New Governor, Same As The Old Governor

Western Standard;

Retired Lt. Colonel David Redman, former head of Alberta’s emergency management, has accused federal authorities of the intentional erosion of Canada’s national security apparatus over the past 11 years.

“To go from calling China the largest strategic threat to Canada one year ago and now calling it a very significant strategic partner is a completely intentional act. You can’t say it’s not. And so from my point of view, each of the steps in the degradation of Canada’s 10 elements of national security have been thought through and are intentional.”

Speaking on the Hannaford show, Redman outlined the “purposeful destruction” of agencies responsible for geopolitical analysis, intelligence services, border controls, immigration policy, and policing. He argued this was not the result of negligence or misplaced priorities under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, but deliberate acts aimed at weakening national unity and validating the prime minister’s understanding of Canada as a “post-national state.”

He said they have been “intentionally destroyed or reduced in capability,” to erode Canada’s ability to defend its culture, values, and sovereignty. Redman drew parallels to policies under Pierre Elliott Trudeau, suggesting his son continues a similar agenda by prioritizing global interests over national ones.

“When you bring in people who do not share your common interests and values,” he said, “it’s an intentional act to break the unity.”

15 Replies to “New Governor, Same As The Old Governor”

  1. Is it really slavery slavery if you volunteer? Maybe. But, it is for your kids who have no choice.

  2. jeezuz murphy. excuse the harsh vernacular but WHY THE H-E-HOCKEY SCHTICKS DO CANADUHIANS
    VOTE FOR THIS? WHY WHY WHY WHY ???? damn clucking chickenshyts. l think its related to this:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVrF3LqFtAo
    and note, to skip past the leading ads just hit the refresh ‘arrow circle’ twice. it always works.

  3. Trudeau the senior was vile, immoral and anti-Canadian.

    His lithping, nutless son was the rotten apple that fell closest to the tree, even though his father had a brain and he’s a window licker.

    Both traitors and both loved by millions of smooth-brained Canadians.

    It’s only going to get worse.

    1. Heh. Yup, Joostaihn’s a window licker. The ones he can see his reflection in.

    2. heh heh.
      l made a joke with a beloved lady friend about how the number of wrinkles on the cerebrum is related to intelligence, perhaps related to the total ‘surface area’ that imparts.
      anyways the joke is to compliment stupid people how many fewer wrinkles they have, knowing they think you are referring to the clothes they are wearing. gawd did she ever get a laugh out of that.
      p.s. she too had terrible experiences with cops, trying to get parasite out of her rooming house who engaged in SEXUALLY EXPLICIT TXT MSGS the cops brushed it off as (exact quote from her) “roommate banter”
      again, there are reasons, a LOT of folks ‘out here’ celebrate and rejoice when any of THEM are shot dead.
      jist sayin . . . . . . .

  4. Just one more reason we Albertans have for leaving……… Alberta Independence NOW!

  5. Re Chinese immigration. Nobody leaves China without permission of the Chinese Communist Party. Anyone with Chinese citizenship has it forever. China does not want to lose population after its disastrous one child policy. I work on the assumption that everyone coming from China to Canada or the US is on a mission. They are here to take home knowledge or intelligence. None are here to take grievance studies programs.

    1. There are or were some that managed to get out of Hong Kong but generally, you’re right. Same goes for almost any “refugee.” A penniless widow and her brood aren’t making it much past their village. Anyone who makes it out of a war zone all the way across oceans to North America was sent.

  6. L – Lt. Col. David Redmond, loyal and honourable, speaking the truth, the dark reality revealed.
    Alberta and Saskatchewan are muster points.

  7. Noticing, noticing. Little too late now. What are you going to do, actually, other than complain in the echo chamber of your choice? Sputter.

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