A Quebecois guy told me that the British Army "took over airports and seized airplanes from the French in 1759." Is he telling the truth?

[Anonymous]

He's pretty self-loathing and thinks the British (from Britain) and English Canadians are great.

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He tells me "The British Army manned the air, it took over the airports such as YUL, it did everything it needed to do, and at Waterloo achieved nothing but victory."

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Well, he appears to be an avid supporter of Pierre Poilievre.

[RebelinSteel]

Yeah Wolfe not only scaled the Cliffs of Abraham but they also took over the nearby airfield, it was while trying to board a plane that he was shot. This was all photographed from a Canberra.

[DaveJord]

Google... When was the airplane invented. That should answer your question, the internet is a powerful thing.

[EmmaMary]

Congratulations on winning a Troll of the day award.

[EmmaMary]

Thank you for the MHO.

[Anonymous]

Security was much more strict at airports in 1759. I doubt the British could realistically get in.

[Anonymous]

No one believes that you aren’t just some activist and that this entire post is anything other than your attempt to throw shade at some politician because of your little juvenile agenda. 🙄

[Anonymous]

How many fuckin airplanes and airports were around in 1759?

[Agape93]

He's an idiot

[gorydetails]

Took over what?