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The Quebecois are a nationOn Monday night the House of Commons passed a symbolic motion declaring “the Quebecois form a nation within a united Canada”. A few points about this: - The motion refers to “Quebecois” even in the English translation not “Quebeckers”. Generally in Canada Quebecois is thought to refer to French-speaking residents of the province whose roots go back to New France whereas the English word tends to mean anyone living in Quebec. The word “nation” is not defined in the motion either but in French it refers to a people with a common culture and history. So the motion is not explicitly ethnic but it seems that every observer in the country assumes that it refers exclusively to the ethnic Quebecois. One letter writer to the Toronto Star named Jayson Laplante wrote: “The problem with the motion, therefore, is that by referring vaguely to a Québécois people, it does not clearly distinguish between the ethnic and civic streams of Québécois nationalism. I do not think it is a particularly proud moment when Parliament finds it necessary to officially recognize the existence of a nation with ethnic undertones”. - This is seen as a defeat for Michael Ignatieff’s idea of civic nationalism in which citizenship is based on law and values rather than shared background. Ironically Ignatieff is the one who introduced the idea of recognising Quebec (not Quebecois if I’m correct) as a nation during a shameless attempt to garner Quebec support in his Liberal party leadership bid. Yesterday a cabinet minister of mixed race resigned his position because he couldn’t support a motion that put ethnicity ahead of civic nationalism. Every single representative of ethnic minorities I’ve heard and seen on radio and TV oppose the motion and believed it to not only be a defeat for the idea of civic nationalism but a threat to multiculturalism. - All the MPs from Quebec, including those elected in non-French areas voted in favour of the motion. In Quebec the minorities are afraid to offend the Quebecois majority. In English Canada it is the majority that is afraid to offend the minorities. - Most English-Canadians are angry about the motion seeing it as another example of Quebec nationalists setting the agenda. Unfortunately as Peter Brimelow has pointed out English-Canadians waste all their energy on a battle to keep Quebec in confederation even though it would be better for them if Quebec were to leave. To English Canadians “nation” means the country called Canada not a particular historically evolved people. They should be emulating the Quebecois, not insulting them. - The motion itself carries no legal weight as “Quebecois” are people and not a legal entity, such as the province of Quebec. However, nationalists will almost certainly put pressure on Ottawa, probably with the support of a desperate Quebec provincial government, to enshrine it in the constitution. The other provinces will not allow that thus angering Quebec nationalists who will then probably argue that the motion is an empty gesture and thus a slap in the face to the Quebecois nation. - Indians - oh I’m sorry, First Nations, as they’re known here - are likely to start making demands for similar recognition. And why not? The fact that they are known as “First Nations” implies that they are recognised by Canada to be nations. Then there are the Newfoundlanders, Albertans, and even the Ukrainians and African-Canadians. Bring it on I say. Balkanisation is our friend. Posted by Matra on Tuesday, November 28, 2006 at 01:54 AM in Comments:2
Posted by Desmond Jones on November 28, 2006, 02:49 AM | # Well said Matra. Following many of Mr. Bo Sears comments, it is interesting to observe how French-Canada has been able to maintain the power to name themselves as the province evolved. Canadien, francophones, and more recently Quebecers all were eventually interpreted broadly. The terms included Anglos, Jews, Italians and more recently Muslims and Haitians. Yet Quebecois, at least in Canda, is widely recognised as pur laine [pure wool, the real McCoy, le Pepsi] white French of colonial origin. It has been a failing of English Canada. As Alexander Muir’s song so proudly proclaimed, we were British, proud to be born Canadian under a British flag.
