The Secret History of the World #3: The Corporate Re-Structuring of Canada
The Anglo-American empire is in decline, and that’s why the time has to come to replace their populations.
In mid-August, I took my two boys to Niagara Falls on the train. The trip there was a smooth and uneventful two hours. On the trip back to downtown Toronto, our carriage was half-full, and we were lucky to find a row of seats to ourselves. There were eight seats in front of us, which faced each other. On the right side were sitting a husband and wife (a white couple who looked to be in their sixties) with their luggage occupying the seats in front of them.
As the train was about to depart, an Indian family came into our carriage. There was a grandmother, the parents, and two children. They wanted to sit together, and their only option was to sit in those eight seats. They kindly asked the elderly couple to make space by removing their luggage from the seats in front of them. The wife shook her head in disgust, and shouted out that there were empty seats scattered all over. The Indian father explained that the family would like to sit together. She got up in a huff, and stormed away to find an empty secluded seat. The husband refused to budge, and told them he would not be shoved aside. Don’t you people have respect for personal space, he implied to them. We were here first!
The Indian parent apologized to calm things down. “You’re not sorry,” the husband said angrily. “If you were sorry, you wouldn’t have asked in the first place.” You cannot be sorry because you do not have human emotions, he implied to them.
Every day and everywhere in Canada, some version of this conflict is taking place. Ever since Covid, hundreds of thousands of Indians are immigrating to Canada as permanent residents every year.
Then there are the millions of Indian students studying in Canada, and hoping to obtain permanent residency. There are viral videos of Indian students lining up by the thousands for a minimum wage job, and living eight to a room. Canadian social media makes outrageous claims about the hygiene and habits of Indians.
The racism in Canada has become as thick as its maple syrup. During our summer in Toronto I signed up my eldest son for soccer camp, and the white boys bullied him by kicking the ball at his head and stomach. After a few days of enduring this bullying, he acted out by hitting the campers. When his coach told him he was in the wrong, he hit his coach as well. I had to pull him out.
Every day, my two boys and I would suffer some sort of passive-aggressive behavior. Once I was holding the hand of my boys and walking on the sidewalk when a young white woman in a rush shouted at us to not hog the space. I apologized, and got out of her way.
That Canadians are angry is understandable. The recent flood of immigrants has shattered the Canadian Dream. Young graduates struggle to find work, housing is unaffordable, and the cost of living has skyrocketed. In response the Canadian government plans to let in more immigrants, even though housing supply cannot keep up.
There is a plan called the Century Initiative (https://www.centuryinitiative.ca/), which proposes to grow the Canadian population to 100 million by 2100. Canadians may feel like they’re being invaded, but it’s their own government that has flung open the gates. Why is this happening?
A clue lies in the ascendancy of Mark Carney, the current Prime Minister of Canada. Canada is the only nation in the world to not have gold reserves, and conspiracy-minded Canadians (whom I am definitely not one) believe that Carney sold the gold when he was Governor of the Bank of Canada, a price he paid to become Governor of the Bank of England. Like most things people believe, this is not factually correct (the government of Canada gradually sold the gold over decades) – but it is metaphorically true.
Let me explain.
Canada is not a sovereign nation – it is a glorified resource colony of the Anglo-American empire. It is best to understand the Canadian elite as the managers of a plantation, rather than the cultural heart of a nation. Nations come into being through fire and blood, and this fire and blood translates into a founding myth that becomes the source of national identity and pride. Canada has neither a founding myth nor a national identity.
Because Canada was not forged by sacrifice, because it has such immense wealth, and because it cannot experience existential threats, its people have become lazy, complacent, and mediocre. That is fine, when the Anglo-American empire can extract resources and wealth from the developing world. But when the rest of the world is in open rebellion, the empire now needs to extract more wealth from its core subsidiaries. And what do you do when a subsidiary is not performing well? Well, you re-structure, and replace the management with a more energetic and reliable team.
And who do the British in their history know to be very energetic and reliable?
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That Canada has no sovereignty is evident in the elevation of Mark Carney. People blame Canada’s woes – especially mass immigration – on Justin Trudeau, but he was no more than a pretty puppet. As the agent of Anglo-American imperial financial interests, Carney was always the puppet-master. After Trudeau imploded Carney had to step out of the shadows.
When he ran for Canadian Prime Minister, Michael Ignatieff was lambasted for being a non-resident most of his adult life (https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/ignatieff-defends-foreign-voting-record-1.1113530). No one mentioned this about Carney, who spent thirteen years working for Goldman Sachs’ global operations and another five running the Bank of England. The Liberal Party leadership election was rigged to favor Carney, and during the general election the opposition leader Pierre Poilievre (who was widely favored to win after nine years of Trudeau’s unpopular reign) decided to self-implode, conveniently (https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/crkx3gdvv75o). That after such a disastrous performance Poilievre is still leader of the Conservatives suggests that he is a pretty puppet, and that he played his part perfectly.
