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Independence for Alberta ⚬ Remigration for Canada ⚬ Liberals & socialists deserve to be bullied

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Travis Dryden 🆎@_TravisDryden·
Diversity Is Our Weakness The influx of people from 3rd world nations was shoved down our throats as something to be proud of in Canada. But nothing was gained, and all was lost. Read the essay on my Substack here: travisdryden.substack.com/p/diversity-is… This will focus on these topics: -How immigration has ruined Canada -How it’s impossible to reverse -How the Trudeaus designed this -How the Conservatives are not the answer -How we can attempt to revive part of our culture My Last Few Uber Rides To understand how broken Canada has become, just talk to the people we’ve imported. Every Uber ride is a reminder that I live in a country filled with foreign conflicts I never asked to be part of. Last Uber trip Dharminder told me how the Sikhs are the warrior caste and they are fighting for their own homeland (which was weird because I looked it up later and apparently the Sikhs are against the caste system). Modi and 70% of India want to kill them and all the Muslims. "yeah man, that's really fucked up. I hope you guys get your own land, I think your people deserve it" The trip before that Sajjad told me you can't trust the Sikhs because they are assassins, and their goal is to become the masters of the Hindu people in the Punjab and violently mistreat them. They already have too much control and exaggerate their historical grievances. "wow man that sounds awful, I hope you guys can sort that out back home, no one deserves that" But then there was my boy Hadi. He didn't talk Indian-tribal warfare to me. On his dash he had a big rubber mat of the Canadian flag, and a John Deere tractor toy on it. He said his family were farmers in India, but he's been here 12 years and owes everything to Canada (he says very enthusiastically and smiling ear to ear). He and his family have a farm here and he is driving Uber to buy equipment. This did not sound realistic to me, but I didn't feel like probing further and was just pleased that a foreigner was so respectful of Canada. All of them were polite gentlemen. I wish none of them were in my country (except maybe Hadi) I do not blame any of them one bit for wanting to move here and improve their lives and their family's lives. I strongly believe any man should do what he can to better his family. I do however blame the government for not only allowing them to come, but downright encouraging these people to come. And furthermore, paying companies bonuses to hire foreigners over people born here. This has led to many extreme and horrible things in our country. How Immigration Has Affected Canada There are hundreds of negative effects of immigration. Listed here are some of the main issues it has brought to Canada: •Crime is soaring, petty crime, violent crime, and the majority of drug labs now are not biker gangs, they are Indian gangs •This influx of people has made Canadian healthcare so strained that I'm afraid of anything serious happening to my aging parents and them not getting the care they need •The people I grew up with, actual Canadians, cannot even get a job flipping burgers. (Those 3 Uber drivers were not born here) •It is close to impossible for most people to become a homeowner if they don’t receive one in their parent’s will •The women in my life do not feel safe going to a mall in daylight unless they have a friend or a man with them. •I am bringing a daughter into this world soon, and it angers me to no end that her world will be more dangerous than her mother's was. •There are literally so many people in Canada who were not born here, and simply do not fit in with the culture, everything I grew up proud to be is simply dead. And I truly believe it can never be close to being fixed. It's impossible due to our laws, the entrenched political class, and the fools who vote for these people. But The US is Deporting Millions of People “But what about the US and their deportations?! We just need our own ICE” some people are shouting. First off, the people being deported in the US are illegals. The US government can do what they’re doing with laws. And it took an insanely popular, strong-willed, charismatic leader who had the greatest political comeback of all time to do it. In Canada most people here are not illegal. Yes there are tons of illegals here (and they need to go) but we have so many people here “legally”. Refugees, work visas, student visas, so many other ways. Like I said above, the Canadian government has been actively trying to get these people to come, going even so far as to pay companies a bonus to hire them. In order to remove enough of these foreigners, the Canadian people would need to elect someone who would break tons of laws to physically round people up based on their culture and send them back to where they were born. Can you see ANY western country doing this? No way. So how could Canada do something like this? Second off, and much more importantly, the majority of people in Canada are lame idiots. They are just simply too passive to support something like that. They will scream and cry about Donald