Their vision unfolded over more than a century, and it followed a remarkably consistent path.

First came the argument that government should become more rational and less political.

Next: If society was becoming more complex, then experts should increasingly replace politicians in making important decisions.

As government expanded, so did the administrative state.

Independent commissions and regulatory agencies accumulated authority that once belonged to elected legislatures.

National bureaucracies increasingly coordinated with international organizations.

Public policy became harmonized across borders.

Corporate governance evolved alongside government regulation, producing concepts such as ESG and DEI that increasingly shaped behavior without requiring legislation.

Financial governance moved toward central bank digital currencies.

Artificial intelligence is now being positioned as the next generation of expert-assisted governance.

This is the story of the administrative state...

Now there is a plan! Of course dumb Canadians will not have the courage to vote with their brains, instead of their propagandized feelings of fear.

Canada’s economy is stalling badly.

We just endured the worst decade for real GDP growth per person since the Great Depression.

Over the past ten years, real GDP per capita limped along at an average of just 0.6% annually.

And Bloomberg’s consensus forecast for 2026? A paltry 0.7%.

Why does GDP matter?

Because family disposable income follows GDP like a shadow. Anemic economic growth resulting from lower investment means stagnant wages. Period.

The Liberals and fake Conservatives won't fix this.

The People's Party has a comprehensive plan to unleash private investment, supercharge productivity, and put more money back into your pocket:

Make the Accelerated Capital Cost Allowance (ACCA) permanent – Let businesses write off capital investments rapidly and skyrocket cash flow.
End Corporate Welfare – Zero subsidies. Zero bailouts. Zero regional ...