Our Britishness, after WWI, became reviled. The pounding was unrelenting; Quebec and conscription; Chinese head tax; Ukrainian, Japanese and Italian internment; rejection of Jewish refugees and Jewish immigration and finally the collapse of empire vanquished Anglo-Canucks to the back of the bus. How about a contest to name the people of British origin in Canada? Something that distinguishes the people of British descent in Canada that is unique to the Canadian experience and then maybe write it up in Wiki. 3
Posted by Fred Scrooby on November 28, 2006, 03:41 AM | #
Absolutely right, Matra! I am so glad to see you agreeing with this principle, as did GW just today or yesterday in one of the threads, when he was referring to the British Isles and England getting its own parliament along with the Scots and the Welsh. I haven’t got time to write a longer comment at the moment though I’d like to — it’s past two-thirty and I’m off to bed — but this is something very positive. One of the punishments we must mete out to the forces who tried to murder our race, tried as hard as they could to extinguish our people — murder a people and a race, think of the crime! — is to extricate our people from the grasp, break free of the claw clutching at our neck. 4
Posted by karlmagnus on November 28, 2006, 09:02 AM | # I’ve always been in favour of Quebec nationalism; it’s not us they want independence from, the ungrateful Canadians get independence from us in 1867. More than 20 years ago, I was the only London banker who went to the Province of Quebec financial offices and spoke French (damn difficult to understand the 16th century stuff coming back at me, I can tell you.) As a consequence I made my largest ever investment banking fee, though moderns would sneer at it since it was only 6 figures not 8. 5
Posted by JB on November 28, 2006, 10:28 AM | # I can tell you the french elites are as antiwhite as those of english Canada, their brand of nationalism is an all-inclusive albophobic leftist gumbo. If you speak french you’re in their team, if you speak english, you’re in the opposing team. It’s nothing but linguistic and nobody would dare say it should be deeper than that. The leader of the so-called nationalist Bloc Québécois Gille Duceppe isn’t only a former maoist he’s on the record for saying that there’s no such thing as a “québécois de souche” anymore, a quebecois from ancestry or ethnicity, and he said that at a rally for one of his african candidates. It’s no different from anywhere else, i.e. everybody is a canadian except canadians, everybody an american except americans, etc. 6
Posted by roy albrecht on November 28, 2006, 12:57 PM | # It’s acknowledged among leading intellectuals, that the leaders within Canada, both Anglo and Francaphone (Garth Turnber excepted), are definitely pro Bankster/NWO/1WorldGov’t. 7
Posted by roy albrecht on November 28, 2006, 01:10 PM | # correction to the above post: Garth “Turner” not Garth Turn"b"er. PS. If you want to stop this march to self-slaughter vote Garth Turner for Prime Minister of Canada! 8
Posted by Matra on November 29, 2006, 01:58 AM | # How about a contest to name the people of British origin in Canada? Why not just stick with English-Canadians? The old British American label sounds too colonial and patronising so would British-Canadians. But English-Canadians is a term that has been used for decades by both the Quebecois and Anglophones (a word I’ve only ever heard in Canada). More importantly it is unlikely the Jamaicans, Chinese, Arabs, and the ethnically conscious Europeans would ever embrace it given what “English” means to them. Of course we’d still be left with the problem that English-Canadians don’t see themselves as a particular ethnic nation, unlike the Quebecois. vote Garth Turner for Prime Minister of Canada! Garth’s fine for financial advice but he’s an old diversity-loving PCer who is flirting with the very pro-multiculturalist Green Party. If you put up the same post at his blog he would take it down as he’s done for other posts he deems racist. I can tell you the french elites are as antiwhite as those of english Canada Perhaps the more urban Quebec elites but not in rural Quebec. Though even with those multiculturalist “sovereigntist” politicians they are probably more interested in appealing to so-called soft nationalist Quebecois than they are in actually promoting diversity. Also, like the two sides in Northern Ireland the Quebecois are still focused on their old adversary and not too concerned (yet) about non-whites whom they have virtually no contact with. Unless things have changed radically in the past ten years few areas outside of Greater Montreal can be described as diverse. So they pay lip service to diversity not thinking it’ll ever be a problem but they continue to live every day life as a particular people with their own ways confident that they are a nation - unlike in identity torn English Canada. 9
Posted by Al Ross on November 29, 2006, 03:06 AM | # Matra, not only are they “not too concerned (yet) about Non-Whites”, they are, in an attempt to bolster Francophone numbers, abusing the immigration control devolved to them through Quebec’s unique asymmetical federalist position by importing Africans from French-speaking countries. 10
Posted by Desmond Jones on November 29, 2006, 03:18 PM | # Why not just stick with English-Canadians? It apears you answered your own question. ...we’d still be left with the problem that English-Canadians don’t see themselves as a particular ethnic nation, unlike the Quebecois. Which is my experience as well. Andy at I, Ectomorph writes,
There was a hint in that first sentence about where he was really going, however, a little push on the envelope seemed light a fun idea. Me;
Andy;
How the hell else can you be ethnocentric? And again the site of the post-modernist conservative Andrew Coyne an alternative message was delivered; Me;
And the response;
Another collegial Lemming. This despite the fact that a quick read of Chong’s website tells us he does not favour a defence of EGI.
