The Arrival of the Syrian Refugees...

So what do we do now?
    
     Well, they are all here; the best we can do is hope and pray that there are no deceivers in the bunch who wish to take advantage of our country. Apparently, they are all Christians; hopefully, that is true.



     Canada is a free and diverse country whose original inhabitants were the Natives; however, it was founded on Christian principles and those who come to our country must remember that they have to abide by those principles (mind you, the Liberals have taken away much of these "discriminatory" regulations and replaced them with barbaric infanticide and murder).

New Prime Minister

 

 

 

     The day I was hoping would never happen. I don't know why I took this election so hard; I guess I was expecting more from our people in favour of Prime Minister Stephen Harper. Few Liberals have done good to our country. I don't expect anything from them now. Likely, people won't realize their mistake until too late.

 

    

 

 

 

*not my picture (from CBC).


 

     Oh well, we shall take each day as it comes and hope that Justin Trudeau will take his job and swearing-in over the Bible very seriously and bring good to our country (not the bad that he has promised). If that is not the case, I hope and pray that God will bring a Godly government back.

Election Results

    

     Well, I was quite disappointed in the election result. I was thinking, at the very most, that Justin Trudeau would get a minority vote. What good have the Liberals done to our country? So far, not much. In fact, Stephen Harper was the best Prime Minister Canada has ever had. In this post, I hope to engage everyone in some critical thinking:

1. No matter what a leader promises, there are often more pressing issues at hand than the ones they have promised, so it may take a little longer - or not at all - to deal with lesser problems.
2. Many political parties, even the most scrupulous ones, can promise anything to be elected. It doesn't mean they are "the one" to rule the country.
3. Noone should tell the government how to govern if they have not been in the seat themselves. For all you know, the government may be dealing with a highly secret discovery that will threaten the country ( I know that example is a little extreme, but how does anyone know?)
4. People who did not vote have no right to complain.
5. What did Stephen Harper do to have a sudden cause for complaint?! 

     Look at the Liberals, who want to legalize marijuana and brothels. I understand the purpose for legalizing brothels, but, as a Christian, I am still very strongly against it. Marijuana, even if it would be for extreme medical cases only (which I am very sure is not the case) it would probably get into the hands of the wrong people; besides, what type of governor would want to bring its citizens to harm?



*I was not very happy with the federal election results; however, it makes me even more thankful to be in the riding where the Conservatives have still prevailed and the riding of my church has, once again, been elected Conservative.*

Today...

 

 

 

Yes, I voted.

 

Why?

 

• I believe it is the duty as citizens of this country to vote. Voting is a privilege. There are many people who do not have the choice of their government.
• Even one vote can make a difference - one more vote can change the government from Liberal to Conservative.
• We need Godly people and people who are best suited to run a country to be our Prime Minister.
• God has given us this country. We would like it that the country is run the way God would like it to be run.

 

     Unfortunately, there are many people who do not wish to vote, and the government often gets passed into the hands of the wrong people. We are all waiting anxiously for the results, at the moment. The next couple of hours could mean change for the whole country or a minority vote for Conservative.