February 6, 2026

Anatomy of collapse I

It is interesting to witness the steady, seemingly unstoppable collapse of what was once close to a paradise on Earth. More troubling still is that a majority of Canadians came to believe, almost as an absolute truth, that a viable economy could be built by endlessly shuffling real estate. I used to call this out as pure idiocy, while others questioned my sanity.

And now, here we are. The real economy always prevails, no matter how many decades we try to fudge the numbers. It is a clear sign that a country is in deep trouble when its primary economic engine is reduced to the trading of stick-built houses meant simply for people to live in. A false economy at its finest.

I find it almost amusing how, as usual, the blame is placed entirely on an “evil government.” And yes, that is partly true—but only partly. We did this to ourselves. We were given democracy, and we still have it, proudly so. We voted for these politicians and then did nothing for decades to stop the growing insanity.

As I often say: Canada was not destroyed by Norwegians or Russians; it was destroyed by proud Canadians.

Now the final Visa bill has arrived. But do not despair, it will get worse.

From the perspective of the living man under God, there is something deeply strange about this: the greatest traditional enemy of Canadians has become the very government they elected. The uncomfortable extrapolation follows naturally—the greatest enemy of the Canadian people is the Canadian people themselves, trapped in a loop of circular democratic insanity. The doctor will likely say it seems like an autoimmune disease.

No, none of the above is truly the problem. At worst, it would merely be an inconvenience. If only that were the case. And here we enter the realm of the real problem.

A good example is the independence movement in Alberta.

From what I hear when listening to my fellow compatriots, it seems that the majority—easily 80%, perhaps even 90% want to fix these pressing issues in exactly the same way that led us to the present disaster. One only has to step outside and ask these well-meaning “revolutionaries” how they intend to organize things the day after.

. It would be prudent to begin with a few simple questions:

How are they going to reorganise the financial system of the Free Alberta? I do not know why, but all solutions I heard are the very same unworkable concepts which brought us into this unpleasant situation.
Or another very important question, as Benjamin Franklin was once asked by a nosy woman: “What kind of country are you going to give us?” Well, if I remember correctly, democracy was not it.
Who will count the votes?

Just as a sample, these and many other questions must be answered before we even get to vote. Without clear answers or a concrete plan, the chance of real success is minuscule.

By the way, is there a plan to counteract this if it turns into a “Biden-style referendum”? The likelihood of that happening is extremely high, regardless of all the excitement surrounding the movement.

Referendum will cost millions, require a lot of enthusiasm, and ultimately return to the starting point, exactly the same as the independence movement in Catalonia in Spain.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-29478415

Make no mistake: I fully support political activism. But if we keep repeating the same pattern and expect a different outcome, that is insanity in its purest form.

First, we must clearly define the real problem; only then can we implement a proper solution. What is Canada/CANADA?

Canada as a country {country- a country or political state; the territory /territory is a geographical area included within a particular government jurisdiction/of such a country or state.} is by geographical definition the mass land 12 nautical miles from ocean shore.

Canada, by a Supreme court of Canada not refer to Canada as a geographical unit but refers to the juristic federal unit.

CANADA as corporate entity is a private corporation.

https://freeshuswap.com/made-in-canada-canada/

And that, my friends, should be the starting point of all political meetings.

MM, DB