Canada has developed a reputation as something of a counter-culture nation. It of course was too long under the sway of British masters. Canadians were tough, no question about that. So when the British wanted to throw them into W.W.II they died by the thousands. When Canad followed the Brits into homosexual marriage that didn’t help their reputation. Neither did legalizing dope or sometimes seemingly yippie leftists.
Does the U.S.A. defend Canada? No, not really. Saudi Arabia is kicking Canada around this week a little. They know Americans and Canadians are having a spat and the U.S.A. won’t go out of its way to defend Canada right now. Saudi on the other hand could perhaps defeat Canada in war if there was war and of course there won’t be since Canada isn’t yet Muslim enough to be receptive to Saudi leadership-though they do sympathize with most leftist things that support Muslims immigration to Canada I believe.
Canada does have a lot of insipid people in some of the urban areas obviously. The U.S.A. has none of those. Americans practice mixed martial arts and chew tobacco in most urban areas while clad in the best Italian suits (no humor is allowed here-sorry).
Usually Canadians say they are Canadians instead of Americans to avoid being harassed abroad. I know though that the method does not always work even if used by Americans such as James Comey former F.B.I. Director who said, I believe, that when he was entering Ireland recently he considered saying he was Canadian instead of American because he was ashamed of the U.S.A. and perhaps also because he thought that foreigners regard Canadians these days (not in the past) as flaky leftist with homosexual marriage.
I actually read a Canadian history book long ago, and that is very rare for an American. Most Americans couldn’t tell you who Wilfred Laurier was, or what the Privy Council was. I know where Frobisher Bay is and of the exploits of Sir Francis Drake’s 2nd on a mission or two. Even so, it is possible that Canadianism will not endure too much longer than the United States, even with Britain to help defend it.
Does the U.S.A. defend Canada? No, not really. Saudi Arabia is kicking Canada around this week a little. They know Americans and Canadians are having a spat and the U.S.A. won’t go out of its way to defend Canada right now. Saudi on the other hand could perhaps defeat Canada in war if there was war and of course there won’t be since Canada isn’t yet Muslim enough to be receptive to Saudi leadership-though they do sympathize with most leftist things that support Muslims immigration to Canada I believe.
Canada does have a lot of insipid people in some of the urban areas obviously. The U.S.A. has none of those. Americans practice mixed martial arts and chew tobacco in most urban areas while clad in the best Italian suits (no humor is allowed here-sorry).
Usually Canadians say they are Canadians instead of Americans to avoid being harassed abroad. I know though that the method does not always work even if used by Americans such as James Comey former F.B.I. Director who said, I believe, that when he was entering Ireland recently he considered saying he was Canadian instead of American because he was ashamed of the U.S.A. and perhaps also because he thought that foreigners regard Canadians these days (not in the past) as flaky leftist with homosexual marriage.
I actually read a Canadian history book long ago, and that is very rare for an American. Most Americans couldn’t tell you who Wilfred Laurier was, or what the Privy Council was. I know where Frobisher Bay is and of the exploits of Sir Francis Drake’s 2nd on a mission or two. Even so, it is possible that Canadianism will not endure too much longer than the United States, even with Britain to help defend it.