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Posted by Guessedworker on November 29, 2006, 03:55 PM | # I think I have offended you in the past, Desmond, when I have suggested that our European homelands, our real redoubts, is where we shall make our stand. Canada cannot be saved for its founding people because they - not just its elites - do not understand that it should be saved. The virus is powerful and the body’s defences cannot be summoned. 12
Posted by Desmond Jones on November 29, 2006, 04:39 PM | # No offence taken GW. My Dad told me that a long, long time ago. However, this is where my family resides and my people are buried Cheers, 13
Posted by Desmond Jones on November 29, 2006, 07:40 PM | # Another mad mongrel moans for Canada. Quito, http://quitomaggi.blogspot.com/2006/11/nation-within-nation-within-nation.html who last week defamed Michael at Hogtownfront for questioning the value of Tamil immigration…
[Yeah, we get the pictue] ...is mighty upset about this nation in a nation stuff.
Fuck whitey, save the rainbow, got it. A funny thing is though, that his hero, our PET, had very different views as a young Jesuit educated product of a Quebecois society.
How the world turns. http://www.dooneyscafe.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=520 Oh and our palpably pleasant Tamils, what are they up to? Michael reports:
http://hogtownfront.blogspot.com/2006/11/man-was-beaten-and-hacked-to-death.html 14
Posted by Matra on November 29, 2006, 07:50 PM | # The “Master Chong” Desmond refers to is the resigning cabinet member I briefly referred to in the second point in the intro.
That there are intelligent people who think Chong’s ethnic background is irrelevant to his decision to resign is an example of how powerful the virus is. No one had even heard of Chong until he resigned explicitly stating that the recognition of ethnic nationalism threatens Canada’s Holy Trinity of civic nationalism, bilingualism, and multiculturalism. His opposition to the recognition of ethnic identity is about the only thing he is known for. Here he is in the Toronto Star:
There is nothing “covert” about his agenda. He told Peter Mansbridge on The National about his Dutch mother and Chinese father. Chong said Canada’s one of the few places in the world where they could prosper and not feel like outsiders. It’s pathetic how virtually the whole country seems to be lauding his “eloquent” and, no doubt, principled stand. More from Master Chong:
Translation: Let us use the “French fact” to bolster multiculturalism. We can then co-opt them and then on the sly we can mold them so they will be loyal to, perhaps dependent on, the Canadian state. The “French fact” has long been used by the feds to weaken English-Canada but it is not allowed to pursue its own destiny. 15
Posted by Matra on November 29, 2006, 08:02 PM | #
We definitely cannot do without these immigrants. As the economists say the country would grind to a halt without them. 16
Posted by Matra on November 29, 2006, 08:21 PM | # Matra - Why not just stick with English-Canadians? Desmond - It apears you answered your own question. Matra - ...we’d still be left with the problem that English-Canadians don’t see themselves as a particular ethnic nation, unlike the Quebecois. Then I’m not sure why you asked for a name for those of British origins. As I said I pick “English-Canadians” because it separates those of British origin along with full integrated Europeans from the rest of the population - ie., non-whites, Francophones, and non-integrated European ethnics such as Italians in Woodbridge and St Clair West. In the ideal future we will see English-Canadians realising that “Canadian” means not just them but Tamil terrorists, Jane Creba’s killers, and Michael Chong, whereas “English-Canada” means Don Cherry, wearing a poppy in November, and kinship with European-Americans. 17
Posted by Al Ross on November 29, 2006, 08:43 PM | # Any country that accepts Tamil immigrants has a death wish. These low average IQ Dravidian aborigines were foisted on the indigenous people of 19th Century Malaya by the British colonial masters who required cheap indentured plantation labour. In modern Malaysia, the Tamil community is the poorest, least well-educated and most criminality-prone group. More than a few Malays have told me that the answer to the question, “If you are walking through the ‘ulu’ (jungle) and you come across a cobra and a Tamil, which one do you kill first”, is “the Tamil”. 18
Posted by Desmond Jones on November 29, 2006, 09:48 PM | # The reason for asking Matra, is because English Canada is too often broadened to English-speaking Canada which, as you suggest encompasses a whole multitude of others. 19
Posted by Desmond Jones on November 29, 2006, 10:18 PM | # Another interesting outgrowth of the Chinese angle, IMO, is how the Committee for the Repeal of the Chinese Immigration Act was instrumental in the 1946 Citizen Act reform. Before ‘46 English Canadians were British subjects and obtaining subject status for non-empire non-whites was an involved process. The credit for fathering the project that gave legal recognition to the term “Canadian citizen” goes to the Liberal Cabinet Minister Paul Martin Sr. [Surprise, surprise]
Paul Senior took credit, however, who was behind the new wave of egalitarianism in the old restrictive Canada?
