Author: Aaron
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Here’s Why Canada Has No Gold Reserves
Canada’s gold reserves stand at a stark, embarrassing zero, a glaring anomaly for a nation historically steeped in gold mining and resource wealth. This is the legacy of Mark Carney, former Governor of the Bank of Canada, whose tenure epitomized misguided monetary policies, strategic blunders, and economic shortsightedness. A Legacy of Mismanagement Under Carney’s leadership,…
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At War with the Shadow Government: Lessons from Sun Tzu’s The Art of War
In today’s interconnected and often turbulent geopolitical landscape, many observers claim that a covert “Shadow Government” or “Deep State” pulls strings from behind the scenes. Whether or not one subscribes to this notion, the concept sparks important questions about power dynamics, control, and personal sovereignty. What if this unseen entity truly exists? How should individuals…
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Broken Arrow: A Nation on Edge
The calendar turned to 2025, but the shadows of uncertainty linger. The Broken Arrow White Paper, released January 9, 2025, pulls no punches. It warns of the unthinkable: a refurbished Soviet-era nuclear device, poised and ready within U.S. borders. The document, a grim synthesis of HUMINT, OSINT, and SIGINT intelligence, paints a stark picture of…
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America Under Siege: Lessons from Unrestricted Warfare
The book Unrestricted Warfare is no bedtime story. Written by two Chinese Air Force senior colonels, Qiao Liang and Wang Xiangsui, it lays bare a chilling blueprint for modern conflict. Its pages are a manifesto for a new kind of warfare, one that bypasses battlefields and tanks, targeting instead the fragile underpinnings of a technologically…
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CRA to continue with capital tax changes despite prorogation: Finance Department
The federal government says the Canada Revenue Agency will continue to administer the capital gains tax changes proposed in the budget last year, even though they haven’t passed in Parliament, which is prorogued until March 24. Definition prorogued (past tense) · prorogued (past participle) The Finance Department says parliamentary convention dictates that taxation proposals such as the capital…
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King Chucky’s Currency: A Royal Collectible in a Changing World
As the reign of King Charles III continues, one aspect of his legacy is already cementing itself as a collector’s dream—currency bearing his royal visage. Affectionately (or humorously) dubbed “King Chucky” by enthusiasts, these coins and banknotes are finding their place as highly sought-after memorabilia. But why is this currency poised to gain even greater…
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America’s Quest for Justice: Unraveling Canada’s Role in the 2020 Election Controversy
The chill of January cuts deep, but the winds of justice blow colder. Across the border, beneath the veneer of our friendly northern neighbor, lies a storm of accusations that demands attention. Evidence is mounting that the Government of Canada may have played a role in undermining the sanctity of the 2020 United States presidential…
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Greenland: A Strategic Asset for America in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
As the world enters the Age of Artificial Intelligence (AI), strategic resources are becoming more critical than ever. Among the most important considerations for the United States is Greenland—a landmass rich in resources and geopolitically significant. The island is already home to several U.S. military bases, but its untapped energy and mineral wealth could redefine…
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The End of the City of London: A New Era Dawns
As the Year of the Dragon draws to a close, a profound shift is taking place on the global stage. For centuries, power centers like the City of London and institutions cloaked in secrecy have shaped the world’s economic and political destiny. However, the symbolic end of the Dragon’s year brings with it an awakening—a…