Trudeau Liberals Set Canada On Path To Disunity & Financial Ruin
By Spencer Fernando, Exclusive to the National Citizens Coalition
Before the China Virus crisis hit, Canada was already facing some serious problems.
Among those big problems, two stood out:
1) Rising political division
2) Economic stagnation
When the Conservatives were in power, the West for the most part felt like a valued part of Canada, that at least had a voice in the direction of our nation.
Quebec separatism waned dramatically, with the Bloc losing many seats, and the PQ being defeated at the provincial level.
In short, while regional differences still existed, Canada was for the most part a pretty unified place.
Economically, the country had a strong recovery from the 2008/2009 financial crisis, and while serious economic problems remained, our country was well-positioned with a balanced budget.
Since then, things have gotten worse under the Liberals.
Justin Trudeau has divided the nation, centralizing power, pitting regions against each other, and moving further towards radical identity politics, a destructive force which weakens patriotism, encourages people to hate their own country, and be at each others throats.
He has imposed policies that sacrifice real jobs, and real Canadian industries to meet unattainable utopian goals that look good at international galas while being devastating for the real people of Canada.
Trudeau and the Liberals have tried to destroy the livelihoods of Albertans, demonized Conservatives, scapegoated gun owners, and betrayed promise after promise.
Our economy suffers under the weight of a carbon tax, anti-growth policies, corruption, unaccountable spending, and more.
We were told that the economy was growing, yet people feel poorer year after year, everything feels less affordable, and GDP per capita growth has been weak.
And this was all before the virus was allowed to enter Canada while the politicians slammed people as ‘racist’ for wanting border closures.
The surge in spending that followed was largely necessary (I strongly advocated for $2000 payments to everyone even before the government brought in CERB) as people needed to get support to avert total economic collapse. Yet, the time this bought was wasted, as there was no plan - either federally or in the provinces - to protect personal care homes. As a result, incompetent politicians have offered only more lockdowns.