Spat with Saudis hits home for armored vehicle plant in London Ontario – August 8, 2018,
Justin Trudeau’s Liberals and their social justice agendas continue to disrupt manufacturing jobs in Ontario. In this world, there are 2 dominant political ideologies for a reason. One political ideology leans towards bigger government, government managing the affairs of people, government managing the economy, government managing and monitoring the way its citizens speak etc. This is leftism, and leftism takes on many forms, there’s socialism, communism, and fascism/National socialism just to name a few.
On the political right, they believe in less government, change on the political right typically doesn’t come from the government, instead, it comes from the people and where the people are spending their money, time and energy. The right believes in the free market which is where the concept of conservatism comes from, this smaller government concept similar to the big government concept also has flaws.
Those obvious flaws revolve around government inaction, so in a conservative free-market atmosphere, companies do fall, private property can be an asset and a liability and the government leaves the economics or free market to the individuals, now because of this the inevitability of exploitation, environmental destruction, and inaction towards injustice can arise, in a multi-cultural society the political right is a hard sell to people because a lot of people encounter cultures that they’d rather avoid or be distant from. Keyword in that previous statement are cultures which shouldn’t be confused with racial differences. Cultural differences lead to people seeking a middleman or an external source to harmonize this dilemma. Which is why most common sense politicians and political parties do their best to align themselves somewhere in the political middle.
My problem with Justin Trudeau’s Liberals, they’ve aligned themselves so far to the Left in so many issues that it’s costing Canadians namely Ontarians a lot of manufacturing jobs. In past Liberals were known as the centrists’ party, the Conservatives to the right, the NDP to the far left. For those of you that don’t remember the history, this is why the Conservative Party of Canada added the name “Progressive” Conservatives, they wanted to align themselves somewhere in the middle also.
Because as I’ve stated in prior posts the Conservative Party of Canada seems to do a better job conserving Liberal policies and making them run more efficiently, the Liberals solution to take back Canada politically revolved around embracing the radical left. The Liberals weren’t just losing to the Progressive Conservatives if you look all across Canada they’re also losing to the NDP. Being that centrists eventually evolve into elitists one of the things Justin Trudeau did during his election was he met with Canada’s richest individuals. Being that Justin Trudeau’s economic IQ is probably the lowest of all Canadian prime ministers in history he and the members of his Liberal party have been the easiest to manipulate by the elites.
One of Bill Morneau’s first actions was to change the tax code in Canada, created by Paul Martin. Bill Morneau wanted to make the certain sections of the Canadian tax code surrounding small businesses in Canada subjective and open to interpretation. Now, it’s important to understand that Bill Morneau worked in the private sector, so it’s not like he doesn’t know what he’s doing. But again, it’s public record Justin Trudeau met with Canadian elites who for obvious reasons don’t want any unexpected business competition.
That aside, another mistake Justin Trudeau made was his gender-neutral Cabinet. I’m all for women in politics and in the private sector. But those women like everybody else should earn their keeps. They shouldn’t get a job to solidify a radical left, feminist ideology. No, they should get a job like everybody else because they earned it. If they earned a job title and they felt like they worked harder than everybody else, it will show when they apply what they learned.
A perfect example of a competent female in Canadian politics is Hazel McCallion. How this leads back to Suadi Arabia comes from the Canadian foreign affairs ministers not taking a well-rounded approach to Saudi Prince Mohammad Bin Salman Al Saud. Now let me point out that in no ways am I trying to call Mohammad Bin Salman Al Saud perfect. But the fact that he was able to allow women to drive in Saudi Arabia is a good thing. Changes in a very conservative country like Saudi Arabia is a very difficult task. The reality is that Mohammad Bin Salman Al Saud is probably getting daily death threats from his own people who don’t want change. Furthermore, most Saudi’s may also look at Mohammad Bin Salman Al Saud as a weak person for pushing women’s rights.
In Canada, we shouldn’t take our rights for granted. It took many years for us to enjoy the rights we have today and if it took us years to get these rights we shouldn’t expect Saudi Arabia to get these rights overnight. I would hope in the future Chrystia Freeland and Liberal Party take a more well-rounded approach to foreign affairs.
Below you can read the CTV article.
Interesting times ahead
Spat with Saudis hits home for armoured vehicle plant in Ontario