Canada

Canada Asks No One for Permission

1. 01Chapter 1Vassalage to the United StatesCanada exists as a state by permission of its neighbour.
2. 02Chapter 2Vassalage to BritainThe head of state of Canada is the King of the United Kingdom.
3. 03Chapter 3The demographic crisisMore deaths than births.
4. 04Chapter 4The country is in disorderCare, homes and work: not delivered.
5. 05Chapter 5How Canada fell behind its own goalsPromised, not built.
6. 06Chapter 6To destroy vassalage takes someone with the strength to break itVassalage does not end by itself.
7. 07Chapter 7What Canada needsEleven decisions.
8. 08Chapter 8ResponsibilityCanada needs a leader who will turn a humiliated country into a demanding one.

The country

1. 09EssayReformationThe case against the Crown: duress, a country no one is bound to defend, an oath that binds one side.5 chapters
2. 10Foreign controlForeign controlCanada: controlled from London and Washington.
3. 11DoctrineNorthIndustry and the capital move north. Hudson Bay is the ocean of the country.7,723 facilities counted
4. 12MapsUnfinished CanadaAll of Canada with its unfinished, promised, needed and wanted projects, and the maps of population, industry and the military.2,347 projects with no finish on record

Courts and Parliament

1. 13LegalBefore the courtsFiles against the state of Canada, requests on the clock, findings, draft legislation and the record.6 files before the courts · 57 requests on the clock
2. 14ParliamentBefore ParliamentBriefs to the committees of the House of Commons and the Senate.35 briefs · 26 committees · 2 published by Parliament

Related

1. 01EssayReformationThe case against the Crown.
2. 02Foreign controlForeign controlControlled from London and Washington.
3. 03DoctrineThe case for the NorthIndustry and the capital move north.
4. 04MapsUnfinished CanadaProjects Ottawa funded and did not finish.