http://www.utpjournals.com/product/chr/843/843_bangarth.html 20
Posted by desi la desi on November 30, 2006, 10:54 AM | # “Any country that accepts Tamil immigrants has a death wish. “ Al, does your low opinion if Tamils include, for example, Tamil Brahmin imigrants from India to the USA? And what of, for example, the American-born son of such immigrants? 21
Posted by Al Ross on November 30, 2006, 07:01 PM | # Tamil Brahmins are, of course, a small section (around 2%) of the overall Tamil population and almost entirely absent from the diaspora in Sri Lanka and Malaysia. If the admirable middle-class mindset of the Tamil Brahmins were replicated throughout the community, it still wouldnt validate the race-replacement of Whites in Canada. The last thing any Canadian wants is to witness a mass of body-skewered, ‘kavadi’-carrying Tamil devotees processing down Toronto’s Bay Street to the site of a Thaipusam celebration. 22
Posted by Fred Scrooby on November 30, 2006, 08:45 PM | #
This is not it, Al. You may not be getting it. The name of the game if you’re a Canadian yuppie is to show off how socio-economically superior you are (whether you actually are or not, the main thing is to give off an air of being) and since for yuppies nothing exudes an air of “socio-economic superiority” like insouciance about inferior races, the yuppies strive to put on airs of such insouciance — but that’s hard to do convincingly unless there are plenty of ... guess what? ... around? You guessed it! Plenty of inferior races! Exactly! Now we’re getting somewhere! So the Canadian yuppies positively welcome Tamils parading around Toronto, damn right they do — thanks to those Tamils the yuppies can really kick ass in the “showing how racially insouciant they are” competition — which is exactly the same as the “showing how socio-economically superior they are” competition! See? Since, as Napoleon said, “Women have no rank,” women yuppies view these competitions as especially important, as it’s through them that they establish, as they see it, their status level. 23
Posted by Al Ross on November 30, 2006, 08:58 PM | # I must admit, Fred, that I had not considered the matter in such sophisticated terms. However, I’m sure that you are correct. 24
Posted by Desmond Jones on November 30, 2006, 11:52 PM | # And it costs so little! It’s not as if these DINKs [double income no kids] are actually living in Tamil neighbourhoods. 25
Posted by Fred Scrooby on December 01, 2006, 12:57 AM | # They can’t put on airs of being superior without the proper tools for the job, the right props. That’s where Negroes come in: they’re to be the tools, they’re to function as the props, which the yuppies need in order to demonstrate — in their view, at least — their superior socio-economic status: “upper-class people don’t care about race-replacement,” is how they see it, so if you want to appear upper class, a simple and sure-fire way to do it is merely to affect not to care about race-replacement. Let’s say Canada had no Negroes, and the Canadian prime minister’s wife had seen how Hillary Clinton and Laura Bush just across the border had made themselves look (in her yuppified view, at any rate) socio-economically superior by not caring about the U.S.‘s race-replacement. She probably turned green with envy at how socio-economically superior Hillary and Laura managed to make themselves look with that. She might start pestering her husband the prime minister to begin filling Canada up with Negroes so that she, too, could show how socio-economically superior she was by not caring about race-replacement. Now, if the prime minister wanted to keep getting good sex he’d do exactly as she asked, and start filling Canada up with Negroes so she could do the Hillary and Laura thing before the cameras and look socio-economically superior (upper-class, in other words) and he could keep getting good sex. That’s exactly how a lot of these things get done. 26
Posted by Top on December 01, 2006, 01:14 AM | # Excellent points Fred. And I want to add - the whole socio-economic competition that the yuppies engage in is based on certain assumptions, one of them being what I term the fallacy of invincibility. The yuppies who import the ‘noble savages’ from every corner of the world just to show off how moral they are, don’t really view them as any sort of threat. Their whole competition is based within the white world of the socio-economical status ladder. In the end they don’t see the third world new-comers as real human beings that have real aspirations, desires, ambitions and abilities. To the socially tuned-in yuppies they might as well be cardboard