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Letter to Prime Minister Harper of Canada
It is well within your power Mr. Prime Minister to have the Royal Canadian Mint, issue such a coin to show the American people that our friendship goes beyond words, but is expressed in our deeds. In closing this letter, I hope that you will at the very least consider my idea.
May 12, 2013 - 12:10:47 AM

Kenneth Tellis
Kebec's Charest tied an economic noose around McGuinty's Ontario
We have had Kebecois firms transporting goods freely with Ontario, but that is not the case with Ontario firms transporting goods within Kebec, because Kebec does not permit Ontario (provincial) trucker to operate freely within Quebec.
May 1, 2013 - 3:12:57 AM

Kenneth Tellis
What bilingualism really means in Canada via the Pierre-Elliott Trudeau Plan
Trudeau was playing a game using smoke and mirrors. His real aim has now become evident. And it really was the promotion of Joual (French patois) via the back door. He said bilingualism, but he meant that only Joual was to be promoted. Thus in order to obtain a Federal government job one had to be bilingual, but of course if one took a bilingual job and was not able to speak ENGLISH, it did not matter so long as you could speak Joual (French patois).
Apr 21, 2013 - 12:07:55 AM

Kenneth Tellis
A Fairy Tale written by Andre Boisclair Kebec's Delegate General in New York
I wonder what exactly is Andre Boisclair is really talking about? Is it the fact that you are openly discriminated against on a bus, a subway ticket booth, or when requiring medical aid after an accident when you speak English and are not a Metis (Kebecois)?
Apr 16, 2013 - 2:31:05 AM

Kenneth Tellis
What is the reason as to why excuses are made to cover up violations by Kebecois elites?
Most of the Kebecois elites of today come from the era when the province of Kebec openly supported the theories of Adolf Hitler and his Nazi Brown Shirts. But this was also promoted by the Roman Catholic Clergy in Kebec, which felt that since Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini were Roman Catholics they were only doing their duty. Churches in Kebec at that time even said Masses for Hitler and Mussolini to succeed.
Apr 9, 2013 - 3:43:38 AM

Kenneth Tellis
Letter to Mr. James Moore, Minister of Canadian Heritage & Language
The Canadien Charter of Rights and Freedoms was a glib piece of neo-Fascist legislation that Messrs. Trudeau and his Metis (Kebecois) Liberal clique dreamed up to restrict the Rights of Canada's English-speaking majority rights by having his appointed judges decide what rights we had, if any at all. Remember those rights came to us not from Trudeau's monstrosity called The Canadien Charter of Rights and Freedoms, but from the British North America Act of 1867 the REAL Constitution of Canada, and not one decided by Trudeau's Metis clique in Ottawa. Citing Section23, of that arrogant piece of useless legislation, does not impress one whit.
Apr 8, 2013 - 3:36:22 PM

Kenneth Tellis
How some governments in Canada have on occasion manipulated the system
Being a member of the Thomas Jefferson Foundation of Charlottesville, VA and also a member of the Thomas Paine Friends Assn. of Amherst, MA, I occasionally read up on issues and come to my own conclusions on how the democratic system in Canada has become a farce, and serves no one but those in government who amass power, and least of all the citizens of Canada of which parliament is supposedly their servant.
Mar 31, 2013 - 12:07:06 AM

Kenneth Tellis
Today we stand at the ramparts defending our freedoms against a new tyranny
But English-speaking Canadians need to dwell on the Kebec Act of 1774, and its extensions into our present time via the Canadian Constitution of 1982, and the amendments made therein to give the same province named in the America Declaration of INDEPENDENCE of July 4, 1776 unfair advantages over other Canadian provinces by messrs. Pierre-Elliott Trudeau and his associates who hailed from the province of Kebec.
Mar 17, 2013 - 1:39:37 AM

Kenneth Tellis
Colonel Poutine Sauve and me
Of course all the information that he had received was a comedy of errors, put together by some moron belonging to the Milice Patriotique Kebecoise, who must have dreamed it up when he was not able to gather real information and had passed it onto the colonel, who was not any wiser as to the facts. Dubious to say the very least.
Mar 13, 2013 - 8:43:27 AM

Kenneth Tellis
Canadian Prime Minister exposes his hypocrisy in boycotting the Commonwealth summit in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
The Canadian Prime Minister sees absolutely nothing wrong with Kebec's violation of the United Nations Universal Rights Declaration of December 10, 1948, of which Canada is a signatory, and the Canadian Constitution. It goes to show where his political allegiances really lie.
Mar 3, 2013 - 2:37:10 AM

