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Commentary

Over the years, many folks have promised themselves that they would “turn over a new leaf” on New Years Day.

More than 2,000 years ago, in the town of Bethlehem, mankind received the greatest gift that could ever be given. The Son of God came as the Christ child—without sin, but in every other way—wrapped in human flesh.

Two weeks ago, our guest columnist, Andrew Lawton, spoke of the fact that in March 2023, Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) will be offered for the mentally ill.

The Bank of Canada, like central banks all over the world, is actively working to create and manage central bank digital currencies (CBDC), that is: “. . . virtual money backed and issued by a central bank. As cryptocurrencies and stablecoins have become more popular, the world’s central banks have realized that they need to provide an alternative—or let the future of money pass them by.” What could possibly go wrong?

In four months, barring a political miracle, people in Canada struggling with mental illness will be eligible for medically assisted deaths. It is the starkest and most dangerous expansion of access since Canada legalized assisted suicide in 2016.

Recent news stories have revealed the shocking information that money was funnelled from China to the campaigns of at least 11 federal candidates in the 2019 election. In addition to that, funds were used to directly support staff working in some of those campaigns.

Republicans had shown great hopes in recent months that there would be a “red wave” washing over both the House of Representatives and the US Senate, but they did not achieve those sanguine expectations….

In a few days, Canadians will gather around memorials and mark Remembrance Day, formerly called “Armistice Day.” Since 1919, the members of the Commonwealth have marked the signing of the Armistice Agreement that ended World War 1, November 11, at 11 a.m.—the eleventh hour, of the eleventh day, of the eleventh month.

... That truth about the deceitfulness of human nature and its tendency to compromise principles for personal gain—especially when granted authoritarian power—is manifest dramatically in our day.

On Friday, Oct. 21, the federal government’s threat (or promise, depending on your point of view) to ban the sale or transfer of handguns came into effect. If you do not already possess a pistol, you cannot acquire one...

Recently, Chief of Canada’s Defence Staff, General Wayne Eyre, indicated that the situation with our military was so dire that it will take the next eight years to rebuild our military.

These are some of the things that God hates. Prime Minister Trudeau and his closest lackeys are guilty of all of them. The “proud look” we know only too well.