Is Justin Trudeau going to win the 2019 Canadian Federal Election? There’s a Good Chance He Will Win! Here’s Why
I understand that people like me, people who think like me assume that it’s a foregone conclusion that Justin Trudeau won’t get a second term. However I must remind my readers of the reality, the reality is that although many of you are online reading this and many of you are equally understanding of how the free market works and the importance of Alberta to Canada, there still remains a large segment of the Canadian population that has no idea how bad things are in Canada. The problem with Keynesian economics is that the old saying if it ain’t broke don’t fix it, well Keynesian economics and central banking for the past 50+ years, for the most part, has worked in Canada’s favor and quite frankly the Liberal brand in Canada means a lot to most Canadians living outside of Alberta.
For the average Canadian that I speak too, everything is business as usual, even a large number of business people I speak too, seemed to be rather resigned to their fate, when I try to talk to people in Ontario about politics, I get the feeling that Ontarians want me to go away, or I get the face of “how dare, this man talk like that”. I also get the feeling from the younger community that “hey, bro weed is legal, stop listening to that Alex Jones crap, everything will be fine.” I get the sense of disinterest amongst most Canadians and my theory as to why goes hand in hand with something pointed out in the Youtube video I posted in this blog post.
CANADIANS ARE BROKE
PEOPLE IN DEBT TEND TO BE VERY SUBMISSIVE AND AGREEABLE
Many of you reading this know and understand that, my main topic of conversation revolves around Crown Corporations in Canada, Canada in my personal opinion is a very corporatist nation, meaning that we understand intuitively that things shouldn’t be fully nationalized, however, we do think that a little government intervention in the economy is helpful. Keynesian economics along with central banking has, for the most part, worked in Canada, it’s worked primarily because we have the United States as a neighbor as a trading partner, Canada doesn’t even concern itself with its military, if a politician in Canada dares to talk about increasing military spending that politician would be swiftly voted out by a large share of the Canadian population.
We in Canada, whether you want to admit it or not have been conditioned to be passive, pushovers and in my opinion Justin Trudeau is a manifestation of what we’ve become as a country, he’s the warning sign and I’m warning Canadians that if you don’t start taking the disintegration of country seriously, Justin Trudeau will win and in actuality, a Justin Trudeau victory in 2019 coincides with estimation that I have that the Canadian economy will collapse. I’d actually prefer the Canadian economy crash under Justin Trudeau’s watch because the coming economic crash was created by him and quite Frankly if Andrew Scheer or Maxime Bernier become Prime Minister the economy is going to crash anyway.
There’s absolutely nothing any present or future Prime minister can do to prevent the coming economic crash which in actuality should be a deflationary crash, which would help the domestic population. However, the economic crash that’s most likely going to hit Canada will be hyper-inflationary, you can read all of my posts, I’ve been saying the exact same thing since 2008, the problem is Trudeau but everything into hyper-drive, whereas I may have been writing theory when Harper was prime minister, it’s now a fact that the Canadian economy will crash, I expect a collapse, but at least a crash will happen.
The reason the economic crash is going to happen is that the Public sector which includes Crown Corporations are over-priced and over-valued. The people behind the curtain of Trudeau are trying to rally support by vote buying, vote buying didn’t work in Ontario, because former LGBTQI Ontario Premier Kathleen O’Day Wynne vote buying was simply too blatant and Ontarians could vividly see with HD quality that she was a horrible leader. Justin Trudeau, on the other hand, has been more bland, almost playing the role of victim. Justin Trudeau and his cabinet have made it seem like all of Canada’s recent short-comings are because of Donald Trump.
If you’re a Canadian that doesn’t understand economics which around 80-85% of Canadians don’t, you’d probably assume that the Canadian economy is where it is because Donald Trump is a male chauvinistic, Pig, Capitalist that’s trying to steal money from Americans to give to his Communist friends in Russia? What I just wrote might sound ridiculous to Conservatives, but I ask my fellow conservative thinkers to consider having a conversation with a modern-day Leftists, I do my best not to stay in my own bubble, sometimes you have to do uncomfortable things have uncomfortable conversations and allow your fellow countrymen to release their thoughts. Based on my listenings to the average Canadian they’re ok with Justin Trudeau, a large number of them believe that he’s being sabotaged.
A large number of Canadians have no idea who Andrew Scheer is and currently, don’t think Maxime Bernier or Jagmeet Singh are realistic alternatives. I personally get the feeling that Canadians might vote in Justin Trudeau, for the same reason why Americans voted in George W. Bush(43rd U.S. President) for a second term. An economic crash might not even change most Canadians minds. The problem with socialism, the problem with Keynesianism the problem with being in debt, the problem with welfare is what it does to the minds of the masses. If an individual is dependent on the government to survive, they will vote to keep the government big.
