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THE TALE OF TWO COUNTRIES |
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| This gave rise to the American republic. In their republic, based on the FREEDOM OF THE INDIVIDUAL, The Supreme Power "IS In The Hands Of The People!" The American people have always stood tall and strong as the only truly free people on earth. The Parliamentary System of Government is the "Continuing Curse of Canada". This bastardized form of government gave rise to the Marxist-Socialist take over of our country. Because of these *TWO* factors, Canadians Remain as Commoners! To this very day, we Canadians dutifully send our elected representatives to the "House Of Commons" in Ottawa to be overruled by the Prime Minister, ( the Queens representative and his appointed Senate! ) The Crown Corporations and the Crown Lands are created by the Queens representatives, the Prime Minister and the Premiers of the provinces. They use this process to gain and maintain monopoly control of much of the free market. This is the doorway through which Canada's governments walk through to provide goods and services to the people. It is a pure Marxist agenda that takes away our freedoms of choice and lowers the productivity of the nation. They also open up enormous avenues of corruption and limitless growth of government! In America, there are no Crown corporations or crown lands possible!. Therefore the American governments have never engaged in market activity with the use of civil servants. This then is the true difference between the Americans and the Canadians! They are a free people, while we Canadians remain subjects of the crown! For surely this the very basis for our "Declaration of Canadian Independence" We have opened the door for you, Join us, fly away and be free! | ||
The Horses Tell the Story
Right from colonial days Canadians have been hitched to a cumbersome parliamentary system of government. The poster shows the Canadian horse harnessed to an overloaded wagon of unnecessary spending that has stunted the nation's growth and robbed the Canadian people of their freedom of expression and individuality. If Canada had been a republic it would be a very different country to what we have now. Canada would have been a land of free people and our growth, culturally and economically, would have proportionally matched America's.
The land from coast to coast, 4000 miles of it ranging north to the Arctic, is incredibly beautiful with all the ingredients to be a wealthy, prosperous society with a potential to provide the highest standard of living on earth! Instead we are in a tax hell and discouraged. I compare Canada politically to a family; husband, wife and children where the husband is a drunk squandering the family income on booze. They eventually wind up on welfare. Over the last century Ottawa has demonstrated the same drunken control of our nation's income. Spending our vast income resource on foolish programs of their choosing, mainly against the wishes of the majority of Canadians. Our national debt has risen to such a level that the interest payments are more than we can bear. In Canada too much power is vested in unelected leaders. The Prime Minister is not elected to office, neither are our provincial premiers. These unelected people appoint the senates and the senior civil servants. It is this unelected gang that controls our elected representatives. It is a parliamentary mess. In a republic the supreme power is in the hands of the people! Look it up. Shouldn't we be free?
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This wagon should never have been hitched to our horse in the first place! There is not a damned rock on the load that should ever have been on the wagon. Every rock represents costs to the revenue base of Canada that the free enterprise republic to the south of us would never invest a cent in. This is why they are the wealthiest country on earth while we remain broke and continue to go down hill. We cannot progress into the twenty-first century very far dragging this heavy, useless load. Freedom and success are within reach for every Canadian. The reason I wrote this book is because I believe that the freedom lovers outnumber those that are loyal to that Canadian horse and wagon twenty to one.