The Inconvenient economic truth about Pierre and Justin Trudeau – February 5, 2019
The Canada we all enjoy today is the result of Paul Martins Liberals, Former Prime Minister of Canada Paul Martin, and Jean Chrétien create what I like to call free-market corporatism in Canada which in reality was the only way to preserve Pierre Trudeau’s socialist Canada. Former Conservative Prime Minister of Canada Brian Mulroney tried to save Pierre Trudeau’s socialist vision for Canada by raising and changing Canada’s tax structure. Brian Mulroney’s Loonie and GST still exist to this very day and thought of decreasing the GST sounds like blasphemy in the years of any political leftist.
As far as being a politician Pierre Trudeau embodied it, he used all the Marxists tactics, while at the same time using his knowledge of being a lawyer and understanding the private sector, created a lot of quick-fix answers to complicated economic issues. Pierre Trudeau was actually common for his time, during the late 1970s and the 1980s playing the role of a super-hero was cool, even if the concept was ridiculous eyes were glued to the television sets back then and unless you wet to a library to learn Austrian economics there was really no country except for the United States challenging Marxist derived thoughts.
Pierre Trudeau made Canada sound and seem cool and hip, since his disappearance, however, Canadian social insecurity, especially amongst Leftists, has been at an all-time high as information is more accessible now than ever before. In a real debate, the modern Leftist is extremely weak, which is why Climate change, racism, and taxing the rich dominates the Leftist airwaves. The Welfare debate and the need to grow social security has been debunked, the only people who want to preserve welfare are the people on it in some capacity. These welfare fighters don’t only include individuals but big corporations as well. This didn’t have to happen in Canada for Canada to flourish, by default Canada should be the richest country in the world. Do you know how many English speaking countries would love to be bordering with the United States?
The unfortunate thing about Canada economically has been the conserving of Pierre Trudeau’s socialist Utopia. After Brian Mulroney’s failure, Paul Martin did what will go down in history as one of the best jobs plugging holes in what was Canada’s sinking ship economy. Now, what often goes overlooked is what Stephen Harper didn’t do, Stephen Harper, for the most part, didn’t change much of anything. What Stephen Harper did was he did a better job managing the Canadian economy with less money than did Paul Martins Liberals, unfortunately, Stephen Harper’s lack of trying to sell Canadians on what being a free market economic Conservative meant gave rise to Pierre Trudeau’s son Justin.
The assumption of most Liberals, most Leftists is that the Canadian economy will fix itself, so let’s focus on social programs and creating more social safety nets. This is obviously why Justin Trudeau’s focus is on limiting or controlling what people can say publically. It’s important all Canadians understand that what Trudeau’s cabinet is doing is actually undermining Paul Martin’s fixtures to Pierre Trudeau’s economy. If you also listen to Justin Trudeau what he’ll say is he didn’t think his dad went far enough.
The Reform Party had to merge with the Conservatives about 20+ years ago, well what Trudeau has done is he’s making the argument that the NDP should merge with the Liberals because truth be told Jagmeet Singh is a less charismatic version of Justin Trudeau. Personally, I think if Jagmeet Singh were Tom Mulcair the upcoming Federal election results would be the same, possibly with fewer votes because as many people know, there are racists people in Canada who will vote for Jagmeet Singh only because he’s South Asian. The Conservatives and the People’s Party of Canada are gaining support and for once the differences between Liberals and Conservatives are clearly defined primarily because of Trudeau’s vote-buying as well as his positions on illegal immigration and his passivity towards the growing element of terrorist returning to Canada.
The majority of Canadians don’t care about economics, the assumption is that the economy will fix itself, however changing the entire social fabric of Canada scares a lot of the Canadian people and that’s why this coming election is going to have severe economic impacts regardless of who wins. I’ll be voting for the People’s Party of Canada, but make no mistake about it, it wouldn’t surprise me in the least if Justin Trudeau won the coming election. In fact, I’d smile if it happened, especially if he wins a minority government. It’s my preference that Canadians see for themselves the disasters Justin Trudeau and the Liberals have created for Canada. I don’t want Maxime Bernier to get strapped and left with all the blame caused by Justin Trudeau’s ignoramus economic policies.
I’d like to remind Canadians that I’m sorry, there’s no way out this time, if interest rates go up we’re screwed if interest rates go down we’re screwed, our housing market never crashed and quite frankly it will be hard for it to crash because the CMHC exists. So, the only way for things to change is if all of these regulations and these crown corporations are turned privately owned. If the politician in power and the voting public isn’t smart enough to see this, things will get progressively worse. This is the inconvenient truth regarding Justin Trudeau and Pierre Trudeau. Pierre Trudeau got out of politics before his disastrous policies started to destroy Canada and oddly enough his ignorant son might be the Prime minister stuck with the economic disaster created by his father.
Interesting times ahead.