It’s getting pretty much impossible to believe that the chaos in France is about students not being happy with their classrooms. It may have started that way, but clearly the current conflagrations across many cities, destroying historical buildings and cultural institutions, are driven by radical elements who hijacked the protest inflamed it into riots. Based on the flags, slogans and other evidence, it seems like a manifestation of the “red-green alliance” between communists and Islamists. Did anyone see this coming? About 1000 French military people did, including 20 retired generals, all of whom signed an open letter in April 2021, warning of a “deadly civil war” in France due to those sowing division under the guise of anti-racism and “Islamism and suburban hordes.” "France is in peril… the hour is grave," the signatories said. French government ministers promptly and righteously condemned the message and threatened those who signed it with penalties. We in Canada may not be at that stage yet, but there are indicators that we should be paying more attention to what is happening on our streets and subways, and to attacks on our institutions and fellow citizens. However, our government remains more focused on keeping the immigration train chugging at high speed to grow Canada’s population than on integration, maintaining Canada’s historic culture, or the well-being of its citizens. Google Translate will translate the letter: valeursactuelles.com/politiq…

“They can’t be that stupid,” is what then PQ leader, now premier designate of Quebec, Paul St.-Pierre Plamondon (PSPP) said on October 29, 2024, referring to the federal Liberals’ immigration policy, which he said matched and even exceeded the target of the Century Initiative, whose raison d’être is a Canadian population of 100 million by 2100. In other words, the reasons for Canada’s policy of mass immigration are all bogus. PSPP said the Century Initiative is based on “a very stupid assumption that growing the GDP makes you richer…but growing the size of your economy has nothing to do with wealth.” We’re not separatists, but he’s singing our song! In an article published on our website on October 30, 2025 (How Canada Was Destroyed Gradually and Then Suddenly), we suggest that Canada’s immigration disaster is a feature, not a bug. (And we’ve criticized the Century Initiative in plenty of other articles as well.) They knew that immigration would not solve any economic problems, PPSP says. “It’s impossible that they’re that stupid.” We agree. So, what’s the agenda? We suggested it was to turn Canada from a country into a “postnational state” to use then Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s own words. And we fear that Mark Carney, who was Trudeau’s economic advisor, is in lockstep with that agenda, even as he tells us that immigration is now under control. He appointed the Century Initiative’s two cofounders, Domnic Barton and Mark Wiseman, to important posts and spoke at the Century Initiative’s 2024 webinar. Should we trust him on immigration? xitter.cf/valdombre/status/18511…

So it looks like Canadians are once again being subjected to bovine fertilizer on mass immigration (as if the barrage ever really stopped). In our post on January 30, we warned: “PIC recognizes that Prime Minister Carney has slightly lifted his foot off the accelerator of Canada’s population growth but fears that he will push it down again when the various crises that Justin Trudeau’s mass immigration unleashed have abated a bit.” And that is exactly what seems to be happening now as Carney floats a “controlled increase” in Canada’s population (which the latest StatsCan updates indicate never actually stopped increasing). How remarkably similar Carney’s proposal is to the Century Initiative’s advocacy of using “responsible population growth” to reach a target of 100 million Canadians. We saw how that worked out – housing crisis, food bank crisis, homelessness crisis, affordability crisis, inflation, and maybe it even has something to do with the rising crime rate. ca.news.yahoo.com/carney-sug…