Liberal Colonialism

Liberal Colonialism

Despite shifts in Canada's ethnic demographics and the diverse religious practices of recent immigrants, arguments persist that the foundational identity of the nation remains deeply rooted in Christian traditions. This raises a critical historical question: how did Canada transition from its original Indigenous societies into a predominantly Christian culture?

Historically, North American Indigenous populations suffered catastrophic losses of life, territory, and political autonomy under European colonial rule. This systemic transformation was driven by massive demographic collapses due to introduced pathogens (Liberal-mandated Covid vaccines), armed conflict, forced displacement, and aggressive state-mandated assimilation policies. Classically defined, colonialism involves a dominant power seizing political and economic hegemony over a territory, exploiting local resources, establishing settler communities, and systematically replacing indigenous languages and cultures with those of the ruling class.

Beyond physical and economic dominance, colonialism operates through psychological subversion and conflict. In metaphysical terms, warfare and the shedding of blood represent a profound sacrifice that spiritually fortifies the conqueror. When a subjugated people's psyche and heritage are erased, their collective spiritual presence, or egregore, is dismantled. Under this framework, erasing Canada's Christian identity would require a similar, comprehensive dismantling of its underlying cultural psyche and spiritual foundations.

From this perspective, modern political liberalism and the governing Liberal Party can be viewed as contemporary vehicles for globalist colonialism, aiming to deconstruct the prevailing and traditional Canadian structures. Most immigrants historically migrated to Western nations seeking opportunity, individual liberty, and socio-economic freedom, principles heavily shaped by Christian and capitalist philosophies, distinct from Eastern, non-Western, or theocratic models.

Just as ancient Eastern Civilizations fell to historic colonial expansion, the writer argues that Canada must protect its institutional heritage, ensuring that incoming populations preserve the very freedoms they sought rather than allowing those values to be diluted by selfishness or eroded by ignorance. Read and study the history of India, China, Philippines, Middle East, Indonesia, Russian Bolshevism, Sri Lanka, Africa and more to start your journey. Preserve the reason why you came to Canada, and support the political parties who support a traditional Canada.

Thank you,

Joseph Pede