personal difficulties and the intolerable smugness of Toronto, most other things about the country are either acceptable or understandable. The leftism of the left coast is irritating but adorable in its sheer stupidity. I would love to have a reason to live in Alberta, but because I work with my head and not my hands, the opportunities are limited. I wouldn't mind being back in central Ontario which I really enjoyed but there was no work left in my field(s). Things have worked out okay here in Vancouver but this wasn't our plan A when moving west, we wanted to live anywhere else in B.C. but all the job openings were here. Oh well, it isn't as bad as you expect (as a conservative or winter-loving Canadian) not nearly as soul-destroying as Toronto. I call that place Leningrad by the Lake.

This would be a great country if I had five years to fix it up. Then I would clear the hell out because I wouldn't want everyone coming after me.

[Charles J. White]

Love to see the list of the dozen better countries.

Do you think maybe it is about where you live and you associate with ... And not the whole country?

(1) In no particular order: New Zealand, Switzerland, Portugual, Singapore, Estonia, Ireland, Iceland, Bahamas, Luxembourg, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Australia, and Hong Kong.

(2) No, everyone from Newfoundland to British Columbia bitches and complains that the government (which is really me, because I'm a net contributer) doesn't do enough for them, and complain that people like me don't pay enough for them to enjoy. Who will stand up for the wealthy?

[Lee Enfield]

In Canada, the businessman is looked at with the sort of scorn they were seen in revolutionary France, and government seen as our saviour.

That is THE truth, you can work you entire life in the energy business, helping create employment, and keeping people working in Canada's largest propane plant, largest refinery, and largest LNG plant, along with Canada's largest trucking network that reaches from Newfoundland (a have province) all the way down to New York and up over to Ontario, and service stations all over the damn Eastern seaboard of North America, never taking a welfare cheque in your life and still be treated like you are scum by your "fellow" Canadians. This is part of the reason why I encourage a lot of my friends to move to New England.

The place really is a shitehole of jerks and arseholes.

Are you mentioning the Irvings? Those guys living in the Caribbean...

I have almost never seen anyone voice rabid disrespect for those guys even though they are tax haven people. They are good people to work for.

By “Those guys”, you mean one member of the family…who passed away 15 years ago?

And as far as “tax haven people” goes, it is bunk, one member of the family…Irving has paid more in taxes to the governments of Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, PEI, Newfoundland, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New York, the governments of Canada and the United States then the entire Free Dominion community combined…And yes, they are very good people to work for – they like to grow and expand and if I do say so myself, have hired the right people to let that happen…

Thanks for the correction.

I have known a fair number of people who worked for Irvings,and I have never heard complaints at all.
Many actually are impressed to see an Irving walking amongst all the activity exchanging a few words with the men.

[Scanner]

Don't like it here? Leave. Quit whining and just go.

[Edward Kennedy]

Don't like it here? Leave. Quit whining and just go.

Some people with gonads prefer to stay and fight the lieberal socialist liars and criminals who are destroying every western nation morally, and economically. Course you would not understand that.

[wildernessvoice]

I like reading the oddball ideas.
This guy hangs all the robber barons on one common rope- Rothschild. So, is the achievement of Andrew Carneige all that amazing? He seems no different then Cec Rhode ??/The h3ll of it is he names names- that makes it tough to dispute. Is it possible that the countries that are like concentration camps are countries controlled by the Rothschilds??

Victor Rothschild, who worked for J.P. Morgan & Co., and was an important part of MI5 (British Intelligence). Victor Rothschild was also a communist and member of the Apostles Club at Cambridge.45 Lord Rothschild was one of the original members of Rhode's Round Table group which developed into the CFR. It was the Rothschilds who had financed Cecil Rhodes, beginning in Africa. The Rothschilds' have several agents which their money got started and who still serve them well, the Morgans and the Rockefellers. The Rockefellers were Marrano Jews. The original Rockefeller made his money selling narcotics, (they weren't illegal then). After acquiring a little capital he branched out in oil. But it was the Rothschild capital that made the Rockefeller's so powerful. "They also financed the activities of Edward Harriman (railroads) and Andrew Carnegie Steel."(46)

