Unmasking the Assault: How Ideological Subversion and a Disregard for Heritage Are Undermining Canada’s Military

• White Males: Approximately 71%
• Visible Minorities: Approximately 11%
• Indigenous Peoples: Around 2.8%
• Women: About 15%

• Harjit Sajjan’s Concert Stunt: The former Defense Minister’s request to use Canadian soldiers as mere backdrops for a Punjabi pop star’s concert is not a harmless gesture; it’s a symbolic attack on the dignity and professionalism of the military, and further, it could be due to the demographic composition of the Canadian Armed Forces and/or religious foundation either current and/or historical (heritage). It reduces soldiers, those who have sworn an oath to defend our nation, to mere props for entertainment, sending a clear message that their service is not valued or respected.
• Chronic Underfunding: The Trudeau government has consistently underfunded the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF), only recently altering its direction slightly in a pretense of promoting freedom after three years of criticism from Skills Gap Trainer (SGT). This chronic underfunding has led to delays in procuring essential equipment, and plans to procure equipment far in the distant future, often scheduled for arrival post-conflict timelines based on U.S. probability estimates for conflict (so as to create a window of vulnerability for Canada). Additionally, there is a shortage of trained personnel, exacerbated by cultural indoctrination under Prime Minister Trudeau and the Liberal Party from 2015 to 2024. This decline in operational readiness is not merely due to fiscal constraints but reflects a deliberate choice to prioritize other spending areas, non tangible areas that do not improve the physical reality of Canada (basically an avoidance of professionals, funding industries that do not employ professionals/specialists for tasks in the real world, and instead only administrative office funding, local or foreign – non energy based.. so no progress).
• Instead of focusing on the fundamental needs of public safety and national defense, the government has funnelled resources into 86,000 charities, which provide no real productivity gains to the economy and offer unclear support to struggling Canadians (as the help to needy is offered by Provinces and Federal Government). Moreover, the government employs thousands of private consultants to perform tasks that millions of government workers are already hired to do. Climate change initiatives have also been prioritized, yet they have failed to build critical infrastructure such as natural gas hybrid transportation systems, solar and wind renewables, nuclear small modular reactors, or reforestation projects.
• This neglect of critical infrastructure (drainage systems, greenhouses for cities, hospital specialists and new backup hospitals, manufacturing, trades development systems, etc..), public safety, including border security, police, justice, and health policies, and national defense underscores a strategic misstep that undermines the domestic resilience, security and sovereignty of Canada.
• Diversity Over Meritocracy: The relentless pursuit of diversity quotas within the CAF, while presented as a noble goal, has often come at the expense of meritocracy and operational effectiveness. Lowering standards to meet arbitrary targets undermines the professionalism and expertise that are essential for a strong and effective military.
• Ideological Subversion: The introduction of “woke” ideology into the CAF, through training programs that focus on social justice issues rather than combat readiness, is eroding the traditional values of duty, honour, and loyalty that have long defined our military culture. It runs the risk to sever the bonds between citizens and soldiers, between humans and land, between citizens authority and soldiers authority to shape national policy from the origins of their own heritage. This ideological shift is creating division, undermining morale, and distracting from the core mission of defending our nation.
• Apathy Towards Attacks on Christian Institutions: The Liberal government’s muted response to the wave of arson attacks on Christian churches, at least 100 Christian churches burned in recent time across Canada (a short condensed time frame), sends a chilling message to those who hold these values dear, including many members of the CAF. This disregard for the cultural and religious heritage of a significant portion of our military personnel is not only insensitive but also strategically foolish. It undermines morale, erodes trust, and creates a sense of alienation among those who are called upon to defend our nation.
• A country that does not defend it’s own culture, and which seeks the fastest possible way to replace it’s own culture with another, it’s own children, with the children of families of outside nations, will not be a country that fights for it’s own future, it’s own children (Millenials and Gen Z), and will become a country that always serves the needs of others. (WEF, BRICS, CCP, UN, WHO, Socialist imitators, Communists wannabes, Iran, AI systems cultural religious leaders, etc..)
• Given these factors, how does the CAF expect to command an army of Canadians, in the event that the country is called upon once again to defend freedom not only in Canada, but around the world. An army that does not defend itself, that does not defend it’s domestic structures, will not be an army that Canadians will fight for to defend the world.

