Liberal Forum
Archive
‹
No Holds Barred Political Forum
‹
Justin Trudeau has resigned and Canada’s Liberal party has selected Mark Carney as his replacement.
Today 12:18 pm
https://canadafreepress.com/article/for ... ld-j-trump
There has been the deliberately engineered [[[JWO agenda]]] to make this happen to every White ruled nation........
Poor Canada has really been hammered by it.
White Guilt has been especially strong with their soft, spoiled and effeminately raised youth.
Before 1981, racialized people accounted for less than 5% of the total population, largely because of place-of-origin restrictions in Canadian immigration policy. In the 1960s and 1970s, Canadian immigration policy was reformed to base admissions largely on human capital and labour-market criteria, regardless of national origin or ethnocultural group (Kelley & Trebilcock, 1998). After several decades of immigration under the reformed policy, there has been a large shift in the source countries of immigration inflows and, consequently, in the demographic composition of Canadian society. In addition, the Canadian-born children of non-European immigrants who arrived since the 1960s have come of age and their numbers have increased rapidly in recent decades. In 2021, one in four people in Canada (26.5%) were from the racialized population, twice the corresponding share (13.4%) in 2001 (Statistics Canada, 2003 and 2022a). Furthermore, the composition of the racialized population has changed as smaller groups increased their population share.
There has been the deliberately engineered [[[JWO agenda]]] to make this happen to every White ruled nation........
Poor Canada has really been hammered by it.
White Guilt has been especially strong with their soft, spoiled and effeminately raised youth.
Before 1981, racialized people accounted for less than 5% of the total population, largely because of place-of-origin restrictions in Canadian immigration policy. In the 1960s and 1970s, Canadian immigration policy was reformed to base admissions largely on human capital and labour-market criteria, regardless of national origin or ethnocultural group (Kelley & Trebilcock, 1998). After several decades of immigration under the reformed policy, there has been a large shift in the source countries of immigration inflows and, consequently, in the demographic composition of Canadian society. In addition, the Canadian-born children of non-European immigrants who arrived since the 1960s have come of age and their numbers have increased rapidly in recent decades. In 2021, one in four people in Canada (26.5%) were from the racialized population, twice the corresponding share (13.4%) in 2001 (Statistics Canada, 2003 and 2022a). Furthermore, the composition of the racialized population has changed as smaller groups increased their population share.