As I see it, our future is challenged on two fronts:
1. the global rise of totalitarian islam due to demographics
2. our own self destruction due to unfettered progressivism

The best was to challenge the first threat is to discredit the ideology – a great source is by ex-muslim Ali Sina who runs http://www.faithfreedom.org.
(the website makes a compelling case explaining that Mohammad was a psychopath.) Religious freedom should not be tolerated as an excuse for the violent acquisition of political power.

The second threat is at the core of our escapist culture of gratification. Technological change has removed the fears and burdens of day to day survival; a diminishing proportion of our economy is devoted to survival needs (basic shelter, food, water). A basic article of faith is “economic growth” – via expansion of this economy of gratification.

Our culture has become overwhelmed by:
1. commercial propaganda feeding our narcissistic consumption and addictions.
2. fringe rights activists demanding respect (or worship via playing the victimization card)

Economic growth is also fed by mass immigration (because CEOs find it very profitable and it is too much of an inconvenience for many of us to have/raise children).

I feel increasing disconnected as a citizen – by a culture that readily condemns my conservatism and by so much diversity that makes it very difficult to understand and relate.
The shared values/experiences that unite us as a country are diminishing and becoming very abstract; ‘tolerance’ demands that almost all behaviors are acceptable.

This perspective is heresy in multicult-Canada.