Thought of the Day – Election 2021

Well, it was announced, yesterday, that it is suspected that Justin Trudeau will visit the Governor General on Sunday and ask that she prorogue Parliament to lead us into a 36-day election. It would seem the propaganda Ads are already hitting the TV with how the Liberal government is saving Canadians from “gun violence.” They even had the audacity to have a camera shot of someone who looked like a rancher leaning on a wood fence with a cow-boy hat on.

Western Canada's long list of grievances with Ottawa

I digress as this was an advertisement purportedly paid for by the “government of Canada.” Funny that – I always thought government received the majority of money from the tax-payers and this would have been an ad paid for by the taxpayers of Canada – and I digress again… As of late many have asked me who I think should be the next Prime Minister. That is not for me to say. As many know I have always said that if government does something good, I will give them credit and if they do something which harms the people, I will let everyone know that, as well. Generally, my response is – don’t look at the Party but look at the person who you may be voting for and ensure you inform them as to what you are looking for, in their party. If you don’t like the Leader of the Party and/or her/his policies – including the backroom advisors – then tell them that if things don’t change in the Party and/or the Leadership they will not get re-elected. Out of all of the Party’s shown and listed for this election there seems to be only 1 Party that Quebec should be voting for – the BLOC. I have always found it curious that the BLOC has been allowed to be a “federal party” considering the rest of Canada does not have any candidates available to vote for and wasn’t it a criteria, for the new parties, to have X amount of candidates to be recognized as a Party? The other thought for this one province party is that those in said province should be voting for it as it seems to get exactly what it wants all the time from whichever government is the governing party. And yet doesn’t the BLOC lay the groundwork for the other provinces to follow suit? It should, considering the angst the sitting party has caused throughout Canada. I’m not only speaking of the Western provinces but we have an entire list of grievances with this sitting government from cronyism, to abuses of the Governor General’s Office, abuses of the Courts, abuses involving conflict of interest, abuses of the Criminal Code, abuses of procedure involving Orders-In-Council, the list is endless with SNC, WE Charity, Aga Khan, the Trudeau Foundation, the complete violations of the Constitution, the abuses and favoritism shown to some provinces/people over others, etc., etc., etc.

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This is a Liberal Party that is merely an arm of the NDP and/or radical far-left

And yet this is not the Liberal Party that had sat down with the Conservative Party during the Conferences on Confederation – this is a Liberal Party that is merely an arm of the NDP and/or radical far-left, including the “Green Party,” agenda. It is sad to see this, as the Liberal Party used to have some creditability and now it has become merely a deeper shade of orange, taking the yellow from the Green Party (yellow and blue make green) and mixing it with Liberal red (yellow and red make orange). What Party, other than the radical far-left, would abuse Canadians with Bill C-10, C-36, or the infamous gun-grab OIC? The Liberal party of pre-1960 would never have even dreamed of removing Canadian’s freedom of speech, let alone many of the Liberal Party of old actually owned fire-arms and were of the same thought as Charlton Heston "I'll give you my gun when you pry it from my cold, dead hands." And now, to fool the urban voters into thinking they are doing something to protect urbanites, they are violating the Office of the G.G. and, to be abrupt, they are violating all honest, law-abiding Canadians. That said this is merely one example of the radial left abusing Canadian law. Perhaps they will win, but even the members of the Liberal Party, surely, will understand that the removal of one’s freedom of speech is the removal of every Canadian’s freedom of speech and therefore it is the removal of their own voice. It is hoped that others who are unaware that the Liberal Party is nothing more than (i) an extension of the NDP Party and (ii) is a radical far-left group of extremists, they will find some other entity to vote for in the next 36 days. That can be only every Canadian’s hope – is that whomever does win – they will rein in the radical far-left extremist movement and start using a little common sense and some reality is their method of governance – including upholding the Constitutional rights of Canadians. That is for you to decide but you only have a short window to make said decision…