Herouxville Stands Up And Blogs For Protecting Culture

I received a wonderful comment from the Town of Herouxville, Quebec, Canada in response to my post on their valiant defense of Western civilization and the preservation of justice, equality, freedom, heritage, culture and liberty for all people.

In case you are not aware of what I am referring to, Herouxville has come under fire for standing up to outrageous demands made by various immigrant groups that seek to change Western society into another version of the often oppressive ones they left behind. Herouxville has bravely said that it will not stand for this, and has passed measures announcing the town’s stance in an effort to preserve their culture.

Now, Herouxville has a blog. Here is a community that is showing common sense and some plain old-fashioned guts—doing what most national governments are afraid to do. They have taken a stand and said enough is enough. And now, they are taking it to the blogosphere.

Stop by their blog and show some love and support:

Herouxville Town Charter — the Herouxville blog.

Herouxville Comment On My Post

The Citizens of Herouxville thank you for your kind words and support. We would like to invite you to our new Official English Language weblog.

We would be pleased if you left a comment, and if you agree with our democratic principles, please feel free to pass along our weblog address to your readers.

To borrow a phrase in one of David Bowie’s sons, “We can be Herouxs, just for one day”

Warmest Regards,

Barry O’Regan (Authour) written with permission on behalf of Mr. Andre Drouin (Herouxville Town Councillor) the Mayor Mr. Martin Perigny and the Citizens of Herouxville, Quebec, Canada