Canadian in Exile

Pour le Christ et le roi. For Christ and the king. O Canada! 🇨🇦 He has scattered the proud in the imagination of their hearts —Luke 1, 51.

[Canadian in Exile @JosephTBrandt]

This is so important to understand. Couldn’t stress this enough.

[Colin Wright @SwipeWright]

The notion that we all have a gender identity is a religious framework. It's not an empirical fact, but rather an ideological stance.

I don't have a gender identity. I simply acknowledge that I'm male and express myself according to my own individual personality. I am not "cis."

[Billboard Chris 🌎 @BillboardChris]

142% more Canadians fleeing to America under Trump.

[Ivermectin Shop | Ivermectincure | @_Ivermectincure]

“The World Health Organization” now states on its website:

“COVID-19 vaccination can cause multiple sclerosis due to cross-reactive CD4+ T cells that recognize the spike protein of SARS-CoV-2 and myelin peptides.”

In other words, your own immune system destroys the nerve pathways and then attacks your brain and spinal cord.

This information was available during the lockdowns but was labeled a “conspiracy theory” and censored by social media.

[William Makis @MakisMedicine]

I am grateful that the last 6 years exposed the thousands of con artists in medicine like Brian Goldman.

Doctors who defiled their MD, tore up their Hippocratic Oath and deliberately hurt patients for profit.

These fake doctors were exposed everywhere, no one trusts them anymore, and most of them drank the poisoned Kool-aid they so happily pushed on others.

I am grateful that Canada gave me the opportunity to be an integral part of the medical system, expose the fraud within,

and go on to do the work I do today 😃

[Amanda Achtman @AmandaAchtman]

Listen to how many times Justice Minister Sean Fraser says the purpose of amending the Criminal Code on euthanasia is about protecting doctors from criminal prosecution rather than anything to do with patients' rights.

[Tijmen Van Lindenberg @Tvan123456]

It’s been a long road.
You paid a high price.

But…

You held your head high.
You fought with integrity.
You awakened Canada 🇨🇦 the world 🌎.

You taught us what a Canadian should be.

Thank you and God bless!
@LichTamara

[Rebel News @RebelNewsOnline]

🚨 Another week, another church burned to the ground in Canada

Fire engulfed a church in Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan, at around two in the morning on October 1st.

Another church has burned to the ground in Canada. All Saints Orthodox Church in Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan, built in 1958 by Ukrainian settlers. It went up at about two in the morning on October 1st, the night of Truth and Reconciliation Day.

I flew to Saskatoon and drove another three hours north to see it for myself. There’s almost nothing left. Scorched remains of the walls behind yellow police tape.

It’s a small city — the courthouse is right across the street and the RCMP detachment is a couple of hundred yards away. And that very day, parishioners had been out front repainting the steps.

Here is what the RCMP told us, word for word. Investigators are “working to identify the cause and origin of the fire,” and police have “no further information to share at this time, including any speculation as to whether the fire is suspicious or not.”

Fair enough.

But the yellow police tape is still up, days later. You don’t keep a crime-scene perimeter around an accident. We’ve asked both the police and the fire chief, in writing, whether they think it was arson. No answer yet.

It’s the third church fire in this one corner of Saskatchewan in four years. In 2022, Meadow Lake RCMP called a church fire on Waterhen Lake First Nation suspicious.

In September 2024, St. George Anglican in Loon Lake, built in 1939, burned to the ground, and a man was charged with arson. And when I googled the name of this church, the first result was a different All Saints Ukrainian Orthodox church, in Bellis, Alberta, nearly a century old, burned to the ground in September 2025. Three people charged, including with arson. That’s how tall the pile has grown. You search for one burned church and you find another.

Well over a hundred churches have been vandalized or burned in Canada since 2021. Imagine a hundred mosques. It would lead every newscast. There’d be a joint task force of the RCMP, CSIS and local police. The prime minister would make a national, televised address.

Instead, silence. The CBC, probably the only big outlet with any reach up there, ran nothing on Meadow Lake for days. And not a word from the politicians who never miss a chance to condemn hate against everyone except Christians.

Gerald Butts, Trudeau’s right-hand man, once called church burnings “understandable.” That’s the political class. And this fire came on the one day a year when churches are most loudly blamed for genocide.

Meadow Lake borders the Flying Dust First Nation. White and Indigenous neighbours have lived side by side there for more than a century. In the hours after the fire, people came by the ruins, almost to pay their respects. Several were Indigenous. One couple told me they believed it was arson.