Kenneth Tellis
Local panjandrum/pooh bah suspends constitutional rights in Cornwall, Ontario
But other newspapers that seem to be in league with the Mayor, did not mention that one of his colleagues a local hooligan went around destroying protest signs before the start of the council meeting! But this too was in conflict of interest and another violation of the constitution. And as yet no action has been taken to bring the vicious hooligan to justice.
Feb 28, 2013 - 6:14:05 AM

Kenneth Tellis
Hypocrisy is the religion of Kebec
That the Cardinal had failed miserably when he did not defend the rights of English-speaking Catholics, and was openly was siding with his own race, that being Kebecois. If that is the case how can he be a shepherd of all Catholics? Having failed that test Marc Cardinal Ouellet should do what any honest prelate would have done and resigned from the priesthood.
Feb 27, 2013 - 8:12:46 AM

Kenneth Tellis
In the Defence of Democracy
People in Canada are now discussing the issue of how to reform the Senate, and make this establishment more accountable and be an institution that is all inclusive with people from every walk of life. As the Senate now stands it is a place where the elite get to sent to for their loyalty to a particular party which now has a hold over them.
Feb 21, 2013 - 9:08:53 AM

Kenneth Tellis
A letter from the heart to our neighbours, friends and brethren in Western Canada
But I would like to remind you in the West of a statement that you made a decade ago and which was very hateful towards Ontarians and Maritimers, and that statement was: "Let those eastern bastards freeze!" You had wrongly assumed that we in Ontario and the Maritimes had been exploiting Westerners, when nothing could have been further from the truth than that.
Feb 20, 2013 - 12:24:44 AM

Kenneth Tellis
Kebec's Delegate General in New York Andre Boisclair chooses to avoid reality
When Kebec's Delegate General in New York spoke about his province being a Solution Provider in New York, he omitted telling them that Kebec is a Pollution Provider and not a Solution Provider. One has only to go to Montreal and visit the Harbour to see how raw refuse is thrown directly into the St. Lawrence River on a daily basis.
Feb 19, 2013 - 6:26:34 AM

Kenneth Tellis
"Eendrag maak mag!" (Ex Unitate Vires) "Unity is Strength"
All that English-language splinter groups do is give aid and comfort to our enemies in Kebec. But what is sorely needed among the English-language groups is cohesiveness. Thus, there should not be any divisions among the English-language groups in Kebec, if they intend to win the on-going language war with the Kebecois for their constitutional rights.
Feb 19, 2013 - 6:11:16 AM

Kenneth Tellis
Why a Kebecois/Canadien Cardinal must not become POPE
Last week Stephen Colbert stated very flippantly on his show that he did not want a Canadian to become Pope yet. But, Stephen Colbert was not aware that he was right on target.
Feb 17, 2013 - 12:35:04 AM

Kenneth Tellis
The Kebecois web of intrigue is going no where fast
As I read the news today, I was not surprised by a former CBC Radio Canada employee and immigration minister Bernard Drainville to come out with a tale so twisted that it should be considered unbelievable at best.
Feb 15, 2013 - 3:39:05 AM

Kenneth Tellis
Kebec Nationalism can be best expressed by George Orwell's own words
Just recently I read a diatribe by a Kebecois Nationalist that was saying that I was writing falsehoods against Kebec and spreading it in the United States. It was because the worse enemy of Kebecois Nationalism is the truth. Which is something which they unable to accept, because like the NAZIS they have been brainwashed by their church and politicians.
Feb 11, 2013 - 11:29:42 PM

Kenneth Tellis
Parti Kebecois borrows reverse psychology from the Nazis
This week the Parti Kebecois stooped to a new low when it borrowed reverse psychology from the Nazi Propaganda Minister Dr. Joseph Gobbels, who was a pass master at.
Feb 7, 2013 - 6:51:36 AM

Kenneth Tellis
Rise and fall of English Montreal
From June 22, 1974, the Bourassa Government of Kebec, with the support of Canada's Metis Prime Minister one Pierre-Elliott Trudeau planned on the destruction of the English-speaking community in Kebec, and since Montreal had the largest percentage of English-speaking people in any city in Kebec, they had to break them up by launching a LANGUAGE WAR
Feb 5, 2013 - 3:49:11 PM

