In this video, Victor Davis Hanson examines the unraveling of Canada’s political and cultural foundations. He explores how decades of unchecked immigration, bureaucratic overreach, and progressive ideology have led to social fragmentation, economic stagnation, and rising insecurity across the continent.
Hanson argues that Canada’s elites, pursuing globalism and moral relativism, have abandoned the values that once strengthened the West: reason, national identity, and civic responsibility. Instead, they have embraced a postmodern vision that undermines sovereignty and silences dissent.
Hanson reveals how the European project is crumbling under its own contradictions. He contends that Canada’s collapse is not just a regional issue, but a cautionary tale for the United States and the rest of the free world.
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The most likely scenario is Quebec separates along with Alberta and the Prairie Provinces, leaving Carney and the woke, commie, perverts to continue on the their road to Hell.
Sorry, but VDH was wrote an article about this a couple of months ago and what he mentioned was OUTRIGHT TREASON but he never mentioned that word in the entire article, even though he was addressing what the committed was TREASON.
I marked him as one of them and no longer take him seriously. Either a coward, being paid off, or just likes the attention in his old age.
Canada is going to follow the path of Marxist California. Right now, California’s estimated $10B deficit precisely matches illegal immigrant health care cost. Why isn’t Greasy Gavin Newsome in jail??? https://www.aol.com/news/ca-estimated-10b-deficit-precisely-230000702.html
Death to the royals
So, the sophist classics professor explains to us what happened years ago.
During those years, Vic never endorsed nationalistic policies or Trump.
He should limit his prose to the classics. Instead, he extends it to real world things.
He couldn’t solve any simple problem. I respect problem solvers.