
Canadian. Politics and History at @uwaterloo. Currently running a Newspaper Reader of Melville, Grant, Innis, Spengler, Bowden, etc Link to some of my works
Northwest Ontario
Joined March 2020
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It has finally happened. A book I co-edited throughout last year, 'What Canadians Said in 2025: A Yearbook of Public Opinion and Perspective', was published today, through the self-publisher, Friesen Press. Find a description here, and feel free to DM me.
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Had an academic tell me that "nationalism is simply a vehicle for people who are longing for Hegelian recognition". Then I asked him why he became a Professor.
I will be running a Half Marathon in Hamilton this upcoming Sunday, and raising money for a literacy fund. If you're so inclined, I only need $50 more to reach my goal!
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Member of the House of Commons in 1833
Chancellor of Oxford University in 1853
Head of the Manchestor Cotton Relief Committee in 1865
And a Prime Minister
Who is this Englishman, whose statue stands at Parliament Square Garden in London?
The term "Anglo-Celtic" does not take into account the genetic and spiritual influence of the Norman Scandinivans on Brittonic leadership after the 11th century.
Canada House, Trafalgar Square.
Despite my desire to curb Russian expansion, I feel it is wrong to fly a foreign flag at our most cherished embassy. Peace through Strength. Strength through Symbolic Representation of Identity and Purpose. Post Nationalism won't save Ukraine.
These days I am particular about where I express my ethusiastic and passionate energy. When I was younger I tried to be the same guy around everyone. But this only diluted my spirit. Finding your people, those to whom you can give all of yourself, is essential.
54.2% of Albertans voted for increased provincial control over immigration
53.8% voted to Abolish the senate
58% voted for 12 month residency before supports for non PR's
Alberta will remain in the federation. Great. But their plea to reform Federalism ought not go unnoticed.
All I can say is that the ideas imparted here are very important to me, and I wish to build on them going forward. Grant, Peterson, Herbert, Evola, etc.
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Epigenetics, essentially, is about what genes are activated, or deactivated, during interaction with the environment. But I like to think about it in psuedo-scientific terms:
You have millions of ancestors - whose spirit are you activating? Charlemagne, or the town drunk?
The Great spirits of Europa are clashing.
Replying to @EmmanuelMacron
You are a weak twat and a fraction of a man. Save your country, defend French heritage or get out of the way and let the adults fix it the way Napoleon did.
Fighting upstream is the story of Canadian history. If I can't handle a little resistance, I don't deserve to bear the name.








