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dominionreview.ca/stop-apologizi… Heroes and history are the destiny of peoples. Stop apologizing for Sir John A. Macdonald. Stop searching for the middle position. You let our enemies seize initiative and own the narrative. Be proud. Don't forsake your inheritance

@ClydeDoSomethin @WhiskyThaFox Isaac Brock gave his life. Dying on the battlefield in defence of Canada in Ontario. Charles de Salaberry led the French Canadian Voltigeurs to victory at Chateauguy, both delivering a crushing blow to American forces. We will never apologize for celebrating our heritage.

@Gundamritter @FortySacks A truly benevolent empire, it's a shame that it came to such a hasty end

@RodGarfinkle @FortySacks It had also to do that it was a losing proposition in the beginning. Only around the time of the First World War did the colonies begin to become profitable for Germany, and at that exact moment they were taken away by the victorious powers.

German Africa is one of those obscure historical topics, but it was quite impressive. German Togoland in particular was a shining jewel in West Africa. They had succeeded in modernizing the region, setting up primary and secondary schools, as well as trade schools, electricity and railroads, a small modern military and all native police force kept order. They had rapidly advanced the area so efficiently, that when the colony switched hands to the British, it took them nearly a century to obtain the level of literacy and educational achievement among the natives. The krauts had a reputation for brutality in the colonies, but they also got the worst lands and the most violent tribes, because they joined the Scramble of Africa late. It seems the German temperament was better suited to pacifying the natives than the British or French, the latter whose African territories were unimpressive save for Rhodesia, whose accomplishments were really achieved by the multigenerational British diaspora there, and not the imperial administration.

@valdombre Love it

Carney's latest fireside chat on the state of the country draws on Canada's glorious past, praising victory over the USA in the War of 1812. Trudeau's post-nationalism was an aberration. The anti-American Canadian nationalism latent in our psyche is rising.

C’est plutôt le port du voile intégral par des jeunes filles qui crée un malaise …

@FortySacks Vive le Québec

This is illegal in Quebec btw. You can thank secularism.

My article published on @DominionReview explaining our campaign. Thank you @valdombre Time To Return The John A. Macdonald Statue To Kingston dominionreview.ca/the-kingston-j… #Culture

@nationalpost Sign our petition – change.org/p/return-sir-j…

Supporters renew call to return John A. Macdonald statue to Kingston park nationalpost.com/news/supporter…

@valorhelm @KnightspurHouse @SabinHoward This is beautiful

@KnightspurHouse Agreed It will be called the arch de Trump I like @SabinHoward vision

I am very supportive of replacing statues the wokes had removed and adding a lot more. I am definitely very supportive of celebrating this Republic. This thing is French ugly and the cost of it could pay for all of the above things I just mentioned. Build a monument to John Adams memorial,the man deserves it.

@YvrFernando @uncle_deluge Yes. Right here

@uncle_deluge Are there Anglo Canadians who yearn to learn French but who simply can't do it because there's no free adult lessons?

Adult French lessons are free for immigrants. You know who they aren't free for?

Please consider signing the following petition promoting the return of Sir John A.'s statue to a place of public prominence in Kingston: change.org/p/return-sir-j…

@CdnInst4HistEd Can we get one on the RMS Empress of Ireland

When the Titanic struck an iceberg on the night of April 15, 1912, the disaster unfolded in waters not far from Newfoundland — and the island was among the first places to respond. The first distress signals were received by a wireless station at Cape Race, Newfoundland. Its operators quickly relayed the news to other ships in the area that the Titanic had hit an iceberg and was sinking. Rescue efforts began almost immediately. The operators also kept an anxious public abreast of the position and condition of the Titanic. Without this rapid response the death toll may have been much higher. Ships operating out of Newfoundland and Nova Scotia joined the rescue and recovery efforts in the North Atlantic. In the days that followed, these vessels helped search the icy waters and recover victims from one of the worst maritime disasters in history. At the time, Newfoundland was still its own dominion, yet its people and ships were on the front lines of responding to the tragedy. It would not be the last time. From maritime disasters to wartime rescue missions and humanitarian efforts at sea, Newfoundland and Labrador has repeatedly stepped forward when ships — and lives — were in danger on the North Atlantic. Sometimes geography places you close to history. And sometimes it calls you to act. #OnThisDay #CanadianHistory #Titanic #Newfoundland #HistoryMatters

@UCCavalier You are correct, though. Censorship is never the answer. I will restore your original comment.

@UCCavalier I’m sorry you feel that way. The goal of the campaign is to return JAM to City Park. We do so by building consensus and highlighting the good he did. Highlighting his views on race only serves to undermine that goal and is irrelevant, because such views were commonplace inhis day

My speech as President of the Queen’s Conservatives on restoring Sir John A. Macdonald to City Park in Kingston, Ontario. Sign the petition, link in bio.

Sign the petition to help bring Sir John A.’s statue home. change.org/p/return-sir-j…

@MikeBarrettON @CDSBEO 👏