Trump, or far-right extremism. These people will follow arrows on the floor in grocery stores and believe that the billions of dollars being sent to Ukraine is going towards “freedom and democracy”. (notice how all those things are what the government tells them to think?) These are the people who elected Justin Trudeau twice after seeing him operate in office. But where did this mindset come from? How did Canadians become so ignorant and ridiculous in their beliefs? The answer is a decades-long project to dismantle Canada’s national identity, one that began with Pierre Trudeau. Father & Son: Determined to Destroy Canada’s Culture In 1971 Pierre Trudeau delivered this chilling statement: "Uniformity is neither desirable nor possible in a country the size of Canada. We should not even be able to agree upon the kind of Canadian to choose as a model, let alone persuade people to emulate it. There are few policies potentially more disastrous for Canada than to tell all Canadians that they must be must be alike. There is no such thing as a model or ideal Canadian... A society which emphasizes uniformity is one which creates intolerance and hate. A society which eulogizes the average citizen is one which breeds mediocrity. What the world should be seeking, and what in Canada we must continue to cherish, are not concepts of uniformity but human values: compassion, love, and understanding." Holy shit. That’s an INSANE thing to say about your country. And he obviously said things like that a lot, especially to his son. Because in 2015, 44 years later, Justin Trudeau said this: “There is no core identity, no mainstream in Canada. There are shared values, openness, respect, compassion, willingness to work hard, to be there for each other, to search for equality and justice. Those qualities are what make us the first postnational state." Justin Trudeau shows the difference between him and his father, his words are less elegant, but his true intentions are more obvious. This is evidence that there has been a plan for at least 44 years to strip Canada of its culture and identity. But seeing as Justin is just as anti-Canadian today in 2025, we can move the total to at least 53 years. For half a century, Canada's “royal family” has been working to gut it of anything to be proud of. Canadians Seemed To Love It, Though I will never forgive the Trudeaus (PT/JT) and all their vile lieutenants. But I will also never forgive the majority of Canadians who didn’t see importing the 3rd world as a problem. NEVER once have I believed "diversity" is our strength. I was less than 10 years old and thought being a "multi-cultural" country sounded weird and embarrassing. But for some reason, most people in Canada thought (and still think) this is something to be proud of. Being polite and accepting of everyone is ASKING TO BE CONQUERED AND RULED I blame the majority of Canadians for being proud of being "polite", "multi-cultural", and "welcoming to all". That has directly led to the situation we’re in. "Oh, you'd like to come here and not learn our language and keep your old, hazardous beliefs? Beliefs that directly lead to more serious crime? Beliefs that go against western culture? Sure! Matter of fact why don't you put your dirty boots on my couch, make a mess in my kitchen, and then go upstairs and see my wife! I hope I didn’t offend you!” Trudeau Senior Won Pierre Elliot Trudeau won. He successfully developed Canada into a post-national state with no culture. Canada is simply just a place with people living in it. Just how he wanted it. Sure, his name is tarnished and his son will be the most hated man in Canadian history for probably a century. He didn’t get a flawless victory. But he won. I won’t state the stats or numbers I’ve seen because I just don’t think they can be 100% accurate. What they do show though is right now, almost half of the people in Canada were not born here. Almost half the people in Canada were not born here. There are some stats and numbers I can show you though. Stat 1: Canada’s population of people 65 years or older is 17%, while the world’s global average is around 10%. Stat 2: Canada has a declining birthrate of 1.33 kids per woman (KPW), and 2.1 KPW is needed to sustain a population without immigration. Stat 3: These are the KPW stats for people from: India - 2.0 Africa - 3.74* Middle East - 2.6 (*from the top 5 countries in the continent that immigrate to Canada: Nigeria, Cameroon, Eritrea, Morocco, and Algeria) These 3 stats mean that within the next decade many elderly people will pass, lowering the percentage of people born here, and since the people born here are not having enough babies to replace them, the immigrants who do have lots of kids will replace them. Even if you completely halted immigration for 20 years, not letting one single new person into the country, we’re way too far gone. Conservatives To The Rescue? LOL But immigration has not halted. People are still pouring in. It would be easy to blame only the Trudeau dynasty. But even the so-called opposition has done nothing to stop this. The Conservatives have only half-assed recently said “We’ll lower immigration to 250,000 a year”. This is obviously not nearly good enough. And we don’t even know if the Cons will do that