characters. They don’t even bother project demographics into the future, after-all, how can cartoon characters ever hurt our social climbing heroes? The yuppies think they are invincible in this respect! It’s arrogance at it’s worst. That’s why it comes to them as a shock – SHOCK – when the darkies kick them out of every country they take over - a la South Africa. Good thing for those running yuppies that there are still other white countries to play the game thing! And who pays the price in the end? The common man of course! First the lower classes, then the middle class. The yuppies will be the last ones left, preaching from their fortified neighborhoods. It will be moral speeches ‘till the end. We will get nowhere until our yuppies understand that their destiny is tied to the destiny of the greater Euro-people. 27
Posted by James Bowery on December 01, 2006, 01:32 AM | # I think you misanalyze the feminine component here. There is a status component to be sure but the more important component is a misdirected “lets you and him fight” instinct that is part of sexual reproduction within virtually all vertebrate species. In a natural setting gene flow rates are limited by the degree of fair, single combat, fighting. 28
Posted by Fred Scrooby on December 01, 2006, 01:43 AM | # I think James Bowery makes an excellent point. 30
Posted by Desmond Jones on December 01, 2006, 02:20 AM | # Jared Taylor writes, in his battle with Steve Sailer;
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Posted by JB on December 13, 2006, 10:01 PM | # is there a hebrew word for irony or hypocrisy ?
Liberal Senator Jerry Grafstein was angry because the Jewish leadership has not spoken out against the Harper government motion recognizing the Québécois people as a nation, and because all Jewish MPs voted for it. He believes that the term “Québécois” includes only those of French origin, and that type of ethnic nationalism should be anathema to Jews. 32
Posted by Matra on January 16, 2007, 10:14 PM | # More good news from Quebec. The CBC reports:
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Posted by Fred Scrooby on January 17, 2007, 12:44 AM | #
Looks like Monsieur Dorion is another prime candidate for a one-way ticket to Soweto and for being fitted on arrival with an explosive collar that blows up if you try to leave the place (as in that Schwarzenegger movie, “Running Man”). In the States they call that “putting your money where your mouth is,” Monsieur. But don’t worry, if you’re not a nauseating hypocrite you’ll absolutely love it there — y’ll think you’ve died and gone to Race-Replacement Heaven! ... 34
Posted by Matra on March 28, 2007, 09:39 AM | # A quick update on Quebec. On Monday Quebecers voted in a provincial election. The ruling Liberal Party lost their majority government but still won more than any other single party. They needed 63 seats for a majority government but only got 48. That’s a loss of 26. The “sovereigntist” or separatist Parti Quebecois was hammered by the electorate. They’re now the third party in Quebec - apparently their worst showing in nearly 40 years. This has led English Canadian commentators to say Quebec separatism is dead - again. The media keep saying that the Quebec public didn’t take to PQ leader André Boisclair but they never say why. Could it be because he’s a homosexual and a former cokehead? If so it must be a tremendous blow to leftist English Canadians who constantly praise Quebec for its social progressivism whilst blasting Anglophone North America for being socially reactionary. However, from an MR viewpoint the most interesting story was the Action Democratique (ADQ). They jumped from 5 seats to 41 and are now the second biggest party in Quebec. I’ve been out of the country a lot lately and so haven’t followed Canadian politics as closely as usual, however I’m confident enough to say the rise of the ADQ was largely due to identity questions - though being Canada healthcare and daycare were also issues. Resentment towards religious minorities - Muslims and Jews - seemed to play a big part in their sudden success. They jumped from just over 10% in the polls before Christmas to 31% on election day. I laughed when I read in the non-sectarian Belfast Telegraph that ADQ leader Mario Dumont was the “Quebec Le Pen” especially as he’s a former Liberal. But he has talked about Quebec’s Christian-based values and has referred to Quebec beginning from “European stock”. In PC Canada that’s enough to get him the “Le Peniste” label. Also, Dumont supported the “Oui” side in the 1995 sovereignty referendum and supports more autonomy for Quebec. So I wouldn’t say separtism is dead even though he (at present) opposes a referendum on it. As bad as Stephen Harper is he is also politically astute. Harper should end his love affair with Quebec Liberals and form closer relations with the ADQ. For decades English Canadians have been told their parties must move leftward to ensure success in Quebec. It’s probably too much to hope that a Quebec backlash against multiculturalism will lead to a similar shift from the the national Conservatives and Liberals. Given the political lethargy of English Canada I’m afraid we will have to depend on the Quebecois nation beginning the fight against multiculturalism. 35
