Comments Off on Laura Lynn Thompson – People’s Party Candidate for Red Deer-Lacombe
Aug242019
Laura Lynn Tyler Thompson is the People’s Party of Canada candidate for the Alberta riding of Red Deer-Lacombe. She is a Christian blogger, author, and former cohost of the TV show The 700 Club Canada.
She has been an opponent of the sexual orientation and gender identity resources for British Columbia schools, and has attracted attention recently for a proposed Bill, should she be elected, which would restrict late-term abortions.
We spoke with Laura Lynn in Gatineau, Quebec at the PPC national convention.
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Comments Off on Mark Friesen – People’s Party Candidate for Saskatoon-Grasswood
Aug242019
Mark Friesen is the People’s Party candidate for the riding of Saskatoon-Grasswood. We spoke with Mark at the PPC’s first national convention in Gatineau, Quebec about why he is running for the Party.
For Mark the issue was that the Conservatives bought into the United Nation’s globalist agenda while Maxime Bernier and the People’s Party have not.
Mark frequently posts videos to YouTube about the PPC and Canadian politics with reasoned views that come straight from the heart. You can view Mark’s channel here: Mark Friesen
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Comments Off on Benjamin Dichter – Choosing Country Over Party
Aug232019
Benjamin Dichter, a founder of LGBTory, gives an impassioned speech to the first People’s Party of Canada National Conference held in Gatineau, Quebec on the topic of choosing your country over your party.
Dichter, a member of the Conservative Party of Canada, has distanced himself from the leadership of that party over their policies on Islamism, globalism, and immigration. These are the provocative hot-button issues which members of the PPC and its leader Maxime Bernier are not afraid to openly discuss.
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In the wake of another round of gun incidents and mass shootings both in Canada and the United States, the issue of gun control and prohibition has inevitably raised its irrational refrain.
For decades, statistics from numerous jurisdictions have repeatedly revealed that gun crimes are highest in ‘gun controlled’ jurisdictions. When the controls are ended or reduced, gun crime rates are reduced. Yet these facts are not considered by those who see some form of ‘gun control’ or prohibition as a preventative solution to mass shootings or gang violence.
Instead, those gunning for guns have chosen to attack our fundamental freedoms as the means of solving the problem of gun violence. From attacks on free speech to blaming video games, mental illness, and the guns themselves, the futility of pursuing such measures should be self-evident in light of the evidence.
Sadly, the realities of gun ownership in a free society are rarely discussed or raised in the gun debate. Myths abound, such as the false belief that the United States ranks highest in gun crimes and violence. Few are aware that guns in the United States have been used to prevent far more crimes than are committed. And gun control advocates routinely ignore the reality that banning guns only punishes and controls law-abiding citizens, while empowering the criminals who themselves ignore all gun prohibitions and restrictions.Continue reading »
Comments Off on Globalism, Islamism, and Immigration – An open discussion
Aug212019
Taking a break from the People’s Party of Canada Candidates Conference in Gatineau, Quebec PPC candidates Mark Friesen, Frank Vaughan, David Haskell, Laura Lynn Tyler Thompson, and Ivan Pak speak freely about three of the most provocative issues in Canada: globalism, Islamism, and immigration.
It is safe to say that no other political party would allow such candor.
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Comments Off on 618 – The Anglosphere and Western Culture with Guest Salim Mansur
Aug152019
National Post columnist Conrad Black has suggested that U.S. president Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will work together to “strengthen the Anglosphere, the most positive force in world affairs for 200 years.” It’s an effort supported by our guest Salim Mansur (professor emeritus of political science at Western University) who joins us to offer his insights to the multi-dimensional aspects of this ‘positive force’ in a way rarely understood or appreciated.
Are the values of the Anglosphere the same as Western values? Many might answer this question in the affirmative, but the comparison is not as straightforward as one might expect.
While many nations not part of the Anglosphere have indeed become westernized, it would be a mistake to conclude that these nations now share similar cultures or values. Understanding how these differences impact on the controversial issues of culture and multiculturalism goes a long way towards discovering a solution to many problems facing a so-called ‘multi-cultural’ West.
From the origins of a unique British-American relationship, to the impacting events of recent Western history, Salim guides us on a historical path rarely traveled. He paints the picture that identifies multiculturalism as a central force driving a myriad of contemporary political issues including: immigration and migration, climate change, media censorship, sexuality and gender, and of course, the threat of socialism and communism.
With the continued ascendancy of the Left in the West, any efforts to strengthen the Anglosphere have a long way to go before things turn in the direction that is Just Right; they will demand an eternal vigilance throughout the rest of a history yet to be written.
