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 gradually replacing democratic accountability as the preferred mechanism of governance.
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That’s Maxime Bernier’s message on his Alberta tour. He’s calling for radical decentralization: getting Ottawa out of provincial affairs and putting decisions back in the hands of the provinces — and closer to the people who live with the consequences.
MAX’S MESSAGE: OTTAWA, GET OUT OF PROVINCIAL AFFAIRS.
Tonight, Max makes his case live from Calgary, joined by Isaias Nolasco of New Generation PPC, Nadine Wellwood Autor of Alberta Rising, and Madison and MayCee Holmes, co-hosts of At Home with Holmes.
Feminism is in an unending war against men, families and civilisation. It is undermining our society, destroying relationships between men and women, making both males and females unhappy - and it is destroying our institutions.
So says Prof. Janice Fiamengo, a retired professor from the University of Ottawa, a former feminist and the author of the new book "The Goddess That Failed: Feminism's Unending War Against Men, Families and Civilization Itself"