Roman Wolfli

Advsr to Board @ Chldrn 1st Can | Youth Amb. @ 5Rights | VP Events @ CPCMcGill | Policy Dir for CDN Youth for Fiscal Resp. | VP Proced. @ McMP | Opinions = Mine

[Monarchists of America @MOA_Official1]

You can tell a lot about someone's IQ by how they obsess about Jews. The more obsessed they are, whether that be an obsession with a positive or negative opinion of Jews, the more idiotic they sound.

[Roman Wolfli @RojanePresident]

@LilyArtemisTO @RealAlbanianPat It was very difficult for ordinary people to travel long distances prior to that time

[Tristin Hopper @TristinHopper]

I tried to tell Newfoundlanders that there used to be a very distinct B.C. accent that is now all but extinct. Once it's gone it's gone.

[Yuan Yi Zhu @yuanyi_z]

@gilmcgowan 100,000 Canadians died fighting under that flag. You are the weird one.

[Roman Wolfli @RojanePresident]

Everything except bagged milk 😔

[Oh Canaduh @CanaduhOh]

How Canadian are you?

[Nehan Azam | نهان ازم 🇨🇦🇮🇷 @NehanAzamBC]

Protecting kids?

Bullshit.

You follow a BDSM kink page where in one video, they said that “We should be teaching more teenagers about kink as part of their sexual education.”

Sit down.

All of you guys, and girls are nothing but a joke. 🤣

[Roman Wolfli @RojanePresident]

Oui. Mais le français est plutôt cool aussi. 😉

[Geoff Russ 🍁 @GeoffRuss3]

'English was a bastard language – this is what you're fighting to protect – a language that is not even its own. It's a bastardisation of Greek, Old Norse, Latin'

That's right, and it is the most important, world-changing language to ever exist. You live in a world led by English, learn to love it.

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

Keiko Fujimori was just sworn in as Peru's new president.

Another defeat for communism in South America.

[Roman Wolfli @RojanePresident]

Yikes!

Just because he’s better than Trudeau doesn’t mean he’s at all close to handling this. The bar is so low it’s in hell.

[Michelle Rempel Garner @MichelleRempel]

Do you think immigration is "under control" in Canada?

Mark Carney thinks so.

[Roman Wolfli @RojanePresident]

@GeoffRuss3 @nationalpost An undervalued element of hockey is how helpful it can be for new immigrants integrating into our culture. I know many immigrant families who became passionate hockey fans after getting into it to connect to Canada when they first arrived.

[Roman Wolfli @RojanePresident]

@m00n__m1lk Timeless wisdom: Idle hands are the devils playthings.

[Roman Wolfli @RojanePresident]

@_Zaraquin No, this is called showmanship. And that’s what he’s good at.

[Roman Wolfli @RojanePresident]

Most Canadians have stopped thinking about our country as a place with factories and industry.

But we are such a place and we should be doing it MORE.

[François Legault @francoislegault]

J’ai visité l’entreprises CSF International de Repentigny qui fabrique des composantes de réfrigération utilisées dans les épiceries partout en Amérique du Nord et poursuit une croissance remarquable, notamment sur le marché américain.

Une belle rencontre avec une entreprise de chez nous qui continue de faire rayonner le savoir-faire québécois bien au-delà de nos frontières.

Merci à Martin Allen, Rémi Boileau et Catherine Kouris pour leur accueil chaleureux!

Visionnez la vidéo au complet sur mon nouveau site web: https://t.co/VpbWKVoQiP

[Roman Wolfli @RojanePresident]

Gen Z is becoming radicalized due to social media algorithms and the disintegration of our society’s grand narratives.

[LeftMon United Front👑🇮🇷 @TheLeftMons]

“Gen Z is becoming conservative”
“Gen Z is becoming Socialist”
“Gen Z is becoming fascist”
“Gen Z is becoming Progressive”
“Gen Z is becoming trad”

WHICH IS IT?!?!?!

[Roman Wolfli @RojanePresident]

People like the cartoonist here are the real enemies of patriotism in Canada.