A church in a town of five thousand isn’t just a place to pray. It’s a daycare, a school, a concert hall. It’s where the weddings are, and the funerals. Seventy years of that vanished overnight. Nobody came to bear witness. Not the media, not the government. Except us.

That’s why Rebel News goes to every church burning in Canada. Because the rest of the media won’t, and we need to document this crime wave. But it isn’t cheap. This trip, the flight to Saskatoon, the rental car cost nearly $1,000.

Rebel News doesn’t take a dime of Mark Carney’s media bailout. If we did, we wouldn’t be allowed to cover this story the way it deserves. But it means the bill lands on us, and on readers like you.

When the police finally say what caused this fire, somebody has to be there to ask the next question. Who? Why this church, on this day, and not the two others down the road? And when the next church burns, and there will be a next one, somebody has to get on a plane.

If you want that to be us, please chip in at https://t.co/AtBgqecnfP. Whatever you can spare, $10 or $20, goes to getting a reporter to Meadow Lake and to the next one, which. Sadly, there is sure to be a next one.

[Rebel News @RebelNewsOnline]

A church in Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan was burnt to the ground on Truth and Reconciliation Day. More than 100 churches across Canada have been vandalized, burnt, or torched — and the CBC has nothing on this one.

@EzraLevant is on the scene: https://t.co/cF69pXbhXf

[Drea Humphrey @DreaHumphrey]

BREAKING: Persecution of Christians in Canada to be called out in Ottawa by U.S. lawmaker.

From mass church burnings to imprisoned pastors, educators fired for their faith and concerns over MAID coercion, Oklahoma State Senator Shane Jett is coming to Ottawa to sound the alarm that our own leaders refuse to.

His statement:

[Stacey @StaceyMonette27]

Canada, where the government will hunt down and freeze the bank account ( without due process ) of a single mom who donated $20 to the Freedom Convoy.

But says it’s ‘not in the public interest’ to recoup $34 million taxpayers dollars they fraudulently gave to their family & friends.

[Azadeh Khatibi, MD, MS, MPH @AzadehKhatibiMD]

During COVID, many doctors stayed silent out of fear of losing their medical license, but a small handful decided to fight back in court against California's AB2098 law involving consensus. Dr. Aaron Kheriaty explains.
WATCH THE EPISODE AT LINK IN BIO

#medicalfreedom #consensus

[Billboard Chris 🌎 @BillboardChris]

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[Eric Metaxas @ericmetaxas]

This is Satanic pro-murder propaganda, brought to you by Mark Carney of Canada. This is not far from what Hitler and Goebbels were doing in Germany, pushing the murder of the "unfit." God will judge Carney and Canada for this.

[Mary Talley Bowden MD @MaryBowdenMD]

Ralph Lorigo sued 212 hospitals that refused to let patients try ivermectin. In the 72 cases he won, all but 3 survived. In the 140 cases he lost or couldn’t get to court in time, every single patient died. My patient Jason Jones was one of the unfortunate ones, thanks to Texas Huguley Hospital.

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

I gave Opus 5.5 one of my french theory analysis that got 80 million views and simply asked it to turn it into a video.

This is what it came up with. 🤯🤯🤯

A lot of new stuff to illustrate, this is amazing.

[Campaign Life Coalition @CampaignLife]

In 1 week, we take to street corners across the nation to silently witness to the sanctity of life & the evil of abortion.

No matter your age, abilities, or experience—if you can pray, then you can stand (or sit) with us for the annual LIFE CHAIN.

[Frank Pavone @frfrankpavone]

Young fathers need older men who will tell them plainly: don't run. Become the man your child needs.

[Randy Hillier @randyhillier]

Canadians voters are the largest contributors per capita in funding death in Ukraine.
Canadian voters also pay Drs to kill 16,000+ Canadians per year.

These are the Canadian values Mark Carney promotes.

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

Gramsci was right.

Not about the economy. About the fortress.

He understood something the 1917 people missed: in the West you do not take power by storming the palace. The palace is already protected by something thicker than walls. Schools. Newspapers. Churches. Courts. The words people are allowed to use without being ruined.

He called it a war of position. You do not charge. You occupy the ground where meaning is manufactured, and you wait. The state comes later, almost as a formality.

Rudi Dutschke gave it the name everyone now uses: the long march through the institutions. Same idea. Hire in. Teach. Review. Promote. Rewrite the handbook. Two generations later the institution still has the same logo and a completely different soul.

