14 Replies to “More Pavilions At Folkfest”

    1. We have a few blocks of “Chinatown” which we like to think makes up for our racist tendencies.
      Also, a “Little Italy” just in case you’ve reached Peak Vietnamese etc… really great selection of pho too.
      I don’t recall having a problem with the Vietnamese Boat People who were allowed into Canada, they brought great food, were hard working folks, lots of pretty gals, and they were as anti-communist as I am.

      They didn’t protest with fake prayers to their pedo leader while clogging up the streets, didn’t kill people by being poor truck drivers, didn’t home invade, didn’t fill our cheap hotels up for a year at taxpayer’s expense, they just went to work.
      Times have changed.
      More so in other areas too…
      https://x.com/Geta_Boshi_/status/1960022239920947710

      1. marc, I can attest to that.
        I worked with a “Boat People” Viet woman for 17 years and got to know her people. She also made my working life run well as a finance support. Solid, hardworking, good people who cared for their elders and practiced charity.
        I had the honour of attending her father’s Buddhist funeral.
        I also witnessed her and her husband’s pride upon seeing their first gen kids become a dentist and a vet.
        Not all imports are equal.

        1. very true.
          l was working and studying at the same time a whole extended family crossed the pacific. they all lived in the same house for starters, then as each established businesses and careers would hive off with their own place.
          it worked BECAUSE THEY COULD GET ALONG WITH EACH OTHER and that ability extended to coworkers and clients.
          everything else is boring detail but in some aspects l was impressed. mostly smart and very hard working. also quite chauvinistic with the women but again, it worked because it was a proven arrangement.

      2. Marc … I have had the same Vietnamese refugee hair cutter for 40 years … Ahn. She is gorgeous, fit, and as “American” as anyone else living in my town. Even more so. She’s as beautiful as the day she landed here as she still does some pretty serious off-road mountain biking. She knows all my kids names as she cut their hair from age 3 forward. I never tell her “how” to cut my hair as she knows exactly what I like.

        And from day one … I tip her VERY generously. She’s created a highly successful business. I love calling her a friend and a fellow citizen.

      3. Welcome to N.E. Calgary – traditional territory of the Jihadi`s. – Still waiting for Israeli air strikes to begin here. I`m sure they can find a few juicy targets.

  2. In Ontario the OPP would arrest anyone involved with the banner and then the cops would be held up in traffic by Gaza protestors on the way to the station to book the banner holders.

  3. I’m hoping this is only the beginning.
    I know a lot of people who have fcking had it with these Globalist mofos turning the country into a big steaming shithole.

  4. “Sometimes a society is too stupid to survive “

    – Mark Steyn –

    No shortages of “smart” stupid and stupid-stupid people in this country.

    mhb23re

  6. I was over there last week. There was a bus laid on between 2 train stations because they were repairing the tracks. I was the only white boy onboard. Most of the women wore hijab or other “diverse” garb.

  7. Coming soon. Federal Gov’mnt announces plans for new prison for thought and speech criminals.

    Prisons are good for liberal votes. Impotent protest is too.

  8. Some ingenious hiskol grads or budding graffitistas could make that banner permanent.
    Both Sides Now
    In My Mind

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