Posted by Guessedworker on March 28, 2007, 11:00 AM | # That’s interesting, Matra. Thanks. I had never heard of the ADQ until the media carried the story of their success. I couldn’t see anything specifically non-suicidalist about them, and kind of assumed that the same, surprising centrist shift one sees with François Bayrou in France was happening in Quebec. I am not too sure, given the recent Canadian history of electoral earthquakes, whether the ADQ’s jump from 5 to 41 seats is as significant as it seems. But anything that shakes up the liberal concensus even a little is a positive. Of course, if that kind of shift was visited upon the BNP ... 36
Posted by Desmond Jones on March 28, 2007, 09:54 PM | # Konrad Yakabuski from the Globe;
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Posted by Count Sudoku on March 29, 2007, 12:44 AM | # This is a partial clip of an article from one of Canada’s major newspapers lamenting some Quebecers resistance to slow genocide. Of rednecks and the rural-urban solitudes JOHN IBBITSON From Tuesday’s Globe and Mail If there’s one thing that yesterday’s Quebec election proved, it’s that intolerance remains a force in Canadian politics. To their everlasting disgrace, too many urban intellectuals have chosen to reinforce it. In small-town Ontario, right up until the 1960s, some citizens refused to vote for a Catholic. These Anglo-Saxon Protestants were good people, by and large: God-fearing, neighbour-loving, honest and charitable. The full text of this article has 640 words. 39
Posted by Desmond jones on March 29, 2007, 01:58 AM | # Ibbitson is gay and firmly believes that discrimination is indivisible. For him diversity is strength because in a diverse culture alliances are difficult. A potential fundamentalist Islamic and Christian alliance against gay rights is muted because they are only two, among many, special interest groups pushing their agenda. It’s the non-Arab-semite strategy. 40
Posted by Matra on March 29, 2007, 01:53 PM | #
I read that article. In it Ibbitson said that the most “dynamic” areas of Canada are the places where immigrants go. His contempt for traditional Canada (presumably where he’s from) isn’t disguised. Small inward-looking towns and regions will just lose out or die altogether if they remain Anglo-Saxon or pur laine Quebecois and that’s just too bad for them. The most interesting thing he said was that pur laine Quebec towns are just a few decades behind WASP Canada when it comes to diversification but they would have to undergo the same changes. I’ve been telling Quebecers for a decade and a half now that if they don’t get out of Canada they will have their identity destroyed by the same forces that have demoralised and perhaps destroyed English Canada. Ibbitson clearly believes it’s Quebec’s turn. One of the most notable characteristics of minorities in English Canada - Jews, Italians, blacks, Chinese - is that they all want Quebec to remain in Canada and generally side with Quebec against English Canada in almost all disputes. Yet in francophone Quebec itself those same minorities are anti-separatist and “pro-Canada”. Undermining the majority in each area is what it’s all about. Separation from Canada would mean a French Quebec without the constraints of the rainbow coalition federal government. In English Canada politicians would once again be electable without the need to placate minorities. That’s not a welcome scenario for multiculturalists. 41
Posted by Matra on March 29, 2007, 02:00 PM | # The Ibbitson column also claimed that once upon a time English Canadians used horrible words like “bohunk” (and some word for Italians I forget) but thankfully, he says, those days are long gone. I guess he’s not familiar with one Desmond Jones! 42