Nothing is less patriotic than suggesting that your opponent seek the demise of the country just because they differed on policies.

Shame on him and shame, as usual, on the Toronto Star.

[Roman Baber @Roman_Baber]

C'mon @TheoMoudakis, are you really suggesting that Poilievre would be cheering at the prospect of Canada falling like a domino? Have you no shame?

Where are the editors of the @TorontoStar on this? Where is Jordan Bitove?

[Roman Baber @Roman_Baber]

C'mon @TheoMoudakis, are you really suggesting that Poilievre would be cheering at the prospect of Canada falling like a domino? Have you no shame?

Where are the editors of the @TorontoStar on this? Where is Jordan Bitove?

[Roman Wolfli @RojanePresident]

The fruits of so-called anti-“Zionism”, ladies and gentlemen.

If you think it’s just about criticizing Israel, you’re being played.

[Dimitris Soudas 🇨🇦⚜️🇬🇷☦️ 13.12.1943 @DimitrisSoudas]

“Jews are not allowed here.”

Those were the words directed at a Jewish family enjoying an evening with their children at Montreal’s La Fontaine Park.

The family had politely asked a woman to respect the clearly posted rule prohibiting dogs in the children’s splash pad after their children became afraid to enter the water because dogs were inside the play area.

Her response:

“Jews are not allowed here.”

The incident was captured on video, and the father has filed a police report with the Service de police de la Ville de Montréal.

Consequences. There must be consequences.

[Roman Wolfli @RojanePresident]

In Place du Canada, Montreal, Laurier’s statue remains standing while Sir John A’s has long been toppled.

BRING BACK MACDONALD!!

[Jason Kenney 🇨🇦🇺🇦🇮🇱 @jkenney]

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The campaign of cancelling Canadian historical figures doesn’t even pretend to apply a consistent standard.

For example, compare Wilfried Laurier to John Macdonald.

Laurier:

- Massively expanded the Indian Residential School System beyond its relatively modest start under the Macdonald government;

- Suppressed the 1907 Bryce Report, which detailed poor living conditions in Indian residential schools, and called for reforms;

- Increased the Chinese Head Tax tenfold from $50 under Macdonald, to a prohibitive $500. Also prepared the groundwork for the Liberal King government’s 1923 “Exclusion Act” which barred Chinese from immigrating;

- Adopted the Continuous Journey Policy, whose explicit goal was to bar the immigration of South Asians, and which led to the tragic Komagatu Maru incident. This was done *against* the advice of the Imperial government in London;

- In 1911 Laurier signed an order in council prohibiting “any immigrants belonging to the Negro race, which race is deemed unsuitable.”

- Seized Indian Treaty lands, and repeatedly violated treaties

By today’s standards, Laurier’s record was infinitely worse than Macdonald’s on these and other issues.

And yet no one has torn down Laurier statues, or removed his name from hundreds of roads, schools, and buildings. Parks Canada hasn’t turned Laurier’s house in Ottawa into a horror house of historic wrongs, as they did to Macdonald’s house in Kingston.

In fact, the Liberal Party, one of the catalysts of cancelling Canadian history, continues to honour Laurier by naming its major donor club after him.

You can’t make this up.

Why the double standards?

Is it because in the lunatic world of intersectionality, Laurier’s status as a French Canadian trumps Macdonald’s as a Scot? (Even though Laurier came from a well off family, and Macdonald was from a family of hardscrabble Highland Clearance Scots?)

Is it because Liberals have used their dominant role in “Official Canada” to define our history?

To be clear: I’m not calling for Laurier’s cancellation. Despite his flaws he was a great, consequential leader. So too was John Macdonald.

I’m calling for a reversal of this entire, arbitrary, demoralizing project of wrecking our history.

[Roman Wolfli @RojanePresident]

@NeoliberalAkiho Ironically, Mulcair would have been way more moderate and, in my (conservative) opinion, a much better PM.

[Roman Wolfli @RojanePresident]

@SpaceWalkerReal Institutionalism mogs