Vadum was one of the many, many writers who stood tall against the Obama-Clinton regime
Space and time don’t allow me the privilege of naming all of them because they number in the hundreds.
But I remember in particular Matthew Vadum, one of the first writers working with us when Canada Free Press was a Toronto based print journal.
I will never forget being on a radio show with Vadum on Election Night 2016. He was the first person who told me, when signing off the radio show before even the media reluctantly admitted to a waiting world that Donald Trump was President: “As I now live in Washington, D.C. and am close to many bars, I’m going now to celebrate Donald Trump’s victory,” he said when signing off.
Vadum was one of the many, many writers who stood tall against the Obama-Clinton regime. They’re still standing there now, albeit torn and tattered by Google, Facebook, Twitter, the mainstream and social media—but still standing there all the same.
They’ll be standing there still (God Bless them!) when the count staggers in from Election 2020, win, lose or draw, not willing to leave the front battle lines.
That’s because they are imbued with human characteristics that Obama and Clinton are not: decency, honesty, patience, a deep love for God, family and country—and human HOPE.
This one’s for you, Canada Free Press writers, readers and commenters, who will still be there when the lights come on again, all over the world.
For there’s just no getting around it: “Because without America there is no Free World”.