Posted by Count Sudoku on March 29, 2007, 03:03 PM | # Here’s some more. Thu, March 29, 2007, The Ottawa Sun www.ottawasun.com Intolerance is where you find it If Mario Dumont wants to know what his Action democratique du Quebec party is in for from the national media, he should read John Ibbitson’s column in Tuesday’s Globe. Typically, Ibbitson is my second read out of Ottawa after Sun Media’s Greg Weston, because he’s usually a thoughtful indicator of the “small-l” liberal view of Canada, with gusts up to “Big-L,” that dominates the thinking of the Parliamentary Press Gallery. But on Tuesday, Ibbitson seemed beside himself over the very idea that rural, francophone Quebecers would dare to elect the ADQ, or as he called them, “a party of intolerance,” to the official Opposition. He said it proves “intolerance remains a force in Canadian politics” and that “to their everlasting disgrace, too many urban intellectuals have chosen to reinforce it.” Headlined “Of rednecks and the rural-urban solitudes,” Ibbitson proclaimed Dumont’s breakthrough showed “Canada’s rural regions continue to harbour obnoxious attitudes” and “although (Dumont) is not half so objectionable as Jean-Marie Le Pen, the Action democratique du Quebec is tapping the same vein of intolerance in Quebec that the National Front courts in France.” Whew! 43
Posted by Count Sudoku on March 29, 2007, 03:08 PM | # Ironically in Quebec the PQ sepratists now for the most part are queer loving, athiest, multiculturalists who love bringing in all sorts of french speaking non-whites (including muslims) who’ll vote 90%+ to stay in Canada. 44
Posted by Andy Wooster on March 29, 2007, 03:19 PM | # One of the most notable characteristics of minorities in English Canada - Jews, Italians, blacks, Chinese Are Italians really that much of a problem in Canada? Are these recent immigrants you’re talking about? And do you see this Italian animosity towards the majority in Canada stemming from the Italian population’s ethnic consciousness rather than the malign influence of Catholicism?
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Posted by Count Sudoku on March 29, 2007, 03:32 PM | # The Italians in Canada were brought in in mass by the liberals and the Italians vote heavily liberal because of it. Toronto and Montreal are full of corrupt maffioso wop politicians. One of them (Joe Volpe) wants to double are already insane immigration rate. 46
Posted by Count Sudoku on March 29, 2007, 03:34 PM | # edit: double their insane immigration rate while the rest are all in favor of maintaining the status quo or increasing it. 47
Posted by corrupt maffioso wop politicians on March 29, 2007, 04:14 PM | # “I’m curious because I simply don’t see the same thing in the United States” One major difference between the US on the one hand and Canada and Australia on the other, even though the founding stock were similar: The US was formed in a revolution against “Queen and country”, against the UK, while Canada and Australia were, of course, intimately tied to the UK, in every way. In a sense, immigration to Canada (outside of Quebec) and Australia was like immigration to the UK itself, while the US tended to view itself as a different proposition altogether. Given the length of time to integrate the ethnics in the US, it shouldn’t be surprising that the more (at least, in the past) Britocentric Canada and Australia would run into greater difficulties. 48
Posted by corrupt maffiosos on March 29, 2007, 04:15 PM | # Actually, it was against “King and country”, at that time, but the point holds. 49
Posted by ben tillman on March 29, 2007, 04:35 PM | # And do you see this Italian animosity towards the majority in Canada stemming from the Italian population’s ethnic consciousness rather than the malign influence of Catholicism? Malign influence of Catholicism? What a strange thing to say! Catholicism is a cause and effect of social cohesion among Italians. It is the hyperindividualism if today’s Protestantism that is problematic. 50
Posted by Alex Zeka on March 29, 2007, 04:50 PM | # Malign influence of Catholicism? What a strange thing to say! Catholicism is a cause and effect of social cohesion among Italians. It is the hyperindividualism if today’s Protestantism that is problematic. It is the obdurate traditionalism of Catholicism, which esnures that its adherents do what has been done before and has as such been shown to work, that is its saving grace (if I might be allowed that profane flourish). Protestants are literalists, and so are naturally more keen to uproot the existing in accordance with Biblical precepts. This uprooting includes the submergence of the, historically relatively free in the anglo-world, individual to bring about a Tikkun Olam. 51
Posted by Desmond Jones on March 29, 2007, 06:20 PM | # The Orange Order was the center of nativism in Canada from the 1860s to 1950s.
