THE DEATH OF CANADA

U.S. COLONIZATION OF THE AMERICAS

By definition, there are three essential pillars of sovereignty. If any of these fall, sovereignty falls and the other two necessarily follow close behind:

Sovereign currency

Sovereign borders

Sovereign military

Increasingly over the years, countless eminent analysts and experts have commented on the dire consequences unfolding in many countries in each of these three categories. Sadly, at the top of the list of those most imperiled is Canada.

Beyond the author of this book, no one seems to have offered expertise in the interconnectedness of the tools of the covert war being waged against all three pillars of nations’ sovereignties, most especially those of tantamount strategic importance.

Above all – even more than the Mideast – the U.S.’s most strategic global property is Canada.

With Canada’s resources formally secured, and her international voice of diplomacy and reason officially silenced, continentalization will guarantee the U.S.’s opportunity to vilify the Chinese, as they have already done with Russia. The White House and its State Department speechwriters will choose among a strategic list of excuses to cancel its debt to China. Economically and geo-politically, Canada is the U.S.’s ultimate prize.

With the downfall of Canada, and the concurrent silencing of her once-internationally influential voice, the U.S. will be in a position to accelerate its expansionist agenda. Simply, Manifest Destiny, at the least, will have been the terrifying result of the era that began with Ronald Reagan, and was accelerated by the prevailing rulers at and after the time that George W. Bush presided as the U.S. figurehead.

This book updates works that were only available to politicians and media from 2003 – 2015. Those documents show the regrettable accuracy of prior analyses and forecasts. Tragically, the accuracy is proof of this book’s underlying thesis and its related proofs.

No analyst has even claimed there to be any interconnectedness between all the different tools of the covert war that is being waged against all three pillars of Canada’s sovereignty, let alone drawing expert deductions based on the countless proofs discussed in this book.

This book’s author displays the requisite knowledge pertaining to what he views as the aims of what George W. Bush referred to as the “evil-doers.” Commentators tend to often be expert in a single area, lacking a broader vision, therefore, with which to connect the many demonic dots in space.

Still, with knowledge there comes hope.

It has been argued that people are easily led and, by consequence, stupid. This is incorrect due to the statement’s incompleteness. Any fair conclusion must also embrace the fact that people are fundamentally good.

There are no contradictions or mutual exclusions in the preceding statements. It simply means that it is absolutely imperative that people have true democracy and a truly free media, so that the goodness of people may be reflected in their deeds and the results of their actions. The book takes a dive into what are simple and clear solutions in these most vital areas.

The preceding was once Canada’s reality, which is why, until 1984, she was a beacon of hope the world-over and, as such, an entrusted and sought-after guide for so many nations of the world.

This book illustrates what is required in order for the peoples of the world to actually have democracy and a free media, while proving that they mostly exist only partially, or not at all, and certainly not in 2-party systems.

This work is not a complaint. It offers solutions to the problems that are proved to exist, while shedding light on the designs of evil people, and the unspeakably nefarious actions that they have committed to-date.

The document aims to bring together two historic works, The Social Contract and The Prince, to serve as the very context within which comrades everywhere may understand this post-2001 period’s trends and events, which have served so well the corrupt doings of people who sought out and found partnerships with the most venal of minds.

If everyone were to successfully work together in a positive fashion, the author and this book’s readers may perhaps yet help ward off the dark doings of demonic minds and, at the risk of hoping for too much, even usher in a new age – The Truly New World Order, free of demons, harmonious and in solidarity, in the unity of one spirit.