Kenneth Tellis
Life on the move in a British Army Camp overseas
My father, who was an army doctor, did not have any choice where he and his family could be sent to, when the orders came from the HQ. In the old days it was considered very normal to be sent to an overseas colony in Africa or Asia where there was a British Army Camp. We had recently arrived here and had been staying in Army quarters for the last few weeks. My older siblings had to go to the Garrison School and being a five-year old, I had yet to be allowed to go there too.
Feb 3, 2013 - 1:15:09 AM

Kenneth Tellis
It is a war that we are conducting not a game of checkers!
These very words were uttered by Jean-Pierre Durand in 2009 a Member of the General Council of the Societe Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Montreal with regards to allowing English-speaking Canadians from Kebec to join in La Fete National du Kebec or the St. John Baptist Day celebration's.
Feb 3, 2013 - 1:07:34 AM

Kenneth Tellis
Remember that Patriots not Politicians make nations
Ordinary people are the first to make sacrifices, because they will take chances that might make the difference. But that cannot be said of the rich and opulent in a society that will make no sacrifices, and will do anything to protect their riches, even if it means to commit treason and sell their country short in the bargain.
Feb 2, 2013 - 2:40:00 AM

Kenneth Tellis
Announcing the birth of EURO-ENGLISH in the European Union
With the signing of an agreement between Great Britain and the European Union regarding the English-language and the changes that would have to be made for it to become more suited for use in the European Union. Though the changes would be mainly phonetic, some letters would be replaced by others to conform to what would be required for an easier way to speak and write Euro-English.
Feb 1, 2013 - 10:50:10 PM

Kenneth Tellis
The facts speak for themselves about Kebec's past links with Nazism
In reality nothing really changed in Kebec, because this neo-Nazi-Fascist movement only went underground till the end of the war and began taking code names to cover their real purpose, of creating a NAZI STATE within North America. But, they now called themselves nationalists, rather than Nazis to attract new members to their party.
Jan 30, 2013 - 6:25:05 PM

Kenneth Tellis
We Never Had the Time to Even Say Goodbye
In the early days of May 1947, while discussions were on in London, England for the shutting down of the British Empire, British Army units were busy closing down their bases and the military staff was busy packing. While the bases were being closed down and men and materiel was being shipped out. Families were busy packing and had to move very quickly to embarkation points and transit camps in colonies in South East Asia and Africa.
Jan 29, 2013 - 1:07:08 AM

Kenneth Tellis
Is this a new approach on the propaganda front by Mario Beaulieu?
In desperation Mario Beaulieu the Metis president of the Societe Saint-Jean-Baptiste-de-Montreal uses an old trick with a new approach by denouncing the English-language news media for not condemning the accused Richard Henry Bain who shot and killed Denis Blanchette on the night that the Parti Kebecois won the Kebec provincial election.
Jan 27, 2013 - 1:23:31 AM

Kenneth Tellis
A long flight from England across the Arctic via Alaska to Japan
So, on June 6, 1966, I left my home in South Norwood in the noon and headed for Heathrow Airport (London), and there I got aboard a Lufthansa flight bound for Schiphol International Airport (Amsterdam), Holland. From there I was to get aboard another KLM flight that was to take me all the way to Haneda (Tokyo), Japan, but on arrival in Schiphol I found that the Lufthansa flight that I was to take had been cancelled and that I was now to go aboard a KLM flight to continue on my journey on to Japan.
Jan 27, 2013 - 1:20:00 AM

Kenneth Tellis
A cry for justice in Canada
"The exposing of public wickedness is a duty which every man owes to the truth and his country, and can never be libel in the nature of things." Cato (The pseudonym of John Peter Zenger)
Jan 20, 2013 - 12:10:56 AM

Kenneth Tellis
Memories of Serendeep (Ceilao) Ceylon)
For most British merchant ships plying the Indian Ocean, the Arabian Sea, the Malay peninsular and South China Seas, there were places where these ships had to take on heavy oil bunkers to run their Diesel engines. ne of these stops was Colombo, Ceylon, where Burma Shell barges would pump oil aboard. Over time we made friends with the engineers on board these barges, and they would invite us over to their homes to meet their families and friends.
Jan 16, 2013 - 12:13:30 AM

