So today is November 11th, Remembrance Day.
“At the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month – we will remember them.”
The Armistice was an agreement to end the fighting of the First World War as a prelude to peace negotiations, which began at 11 am on 11 November 1918. Armistice is Latin for to stand (still) arms. Sadly, peace in our world has never really happened, has it?
However, I’m confused about what this day really means nowadays.
We, the people, wear poppies to remember that our soldiers gave up their lives for us. They fought for peace and our freedom, right?
We wear poppies to honour all veterans.
I’m confused because in Canada, the “leaders” of our nation, as well as many Canadians, supported the beating down of our fellow citizens as well as imprisoning some during the truckers’ peace rally five years ago.
Over a million Canadians stood up for Canadians' freedom, including many war veterans as well as women and children.
Warrant Officer James Topp walked across Canada during that protest against violations of human rights, but he received very little fanfare from the media.
In fact, he was actually painted as a troublemaker rather than a hero.
We the people cheered on the takedown of our fellow Canadians, believing the media when they called out the truckers and their supporters as traitors and terrorists:
Was that when Canadians lost their heart and soul?
Our fellow citizens were standing up for all Canadians.
Perhaps, one day, we’ll remember that was when we complied with the evil that’s going on in our country from the real traitors who are in our governments, the medical world and in children’s schools...and what we allowed to happen to the elderly in their residences back then, neglected and left alone to die.
Gay Pride month gets thirty days more attention than the Armistice. Our veterans fought for our freedom, but I’m sure it wasn’t for exclusivity, to favour any group of people who want to be recognised as more special than any other.
We, the people, have basically gone against everything our ancestors stood for in their fight for our freedom.
Shame on us!
The “Medical assistance in dying” (M.A.I.D.) program is advising veterans who are suffering from depression that their death is the answer because they are a burden to society.
We the people, look away.
The M.A.I.D. program in Canada is now responsible for over 120,000 deaths, and that number is quickly growing. You need to know these killings are not entirely related to the euthanasia of terminally ill patients. A legislative bill is in the works for 2027 to kill people suffering from mental illnesses such as Alzheimer’s and dementia. What’s next, people with autism or Down Syndrome?
Our schools are now encouraging (if not mandating) that pupils in elementary schools read their new education books that encourage masturbation, homosexuality, and transgenderism but we the people, look away.
People experiencing homelessness in our nation are encouraged to use the lethal narcotic Fentanyl as well as crack and crystal meth. Child trafficking and pedophilia has become the norm coming our from the hidden shadows of our society and the press ignores it as does the general population.
Today is certainly a good day to remember what has happened to we the people!
Please do book a private reading with me if you'd like to see how your own planets are affected during these tumultuous times.
Many Blessings,
John
John R. Fyfe
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