CO-MASTERS OF THE WORLD--Power within Christendom

The Rothschilds also wielded much influence and power not only in Secret Societies, but also in Christendom's churches. The Salvation Army under the suggestion of the Rothschilds adopted the Red Shield (Roth-red Schild-shield) for their logo. One history of the Rothschilds remarks, "The Rothschilds had rapidly propelled themselves into a position of immense financial power and political influence. They were an independent force in the life of Europe, accountable to no one and, to a large extent, reliant on no one. Popular lampoons depicted them as the real rulers of Christendom..."(47) Some of the Rothschilds have been involved in the campaign to loosen public morals. The first executive Secretary of the National Student Forum was John Rothschild. This National Student Forum changed its name like articles of clothing. Speaking about clothing, one of the aims of this Socialist group was to promote public nudity, and free love. This organization had the following constituent groups Radcliffe Liberal Club, Union Theological Seminary Contemporary Club, Yale Liberal Club"(48) to name just a few. A further development of this was the Youth Peace Federation which consisted of the League of Youth of Community Church, Methodist Epworth League, NY District, Young Judea, and Young People's Fellowship of St. Phillip's Parish49 to name a few. American religious men have ties to the Rothschilds especially through their various agents.

and this one:

One thing that the Rothschild dynasty has done quite well, is hide its control over and involvement in the United States. First came the nation's financial affairs:


"J.P. Morgan had been appointed head representative of the Rothschild interests in the United States. As the result of the London Conference, J.P. Morgan and Company of New York, Drexel and Company of Philadelphia, Grenfell and Company of London, and Morgan Harjes Cie of Paris, M.M. Warburg Company of Germany and America, and the House of Rothschild were all affiliated."


Apparently unaware of the Peabody connection with the Rothschilds and the fact that the Morgans had always been affiliated with the House of Rothschild, Carr supposed that he had uncovered this relationship as of 1899, when in fact it went back to 1835.*


Then its political affairs:


After World War I, the Round Table became known as the Council on Foreign Relations in the United States, and the Royal Institute of International Affairs in London. The leading government officials of both England and the United States were chosen from its members. In the 1960s, as growing attention centered on the surreptitious governmental activities of the Council on Foreign Relations, subsidiary groups, known as the Trilateral Commission and the Bilderbergers, representing the identical financial interests, began operations, with the more important officials, such as Robert Roosa, being members of all three groups."

While we have already established that the House of Rothschild was behind the establishment of the Federal Reserve Bank, it is also important to note that the Rothschilds/Bank Of England, have hidden this ownership through JP Morgan, Lehman Brothers, Kuhn-Loeb and other so-called American institutions that were funded and created by the House of Rothschild through the Bank of New York, which is owned by the Bank of England

[Lee Enfield]

Don't like it here? Leave. Quit whining and just go.

Some people with gonads prefer to stay and fight the lieberal socialist liars and criminals who are destroying every western nation morally, and economically. Course you would not understand that.

We are beginning to turn the corner.

Another term of Obama will destroy liberalism for 50 years.

[Hubert Mitchell]

The reason Canada has gotten weaker is due to Mr. Whites friends, so I find it ironic that those responsible for the weakening are the ones now saying we are not a "real "country. It's like in economics where the elites said follow this path in business and economics success, now distance themselves as we head for the worst depression ever. These same total failures of leadership still hold on to leadership positions, still hold on to media attention, still deny "they" are responsible for anything. Worst of all Sheeeple still vote for them and defend them because they know where their lunch comes from like dogs.

Anyone who knows Canada real history from the fur trade & explorers through the settlers who had to deal with the harsh weather, to the conservative nature of all nationalities fleeing the corrupt European Elites who have simply arrived here long ago and took over, one can see a clear people with a nation. Up until the Boar War it would have been easy to build upon this, but instead the elite killed our brightest and best in Imperial wars on their way to their One World government or global governance, as they dream to enslave humanity as they see themselves as above everyone else because they are willing to use the "end justify the means" corruption of the soul and they think they have better blood of the KIngs of the past. They have tyrannical souls and think that taking money from babies, old women and the weak shows they are smarter than anyone else as if anyone couldn't have done the same to them when they were young or when they get old.

They have killed free enterprise long ago with gradualism so that only the big will survive, as they are already big, and in fact have been big from the time people left from Europe to escape the big and corrupt. They puppets have taken over industries with the strength they have from old industries in lands where they don't have true competition.

Their media spews out ideas that kill culture, character and Canadian history and now they say we are not a nation. A plague on their scams and epic dishonesty the likes no one has seen in earth history ever.

[smallLliberal]

Love to see the list of the dozen better countries.

Do you think maybe it is about where you live and you associate with ... And not the whole country?

(1) In no particular order: New Zealand, Switzerland, Portugual, Singapore, Estonia, Ireland, Iceland, Bahamas, Luxembourg, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Australia, and Hong Kong.

(2) No, everyone from Newfoundland to British Columbia bitches and complains that the government (which is really me, because I'm a net contributer) doesn't do enough for them, and complain that people like me don't pay enough for them to enjoy. Who will stand up for the wealthy?

Several of those countries have twice as unemployment as we do.

A few of them I would live in for sure.

Not sure I could afford Switzerland. Singapore is at tOo authoritarian for me. Hong kong is owned by china, no thanks.

The grass is always greener Charles.