if they win. If anything it shows that although the Cons and Libs platform on different things, there are many things they want that are the same. The political class in Ottawa simply doesn’t care about Canada, they care about controlling Canada. The Cons will placate corporations wanting cheap labour. The Cons will want more people to tax. The Cons will want more people to work in their industries. The Cons will want to pander to cultural-based voters like Sikhs, Chinese, Muslims, Filipinos, Africans, etc. The Cons will want to keep bringing in foreign people. The Cons have either contributed to the erosion of Canadian culture (adding credibility to the “uniparty” theory), or at the very least did nothing to stop it from happening. There have been 31 years between the end of PT’s reign and the start of JT’s. In those 31 years the Cons held office for 19 of them. Because the Cons, just like the Libs, do not have to deal with our problems. Their families get jobs, their families get medical care, their families are safe. They are concerned with their legacy and power, which supersedes their Canadian pride. All of the issues that regular Canadians deal with from immigration, the Cons & Libs don’t. Instead they both benefit from it. The Only Voice Speaking On This Is Labeled “Radical Far-Right” In a sane country there should be at least one real party calling this out. But in Canada, any party that even questions mass immigration is labeled as radical and is kept muted. The People’s Party is the only party that has said anything correct about immigration. I’m not endorsing them or saying they’re the answer, but I’m also not-not endorsing them or saying that they aren’t the answer. What I do want to bring up is that literally the only party in Canada that recognizes this issue has been vilified as far-right extremists by both the Cons and Libs, and is being excluded from the upcoming and important leaders debate. The exclusion is based on moving goalposts for participation criteria. The PPC is “too conservative” for conservatives, and are “extreme radicals” for liberals. They can’t even get on stage in front of the country to bring up some tough questions for both the other party leaders and the people of Canada to hear and answer. Most people in Canada, and all the other parties, don’t even want to hear about the issue. Nevermind doing something about it. Wrap Up: Your Post-National Country Is Here To Stay, Unless It Is Broken Into Pieces So where does that leave us? If even the so-called opposition is part of the problem, what future does Canada have? There’s nothing that can be done to reverse this, because it would take an entire nation of people so fiercely strong, brave, and non-apologetic to change this. A people with more pride in their country than Americans. A people who grab life by the throat and tell life how it’s going to be. A people who do not give a shit how others see them, and make hard decisions that hurt other people. None of these attributes describe the average Canadian. Canada as a unified nation is over. The question is not whether it can be saved, but what replaces it. Cultures do not vanish, they are replaced. I hope what rises next will be decided by the will of those who refuse to be erased. Many people are waking up, or just now being shown, the damage that has been done. We cannot change what has happened, but we can take hold of the steering wheel and try to right the course. That means staking a claim. It means saying: “This is my culture. If you live in my nation, you will know it. You will be expected to adopt it.” I personally believe this means the breakup of Canada into smaller Nations. I am an Albertan separatist. I think Quebec should be its own nation as well. Ontario can go its own way too. The cultures and interests of people across the provinces are just too different. It is too difficult to govern and consolidate our culture together as Canadians. This place is just too big and divided amongst multiple cultures. Maybe Trudeau Senior was right, or maybe he’s only right because he forced the issue and ruined Canada. Regardless, the future belongs either to smaller, stronger nations, built by those who refuse to fade into history, or to the globalist, dystopian agenda that our elites have been building to rule us. If you liked this want to read more subscribe to my substack here: @travisdryden" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">substack.com/@travisdryden
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Travis Dryden 🆎@_TravisDryden·
@bettybloodclot Amazon is pretty awesome tbh and think of how awesome it would be if it employed real Canadians instead of immigrants. Sears and Eatons died cause now I have a bigger selection and get it all shipped to my door.
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Debbie Bloodclot.@bettybloodclot·
We let it all go for what ? Amazon TFWs , Walmarts filled with Indians and cheap Chinese garbage
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Travis Dryden 🆎@_TravisDryden·
@Breezy2215t @VivekGRamaswamy Yes, I'm about '1/4 American' because my grandma's family is from both Texas and Louisiana. But I've never been connected with them, it's in my blood but not any lived history of mine.
