Justin Trudeau Walking Canada Down A Path To Totalitarian Status

Skill-testing question: Does Canada’s federal government in 2022 require complete public subservience to the state? Correct answer: Not yet. Such is the nature of systems of government based on the authoritarian. The history of totalitarianism reveals that incremental implementation is most effective. Beneath the surface of the Covid pandemic is a seldom-discussed social issue:

To what extent has the pandemic pathed the way for an emulation of authoritarian governance in Canada? The school of political science speaks of core competencies required for conversion to a totalitarian state. Critical in the process is “mass communication to spread propaganda.”

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Ottawa ‘Rolling Thunder’ biker convoy

Protesters arrested as ‘Rolling Thunder’ biker convoy arrives in downtown Ottawa

#RollingThunder on Twitter

It all seems pretty quiet, let’s see what tomorrow brings.

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Rex Murphy: Please prove me wrong about this farce of an inquiry into the Emergencies Act

You know why they are playing out this farce of an inquiry into the calling of the Emergencies Act? It’s because the statute that enables the act makes subsequent inquiry mandatory. And despite the hearty bypassing of parliamentary customs and conventions the Liberal-NDP government has enjoyed under the convenient umbrella offered by COVID, outright defiance on serious statutes has been, for now, off the agenda.

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Trudeau Opens Immigration Floodgates To Low-Wage Migrants For Quick Fix To Alleged Labor Shortage

(Bloomberg) — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government is opening up Canada to an increase of temporary foreign workers in a controversial experiment aimed at easing strains on the nation’s overheating economy. Starting Saturday, the federal government will loosen limits on hiring low-wage employees from abroad, changes that could bring in thousands of additional migrant workers.


Justin’s friends need to depress wages to further take advantage of the inflation destroying dreams of home ownership.

63% of Canadian non-owners have ‘given up’ on ever buying a home: Ipsos

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John Ivison: Trudeau government ponders national handgun ban

The Trudeau government is still considering a nationwide ban on handguns as a “last resort,” even as it prepares to introduce legislation that will offer financial support to provinces that bring in their own restrictions.

“There is a robust debate about taking action (on handguns) from coast-to-coast,” said one person with knowledge of the government’s plan.

Do not let the Trudeau government disarm you.

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Rex Murphy: What the Emergencies Act inquiry will likely (not) reveal

Q: What is the major question that must be posed by the inquiry into the calling of the Emergencies Act?

A: It is this. Was there ever the slightest chance of the government of Canada falling?


The CBC lied and Trudeau used that lie along with others to justify imposition of the Emergencies Act.

Lockdown measures inspired this “routine” abuse of our freedoms.

Pity that Deadmeet has agreed to prop up the Trudeau corpse for the duration.

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Don Braid: Federal Liberals’ ‘just transition’ to low-carbon economy exposed as useless sham

Ottawa’s promised “just transition” to a new, low-carbon economy is now revealed as a useless sham.

Coals miners in Alberta and Saskatchewan have faced transition for several years now. But the feds have done nothing to help them, and have no working plan to start despite many promises.

That’s the conclusion of the federal auditor general, who finds that bureaucrats sat on their fat portfolios even as coal workers were losing their jobs.

The Trudeau eco-fascists are liars. Evil liars. Period.

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Mounting evidence Canada trained Ukrainian extremists, gov’t needs to be held to account: experts

With mounting evidence pointing to the Canadian Armed Forces having trained members of Ukraine’s military who are also reported to be part of extremist groups, experts say Ottawa needs to strongly bolster its investigation and vetting of the soldiers it trains and arms in the embattled country.

The Department of National Defence promised a thorough review of Canada’s mission in Ukraine after CTVNews.ca approached them for comment in October 2021, regarding a report from George Washington University that found extremists in the Ukrainian military were bragging about being trained by Canadians as part of Operation UNIFIER.

 

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Justice minister invokes cabinet secrecy around use of Emergencies Act

Justice Minister David Lametti repeatedly invoked cabinet confidentiality in his appearance before a special committee tasked with investigating the government’s use of the Emergencies Act.

Lametti was asked pointed questions Tuesday evening about federal consultations with provinces and others before declaring an emergency, and when the government received advice to revoke the declaration. On multiple occasions, he responded that he “would not betray cabinet confidence.”

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John Ivison: Emergencies Act inquiry is designed to find just what the Liberals want

The Liberals have heeded the age-old advice that governments should never set up public inquiries unless they know in advance what the findings will be.


Ministers provide few details to committee probing Liberals’ use of Emergencies Act

Justice Minister David Lametti repeatedly invoked cabinet confidentiality in his appearance before a special committee tasked with investigating the government’s use of the Emergencies Act.

Lametti was asked pointed questions Tuesday evening about federal consultations with provinces and others before declaring an emergency, and when the government received advice to revoke the declaration. On multiple occasions, he responded that he “would not betray cabinet confidence.”

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GOLDSTEIN: Raise taxes $1, it costs $3 in economic growth, says report

Every extra dollar the federal government raises by increasing the personal income taxes of Canadians costs $2.86 in reduced economic activity, according to a new report by the Fraser Institute.

The study by the fiscally conservative think tank also found the decrease in economic activity when corporate income taxes are raised by $1, is $2.02.

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