Encana leaves Alberta possibly because of the creation of the Trudeau created Canadian Energy Regulator (CER) Act – November 1, 2019,
So, I’ve lately been consuming more TheRebel.media content than I usually do, primarily because I’m curious to see what’s going on in Alberta and Saskatchewan, I’m hoping at the very least they’ll create their own Bloc away from the Conservative Party of Canada or they’ll do something organic that will at the very least get people talking. So far based on the videos I’ve seen by TheRebel.media, Albertans seem rather content. It appears that a picture being painted by Albertan Premier Jason Kenny is that the Separatists are the Fringes.
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Currently, as far as I know, Alberta withdrawing from the CPP(Canadian Pension Plan) is only the response to Trudeau’s Carbon Tax that’s been put on the table from Premier of Alberta Jason Kenny. I think that’s a start, but it’s not addressing the systematic issue facing Canada’s economy in the future. Now, in my opinion, in about a year and a half, I see Albertans turning on the Conservative Party. I like many Canadians still am in shock and possible denial that this man is the Prime Minister of the country.
Because Trudeau has been away from the spotlight since forming his minority government and hasn’t been making virtue-signaling speeches, I personally don’t think it’s settled in yet for Canadians that Trudeau is the Blackface of Canada. At least before, he could have played the role of an ignorant politician with a clean record of fun, happy go luckiness and other modern-day Liberal crap. But now, it’s out in the open that, Trudeau at 29 years old was openly mocking people. Gavin McInnes who I used to love on TheRebel.media used to say things like Liberals treat minorities like their pets.
Sure in Canada, some minorities weren’t offended by Trudeau’s costume, but, imagine Trudeau went around the world after all the revelations of the last 4 years and tried to push his globalist agenda on the rest of world? I feel embarrassed just thinking about it. I remind Canadians he got 4 more years. Do you know the first thought that came to my mind when news broke that he won? “I need to find a new hobby!”, I understand if maybe you don’t feel embarrassed that Trudeau won again, but I sure do and apparently so does Encana, so embarrassed in fact that it changed the name of the company 😳.
I get it, if you’re a tree-hugging, bleeding heart Liberal who thinks the Government should play the role of God, meaning it can and should fix all of humanity’s problems, it’s hard to see things from a grown person perspective. To put things in their proper context, there should be a reminder that a lot of hard-working people moved to Alberta primarily because of the economic opportunities.
If let’s imagine Alberta becomes a service sector economy like most of Canada, I genuinely don’t think people are comprehending the gravity of this. Nothing is more important than Human capital and if that human capital either changes its behavior or leaves the country entirely, those who remain will not only be justified in raise their fees, but they’ll also be justified in working less and providing less quality. No offense to those of you living in Eastern Canada, but most of you wouldn’t last a year in Alberta, most of you wouldn’t last a year working in the public sector.
All of the winter weather that’s normal in Western Canada doesn’t even make the news in Ontario or Quebec. I say this primarily because if this social engineering experiment that the Trudeau government is experimenting with is successful hyperinflation is inevitable in Canada. Already I was ready about migrants being one of the main drivers of home purchases in Canada.
Well, these people haven’t been tested yet, economies have crashed before, in Toronto as an example there’s a huge elevator repairman shortage problem. Independent Contractors are justifiably raising their fees and being that interest rates in Canada are record lows, there’s not real stimulus the Bank of Canada can do that won’t cause devasting inflation for consumers.
I do a lot of charity work and because I like economics, I pay close attention to the public sectors in third-world nations. What often causes the break downs in society is ignorance as to how wealth is created. The people in most third world nations as an example don’t like the police and don’t trust their post office. Anything government-related people in poor countries often avoid like the plague.
Sure many citizens in these third world nations might want to work for the government, but n the event they can’t secure a government job, the people stay as far away from the Government as possible, in case you’re unaware, this is why in most third world nations the Drug cartels, terrorist groups, the separatists movements, and the mafias are so powerful. The people know instinctively that the Government leads to poverty and hardship.
In many developed nations, however, people need convincing that the public sector is the problem, because of the giant welfare State in most developed nations, most people assume that the Government is generating the wealth of the nation, it’s hard for people to comprehend the private Sectors role in all of this, because the commercialization, the feeling of abundance, gives citizens in places like Canada, the illusion that they should gravitate to the entity that doesn’t appear to be incentive-based.
The government, the great moderator according to most Leftist ideologues should micro-management the lives of everyone, no-no we don’t want what the have in China the Leftists will argue, we’re not that extreme, we want something in between, so we’ll tweak this and we’ll tweak that for infinity because the current abundance that Canadians experience today is infinite, things can never get worse, Canada will always be prosperous. Deficits don’t matter, a reminder to the reader that the Euro Currency was created in 1999 because most of Europe was broke!
Within a few years of the creation of the Euro, Greece went bankrupt as did Cyprus, because Italy can no longer devalue its currency (the Lire) as it did prior to the creation of the Euro, Italy is now trying to figure out how it can balance its big government under the European Union. he culture of the nation plays a huge role for the future direction of that nation and since Pierre Trudeau Canada has actually been on a downward spiral, luckily America was also dumb enough to hire their own moronic politicians and because of this Canada has been able to pay t’s public sector bills.
But there comes a time when people have to face the music, face the reality that Canada isn’t as sexy as it used to be. Canada is turning into a Nanny State, private companies don’t want a government breathing down their neck. The developed world, after all, is developed, I think people forget that technology has actually made a lot of public sector jobs obsolete. Police, construction workers, firemen etc. there are public sector jobs that are necessary, there are even regulatory bodies that are necessary, but adding social justice to oil drilling? Are we being serious here? Do Canadians not feel embarrassed by this? Even Sweden did the test, there are certain jobs women do not want to do. Sure there are unique women who like to do male-dominated jobs, but yea, I hope you understand where I’m going with this.
You know things are bad when even the CBC can’t find any bright side Encana leaving. Kyle Bakx of the CBC did everything he could to put a positive spin on things, but the reality is starting to settle in. I don’t live in Western Canada, so I do not want to speak on behalf of them. I’d prefer TheRebel.media keep reporting the information for what it is. I personally don’t trust the mainstream media and quite frankly I’m open to whatever thoughts Albertan have.
It’s not my place, to speak to the pain of Western Canadians. All I can say is thank you and I think it would be wise that western Canada form their own coalition and start to imagine what Western Canada might look like post the Canadian experiment. Although I’d love for Canada to stick together, I fear for my children, I know too much about how poverty is created and Canada, in my opinion, may want to rethink Protectionism, Personal and corporate welfare and it’s expensive ballooning public sectors, which by the way do include Crown Corporations.
Encana declaring itself American is a gut punch for Alberta | CBC
Interesting times ahead!