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Vivek Ramaswamy@VivekGRamaswamy·
You can travel to Italy, but you’ll never be an Italian. You can travel to France but you’ll never be a Frenchman. You can live in Germany but you’ll never be a German. You can pack your bags and live the rest of your life in China or Japan, but you’ll never be Chinese or Japanese. Yet you can come from any one of those countries to the United States of America, and you can still be an American – so long as you work hard, you play by the rules, you make your contributions, wait your turn, pledge allegiance to the flag, and obtain your citizenship.
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Travis Dryden 🆎@_TravisDryden·
@boomerbillf This is a really good account this post showed up on my timeline and I was genuinely pissed for a few seconds. Great work.
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Bill & Janet Ford - Retired Boomers
We need advice: Our adult son just asked for help with a down payment on a house for his wife & children Nobody helped us - we bought a starter home & worked hard Our son often has a Starbucks coffee when he visits with our grandkids Why should we reward this behaviour?
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Travis Dryden 🆎@_TravisDryden·
@theblessedsalt "The person attacking me could be hurt worse than me, so I shouldn't do it." People like you fascinate me. It makes zero sense in any way to have this belief.
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The Blessed Salt 🧂@theblessedsalt·
This post is an excellent litmus test for understanding of just war theory. Despite the fact that I can see how effective this would be, I must oppose it because the damage it would do to my enemy (who bashes in my mailbox) would far outweigh the good of saving my mailbox. Its disproportionality is opposed by our duty in charity (and even justice) to watch out even for the good of our enemies. (Yes, by the way, I have had my mailbox bashed in by random vandals.)
My moms caregiver@mymomcare

People who have lived in the country understand this!

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Travis Dryden 🆎@_TravisDryden·
@david_parker The best system is from Starship Troopers. There are citizens and civilians. Civilians get to live here. Being a citizen is both a duty and a privilege, and gets to vote.
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David Parker@david_parker·
We give away citizenship like it is meaningless in Canada. You get it if you are born here, you get it if you lived here for awhile, you just get it. This is stupid. Citizenship should be earned. It should be an honour to hold it. Most nations of the world are not this stupid.
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Jamie Kay@TheRealJamieKay·
More unbelievable diversity from Restore Britain.
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Erin O'Toole
Erin O'Toole@erinotoole·
“Canada first, Canada last, Canada always.” 🇨🇦
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Travis Dryden 🆎@_TravisDryden·
@NapoleonBonabot You have no need to annex us. You should annex Canada and then give governship of it to Alberta. We'll split the profits, you do zero work, and Albertans will love you forever you'll have the world's most loyal ally.
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mistersunshinebaby@mrsunshinebaby·
🚨🇨🇦 JUST IN: Erin O’Toole will be working for Liberal PM Mark Carney as an advisor on the Committee on Canada-U.S. relations Erin O’Toole is the former leader of the Conservative Party of Canada
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Travis Dryden 🆎@_TravisDryden·
@PierrePoilievre If you would just state you would invoke the emergencies act to deport millions of foreigners you'd get the votes
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Pierre Poilievre
Pierre Poilievre@PierrePoilievre·
Here’s Mark Carney’s illusion: he wants to keep Canadians in a state of fear and panic to distract from all of his costly failures at home. The Carney Liberals have given us the worst food inflation, the worst household debt, the worst housing costs, and the only shrinking economy in the G7. He has not repealed a single anti-development law, approved a single pipeline, and housing construction is actually falling. To top it all off, he’s doubled the deficit Justin Trudeau left behind. These are all Liberal-made problems that Carney made worse. And as for the U.S., Mark Carney’s talk of a rupture with the customer that buys two-thirds of our goods is not a plan. He has not negotiated a single new Free Trade Agreement with any country on earth. The meetings, photo ops, and non-binding memoranda are all an illusion. Mark Carney’s agenda is about enriching a small group of well-connected Liberal elites like him, who get corporate handouts of tax dollars and use tax havens to avoid paying the same bills they are charging you. If we want to be affordable at home, safe at home, and strong at home we must make real change at home. That’s why Conservatives are fighting for an end to wasteful Liberal spending. Let us cut corporate welfare, consultants, foreign aid, and handouts to fake refugees. Unblock our resources. Unleash our entrepreneurs. Approve pipelines and major projects today. Incentivize municipalities to build homes. Cut the gas taxes on farmers, truckers, and steelmakers. Stop the money-printing and inflationary deficits that drive up the cost of everything. That’s the only way we will be strong at home and unbreakable abroad.
