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A few reviews about my novel Kurofune: The Black Ships. Available on Amazon. Click on the Kurofune Heading above for more information. Would make an excellent Christmas gift while supporting a Canadian author:

“Just finished reading “Kurofune – The Black Ships” a novel of World War 11 written by John Morrison. I found it very educational as I knew nothing about the Pacific War, or even where Saipan was located. The author has gone into great detail to keep this history as accurate as possible, yet still opening up their stories, for both sides, Japanese and Americans. How life changes with war, yet still trying to find the good in people, making some sense of it all and carry on. There is the loss of friends, hope for a better day, and of course a little romance. Totally enjoyed the book, and learned a lot about that era.”

“The epic story of American gallantry and victory over the brave, but totally fanatical Japanese military is well organized and researched. The cast of characters from the main protagonist Pte Ted Culp, to Pte Airie (Boo Hoo), and Pte Niles (the Reverend) are true comrades-in-arms soldiers. This particular story of the US Marines who literally fought their way through hell, in the numerous campaigns of the South Pacific, is well worth telling again. Focusing on how just one Marine Pte Culp, left his small American town to answer his country’s call to Arms. John’s novel is a joy to read and is reminiscent of the millions of young men and women who also sacrificed their lives and health for the freedom we enjoy today! At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. SEMPER FIDELIS.”

So………..

…..they are now looking at cancelling a traditional Royal Canadian Navy marching tune: “Heart of Oak.” It is too British and reeks of colonialism and slavery and does not represent the values of today’s modern (sick) Royal Canadian Navy. So says the pansy leadership of today’s Royal Canadian Woke Navy.

Whoa. It is a traditional Navy tune. Heart of Oak refers to the strength of the Royal Navy sailing ships that were constructed of oak. The heart of the oak ships refers to the strength and courage and loyalty of the British men that sailed in these ships. It celebrates the victories and glory of the British forces in 1759, the Seven Year’s War, which was the first total, unlimited war of a global nature. At that time women did not serve. That was the way it was. You cannot change history nor the traditions that reflected those times.

It is tradition they say. Yes but it reflects British values not Canadian. Okay then get rid of the “Royal” moniker in the name of the “Royal Canadian Navy.” And remember Canada did not exist when that song came into vogue.

I was in the Royal Canadian Navy for 37 years. I am proud of my service and the traditions that I served under.

It is not inclusive enough.

Ok, may I suggest our woke navy replace it with:

or this very traditional Canadian song:

You could easily modify the words to reflect the woke Royal Canadian Navy:

I’m a naval officer and I’m okay. I work in our shits (sic) and I play all day. I love to wear……

https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B079MG88Y3?ref_=k4w_oembed_364b2VQGWekgCu&tag=kpembed-20&linkCode=kpd

A video describing the background of my book Kurofune: The Black Ships. A good read. Available on Amazon.

“An excellent book about a young man growing up in s terrible time in history. The characters and battle scenes bring both people and battles alive. It’s also a clash of civilizations between democracies and a system which would have taken mankind back a thousand years.” A review.

https://shakeyjay.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Kurofune.mp4?_=1

11 months to go.

He (Trudough) opened by insisting it is morally selfish to put food and lodging concerns above contributions to the carbon tax, and climate change.

At the G20: He is doubling down. Next? Carbon Tax on all maritime traffic. Carbo tax to increase 01 April 25. Result higher cost of living for all Canadians.

Trudeau said his goal in the coming federal election (can’t come soon enough!) will be to convince Canadians “they have to pay more in taxes, or they have to accept that some of their tax dollars are going to the most vulnerable in the world” to fight climate change, despite facing an affordability crisis at home.

(Canada is currently contributing $5.3 billion over five years to a global climate fund paid by developed countries to help developing countries adapt to climate change, double the $2.65 billion Trudeau committed from 2015 to 2022.).

The dictators from Africa are ecstatic as they will be getting a pay raise from Trudeau. Rest assured that not a dime of this money will see the climate light of day in these third world countries.

Hey amigos….gracias, merci, thank you, asante sana:

Thank you so very much Canada.

Canadians………..Wake Up!

Sadly, every year it gets worse. Canadians have to wake up to the nonsense and start pushing back or we will lose our identity and with that our country. We need real leadership in Canada…at all levels.

Remembrance Day in Canada became a cultural flashpoint this year. For those that are not paying close attention, this is what happened across our country: – a Nova Scotia school told veterans not to wear uniforms because it might trigger foreign students – an Ottawa school played a Palestinian Arabic protest song at the official school ceremony – a Toronto official used the official ceremony to condemn Canada’s involvement in slavery (Wtf?) – Calgary mayor accused everyone at the official ceremony of being settlers on stolen land – York University lecturer filmed herself berating and swearing at Canadian veterans – Saanich, B.C. Remembrance Day ceremony only had one reading from a holy book. The Quran. I think this is what living in a post national state looks like.

Blame Trudeau for all of this.