Why the Conservative Party of Canada is no solution, and in fact in the past helped sow the seeds of the current disaster, and why Poilievre is definitely not the visionary leader we need.
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The only solution is for a rogue outsider who has been critical of the climate hoax from day one of his political career to muscle in on the party, as Trump did in the United States. Even then, Trump only succeeded because he was self-funded (which Canada’s election system doesn’t allow), and he already had prominent name-recognition so media slurs didn’t have the same effect as they would on an unknown outsider. The only hope in Canada to challenge these kinds of long-entrenched post-WWII beliefs through a new “rebellious” party — but that’s a hard nut to crack in a tightly managed system (from media to election committees to the donor class) that instinctively closes ranks to keep any destabilizing upstart anti-globalist party out.
Similarly, when President Trump confronted Canada about its drug, crime, and border problems and threatened to impose tariffs, Poilievre immediately jumped to join the popular chorus of “Team Canada” leaders agitating for a “dollar-for-dollar tariff war”. The Liberals are deliberately provoking this tariff war as cover for fresh spending, to shift the blame for Trudeau’s mismanagement of Canada’s deteriorating economy onto Trump, and to position Mark Carney as the alleged experienced banker who can lead Canada out of this manufactured “crisis”. Yet Poilievre parrots their “Orange Man Bad” rhetoric at every turn because the crowd is currently being whipp...
https://juliusruechel.substack.com/p/why-conservatism-failed-to-stop-a
The Liberals must stop growing the public service and instead find ways to boost the economy
(Really, get off our backs and get out of the way. That's all it would take)
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/fire-the-bureaucrats
https://wokewatchcanada.substack.com/p/did-the-rcmps-indigenous-policing