• Erosion of Morale and Cohesion: The constant attacks on the CAF’s culture, values, and operational effectiveness have created a climate of disillusionment and resentment among its members. This erosion of morale and cohesion undermines the very foundation of a strong and effective military, making it less capable of responding to threats and less willing to sacrifice for a nation that seems to no longer value their service. Further, it is possible and/or likely these ideological attacks have lowered the fitness level and/or preparedness level of the primary forces and the reserve forces, to possibly lower standard than rival armies. Ex: Asia.
• Increased Vulnerability to External Threats: In a world where geopolitical tensions are escalating, where our adversaries are rapidly modernizing their militaries, and where new forms of warfare, such as cyberattacks and hybrid warfare, pandemic warfare and electromagnetic warfare, are emerging, a weakened, unfunded and unequipped, and demoralized CAF leaves Canada increasingly vulnerable, and leaves NATO increasingly vulnerable.. leaving all of the worlds poor nations up for grabs by non democratic actors. Billions of lives are at stake once again.
• Erosion of Public Trust: The government’s disregard for the values and concerns of a significant portion of its citizens, including those who serve in the military, is eroding public trust in our institutions and our leadership. This loss of trust weakens our national unity, undermines our resilience, and makes us more susceptible to manipulation and division.

• Recognize the Threat: Acknowledge the deliberate and systematic attack on the Canadian Armed Forces, its culture, its values, and its operational effectiveness.
• Demand Accountability: Hold our leaders responsible for their decisions and demand a return to policies that prioritize the strength, readiness, and morale of our military.
• Support Our Troops: Show our appreciation and gratitude for the men and women who serve in the CAF, recognizing the sacrifices they make to protect our freedoms and our way of life.
• Reassert Our Values: Embrace the principles of meritocracy, individual responsibility, and national pride. Reject the divisive ideologies that seek to undermine our unity, our heritage, and our shared commitment to building a strong and free Canada.
• Unleash Canada’s Industrial Might:We must reignite the engines of our economy, embracing a vision of industrial mobilization that harnesses the talent and potential of all Canadians. This is not just about creating jobs; it’s about reclaiming our sovereignty, securing our future, and building a nation that is capable of providing for its own needs and defending its own interests. This requires a fundamental shift in our thinking, a move away from the administrative bloat and “woke” ideology that have stifled our industries and eroded our national spirit.

• Rebalance the Workforce: We need to shift our focus from unproductive administrative roles to the skilled trades, engineering, manufacturing, resource, energy, and technology sectors that drive real economic growth. This means:
• Double STEM graduates: Drastically increase the number of graduates in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields by providing incentives for students, investing in STEM education at all levels, and creating a culture that celebrates these essential technical professions and not administrative positions.
• Shift from administration to production: Encourage a massive shift of workers (labour market rebalancing) from government administration, banking administration, education administration, healthcare administration, drug administration, liquor administration, and other tax-subsidized industries towards productive engagement in industrialization, resource development and export, energy extraction and generation and export, and technological development and export, and manufacturing export and independent and decentralized agricultural production. Offer retraining programs, provide incentives for businesses to hire skilled workers, and create a regulatory environment that rewards innovation and risk-taking.
• Invest in STEM Education and Skills Training: Equip Canadians with the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in a technologically advanced world. This means prioritizing hands-on learning, apprenticeships (enhancing societies such as Engineer society, ASTTBC, ASET, CIPS with apprenticeship models and skills devleopmenet models, etc.. instead of writing and research University funding), and collaboration with industry to ensure that education aligns with the needs of the real world.
• Support Canadian Businesses and Entrepreneurs: Create a regulatory environment that encourages innovation, investment, and job creation. Cut red tape, reduce taxes, and empower entrepreneurs to build businesses that create wealth and opportunity for all Canadians.
• Unlock Canada’s Resource Potential: Develop our energy and natural resources responsibly and sustainably, for the benefit of all Canadians. Build pipelines, open up new mining projects, and harness our vast energy resources to create jobs, generate wealth, and secure our energy independence.
• Rebuilding our Manufacturing Base: Bring back manufacturing jobs to Canada, creating a more resilient and self-sufficient economy. Invest in advanced manufacturing technologies, support the development of new industries (3D printing, missile and rocket production (autonomous), bullet production factories) for export and revenue purposes, support jet production and ship production within Canada through intellectual property transfers from external defense contractors in Asia, USA and Europe, and create a competitive environment that attracts global investment to our private businesses and stock markets (this requires Conservative MPs).

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