Post by FLC on Sept 25, 2004 18:10:27 GMT -5
Chateau Frontenac
Quebec City, Quebec
Former Dominion of Canada
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{Wilfred Laurier rises in front of a group of about 50 supporters of the FLC in a Conference Room}
Good evening, and welcome to the first meeting of the Front de Liberation du Canada. I come here, as a former Prime Minister of this once great nation. We must, as Canadians, come together and do what Robert Borden failed to do: defend our nation.
All Canadians, - whether they be farmers, merchants, bankers, or peasants - all must work together if we want our nation to be free again! We fought the Americans back twice before when we were highly outnumbered, why could we not do it again? WE CAN, and WE MUST!
Our former friends have turned their backs on us. To Britain, we helped you in the Boer War. Where were you when we needed you? Why have you abandoned us?
Each and every Canadian, no matter their heritage - English, French, Native - has the duty to defend our nation. We are all in this together! Let no one forget Canada!
VIVE LE CANADA LIBRE!
{Everyone in the rooms begins to chant VIVE LE CANADA LIBRE}
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Parts of the speech were published in the Quebec Newspaper, and so word quickly spread of the FLC effort.
The next day, over 150 people joined the FLC movement. Some were boarding the Canadian Transcontinental Railway, to spread the word West.
Quebec City, Quebec
Former Dominion of Canada
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{Wilfred Laurier rises in front of a group of about 50 supporters of the FLC in a Conference Room}
Good evening, and welcome to the first meeting of the Front de Liberation du Canada. I come here, as a former Prime Minister of this once great nation. We must, as Canadians, come together and do what Robert Borden failed to do: defend our nation.
All Canadians, - whether they be farmers, merchants, bankers, or peasants - all must work together if we want our nation to be free again! We fought the Americans back twice before when we were highly outnumbered, why could we not do it again? WE CAN, and WE MUST!
Our former friends have turned their backs on us. To Britain, we helped you in the Boer War. Where were you when we needed you? Why have you abandoned us?
Each and every Canadian, no matter their heritage - English, French, Native - has the duty to defend our nation. We are all in this together! Let no one forget Canada!
VIVE LE CANADA LIBRE!
{Everyone in the rooms begins to chant VIVE LE CANADA LIBRE}
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Parts of the speech were published in the Quebec Newspaper, and so word quickly spread of the FLC effort.
The next day, over 150 people joined the FLC movement. Some were boarding the Canadian Transcontinental Railway, to spread the word West.
