Where is Superman when you need him?

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Where is Superman when you need him?

Or even Mighty Mouse? Let's start off with a laugh, shall we?

​Jim Carrey As Andy Kaufman As Mighty Mouse [YouTube]

And now ...

Get to know your far Rightists -- Canada has more of them than you might think. We're headed toward the not-so-fictional "Metropolis" and there is no one coming to Save the Day.

CBC: Far-right group accused of white nationalism closer to party status — and increased scrutiny

• Travis Patron is the leader of the Canadian Nationalist Party, a far-right party that calls for Canadians of European descent to maintain a demographic majority.

The Canadian Nationalist Party has aroused the ire of:

​The Canadian Anti-Hate Network ... what is a hate group?

Of course, the Anti-Hate Network doesn't hate the Canadian Nationalist Party, they just dislike it very much and want it squashed to bits.  But, not being super-beings, they've got their work cut out for them since there are plenty of other similar groups -- all claiming to have Canada's best interests at heart.

Nationalist Party of Canada
Their website is pretty blunt. They want Blacks and Jews to do something about the criminals in their midst (Jeffrey Epstein included). You can learn more about them at Wikipedia:

• The purported goals of the party are "the promotion and maintenance of European Heritage and Culture in Canada". 

National Citizens Coalition
Best to learn about it at Wikipedia for now.  Firefox currently won't load the site, saying *Secure Connection Failed*  Opera will load the site, but warns *Site Not Secure* Therefore, what's most immediately dangerous about the National Citizens Coalition is that donors' credit cards are at grave risk of being hacked.  At the very least, one's email address could be added to spam lists.

• The NCC claims a membership of between 40,000 and 45,000 individuals, but has not released members' names.   Stephen Harper , 22nd Prime Minister of Canada (2006-2015), served as President of the organization from 1998 to 2002. 
• It is headquartered in Toronto and reports an annual budget of $2.8 million. The organization has fought to keep information about itself confidential, and opposed amendments to the Canada Elections Act that would have required third-party organizations like the NCC to publish the names of all contributors donating more than $250.

Imagine being able to raise $2.8 million without apparently even knowing how to secure the website where the memberships and donations are (presumably) garnered.

Note to readers: If a website wants you to punch in info about yourself, make sure there is a green padlock showing in the address line.  Otherwise your personal details can be viewed by nefarious entities.

None of the above sites is to be confused with:

National Citizens Alliance, whose Home Page provides lots of info on their stance regarding immigration, and if you scroll down the page you'll see a thorough list of general policy comparisons with the "mainstream parties".

There are probably more groups out there with similar intentions.  One wonders what it is they don't like about one another that keeps them from amalgamating.

And then there's this: Century Initiative

It's a business group that wants to see a Canadian population of 100 million by 2100.

Here are its lovely, smiling proponents, and here are their thoughts on immigration as represented by a former academic (philosophy) who has since been very busy climbing to the top of the pro-immigration scene. He is currently active in the Metropolis society, and if that doesn't make you shiver a little bit, then how blatant do they have to be to get your attention?

Try watching this 1927 movie: Metropolis

• Sometime in the future, the city of Metropolis is home to a Utopian society where its wealthy residents live a carefree life. One of those is Freder Fredersen. One day, he spots a beautiful woman with a group of children, she and the children quickly disappear. Trying to follow her, he is horrified to find an underground world of workers who apparently run the machinery that keeps the Utopian world above ground functioning. IMDB

It's not about people; it's about wealth and world dominance. In their own words:

• [Century Initiative] aims to build a dialogue about a more prosperous, vibrant, and relevant future for Canada.

Not sure what they meant by "relevant" but I was kind of looking for the word compassionate, given the numbers of displaced people due to the ravenous western assaults on ME oil countries.

Where is Superman's Metropolis and where is he when you really need him?

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