You must be on the west coast.
Yep. Vancouver.
Once in a while when I'm when I'm out walking around on the busy city streets I'll start talking out loud about Communist infiltrators when there are Chinese people nearby. They always get a nervous look on their faces and quickly leave the scene.
Across the street from where I live there's a company that recently moved in called Deloitte. They have a big sign with their name on it but nothing else to indicate who they are or what they do. They have a security person who keeps the front door locked and lets people in and out. One day I was sitting across the street from them outside the building where I live and I saw one of the security people (a Chinese woman) come out to tell someone they couldn't park their scooter on the sidewalk in front of their building. I went over and told her she can't do that since the sidewalk is public property. She started making excuses that it's okay because the person moved anyway. I dug in and told her that in Canada we have a Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and asked her if she knew that. She said she knew so I asked her to tell me what any one of our rights and freedoms were. She went blank. I asked her how long she's lived here and she said 11 years. I pointed out that immigrants were supposed to understand our Charter and respect it. She kept insisting that the person shouldn't park in front of her building, so I told her that we aren't living in Communist China and she should learn what our rights and freedoms are here. She tried to get all friendly and change the subject, so I just walked back across the street. I started keeping an eye on the building, and over the next few days I saw her come out several more times to chase people away who were doing nothing more than standing out front on the sidewalk.
I later read a couple of recent articles about BlackRock and Vanguard, and found out that Deloitte collaborated on a report with the WEF called 'Beyond Fintech: A Pragmatic Assessment of Disruptive Potential in Financial Services', and were also named in an article about the Fourth Industrial Revolution which stated that they partnered with another company called Salesforce to create a training program of some sort. A further look online shows that they're very heavily involved in the globalist agenda. All very interesting. I'm thinking of having another discussion with the woman....
Once in a while when I'm when I'm out walking around on the busy city streets I'll start talking out loud about Communist infiltrators when there are Chinese people nearby. They always get a nervous look on their faces and quickly leave the scene.
LOL, I visited Venezuela back in the early 90's and was asking a man sitting next to me on a domestic flight about the strange things I was witnessing in Caracas. His first words was "keep it down, you don't know who is listening". If someone grew up under oppression from communist forces I can see how they would be almost programmed to be afraid of that kind of talk.
Seeing how the RCMP has turned into the Hitler Brown Shirts I think your country is further down the road than the US in turning into a full blown Fascist or communist style government. You should have told the lady that you can go down and petition city hall for a no parking sign in front of your building. You can't just make up your own rules.
I had a thought about all the immigrants. They need to be educated about the Constitution and the rights it provides to the person. Coming from an oppressive government they might be low hanging fruit for our side.
Seeing how the RCMP has turned into the Hitler Brown Shirts I think your country is further down the road than the US in turning into a full blown Fascist or communist style government.
Definitely is. But nowadays with all these immigrants, it's more Socialist than Fascist, at least in the west.
You should have told the lady that you can go down and petition city hall for a no parking sign in front of your building.
That reminds me... While we were talking, I was smoking a cigarette, and she complained that I couldn't smoke within 20 feet of the building. This is a by-law they introduced years ago but never usually enforce any more, and all businesses are supposed to have signs on their store-fronts stating the bylaw. I looked at the front of her building and pointed out that she didn't have the sign, and told her she could call the cops if she wanted, but I was going to continue to smoke. I told her that there were already too many bylaws that infringed on our rights and freedoms because of people like her who always complained about every little thing, so I was willing to fight it in court if I had to, and she would lose. I later got my camera and let her watch me take pictures of the front of the building in case I would need them as evidence.
I had a thought about all the immigrants. They need to be educated about the Constitution and the rights it provides to the person.
It used to be mandatory for all immigrants to understand them. It was also mandatory that they speak either English or French. None of that applies any more. There are immigrants who have lived here for 30 years who still can't speak our language.
Love it! Keep fighting back. I do everyday. Remember one thing.....never let the bastards get you down. :)
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