Lest We Forget

Vets lead the way at the War Memorial

Photo: ASF 12/02/22

We were there, and I'm very glad we were there, when the fencing was removed.

It was peaceful. It was prayerful. It was patriotic. It was the very opposite of what the prime minister is seeking to achieve through appeal to the Emergencies Act.  It was a potent symbol, piously enacted, of what must be done across the country and around the world: remove the inhuman and unconstitutional restrictions that have been put in place by oppressive regimes that have been playing us for fools—stripping us of all we hold dear, of all that our fathers or brothers fought and died for.

After a calm explanation of the what and the why, after the deed carried out with military efficiency, after the anthem was lustily sung by all, the cry went up and echoed round about:  "Lest we forget!  Lest we forget! Lest we forget!"

Have we forgotten?  Are we willing to watch Trudeau Jr abuse the Emergencies Act as he has abused the Constitution Act?  We need not argue about what his father would say! We need rather the courage to remember what this country stood for, and what it stood against, before the great corruption of minds and morals, of laws and liberties, took place. We need to ask the heavenly Father, to whom our national anthem rightly appeals, for the grace of repentance that will effect a true “reset.” We need, with God’s help, to summon up the fortitude to persevere in resistance, and to overcome.   

Canada, like many other countries, is at a crossroads.  Either it asserts itself against the global capitalists with their communist tactics, showing itself to be once again a champion of the free world, or it descends into the dark night of plutocracy and, indeed, tyranny—the night brought on, at first slowly and now suddenly, by that anarchy from above of which I have already written.  

Tell your MP, tell all the MPs, which you prefer, and tell them now.