Canada’s Current Position Is A Cliff-Hanger

First, world governance is an impossible dream.

The International Court and the United Nations have shown themselves to be anti-Israel and generally not supportive of human rights. Despite massive western funding of poor countries, they have remained poor and their dictatorships have become stronger. Israel has shown that a small independent country can work without international advice or help. Giving any of our rights to an international organization is a mistake. 

Canada has opened our doors to immigrants and refugees from countries torn to pieces by ISIS, religious hatred and poverty.

They come whether or not they want to be Canadians and adopt our values; just want to live on our social welfare system; or want to replace our systems with an Islamic, dictatorial, or communist form of government. No one will have to work, no one will have to do anything, and the government will provide. It is a great life, but unreal. For Canada to remain strong, it needs a strong workforce that will be happy to both struggle with the economic climate and to fit in with our culture.  

Canada has always been basically a Protestant country.

Christianity has been at the core of our country, economically, socially, and politically. Religious values were targets to be aimed at, even if not always achieved. The Ten Commandments, Biblical ethics, and Judeo-Christian moral codes, including those relating to family and marriage, were always respected. Religious traditions originated millions of years ago. They produce good civilizations.

The breakdown of the institute of marriage harms our society and our children. We get rid of religious traditions, like marriage, at our peril. Without the Judaic-Christian ethic, without fighting for our values, we will become an Islamic dictatorship, another socialist dictatorship, or a banana republic.