Quebec is where the nation of Canada began. Quebec is where the nation à la Roxham Rd nearly came to an end. High hopes under CAQ, Quebec will be the handmaiden to G0D’s deliverance from the grip of open borders globalists who seek to destroy this nation. Félicitations!!! This Anglophone’s for Québec and the Québécois people is ineffable! Many next door are celebrating this historic majority WIN with you. Throwback:
Faith J Goldy published this video on Jun 6, 2018: 18 months after Canada’s border crisis first began, on June 3, a group of roughly 300 patriots and nationalists from across the country gathered at the most porous illegal entry point on Roxham Rd in Quebec. The radical pro-open borders group, Antifa, tried to shut us down by forming a road blocked and placing spikes on the pavement; however, they were no match for our numbers and will. After Quebec provincial police ushered the anarchists away, patriots marched towards the border chanting nationalist slogans and standing shoulder to shoulder against Justin Trudeau’s globalist government and our undemocratic open borders policy. While several media were on the ground for the entirety of our event, only one CTV story covered the event — and we all know what that means: Canadian nationalists hosted an event so good, the media didn’t know how to spin it! … And I, Faith Goldy, for one, can’t wait to do it again!
Comment: Nationalism is the future and immigration is the biggest issue. CAQ ‘s win in Quebec is only the beginning. The CAQ government would deport any immigrant who didn’t pass French language and values tests after the first 3 years of their stay. Identity, culture and demographics will become key issues from here on in. It is unavoidable politically … but the main stream media is in heavy denial that this groundswell of nationalism is occurring under their noses and people are tired of endless immigration from the third world shitholes. And the more politicians in this country avoid/stray from these issues, the more irrelevant they will become.
