By Bob Hoye ——Bio and Archives--November 1, 2023
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Conservatives are likely to win the general election big time, advancing Pierre Poilievre from a very effective opposition leader to a highly competent, articulate and presentable prime minister. Going the other way, Trudeau, the Castro look-alike and act-alike, in his unrelenting authoritarianism is becoming Canada’s worst prime minister. Worst, as he is the puppet of the World Economic Forum. Worst, because he spent much of the last year more concerned about the Global Climate than Canadians’ wellbeing. In one regard, which could be significant – he is doing considerable harm to the Liberal Party of Canada. Which with too many WEF drones on board is unable to move to protect the Party.
With the failure of Russia’s Communist Party in the early 1990s, the Liberal Party of Canada became the longest-running and most successful political party. Indeed, editorials in leading Canadian newspapers for decades have described it as the “Natural Governing Party”.
Which can be seriously damaged.
Running against this now is the formidable leader of the Conservative opposition, Pierre Poilievre. A remarkable speaker who is a true conservative and effective in reforming the Conservative Party. Hitherto, too many versions of the Party pretended to be Liberals thinking it was the way to winning. In the 2021 Election O’Toole, who had gained the leadership by sounding like a conservative, campaigned in the election with too many Liberal sentiments. The reason was to win Liberals in Ontario and wherever their tentacles are securely embedded. The Atlantic Provinces come to mind.
Too many Liberal governments have turned the apparatus of the federal government into the most authoritarian in history. Beyond Mother CBC, he has bought the media with huge bribes as well as controls over internet “content”. His seizure of bank accounts of people expressing a regard for freedom offended many around the world. And then he stupidly implied that Canadians who liked freedom were “Nazis”.
And overall, with so many ethics violations, he is not just corrupt, but the most unrelentingly corrupt leader in our history. At last, becoming more widely recognized, and despite this he remains stubbornly socialist.
But in the latest iteration, are the Liberals really interested in Canada and why isn’t the Party moving to protect itself? For how long can JT remain adamantly intrusive, when many countries are trending “conservative”?
Quite likely, the reason why the Liberal Party is not protecting itself is because too many key members have embraced WEF globalism. Hey, controlling the weather, by controlling the people has been a wonderful trip to otherwise unobtainable power.
Thereby altering Acton’s observation to: “Sustainable power corrupts, and banning the peoples’ power corrupts absolutely”.
Let’s review an historically huge landslide. The election was called in January for March 31, 1958. Then called “Progressive Conservatives”, thankfully a reform movement has taken it to “Conservative”, This has been sound as the key political party needed to be reformed before trying to reform Ottawa’s Augean Stables.
Otherwise, condemned as a swamp.
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At one time, the apparatus of government was to implement the policies of the winning party. Sadly, the bureaucracy has been corrupted to serve their own passions, which match those of the globalists. Meaning the WEF and in looking at its website it boasts that its financial supporters are big corporations. And that it influences representatives from intrusive governments.
And an elegant definition of fascism has been: “The combination of big government and big business”.
Although brilliantly effective lately, it is just another eruption of fascism, only this time global.
But back to the 1958 election with the largest majority government for the “Conservatives”. A huge win, indeed. The Conservatives increased their seats by 87%, as the Liberals lost 54%. Minor parties such as the socialist CCF fell from 25 seats to just 8. Social Credit evaporated from 19 seats to zero. Both leaders lost in their ridings.
Much has changed since then, generally “liberals” have become fascists succumbing to the fad to control people. While “conservatives” have become Nineteenth Century “liberals” in carrying the banners for individual freedom and limited government.
Poilievre’s slogan is “Common Sense”, while slamming the minority government as the “Reckless Coalition”.
The avowedly socialist party – the NDP has been supporting the Liberal minority government. In being a patsy for the elite Trudeau, leader Jagmeet Singh is likely losing the regard of regular supporters of the party.
Indeed, that was happening anyway, with the drop from 44 to 24 seats with the 2019 election.
Singh is a dedicated control freak in calling for “targeted vaccination programs” as well as “National Vaccine Passports”.
And as with Trudeau’s machinations, he is against oil and gas production as well as pipelines. It is uncertain if he is compelled by superstitions about nitrogen to be against agriculture.
When eventually called, the general election could shake political history. A strong Conservative majority with both the Liberals and NDP parties suffering not just reduced seats but severe harm to each political party.
A “real” Conservative government would provide relief from unending intrusion, soaring taxation, wars and inflation.
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Bob Hoye (BobHoye.com) has been researching investments for decades, which eventually included the history of financial and political markets. He considers now to be the most fascinating time for both since the Great Reformation of the 1600s. Bob casts a caustic eye on all promotions and, having a degree in geophysics, is severely critical of the audacity that a committee can “manage” not just the economy, but also the temperature of the nearest planet. He has had articles published in major financial journals and, as a speaker, has amused assemblies in a number of cities, from London to Zurich to Tokyo.