During World War II, Canada’s armed forces were huge and were responsible for invading one of the five beaches on D-Day. Currently, Canada’s military forces are obsolete, poorly funded, and increasingly diverse.
Canada’s Diversified Military Descends into Ethnic Tribal Warfare
Canada’s economic policy of mass migration is causing diverse ethnic and sexual conflicts within Canada’s army, according to a leaked military report.
Canada’s establishment Globe and Mail newspaper hid the immigration news in the eighteenth paragraph under a boring headline: “Success rate for basic training in Canadian military drops.”:
Lt.-Col. [Marc] Kieley said [a bloc of new trainees] was plagued by allegations of racism and infighting between cultural groups within the unit, such as [African] people from Cameroon “against those from Côte d’Ivoire.”
Lt.-Col. Kieley said a significant number of permanent resident recruits had unrealistic expectation of life in the Canadian Armed Forces, including the likelihood they might be posted outside their hometown. A “surprising number believed they would simply go home after basic training.” He cited other cultural issues, particularly among officer training. “For some, it is also the first time they have been expected to treat women as their peers.”
“Permanent residents” are recent legal immigrants, not citizens. Many have had little exposure to Canada’s fast-shrinking European-style culture.
The newspaper added that the military’s diversity includes incompatible religious recruits: Continue reading Trouble in Canuckistan
