Voter fatigue in the stagnant slow movement left in Canadian politics may attract Canadians to a party run by the one-time Conservative leadership candidate if he can bring an anti-establishment message that can still appeal to the mainstream Canadian voter.
All around the world Jews are under attack. From rockets flying at Tel Aviv to rocks being pelted at Jews in Montreal, anti-semitic attacks are rampant globally. An elderly Jewish man was beaten in Toronto, a Jewish woman was allegedly sexually assaulted in the same incident, rocks and tear gas (not from police) were launched at a crowd of Jews in Montreal, “activists” drove through Jewish sections of London to threaten mass rape of Jews, Jews are being targeted in Los Angeles and countless other attacks are coming.
It appears as though Trudeau’s Liberal government is looking to eliminate Canadian freedoms online, as they are being eliminated in the public square, all done through the guise of safety. It seems Canadians should’ve paid more attention to the warning signs coming from this administration.
Yesterday morning when Dublinski’s coverage of the events was published in a section underneath the subheader “Church has a history of defying COVID-19 rules” she brazenly ascribes disgusting actions to MP Sloan as the reason he was removed from the Conservative Party Caucus, actions that never happened and were never alleged by anybody before.
At a meeting with other world leaders coordinated by the United Nations (UN) Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau rather than stressing the need for individual countries to service their own debts, reduce spending, and or end lockdowns to allow their economies to properly recover, instead agreed that more Canadian taxpayer dollars should be used as an aid to pay down other countries debts.
As Canadians across the country become fed-up with Justin Trudeau’s left-wing economic and social record, many have looked to the NDP as an alternative, only to find even more radical socialist views which appear to only be becoming more fringe as an election looms on in the distance.
Despite Trudeau and the Liberals trying to imply that they wanted to avoid real discrimination and unfairness, they seem to be setting the stage to push a vaccine passport down the line.
Like Raybould, Sloan will not be relying just on taking former Conservative voters with him in order to win his reelection, but he could expect to attract non-Conservative voters as well who see voting for Sloan as a symbolic way of signaling their dislike for Conservative Party leader Erin O’Toole, and the direction of the party in general.
Although it seems to be the consensus among political pundits and poll analysts that currently Erin O’Toole has little chance of beating Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, it is noted less often it also seems quite unlikely at this point for Trudeau to win himself back a majority government. Some polls show Trudeau walking away with […]
Following his ongoing trend of refusing to take a moral stand on China, Trudeau signaled further weakness on the dictatorship with both his cabinet and himself abstaining from today’s vote on MP Chong’s motion. This motion does not even push for retaliatory action against China for the abuse of Uyghurs, and Trudeau was not even willing to take part in the formality of labelling the situation in Xinjiang a genocide.
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