In France, with all the riots, one of the funniest things I read was the demands of the protestors which included a rise in the minimum wage. Now, as many of you know I have friends in Switzerland, I often write favorably of the Swiss and they laughed when they heard these demands, they thought it was hilarious, because if you’re oblivious a minimum wage is a government artificially raising the cost of labor. Switzerland has no federal minimum wage if you want higher wages join a union or negotiate/barter on your own behalf.
The dumbest thing you can do is ask the government to raise the minimum wage because the end result to this is fewer jobs ultimately. have Canadians been to a dollar store recently? Most of the items aren’t a dollar or a loonie anymore and making matters worse not only have prices inflated, but most of the items are made in China, that’s what minimum wages do. This was one of the first years I think that Dollarama’s stock was down… Go figure!
Once your country stops manufacturing things, your country is heading for poverty, it’s really that simple, government workers, public sector workers, crown corporations get their money from the Private Sector. The private sector is based on accumulating profits, it’s the profits garnered by the real private sector that allows the Public Sector to function, it’s profits garnered from the Private Sector that allows the Crown Corporations to function. What Trudeau’s Liberals did, possibly inadvertently, is they’ve raised the cost of doing business, meaning that the Canadian dollar couldn’t deflate even if it wanted too.
Because Trudeau’s Liberals artificially raised the cost to do business in Canada there are less and less private businesses in Canada making a profit, which means that if an event occurs, a hyper-inflationary event, like a spike in interest rates, a lower loonie, a spike in prices from Canadian retailers, Canada is heading for an epic hyper-inflation crash, that can’t be solved with cutting price controls.
Does any Canadian Prime Minister Have the Heart to End Price Controls? I doubt it!
How are public servants pay calculated? Well in Canada, most public servants make more than their private sector equivalents and this is why I don’t think Canadians understand why we have a serious problem on our hands. The reason why some European countries don’t have stupid frivolous laws like minimum wages is that the economy can’t shrink and employees have fewer options. In case most Canadians don’t know in America, they have a very powerful Army, they also have the worlds reserved currency, if the American economy crashes, people from all parts of the world inadvertently bail Americans out, the world does this because U.S currency is accepted almost worldwide.
The Canadian dollar, on the other hand, isn’t viewed that way, when a Canadian goes on vacation, they’d be wise to carry some Greenbacks, because the Canadian dollar is relatively unknown to the world, to put things in their proper perspective, how many Canadians know what an Aussie dollar looks like? or a Japanese Yen? well on the currency markets, the Forex markets the same is true and Canada is only a big player as long as the American economy stays afloat.
Canada’s debt economy differs from America’s because Canadians historically pay their bills, however, the coming economic crash has nothing to do with paying one’s bills, the coming crash has to do with lenders not being here anymore. When the U.S economy crashed in 2007-2008, what a lot of Canadians forget is what happened to Canada, a lot of the B, C and subprime lenders in Canada disappeared. This is hard for most Canadians to grasp because currently there are a lot of lenders giving away loans in Canada, but during a crash, what’s often ignored are those businesses that are reliant on debt to keep their doors open. It’s these companies that either has to close their doors, cut staff, raise prices or ask the government for a bailout that will be largest contributors to the coming crash. Because whose going to pay for these businesses costs?
Can a politician realistically tell Canadians that they’re going to abolish minimum wages? Will a politician realistically tell Canadians that price control regulations in Canada will end? Will a Canadian Politician realistically tell Canadians that welfare will be slashed, universal health care spending will be slashed? No, this won’t happen, what will most likely happen is Trudeau will pick winners and losers which will lead to hyper-inflation. canadians have become too accustomed to price controls, too accustomed to corporatism, too accustomed to government handouts and quite frankly in my opinion things are going to get a whole lot worse before they get better. I actually prefer it this way, because I want the thought of Liberals, NDP and leftist ideas to be exposed for what they are.
I certainly won’t be voting for Justin Trudeau, I’ll be voting for Maxime Bernier, but make no mistake about it, if you’re reading this don’t assume that Justin Trudeau isn’t going to win this coming election, I am preparing for the worst, I’m a firm believer that worst is coming and even if my dream comes true and Bernier wins make no mistake about, this economy is going to crash, it’s already too late, I can’t wait to see the numbers in regards to how much money Canadians spent on Christmas shopping, because I’ve never seen malls so empty during the Christmas season, adding to it was the Canada Post strike. Will Justin Trudeau win the coming election? I think he might! Whether he wins or loses the crash is coming, there’s absolutely nothing that can be done, so prepare accordingly.
Interesting times ahead.