Documenting the
demise of Canada

MANY PEOPLE still don't
realize how this country has
been tricked by its politicians.
It’s called government by
subreption, meaning the con-
cealing of true aims, which is
what we’ve had for 30 years.
But in his book Farewell the
Peaceful Kingdom, Joe
Armstrong lays it all out.

lis a 745-page tome, and the
author demonstrates with devastating
detail how Canada has been finessed
into being what it never wanted to
be. The process began with the
Pearson government, got into high
gear with Trudeau, was continued by
Mulroney, and is still going on
today.

You will see just how the elitists
sicked the costly disaster of bilin-
gualism onto Canada; how the
media slept while Trudeau,
Mulroney and Clark sold us out to
Quebec; how the misnamed Charter
of Rights and Freedoms was born
without as much as a by-your-leave,
and how censorship in the name of
freedom became a cult.

A revolt is under way, of course.
That was shown by the way we
reacted to Meech Like and the
Charlottetown Accord and by the
cise of the Reform party. But the
social engineers still have us in their
grip.

You may ask: if this book is so
good, how come we have never
heard of it?

Because it is anti-establishment
and rocks too many boats, that's
why. A politically correct author like
Peter Newman can bring out a book
and be fawned on by the media. But
something that gives it to them in the
gut will be ignored.

I talked to Armstrong and he
gave me the story. Twenty-six CBC
producers were asked if they would
authorize reviews. None did. No
doubt they had seen his statement
that “of all the organizations that
betrayed Canada, none performed
that role with more consummate
arrogance and aplomb than the
CBC"

Liberal guru Peter Gzowski
doesn’t want to know about
Armastrong’s book, either. In the

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same way, he didn’t want to know
about Bill Gairdner’s best-selling
The Trouble With Canada.

It took Gairdner 10 months to get
on Gzowski's show, by which time
the book had already solu 25,000
copies. But Armstrong has had a
good reception on private radio.

The author has no favorites, digs
deep, and even takes a few swipes at
Preston Manning. He shows how
Manning's people had to frog-masch
him into taking a stand against the
infamous Charlottetown Accord. He
also dredges up iy little contest
with the Reform leader, which {
thought everyone had forgotten
bout,

The major print media don't
escape lightly, cithes, Perhaps that's
why Canada’s “national newspaper."
the Globe and Mail, has not
reviewed the book. nor has The

Toronto Star, Armstrong documents
their doings, calls the Globe the
“Baculty Club. and the Star,
“Canada's leading socialist newspa-
per

Farewell did get an unfavorable
review inthe Vancouver Sun by
some oincompoop who said that if it
were not so badly written, this book
would be dangerous. He didn't say
why it would be dangerous bat can
tell him.

ft shows what a sham our politi-
cal system is and how we've been
sold down the St Lawrence by
schemers. He reminds us, for
instance, of the forgotten fact that
Lucien Bouchard promoted the Yes
side in the 1982 Quebec referendum,
yet still became a cabinet minister
and ambassador under Mulroney.

In addition to the sellout to
Quebec by the “Vichy Anglos” he
details how immigration, affirmative
action, hate laws, the abolition of
capital punishment, multicult, and
the destruction of the merit principle
in the federal civil service were
pushed down our throats.

And he hiss a ball with how acad-
emics and the mainstrean media
situted while those things were
being done. There as a wealth of
information in Farewell the Peaceful
Country. And it is encouraging that
there are sult authocs and publishers
around who are ready to challenge
our stifling Establishment.

The book, published by Stoddart,
costs $35. [you can’t afford that,
inake sure your library gets it.

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