Dominion Society of Canada - September 21, 2026


What is the long term vision for the Dominion Society?

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Loyalism vs Liberalism, the Philosophy of Canadian Nationalism | John Carter at DOMCON26

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57 seconds

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221.99

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214

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10

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00:00:00.000 What is a long-term vision for your group?
00:00:01.760 Are you trying to turn this into some sort of political party in the future?
00:00:05.500 We're focused on getting Canadian Nationalists organized.
00:00:07.560 Because there's a lot of passion, there's a lot of good ideas,
00:00:09.840 but those don't do anything unless there's an actual organization
00:00:12.740 to make use of those ideas, that passion, that time.
00:00:16.600 So our goal is to create a national network of Canadian activists,
00:00:20.920 train them into how to be effective,
00:00:23.020 and use that to pressure existing political parties.
00:00:25.780 We're going to popularize ideas,
00:00:27.040 and we're going to have the organization to put direct pressure on politicians,
00:00:30.820 reward those who agree with us, and punish those who do not.
00:00:34.060 And in the long term, if our only choice is to become a political party,
00:00:37.060 then the nationalist movement will be in a much better position to do so.
00:00:40.180 We will have a network of people across the country who can act as candidates, campaign managers.
00:00:43.900 We're already trained in political activism, whether that's putting out leaflets,
00:00:47.200 putting up posters, knocking on doors.
00:00:49.060 So all the options are open. All the options are open.
00:00:51.580 The most important part is that we get organized around our fundamental values of nationalism 0.99
00:00:55.840 and the policy of re-migration. 0.99