Michael J. Ruttan-Stokes

Massive, massive fires in Kiev after a Russian missile attack.

When these folks applied for their study permits, they signed a legal undertaking to leave Canada at the end of their authorized stay. There was no caveat about potentially applying for different visas in the future. Their visas were issued on the basis of that commitment, including evidence of establishment factors that they submitted to persuade an IRCC visa officer that, on a balance of probabilities, they would in fact leave at the end of their authorized period. Each of them further confirmed their undertaking to respect the terms of their visa when their admission was processed by a CBSA officer at a Canadian port of entry. I hope that they had a fruitful period studying in our beautiful country, and will now demonstrate respect for Canada, its fair immigration laws, and their solemn commitments, by returning home. Doing so will not preclude them from applying for permanent or temporary residency in the future. But overstaying in Canada will make them inadmissible, and will be a barrier to obtaining a visa in the future. They need advisors who will tell them this inconvenient truth, rather than charging them huge fees for false promises. Happily for any of these students who might be from India: it is a beautiful, richly diverse English speaking country founded on a magnificent, ancient civilization, with the fastest growing major economy on Earth, first rate post secondary institutions, and a lower unemployment rate than Canada. Opportunity abounds! We should be honoured that so many people would like to become Canadian. But our ability to welcome and successfully integrate newcomers depends on having a well managed immigration system with manageable levels, where people respect our fair & generous rules.

Today, we unveiled a new statue of Juan Ponce de Leon at Florida's Capitol, honoring the explorer whose arrival in 1513 marked the beginning of Florida's written history and gave our state its name: La Florida. Florida's story began long before statehood or even at America's founding—it stretches back more than five centuries and helped shape the nation we know today. As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, Florida is leading the way by preserving and celebrating our history. While others tear down monuments and diminish our heritage, we are honoring the men and women who helped forge our civilization and teaching the next generation to take pride in our state's unique role in the American story.

Identity is intentional. Identity is cultivated, nurtured, given. Andrew Melrose sought to promote and strengthen a worthy Imperial Spirit in British boys. He promoted cultural works and offered substantial cash prizes. Nationalists must exude patronage and paternal spirit.

American politicians are laying the groundwork today for a casus belli against Canada. It's not about if but when. Maybe not in our lifetimes. But watch how they talk about us. Watch the arrogance, the contempt, the casual appetite for other people's property. These are the heirs of the men who murdered our ancestors in the Revolutionary War and burned our towns in 1812 and laughed about it. They would laugh again if given the opportunity. Understand what the Yankee is. He is not a neighbour. He is a parasitic demon dressed up in the moralization cloth of Liberty. His revolution was not a cry for liberty. It was a tax revolt dressed in moralistic sophistry, it was a landgrab sanctified by pamphleteers. Everything since has been an acquisition from Mexico, Hawaii, the Philippines, over a hundred client states around the world. Canada is simply the last property on the block he has not yet been able to fully seize. We are not like him, and this is our glory. Canada was founded by those who refused the evil revolution. The Loyalists gave up everything, farms, fortunes, futures, rather than kneel to the tyranny of oligarchy disguised as Liberty. They chose allegiance over appetite. And they inherited what the republic never can which is the ancien régime of France on the St. Lawrence and the British Empire in North America. Two crowns descended from the greatest two civilizations that ever existed. The Yankee dreams of a pedigree like ours. He has a receipt from 1776. So what must we do? Build the state that survives him. We must be fully self-sufficient. Fully armed and industrialized. Prussian in discipline, Loyalist in soul. A nation bound not by convenience but by oath, every loyalist citizen sworn to Crown and country against the republic, as our founders swore before us. That is the membership test. That is the ethnogenesis, loyalty to our ancestors, proven under pressure, generation after generation. A nation like that can be invaded. It cannot be destroyed. It goes underground, endures the occupation, and re-emerges on the other side, as it did after 1783, as it did after 1814. The alternative is subjugation and erasure. With Canada being lost forever. We must launch Remigration along with Deyankification to prepare for the eventual moment when they do invade well installing a nationalist regime to purge the country of all foreign influence. Hail Hengist Hail Merovech Hail Canada And death to the Yankee Imperium

New data, never before published in full: Net fiscal impact per household in Norway by country of origin. The numbers are not as good as those from Denmark or the Netherlands. They only include the cost of fiscal transfers, not the cost of healthcare, public schools and so on. So in fact, every group is significantly more fiscally costly than what is show here. But we can still recognize the pattern from Denmark and Netherlands: Immigrants from Europe are fiscally positive, and immigrants from Muslim countries are fiscally negative. But again, the real magnitude of the fiscal cost in Norway is certainly much larger than what this figure says on the X axis. When you consider that Norway is overall running a deficit on their inhabitants, balanced by oil fund income, this means that even Norwegians themselves are fiscally negative. So the benchmark that says +€15.5k yearly is more accurately -€5k yearly. What does that mean for how much lower Iraq, Somalia and Syria are in reality compared to the displayed number? It's hard to know. Their cost in resources is higher as well, so -€20k yearly in addition to the cost listed in the figure is quite certainly a lower bound. Overall it is plausible that Syrian / Somali immigration to Norway is the most economically expensive immigration anywhere in the world, at any time in history.

In the 2002 documentary Bowling For Columbine, director Michael Moore walked around Toronto & noticed no one was locking their doors. 24 years later the city & its attitude now look unrecognizable. Do you think all their doors are still unlocked? 🧐