In this first installment of a four part series co-written with my friend and historian Raynald Rouleau, we will meet a network of alliances that formed in France and Quebec under the leadership of Quebec’s Premier Daniel Johnson Sr. and French President Charles DeGaulle from 1967-1968 who intended to create an international program for development in opposition to the Anglo-American Empire that has been written out of modern history. Just as this plan was blossoming, assassins bullets ended the lives of Bobby Kennedy and Martin Luther King. The life of Daniel Johnson Sr was cut short under extremely suspicious circumstances during this same period leaving Charles De Gaulle to stand alone in the face of a new global paradigm shift which soon saw his leadership overthrown in 1969 under a London-directed neo-Jacobin movement of anarchism in France.
For those Americans(such as myself) who are unfamiliar with Canadien history this series of articles should provide a valuable insight. The authors make clear that much of that history represents a continual struggle of Canadien nationals to liberate themselves from the weight of the British crown that persists in scheming to hold the allegiance of its vassal states to the interests of the empire.
I have been telling folks for decades that the Brits are the real stinkers of history since Henry VIII. The hour is very late to recover culture and freedom. Secession is the only viable route now.
For those Americans(such as myself) who are unfamiliar with Canadien history this series of articles should provide a valuable insight. The authors make clear that much of that history represents a continual struggle of Canadien nationals to liberate themselves from the weight of the British crown that persists in scheming to hold the allegiance of its vassal states to the interests of the empire.
I have been telling folks for decades that the Brits are the real stinkers of history since Henry VIII. The hour is very late to recover culture and freedom. Secession is the only viable route now.