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Travis Dryden 🆎@_TravisDryden·
@chrisorzy I really hope you post more about this again. I have a big goal to develop a beef system here in my home province, and am trying to learn all I can about it. (not sure if your post is a gag or not lol)
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Chris Orzechowski
Chris Orzechowski@chrisorzy·
This is why I like selling beef I sketched out a plan for one of my clients to get their ranch to $100,000,000/year Will be a tall order, obviously. We’re gonna give it a shot. that’s only 14,409 cows a year There are Big 4 meat processing plants that process 7-8k cows a DAY a 9-figure ranch isn’t even in their radar Big TAM is so important
Sean Frank@Seanfrank

Throughout: The number one thing to understand before you launch a physical product. What is it? It’s the sales volume in your category. I see this mistake time and time again- You have some widget, let’s say a backpack. You raise funding. You are going to build a BILLION DOLLAR bag brand. But you never actually look- Has anyone done that before? Sure, the TAM is huge. 20 billion+ But has anyone actually captured a billion of market share? Samsonite is the strategic. They are only worth $3 billion dollars. What about LVMH? Designer is different. Fashion houses don’t sell bags, they sell logos. So you need to understand not only the TAM, but what % of the market you can take. Throughput is critical in sales channels too. “I’ll just sell bags in REI!” REI did 3.5 billion in total sales last year. It shrunk 6%. That’s all stores, all online. Bags are MAYBE 500m a year there. And how many brands are fighting for that? The best selling bag, the best selling brand, might do 100m in rei. If you want to get to a billion in revenue in bags, and your grand plan is rei… The throughput isn’t there. Category is the most importantly decision you can make. Apparel is a knife fight. But TAM is huge. 500+ brands with over 1 billion in sales each. Vs maybe 1-2 bag brands (non luxury) Even adding luxury, you get to like 20. TAM + Marketshare X throughout = opportunity

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Travis Dryden 🆎@_TravisDryden·
@Wealth_Theory I have a 10mo old girl and in 2mo a baby boy. This is exactly how I feel. Every week I understand more how warped the world really is, and how futile it is to change it. But you must give the opposite view to your kids. And to do this you need to seek out light in the world.
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Wealth Theory@Wealth_Theory·
Being a parent changes this perspective. It’s easy to check out as an adult, but when you have kids you have to rage against defeatism. You have to find the hope in the darkness, because your kids are born happy and naive. They aren’t cynical like you, so you get to reopen your eyes to the world from a new perspective. You have to dig for genuine meaningfulness in life without ceasing, because nobody wants their children to give up on their lives, or think there’s no point to anything. The goal of a melody is not the end of the melody. People without children are more biased to cynicism and selfishness then parents, no matter how hard they try not to be.
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The curse of awareness.

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Dave@GamewithDave·
For anyone who used a computer between 1990 & 2005… what’s the one game you still think about?
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Travis Dryden 🆎@_TravisDryden·
@GurvSC Are you suggesting the CPC should NOT talk about immigration...? ...do you think immigration has been solved?
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Gurv@GurvSC·
If the CPC doesn’t realize that things aren’t working soon they are going to get cooked. The problem isn’t Pierre, his approvals hovered in some polls around -4, even if the leader was +5 we would still lose. We are simply losing on the issues irrespective of leadership. If you say grocery inflation, immigration, crime one more time it won’t change anything. Anybody that deeply cares about those issues is already voting for us, you’re still campaigning like it’s 2024. We saw last election that while the economy is important for a large part of the electorate there are other issues that are also very important. According to abacus data we are losing on housing affordability, healthcare, Canada-US relations, job security, AI policy, etc. How is talking about grocery prices, immigration (especially when we already have net-negative migration now), crime going to help us on those issues? It won’t. @CPC_HQ Needs to smarten up fast. #canpoli
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