Justin Trudeau Seals 2019 Victory – Elections Canada braces for a surge in international voters – March 31, 2019,

If you live in the U.S. or Hong Kong and you’re retired or on a fixed income, would you or would you not, vote for the political Party that will send you more money? People think because I’ll be voting for the People’s Party of Canada, that I’m not going to be realistic with what’s happening to my country. The truth is the Canadian economy is going to have to collapse to fix these disasters. Pierre Trudeau’s economic policies actually caused an economic collapse, sure his successors took all the blame, but Canada’s economic woes began with Pierre Trudeau.

But you see I’m not a believer in Money, I don’t view money itself as something to worry about, I pay close attention to the demographics and thinking of the population. Because socialism works, in the beginning, the unfortunate long term effects are what causes the problems, you see in Canada, a lot of people now think that government enforced Price controls do work, Canadians think that Universal Health Care does work, Canadians now prefer a centrally run economy and they’re fearful of a free market economy. This type of thinking when left unchecked creates a whole new class of thinker who assume the government can fix all economic problems.

Back when Pierre Trudeau turned Canada into a socialist country the demographics were different, Canadian household debt and pretty much the entire world economy was different, the European Union and the currency know as the Euro(€) didn’t exit place back then. So when Europe’s socialist experiment turned disastrous, Canadians enjoyed an influx of immigrants from Europe also. Furthermore at least back then Canada used to make and manufacture things, Canada wasn’t experiencing the type of brain drain it’s experiencing now. Money aside Pierre Trudeau became PM at a time when Canada although not perfect was economically sustainable.

Now, Canada is on the edge of an economic cliff, however the numbers on the surface appear to show a different story, because when you collectivize the numbers, it’s important to understand that there still are Canadians who are financially responsible, the real problem occurs with the Canadians who are not, these people will be tested when the U.S market crashes. As every day passes, Donald Trump is getting more and more excuses that he’ll be able to use when the U.S economy crashes.

The Democrats might not realize it now, but by blocking funding to Donald Trumps Wall, Trump will be able to use Border wall funding and the Federal Reserve as his rallying cry to his base of voters why the U.S market crashed. I also have been pointing out that Trump knows how to renegotiate debt with his debtors, Trumps been in high stressed billion dollar bankruptcy negotiation deals before.

Sure, Justin Trudeau on Canada’s end will blame the U.S for the crash of the Canadian economy, Justin’s problem, however, will be far worse, because he won’t have any negotiating power with markets. I’ve been writing for a long time about Canada’s growing public sector, which also includes Crown Corporations, the pricing structure in Canada is completely out of whack and Trudeau’s new Carbon Tax on Canada’s most populous province is going to have a serious impact on prices for everything. Now, obviously people living abroad or this newly created international voter class, for the most part, are going to vote for what’s in their best financial interests, this also means that even Andrew Scheer will have to sweeten deals for them, by potentially offering them some free perks also.

Keynesian and socialism have worked in Canada, mainly because we have the U.S as a trading partner, I’m just not sure that people are understanding how Donald Trump fundamentally made things more competitive for Canadians in the U.S market. Tariffs don’t bring prosperity, especially if the Canadian dollar loses value. I also genuinely think the U.S free trade deal with South Korea is going overlooked, but that’s just me, I see things the way I see them and I’m preparing for what I see happening coming years. I’m seeing clear signs that the Canadian economy is heading for some serious problems in the next few years. Do you see it?

• Elections Canada braces for a surge in international voters – CBC
• Many Saskatchewan small businesses plan to absorb carbon tax costs – GlobalNews
• Sask. budget does not account for carbon tax due to unknowns: finance minister – GlobalNews
• Fill up your tanks Manitoba, carbon tax comes into effect April 1 – GlobalNews
• How much will the federal carbon tax cost you in Manitoba? – GlobalNews

Interesting times ahead.