Oh Canada

[Worthauger]

against tyranny

I will always be on the side of those who have nothing and who are not even allowed to be left alone to enjoy what little nothing they have in peace.

[Master Trollda]

I will always be on the side of those who have nothing and who are not even allowed to be left alone to enjoy what little nothing they have in peace.

[Worthauger]

Atlas shrugged—He was a sissy-girlyman.

“Kucziflex” doesn't sound good to me. It doesn't roll off the tongue well. I'm going to look into this. It might be patented already.

[Master Trollda]

Atlas shrugged—He was a sissy-girlyman.

“Kucziflex” doesn't sound good to me. It doesn't roll off the tongue well. I'm going to look into this. It might be patented already.

It tested well in my focus group. Most expected patented home exercise equipment to follow.

[Worthauger]

It tested well in my focus group.

So did cholera.

[Master Trollda]

So did cholera.

Only the Asian variety.

[Master Trollda]

[Laser]

We're not opening a Pandora's Box here of people gumming up cities.  This protest was caused by an unprecedented fucking up by the state of the lives of normal human beings.  All for nothing.  It was presented in a certain way - 'two weeks to flatten the curve' - and then with a series of 'sunk cost' arguments - 'if you stop now, you'll have wasted all your efforts to date' - and finally with The Science - with which you cannot argue, despite it constantly changing - with it now having become abundantly clear that the pandemic bureaucracy is never going to give up its power.  The country has been pushed too far.  If we are lucky, this doesn't end up in civil war, but just in peaceful protest leading to negotiations.

The most interesting thing about the truckers isn't class based, it is the fact they knew they had rights to free speech and assembly, and they exercised them.  When 'society' pushed back, as it would, the truckers resisted.  They did not back down.  The politicians and bureaucrats are much more terrified of this than they will ever allow themselves to show, as knowledge of the ability to resist - with the state unable to use the usual violence as it would create a 'legitimacy crisis' - puts an end to all their power and money games.  The possibility of resistance through protest, and knowledge that you can get away with it, is just about the only reason for any optimism in the world.

https://xymphora.blogspot.com/2022/02/you-might-not-like-it.html

[WOTR]

I believe that stealing a few cans of gas was for show- to demonstrate that they are making an effort. They NEED to let fuel through. No-not because it would be inhumane not to. Rather because IF those trucks run out of fuel, and tow companies continue to refuse to tow them, you have a roadblock until spring.

Most trucks will not start well in those temperatures. Maybe they have a block heater (electricity). Maybe not. It is not in anybody's best interests to ensure that even if the trucker wants to leave, that he is there permanent.

But yeah- they sure did look tough stealing $3000 or $5000 of fuel. It gave the political class something to cheer, and the average person a better understanding of who the police really are and who they serve.

[WOTR]

It is not that politics are not suitable for women, or that women are not suitable for politics... it is just that, simply put: politics aren't good enough for them.


*gently allows microphone to descend to stage as lights slowly dim*

What about trans women?

[Master Trollda]

trans women?

[WOTR]

https://xymphora.blogspot.com/2022/02/you-might-not-like-it.html

Can you believe that I keep seeing people waking up due to the actions that the government is taking? More people demanding that a social credit future be prevented. That we need to tear down all that they have done towards the great reset and dismantle the financial system and even the justice system. "There is no way to vote yourself out of this mess" is a common phrase.

It is almost enough to bring a tear to your eye.

[WOTR]

A quick story from Milk River. Near the start, the RCMP wanted to speak to the "leader." They could not believe that an operation like that (outhouses, food, trucks, trailers, firewood, first aid kits, light plants and store houses for donations) could spring up and keep thousands fed without "leadership." They were told there is no leader. I have seen the same comments from Ottawa politicians. "This group is too well organized and too polished not to have professional leadership." Of course these eggheadded pencil pushing pussies would think that a leader such as themselves is necessary.

I honestly believe that politicians, the police or the military could not do it without 50 people planning and 50 more doing logistics. They believe you cannot mobilize 5 or 7 thousand people without "leadership." But they fail to realize that every person at these protests are the ones who have kept Canada running for decades. These are the people who have built Canada. The roads, the buildings, the economy. They grow the food and are the small businessman.

Yes, a city sprung up overnight on the parries of Alberta. And truckers brought a city with them to Ottawa prepared to hunker down for months.  Every one knows what needs to be done, and every one is pulling on the same rope. There is no "leader" to talk to, and no way to stop it easily.

[WOTR]

https://xymphora.blogspot.com/2022/02/you-might-not-like-it.html

I was talking with a friend today about this. Basically, the conclusion was that this in necessary because when the politicians refuse to listen, and when they stop representing people in favour of corporations (or Klauss Schwab) then civil disobedience and protest becomes not just morally justified, but a requirement. And he is pretty far left leaning...

The Russia today piece was interesting. And true. The Coutts / Milk river protest had that kind of a feel. There is almost no negativity.

As for racism- I would say I'm sure that it exists. But there are a number of pictures of me hugging a minority. I'm actually pretty well known with some of them- and I would consider them my "brothers in freedom." Some of them are downright fanatical freedom fighters.

I have given race a lot of thought. Whites are over represented- but many of them are eastern European and came from communism. The Chinese community is there, I have talked to a somewhat recent immigrant from Rwanda and native Canadians. I have talked with Muslims (not a lot, to be honest) Sikhs, Buddhists, Christians and atheists. I have marched with men, women and transgender individuals and even a homeless man in winter pushing his cart (one of the only times I got off the EUC was to walk with him a few blocks.)

And in the end, I would consider each one of these people to be more Canadian than the tens of thousands of whites sitting on the couch watching netflix while their freedom slips through their fingers and they ignore it. I consider them to be closer to my views and more aligned with my values than the Christians sitting in the pews of a church saying "vax passports are OK, and we need to respect the government."

I'm sure there are some here who would disagree. But I would embrace each one of these people regardless of their race or religion as a true Canadian and would be OK with banishing the ones sitting on their couch. I hear that California is looking for more sheep.

[Worthauger]

Can you believe that I keep seeing people waking up due to

I had nothing to do with it. I am not attempting to contact Your People.