Poilievre exposes Liberal-NDP hypocrisy, highlighting Singh’s betrayal of his own words and Trudeau’s record of failure.
I do not agree with this guy about strikes by large unions that cripple the entire country. There has to be some kind of balance and arbitration done right is most likely to find the fairest compromise for both the workers and the country as a whole. Unions do serve an important function for everyone as long as they do not grow too powerful and extort employers and society for excessive gains. Too many times, we've seen unions punish the entire country and end up no better off than they started and often worse. This strike is likely to kill Canada post. It is turning the whole country against the workers and the post office itself. Can Canada post ever recover from this?
https://theoppositionnewsnetwork.substack.com/p/trudeau-government-survives-third
Copy it, read it & send to the federal government!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/17oUkTCKTO-s2CYdKN1YLs9hRouRBe6PrnINCjrxG-n8/edit?tab=t.0
How true! Am sharing…..copied
Here’s how stupid modern Canadian politics has become.
We live in a country where the loudest people scream “eat the rich” cheer when Teslas get vandalized, foam at the mouth over billionaires, rail against corporations, blame the elites for everything, and posture endlessly about justice, equity and the little guy.
And then they turn around and vote for a Davos banker.
Not a welder. Not a builder. Not a farmer. Not a small business owner. Not even some old school liberal who still vaguely pretends to care about the working class. No, they handed the country to a global finance creature who parachuted into Canadian politics from the stratosphere, grabbed the wheel, and started pulling levers on behalf of the exact class of people liberals claim to hate.
That’s the joke. That’s the scam.
The same people who want to burn symbols of wealth voted for a man who practically is a symbol of transnational wealth. A banker. A globalist. A man marinated in elite institutions. A man whose instincts, loyalties and ...