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The Shat may not want anyone to see this, but who cares? Here's Captain Kirk's pause- (and aside-) filled version of the Canadian National Anthem, in commemoration of his Lifetime Achievement Award from the Governor General. It's like being a knight, only different. Happy Canada Day again, northerly Neatoramanauts! You're fabulous.
http://geeks.thedailywh.at/2011/07/01/william-shatners-o-canada-of-the-day/
I know, my apologies for not qualifying that the third stanza has been removed.
http://raincoaster.com/2011/07/01/happy-canada-day-2011/
They all reflect the division inherent in nationalism. The division allows for a relative or contingent domain of self-worth. "I am Canadian" which is completely convention, completely arbitrary, and completely about pride, fear and egotistical attachment generally. Such heartfelt attachment makes it easy to mobilize a mass of people into endless and bloody wars "to protect our 'homeland'."