All this begs the question: If Canada is engaged in corporate re-structuring, why the Indians? Why not the Chinese?
It’s simple. On the train, Chinese would not have asked the white elderly couple to move their luggage. If his son were bullied at a soccer camp, an Indian father would have stood up for his son, and at least demanded a partial refund. We Chinese know our place, and we know that if we ever stood up or speak out we’d get punched in the face.
For the corporate re-structuring to take place, there has to be a civil conflict. White people need to be shoved aside, and Chinese prefer to hide in the shadows. Let’s be honest here: Do Indians have worse hygiene and habits than Chinese? Why are Indians getting all the hate?
The Canadian parliament has 343 members; 22 are of Indian origin, and less than 10 are of Chinese origin. University faculties, corporate boardrooms, and courthouses are dominated by Jewish and Indian professors, managers, and lawyers. At least half of the restaurants I saw at Niagara Falls are Indian.
What do you do when you don’t have the proud cultural heritage of Indians? When you are not as hard-working, driven, and competent? When even your English is not as good? (The best English literature today is coming out of India and the Indian diaspora.) You hold “rules” that you grew up with to be sacred, and you bash the head of those who don’t know the rules. We were here first!
Notes:
1. I know I will get a lot of hate for this post. Let me save you the trouble, and say what you want to say. Yes, I do feel guilt for hitting my child while I was in Canada. Yes, I do feel shame for being called out in public. Yes, I do feel anger for being attacked on the Internet. And, yes, these emotions are still raw, and influenced the way I thought and wrote this post. I freely admit to all this – so if you want to attack me please focus on what I said in this post that was wrong.
2. It’s important that we learn to differentiate what is “factually correct” from what is “metaphorically true.” What is “factual” is that which can be validated and verified by a disinterested third party (usually by examining documentation). What is “true” is what gives us insight into the inner workings of the world. Let’s look at two statements. The first is “over decades, Canada has sold off its gold reserves.” The second is “Carney sold off Canada’s gold reserves.” The first statement is factual, but it is not truthful. It offers no insight into why Canada would do this, who stood to benefit, and how it would hurt Canada in the long-term. The second statement is not factual, but it is truthful because it does offer insights into all three questions. How the control apparatus (whether it be science, education, or media) works is by prioritizing facts over truth, and insisting that something has to be factually correct before it can be true.
3. One thing that has caught my attention recently is the similarity between the Indians and the Jews. These are the two most successful minority groups in the most competitive multicultural nations (the United States and Britain). Where they are most similar is the depth, complexity, and beauty of their religious traditions. I suspect that within the Vedas lies deep truths about the universe. In his series of kung-fu novels, Louis Cha (otherwise known as Jin Yong) tells us that the source of China’s kung-fu magic (the ability to bend reality to one’s will) is the Vedas.
I don’t know enough about economics or Canada to say what’s true or what’s not about their gold, but the racism in these comments is disappointing and just proves your point. I’m from Minnesota and can see parallels in your post. Despite having a reputation for being nice — which manifests itself in passive rather than overt aggression — the achievement gap between whites and blacks is one of the greatest in the country. The largest mass execution in American history also took place here, perpetrated against the native Dakota. Despite its liberal reputation, Minneapolis has tried to address its problems through corporatization, and these internal contradictions have turned the state into a warzone. The CEO of UnitedHealthcare who was shot dead by Luigi lived here, and Vance Boelter shot multiple Democrats before being captured in a manhunt.
I worked an almost minimum wage job in retail for much of the past year, and anyone who truly cared for their community would be able to see that the middle class only lives comfortably off the backs of wage slaves. But who cares? They’re mostly black people. As long as you don’t go to Brooklyn Center it’s fine. And then the same people who believe capitalism to be a just meritocracy also believe that when Indians get rich here, it’s because they’re “compliant and manipulative.” American conservatives would rather blame the minorities we imported on slave ships or drove here through foreign intervention than look in the mirror to see that they’re too lazy to address our problems and too weak to handle proximity to melanin on the streets.
Prof, compare Indians with Jews is a huge mistake. Jews in general achieved a lot across science, business, politics and religion (with only 15 million people world wide). What did indians achieve in history? It's not comparable and not even close.
More and more indians left india and flood into NA, Australia because india as a country becomes worst and worst every year. Remember it's a 3rd world ghetto. Some indians achieved "success" in western world, but only limited to administrative area such as corp CEOs, middle managers etc. That's not a true achievement, it's a bureaucracy system nature - whoever is more compliant and manipulative win.