Essays in Idleness

The campaign to strip charitable status away from all Canadian churches and charities may well succeed through the present Canadian “federal” (once Dominion) election. Typically, it isn’t being seriously discussed. This is how “Liberals” work — along with flexible, spineless “Conservatives” who wet themselves when pressured. They present each radical, perverted scheme finally as a fait accompli, all resistance having been crushed in anticipation.

In each case, perhaps four in five voters would oppose the scheme, if they were asked candidly; but one in five are enthusiastically in favour. This “twenty percent” now includes all the political and media “elites,” and holds reliably woke-leftist views on everything.

Donald Trump, whom I admire more and more, has flipped the game and the bird on them, by consistently campaigning on “eighty percent” issues, exposing the progressives for what they are. That they are enemies of religion and decency — they are inhabited by Devils, after all — becomes apparent. Because Trump is a man (in defiance of the sexually crossed-over progressives), he has begun to prevail after only a decade in presidential politics. The self-styled “elitists,” who have a monopoly of low-intelligence Democrats in the USA and NDP-Liberals in Canada, have gone apoplectic in both places, but hey, truth is advancing.

It now goes without saying that the suppression of churches and charities will be terminated in the United States. But there are no men in Canada, so the cause is lost up here.

About seven percent of taxation is a necessary evil, to support our external and internal defences; the rest is an extravagant, unnecessary evil. Charitable exemptions for civilized behaviour would not be necessary except for our monstrous taxes. The progressive is the natural enemy of civilization, but the saintly Elon Musk is exposing him south of the border, by his relentless war on bureaucratic filth.

We can only pray that, by some miracle, his “DOGE” effort will eventually extend through melting glaciers into Canada and Greenland.