Dominion Society of Canada - Dangerous social experiments.

In this episode, I talk about a new report from the Canadian Armed Forces about the problems faced by francophone permanent residents in the Forces. According to this report, there were some platoons that were as high as 83% permanent residents. These are people that just recently arrived in Canada with as little as three months in Canada and they're being admitted into the armed forces.

00:00:00.000 According to this report, there were some platoons that were as high as 83% permanent resident.

00:00:05.840 These are people that just recently arrived.

00:00:08.260 According to the report, as little as three months in Canada, and they're being admitted into the armed forces.

00:00:13.160 We have disturbing lines in this report, such as this led to a French BMOQ platoon that was made up of 83% permanent residents,

00:00:24.840 while English BMOQ platoons were typically at the 30% range. These initial platoons were also made

00:00:32.140 up of candidates with as little as three months residency in Canada, leading to a significant

00:00:37.160 culture shock as candidates had not yet acclimatized to Canadian society, let alone military culture.

00:00:44.360 How can you be in Canada for three months and be a part of our military?

00:00:48.520 These people don't know anything about Canada. They're just coming in and looking for a job.

00:00:53.200 And worse, the next paragraph, the graduation rate for the first francophone permanent resident

00:00:57.820 platoon was 48%, less than half are passing. And the platoon was plagued with allegations of racism

00:01:04.260 from candidates against staff, but equally against candidates in other candidates in constant

00:01:10.520 infighting between cultural blocks within the platoon, i.e. Cameroonian candidates against

00:01:16.140 those from Cote d'Ivoire. So you have inside of these platoons, you have tribal conflicts between

00:01:24.360 people, because as I just said, you don't just suddenly become Canadian when you come here. We

00:01:29.360 don't have magic dirt. It's not just about immigration status or a piece of paper. Every

00:01:34.240 human being is not just an abstract individual. This is this toxic kind of liberalism that has

00:01:39.900 become the status quo in Canada. People are a part of a nation. We are one link on an

00:01:46.900 intergenerational chain. We're not just blank slates. We're informed by a sort of intergenerational

00:01:53.120 evolution that gives us our kind of cultural characteristic. So these people come here,

00:01:58.660 they don't just instantly become Canadian. They carry with them all this sort of ethnic

00:02:03.040 baggage. And we can see that playing out in this very report, right? We see it on the streets all 0.99

00:02:08.320 the time. We see the Hindus and the Sikhs fighting with each other. We see them advancing their 1.00

00:02:12.380 foreign political causes in Canada. And now it's going right into our armed forces. And

00:02:16.920 the armed forces is the last place for these dangerous social experiments.

Dominion Society of Canada - May 12, 2026

Dangerous social experiments.

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