Canadian Liberalism is about to thrust a dagger into the heart of Christianity and Christian Canada, just as St. Longinus, the Roman centurion who stood at the foot of the cross at Jesus' crucifixion, and speared his side with a lance.
Remember the day Bill C-9 becomes law, for that will be the day a brutal dystopian communism takes root in Canada, all while those who have committed genocide hide and protect themselves by the very laws they enact.
While Mark Carney advocates for social pluralism, promoting tolerance, peaceful coexistence, and the freedom for all individuals to practice their own faith, being a Christian in a so-called pluralistic nation, whose belief systems evolved through Christianity - how does one hold true to their Christian faith, knowing faith is what sustains a nation. The soul of Canada is Christian. Canada's Christian soul has drawn many inquisitive non-Christian souls to its shores. The confined, oppressed or adventurous soul (immigrant) seeks liberation from its current predicament unknowing that the nature of their own soul is immutable. The immigrant example is best understood through the eyes of the Bhagavat Gita as Krishna teaches Arjuna that the nature of one's soul is eternally unchanging. In the case of the immigrant, he/she is a temporary interloper manifesting its unchanging self inside the eternal soul of Canada, which is also unchanging. Nations exist because God created them. Babel is God's reflection of Krishna's teachings for God created a soul for every nation, just as God created a soul for each and every one of us. Carney is placing Canada in stasis mode so that Judaic-Freemasonry can spiritually and morally violate what God created.
Hegseth stated that "different European beaches are stormed by different dangerous ideologies," pointing specifically to the arrival of "boats and men" on the shores of Spain, Italy, Greece, and Bulgaria. {I will add Canada}.
It is not the "dangerous ideologies" that pose a problem, but rather the political mind-set that finds glory in attacking its own soul.
Thank you,
Joseph Pede
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