Kenneth Tellis
Fate has a purpose that we cannot always comprehend
When the Atomic Bomb fell on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, the first to arrive in Hiroshima from Tokyo with aid for the victims was the Spanish born Basque Jesuit priest, Padre Pedro Aruppe, because he was Spanish and therefore a neutral citizen. Fr. Pedro Arrupe had nursed the 14-year old Tadashi Hasegawa with his limited resources, and had brought him and other victims of the Atomic Bomb some comfort, and all this was in spite of the objections of the U.S. authorities which had made his job much more difficult.
Jan 13, 2013 - 12:15:06 AM

Kenneth Tellis
Honoring Jean-Baptiste Charbonneau a true American legend
August 24, 1805, Jean-Baptiste was born to Sacagawea the Shoshone Indian girl at a Mandan Village. Jean-Baptiste was baptized by Trappists Monks at St. Louis, Missouri, in December 1809. Of course Toussaint Charbonneau like most Metis did not care much for his son and wife Sacagawea and abandoned them, leaving his mother Sacagawea as his only guardian.
Jan 8, 2013 - 10:32:05 PM

Kenneth Tellis
Jacques Parizeau opens his big mouth and all that comes out is drivel
It is therefore time for Jacques Parizeau to return to his Franklin Rocking Chair and dream of the day when his make-believe Nation of Kebec will be in the book of Fairy Tales that he is bent on writing for posterity, because reality is out of his reach.
Jan 6, 2013 - 6:02:13 AM

Kenneth Tellis
The Seafarer and the Statue
We headed for the Mediterranean Sea and took a course for the Suez Canal, Egypt. Once we got Port Said we passed right through the Canal and made for Aden, where we took on bunkers (Heavy Oil) on which to run our Diesel engine. After bunkering we left Aden after a four hour stop, and then took a course that would take us directly towards the East Indies.
Dec 30, 2012 - 12:42:36 AM

Kenneth Tellis
A Smile that might well have Lit Up the World
I knew that we were in the wilds of East Africa, but I had hoped to get ashore and eat a decent meal. I managed to get a dinghy to put me ashore and made my way through a trail in the jungle. I also knew that there were lions in this area, so I was a bit wary of my surroundings, and kept on full alert just in case a lion came out of the jungle looking for a meal. I would hate to end up as lunch for a hungry lion. I had walked quite a distance before I hit what seemed like some sort of a highway, and waited hoping against hope that I might thumb a lift, and get into the nearest town or habitation.
Dec 26, 2012 - 4:20:32 AM

Kenneth Tellis
My personal journey to Runnymede
So, I set out for Runnymede, Surrey, to see the scene where the Magna Carta was signed by King John. It was a very long journey, because there were no bus routes, so I got off a Bus at Oggham, Surrey, and had to use long-shanks' pony to get there. When I reached Runnymede, Surrey, I was in for the surprise of my life. There stood the beautiful monument to the Magna Carta, which had been built by the American Bar Association in 1953. I really should not have been surprised that the Americans had built this monument to our charter of freedom, because it had been quoted so many times as the basis of American Independence by American patriots during the American Revolution, and among these were Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin.
Dec 23, 2012 - 12:47:41 AM

Kenneth Tellis
Pauline Marois the nemesis of democracy rolls out the red carpet in New York
The Anglophobe Kebec Premier Pauline Marois attempts to use subterfuge in order to bluff U.S. investors into investing in her economically bankrupt province.
Dec 18, 2012 - 8:00:08 AM

Kenneth Tellis
In search of brother Joe
There was a heavy bang on the starboard side of the engine-room just below the waterline. One of the plates was pushed in and water was gushing in from the sea, we had just hit an OIL RIG that was lit up like a 4th of July celebration. I then looked around and realized that the crew had fled topside to get into Life-boats, and I was the only one left in the engine-room. I did not have a Life Jacket so, I set to work and got all the pumps working full speed to pump out the water that was gushing in from the sea through the lose plate.
Dec 14, 2012 - 5:45:46 AM

Kenneth Tellis
Reasons why any Union of the Maritime Provinces should not be BILINGUAL!
Note carefully that the Senators for New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island both came from Ontario, and not from the Maritimes that they now supposedly represent in the Senate of Canada. Are these people who are pushing for a Maritime UNION really snake oil salesmen on the take? Because, when it boils down to facts, there is something shady about this idea, and immediately danger signals go up.
Dec 7, 2012 - 10:17:55 PM

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