That is what the last fifty years were.

Not a movie conspiracy. A staffing process.

The 68 generation entered the universities. Then the newsrooms. Then the foundations, the NGOs, HR, the civil service, medicine, law, the cultural funds. Each cohort hired the next cohort in its own moral language. After a while you did not need a secret meeting. The filter did the work. If you did not speak the language, you were “not a culture fit.” If you did, you rose.

They captured the allocation layer: who gets published, who gets funded, who gets licensed, who gets to teach children, who gets to define harm. Once you own allocation, you do not need to win arguments. You just decide which arguments are allowed to exist.

The people inside are not cartoon villains. Most of them think they are protecting the weak. That is why the software spread so well. A bad idea that flatters your virtue travels faster than a true idea that demands courage.

Peter Thiel saw the install while it still looked like a campus fashion.

Stanford, early 90s. He and David Sacks wrote The Diversity Myth in 1995. The thesis was already adult: this is not diversity of thought. It is a monoculture wearing the mask of kindness. The agenda is not non-Western. It is anti-Western. Thirty years later he said almost every point in the book was right, which is both satisfying and depressing.

Then he built a seeing-stone.

Palantir is named after Tolkien’s palantíri: instruments that show what is actually happening, at a distance, without the priestly paraphrase. The bet is simple. Capture lives in opacity. Committees. Budgets nobody can audit. Words that mean their opposite. If you make the flows visible — money, cases, outcomes, contradictions — corruption becomes expensive. Not illegal in a speech. Expensive in daylight. That is the real weapon: not a manifesto. A dashboard the cathedral cannot gaslight.

In 2016 he did the other unforgivable thing. He was the first major Silicon Valley figure to stand up in public and back Trump. Ugly. Costly. Socially suicidal inside his own class.

It was also the correct read.

A captured institution does not reform itself because you published a careful essay. It reforms when something outside the hiring committee arrives and stops pretending the consensus is sacred. Thiel understood that before it was fashionable, before it was safe, before half the people now quoting him had permission to notice.

Elon arrived later, the way builders often do: not from theory. From a wound.

Covid showed him the stack as a single machine. Public health, media, platforms, ministries, all reading from the same sheet, punishing the same questions. Then it became personal. He has said he was tricked, during the fog of that period, into signing off on medical steps for his son. He has said he lost him to what he calls the woke mind virus. “They call it deadnaming for a reason,” he said. “My son is dead.” After that he stopped treating the thing as a debate club. He bought the town square. He vowed to destroy the software.

You can dispute his framing of a family. You cannot dispute the pattern he named. An ideology that reaches into the school, the clinic, and the feed, then tells the parent he is the abuser for noticing, is not “kindness.” It is institutional capture wearing a medical coat.

That is why they are in trouble now.

The long march assumed time was their ally. Hire, wait, repeat. Slow compound interest on cultural power.

Acceleration broke the interest rate.

X ended the local monopoly on the story. A narrative that used to take three news cycles and a ministry can now die in an afternoon. AI compresses expertise that used to live only inside the credentialed guild. Builders ship faster than committees can write the ban. Trust in the captured institutions did not decline politely. It fell off a cliff, because people can see the gap between the sermon and the result.

They still have the buildings. They are losing the spell.

A university takes forty years to occupy and four years to lose legitimacy. A media organ can keep the tone and lose the audience in one product cycle. Bureaucracy is analog. It allocates by meeting. The new world allocates by feedback, at software speed. That is not a fair fight, and they know it. The panic is the tell.

The enemies are not demonic people. They are people running a moral operating system that rewards denunciation over construction. Bad ideas kill their believers first: anxiety, sterility of thought, institutions that cannot tell the truth about crime or borders or children without a glossary. Reconversion is possible. It always was. You change the software. You do not need to burn the human.

The 21st century will not be won by the best press release from inside a captured ministry.

It will be won by the people who build the next seeing-stones, the next town squares, the next companies that make opacity expensive.

Gramsci was right about the method.

He was wrong about the ending.

They marched for fifty years.

The clock just started running the other way.

Now go build.

[Eric Metaxas @ericmetaxas]

PLEASE SHARE. A staggering comparison of world views.

[Matt Alexander @RealMattA_]

Proof of murder is no longer necessary, in Canada.

As long as someone performed necromancy and claims to have spoken to dead people, we are expected to believe that testimony.

We have no right to ask questions.

It's disrespectful.

Welcome to Canada.

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