Here I clearly prove the town of Arnprior was a major hub of activity from at least 1745 to 1900. Sitting just minutes up the Ottawa river by boat, most lumber coming down the valley would pass through a customs house and inspection warehouse in the Tartarian city hall. The prince of Wales visited (1900) and founded a new Bank of Ottawa (1906) and was established using royal money and lumber baron capital. Subsequently bought out by Scotia Bank of Canada, the first branch of the Bank of Ottawa was in Arnprior! Most all lumber imported to Britain for centuries was of Ottawa valley origin. The Prince of Wales Charles P.R. has his money sent to Arnprior in 1745, and set up a new "Royal Standard" at that time. Not sure what a total standard is? Check my next video. XoxBB ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4kZ1yl3_fA

Okay so going in all directions, this time backwards to the reset of 1744 when Britain took over the world in one decree by prince Charles P.R. You have now promised money to the king and he had come to collect with this special flag which says all your armies will bow to us. The prince travelled across the ocean and arrived before the decree was put in place so he was unprotected at that time by any army. They tried to overthrow France but eventually just kicked out the Acadian people and took over from there. All this being said, there are 2 towns called Arnprior, one in Scotland, one in Canada. No matter, the argument stands that the reset button was pushed 1744 and they had to take over. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1vddpNo2do

I did this stupid video today, hoping to get a laugh out of you. Perhaps watch it on fast motion. The music is my song called Hoppity Hip from around ten years ago. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DinYxrRrf5s

What do you think? ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxeFJImflPs