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Canada The Unknown Country
15.04.202522:28
The movie poster for the NFB propaganda film “Our Northern Neighbour,” designed by Harry Mayerovitch. Is it just me, or does this guy look weirdly like JFK? 😂
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Dan Eriksson (DFS)
07.04.202516:58
Fragments for a Gilded Age
by Dan Eriksson
—
He steps from the gleaming chassis,
hair lacquered,
words burnished.
Says: I know your toil.
Says: I bear your yoke.
But his voice is oil —
slick,
never sticking to the stone.
His fingers do not crack in winter.
His sleep is not broken
by the rent come due.
We hammer in cold dawn,
he feasts beneath chandeliers.
Still —
the crowd chants his name
like a charm
to ward off hunger.
Do they not see?
The coin spins always
toward the same hands.
The altar is set,
not for saints,
but for shareholders.
And every promise —
an incantation
to keep us quiet.
The silos groan with wheat.
The lakes are thick with fish.
And yet—
the child grows thin,
the cupboards echo.
Not from lack.
From design.
They’ve gilded the cage
and taught us to sing in it.
He is not with us.
He is not of us.
He is the mask
on the face of the leech.
And you —
still closer to the dust
than you will ever be
to the throne.
by Dan Eriksson
—
He steps from the gleaming chassis,
hair lacquered,
words burnished.
Says: I know your toil.
Says: I bear your yoke.
But his voice is oil —
slick,
never sticking to the stone.
His fingers do not crack in winter.
His sleep is not broken
by the rent come due.
We hammer in cold dawn,
he feasts beneath chandeliers.
Still —
the crowd chants his name
like a charm
to ward off hunger.
Do they not see?
The coin spins always
toward the same hands.
The altar is set,
not for saints,
but for shareholders.
And every promise —
an incantation
to keep us quiet.
The silos groan with wheat.
The lakes are thick with fish.
And yet—
the child grows thin,
the cupboards echo.
Not from lack.
From design.
They’ve gilded the cage
and taught us to sing in it.
He is not with us.
He is not of us.
He is the mask
on the face of the leech.
And you —
still closer to the dust
than you will ever be
to the throne.
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History of Marxism
15.04.202523:57
The poster reads "Peace and freedom in the Soviet Union"
White Army propaganda poster from the Russian Civil War era (1919), depicting a caricature Leon Trotsky as a large demon, and Chinese soldiers.
There was a notable number of them in the Red Army. They are depicted executing a prisoner and shoveling bones. Many Chinese were used as executioners in the Cheka and had a reputation as such among White Army soldiers.
White Army propaganda poster from the Russian Civil War era (1919), depicting a caricature Leon Trotsky as a large demon, and Chinese soldiers.
There was a notable number of them in the Red Army. They are depicted executing a prisoner and shoveling bones. Many Chinese were used as executioners in the Cheka and had a reputation as such among White Army soldiers.
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Herr Cent Logistics
05.04.202523:40
Our mission is not to compete with the non-Whites for favours from the government
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155mm Channel
04.04.202512:44
🇺🇦 Goat lovers went to heaven - GUR:
In occupied Melitopol, an armored vehicle (likely a Tiger armored car) with Kadyrovite passengers was blown up.
At least 5 Tiktokers were removed as a result.
In occupied Melitopol, an armored vehicle (likely a Tiger armored car) with Kadyrovite passengers was blown up.
At least 5 Tiktokers were removed as a result.
Қайта жіберілді:Canada The Unknown Country
02.04.202514:29
My New Poetry Reading.
https://youtu.be/4eoqmKt2BLE?si=Zq4m2fLTrkHVhvY
It is an excerpt from the book “The Unknown Country,” by Bruce Hutchison. As you may have guessed, it is where I got the name for my channels, as well as the inspiration to do what I do here. Written in brilliant and moving prose by Hutchison, a well know Canadian author and journalist in his day, it serves as an encouraging word of what we must do and know about ourselves and our “unknown country” as we face the coming twists and turns of the future. It strongly invokes (in a positive way, I believe) the “Garrison Mentality,” which has profoundly affected the Canadian psyche throughout the centuries whether we like it or not.
I also believe it is an excellent summation of what true Canadian Nationalism and Canadianism is, what it should be, and what it could be if we choose to act. It doesn’t have to be “anti-anything,” it is just unashamedly and unabashedly “Pro-Canadian” in the truest sense, and I believe that is all that my content is and ever shall be, so help me God.
I made a video for this excerpt before, which feels like very long time ago now. As times and experience have changed, I thought I’d better remake it, as I think its message has become more important and relevant than ever before. I hope you watch till the end, and that its message gets out there, and that some encouragement may be garnered from this forgotten piece of Canadian literature. Thank you for watching.
https://youtu.be/4eoqmKt2BLE?si=Zq4m2fLTrkHVhvY
It is an excerpt from the book “The Unknown Country,” by Bruce Hutchison. As you may have guessed, it is where I got the name for my channels, as well as the inspiration to do what I do here. Written in brilliant and moving prose by Hutchison, a well know Canadian author and journalist in his day, it serves as an encouraging word of what we must do and know about ourselves and our “unknown country” as we face the coming twists and turns of the future. It strongly invokes (in a positive way, I believe) the “Garrison Mentality,” which has profoundly affected the Canadian psyche throughout the centuries whether we like it or not.
I also believe it is an excellent summation of what true Canadian Nationalism and Canadianism is, what it should be, and what it could be if we choose to act. It doesn’t have to be “anti-anything,” it is just unashamedly and unabashedly “Pro-Canadian” in the truest sense, and I believe that is all that my content is and ever shall be, so help me God.
I made a video for this excerpt before, which feels like very long time ago now. As times and experience have changed, I thought I’d better remake it, as I think its message has become more important and relevant than ever before. I hope you watch till the end, and that its message gets out there, and that some encouragement may be garnered from this forgotten piece of Canadian literature. Thank you for watching.
Көбірек мүмкіндіктерді ашу үшін кіріңіз.
