History Behind the News with Lorelee

It is celebration week. Canada Day and July 4th. I get tired of hearing that America was built by slaves and White supremecy. In this weeks podcast we look at the lives of a few people during the civil war.

Canadian history story of a journalist who captured history.

Does the Media today care about truth?

Is it dangerous to call Trump Hitler?

Is there any hope for North America?

When did Income tax start in Canada?

What are Tariffs, and please explain this trade war!

Are we free? Or are we slaves and we just don't know it?

Today is Election day in Ontario

This podcast is everything elections in Ontario. How did we get here, what has the last 15 years been like politically in Ontario?

An overview of the rollar coaster ride that was this election.

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I look at the history of the Canadian border. What is being done o protect it today?

We look at two pro-life stories. One from the USA and one from Ireland.

We also look at the growing problem of porn in the teen years.

And lastly, we look at the #freetommy story from Britain.

I start by looking at our Canadian History. The story of the man who came up the tital "dominion" of Canada. Why the word Dominion?

Then we look at why it is dangerous to be afraid to speak out against Islamism.

And Snap Chat has a new fetur that every parent needs to know about.

I look at a Canadian leader who admired Adolf Hitler.

I look at where we are today as Canada. Have we forgotten our history? Are we doomed to repeat it?

What is the relationship between the Jews and the Church?

This week we look at some history from world war 2 and how it is affecting our border today.

We also look at the Iran deal.

We ask the question, "does the church want to be loving, or loved?"

We start with a history lesson on the founding of Canada. We look at a court case involving provincial borders and compare that to our national borders.

We talk about what we don't know about the man who used a van to kill people in Toronto, and a baby in England shows at what ethenasia looks like.