In the shadow of Canada’s soaring unemployment, Canadian employers seem to be an even more rhetorically despicable cadre as of late, on par with tone-deaf College and University Presidents and Government. The narrative surrounding Temporary Foreign Workers (TFWs), international student caps, and the overall labour market has become increasingly volatile, primarily due to economic and … Continue reading Addressing the Lies from Canadian Employers about Hiring Temporary Foreign Workers Over Citizens
Poilievre and the Conservatives’ Narrative on Temporary Foreign Workers (TFW) is a Win. Carney and the Liberals’ Pro-Corporate Narrative is a Loss.
I called this out early in 2024, when the government wanted to limit international student visas due to widespread corruption. Now, the narrative is about all Temporary Foreign Workers (TFWs) and the programs' complicity in the massive rise in youth unemployment in Canada. I mentioned how companies were just as complicit and corrupt as the … Continue reading Poilievre and the Conservatives’ Narrative on Temporary Foreign Workers (TFW) is a Win. Carney and the Liberals’ Pro-Corporate Narrative is a Loss.
Investigating the Concept of Infinity Through Logical Axioms
In an act of prolonged inquisitiveness, a plain expression could be dormant curiosity; I’ve been trying to understand the concept of infinity and attempt to find meaning in this phrase on and off for about 2 to 2 ½ years. Infinity is a word commonly found in the English language, and most people can describe … Continue reading Investigating the Concept of Infinity Through Logical Axioms
2025 Canadian Federal Election Prediction
I was quite proud of myself for being as close as I could be, without any professional credentials for polling, in predicting the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election. However, Canadian politics is a whole other animal. In this prediction, I will discuss how Canadian Elections work for those unfamiliar, the key policies and themes going into … Continue reading 2025 Canadian Federal Election Prediction
Why do Media and Neocosmopolitans Get So Mad When You Criticize China?
With the recent rift in trade and tariffs involving China, it has been interesting to see how certain people are reacting to the situation. Unsurprisingly, a predictable group has emerged screeching about how it is such a “bad situation” to get involved in a trade dispute with China. Who is this predictable group? Well, I … Continue reading Why do Media and Neocosmopolitans Get So Mad When You Criticize China?
Logically Investigating Eric Weinstein’s Geometric Unity
I will be the first to admit that physics is not my strong suit. With that said, I find Eric Weinstein’s concepts of geometric unity (GU) unreachable (to me at least) yet interesting in that at least someone is doing the work of natural philosophy which has been relatively dormant since the mid-to-late 19th century. … Continue reading Logically Investigating Eric Weinstein’s Geometric Unity
The Globalist Saboteurs: How Congressional Democrats, Starmer, and Macron Are Betraying Trump’s Ukraine Peace Plan
The turn-of-phrase “10 years can happen overnight” is quite relevant to this recent kerfuffle with the ongoing peace deal with Ukraine and Russia. After a tempestuous meeting between Trump and Zelensky, one can say that this meeting had something “off” with it right from the get-go. Of course, I’m not talking about the 30-second to … Continue reading The Globalist Saboteurs: How Congressional Democrats, Starmer, and Macron Are Betraying Trump’s Ukraine Peace Plan
Welcome to Canada! Where our National Pride is Passive Aggressiveness.
I’ve heard all the jokes: hockey, maple syrup, moose and beavers. All of the things that claim to be “Canadian” are made fun of by Americans and largely embraced by us, because we are “too nice to fight back”? All tropes of the typical Canadian are cringe from the Americans who espouse it, and the … Continue reading Welcome to Canada! Where our National Pride is Passive Aggressiveness.
The Longhouse: An Essay
The longhouse: a symbol of shelter and community, but also a metaphor for constraint. Within its walls, every movement is monitored, every word is weighed, and every decision is shaped by the collective gaze. In a world where safety is sanctified and risk demonized, the longhouse becomes a prison disguised as a haven. Today, this … Continue reading The Longhouse: An Essay
My Prediction for the 2024 Election, I’m Going to Try This Again
I posted a presidential election prediction in 2020 which I thought was a good analysis, but I ended up being...you guessed it...completely wrong. I predicted that Trump won points on the economy, foreign policy with the Abraham Accords, and violent crime. I also said that I think Biden had a more coherent health care plan. … Continue reading My Prediction for the 2024 Election, I’m Going to Try This Again
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