Murphy was reflective of Canadian Protestant views, prior to WWII. Those views were very much entrenched in the preservation of the British race and a Canada based on British values. 52
Posted by corrupt wop maffisoso politico on March 29, 2007, 06:32 PM | # “...and a Canada based on British values.” Precisely. An important point. “Malign influence of Catholicism? What a strange thing to say! Catholicism is a cause and effect of social cohesion among Italians.” Does anyone take Catholicism seriously anymore? Should ethnic cohesion be based on a religion that accepts anyone of any racial or ethnic group as a “brother in Christ?” 53
Posted by Matra on March 29, 2007, 07:54 PM | # Orangeism declined with the British Empire in Canada and when a Jew, Nathan Phillips, became Toronto’s mayor in the late 50s it symbolised the end of Orange power and the beginning of multiculturalism. Incidentally there was an Italian Orange Lodge in Toronto -Giuseppe Garibaldi LOL.3115. There’s another difference between Italians in North America that may have shaped attitudes. In the US Italians often lived in close proximity to blacks. I suspect that’s one of the reasons they are more politically conservative south of the border. In Canada most Italians had little contact with non-whites until relatively recently. However they should be aware by now that they face the same future as Anglo-Saxons if things don’t change. 54
Posted by Desmond Jones on March 30, 2007, 01:49 AM | # ” In the US Italians often lived in close proximity to blacks.” A very good point. Reading further about the Zebra killings, after GT’s post, led to the discovery that Lou Calabro, President of E/AIF, was a sergeant in the SFPD. He posts a 10th Annual Zebra Victims Memorial on his website. 55
Posted by Afrocentric Pride on March 30, 2007, 09:06 AM | # “In the US Italians often lived in close proximity to blacks” Well, that can turn anyone into a racist. After all, these west african peoples are so “productive.” Remarkably productive, in fact. Didn’t they invent carjacking? Who says they can’t invent anything? 56
Posted by Desmond Jones on March 30, 2007, 05:11 PM | # Possibly the BNP can tale a page from Quebecois nationalism. Quebecers care less about the survival of a white Canada as long as “pur laine” Quebecois survive.
http://spogboltfullposts.blogspot.com/2007/03/english-nationalism-vs-bnp.html 57
Posted by Fred Scrooby on March 30, 2007, 08:55 PM | # I for one support the Quebec separatists and the devolution of the U.K. into its constituent nations. In the same vein I think the German Confederation (set up at the Congress of Vienna and lasting until the advent of the Kaiserreich following Bismarck’s wars of 1866 and 1870) was superior to the Reich and something present-day Germany ought to consider re-instituting. It would be the ideal solution to the problem of freeing Königsberg and East Prussia from the Russian bear’s grasp (and, piecemeal, Lithuania’s grasp, and possibly later from Poland’s). 58
Posted by Matra on August 14, 2007, 09:25 PM | # Desmond:
Immigration is back in the news in Quebec after ADQ leader Mario Dumont said Quebec had reached the limit of how many immigrants it can integrate. The semi-separatist (“sovereigntist”) PQ leader Pauline Marois questioned this remark but then called for Quebec to have greater control over immigration into the province:
The current Premier of Quebec Liberal Jean Charest and the PQ want to increase the number of immigrants coming into Quebec because of low birthrates and job vacancies. The difference seems to be that the PQ - as the quote suggests - are pickier about which immigrants are brought to Quebec. (The Liberals love all immigrants - especially those that aren’t white). Given the way things are done in Quebec I’ll guess that what the PQ would like to do is maintain their politically correct image whilst quietly - in this case by controlling all immigration into the province - making sure no other group threatens the pur laine majority within Quebec. Quebec has made a concerted effort to attract immigrants from France who obviously would fit into Quebec better than Haitians and Jamaicans. Yet even they have had problems according to an article in the Wall street Journal:
It goes on to say that many professions in Quebec are protected and regulated in a way that makes it difficult for foreigners to get good jobs. Perhaps a lot of Quebecers feel secure enough in their professions and majority status to not feel worried about immigrants. Going back to Desmond’s quote at the top, the Quebecois attitude seems to be: We will always be a minority in Canada therefore it doesn’t matter much who the majority are in Canada as a whole so long as Quebecers are masters in their own home - the province of Quebec. By controlling their own immigration policies they can pick immigrants they think are less threatening. Given how many non-white Francophones there are in the world that seems to me to be a very risky strategy and one that they need to think more about. ADQ leader Mario Dumont can help them do that by not backing down on immigration and keeping the issue in the public eye. Next entry: Sloot Previous entry: McShane confesses to the official omerta on black crime |
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Posted by Matra on November 28, 2006, 02:04 AM | #
Michael Ignatieff’s civic nationalism was discussed by Mark Richardson earlier this year - http://tinyurl.com/yzq9oz