It’s Not Canadian Hearts and Attitudes That Have To Change, Tucker—But Justin Trudeau’s

Though no Canadian media ever talks about it, it was in fact Barack Obama’s top campaign team, along with the state-funded Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) that enabled Trudeau to make the switch from Liberal Party Leader to Prime Minister back in 2015.

On that truly tragic day, nor ever after, no media--Canadian or American--bothered to cover the rise of Trudeau as Canada’s disastrous Prime Minister.

Two days after Christmas 2014, freelance writer Adam Radwanski wrote in the Globe And Mail:

“In Canada, Obama's campaign team is guiding the election campaigns of both the Liberals and the NDP:

"Justin Trudeau's Liberals have quietly been getting regular advice from Jennifer O'Malley Dillon, Barack Obama's deputy campaign manager in the last U.S. presidential campaign. (Globe & Mail, Dec. 27, 2014)

"Somewhat more openly, Tom Mulcair's New Democrats have been receiving guidance from Jeremy Bird, who was Mr. Obama's national field director.

"Look closely enough, and it is possible to see the influence of those and other prominent Democrats on the Liberals' and NDP's election preparations -- just not in the ways one might expect, based on some of the hype about high-tech methods set to be imported. "Insiders from both parties concede that some of the most ambitious techniques from the Obama campaigns -- the sort that are said to use advanced data analytics to target messages to individual voters -- are not applicable in a country with less money in its political system, stricter privacy laws that limit access to personal information, and a less predictable electorate than one in which voters register to support one of two parties.” (READ MORE...)

“The following covers the track record of Obama's campaign team in Canada to date:(CANADA FREE PRESS, March 24, 2015)

New Democratic Party:

• Top Obama campaign official fires up NDP convention crowd
• "One of Barack Obama's chief campaign strategists has told Canada's New Democrats to get started right now with on-the-ground organizing for the 2015 election campaign. Jeremy Bird, who served as national field director for the Democrats in the 2012 presidential election, was in Ottawa on Thursday to give the NDP his advice for winning over the voters. (Toronto Star, Jan. 16, 2014)
• "Former Obama adviser tells NDP to build strong ground game, meaningful relationships with voters, and Moneyball-style analytics to win election (Hill Times, April 13, 2013)

Liberal Party:

• "Obama campaign director Mitch Stewart consulted with Trudeau's strategists during his leadership bid (Macleans, January 6, 2014)
• "At the Liberal convention, two of the keynote speakers for the convention are managers from the Obama campaigns. One of those is the millennial digital guru Teddy Goff. Not yet 30, Goff was director of Barack Obama's digital strategy in 2012, and ran a voter outreach program credited with helping him win re-election (CBC, February 20, 2014)
• "The first day of the convention also featured a conversation between Liberal MP Chrystia Freeland and U.S. economist Larry Summers, adviser to American President Barack Obama (Globe and Mail, February 21, 2014)
• Barack Obama's assistant campaign manager, Jennifer O'Malley Dillon, spoke to Liberal delegates (Globe and Mail, February 22, 2014)
• "Two U.S. Democrats, behind-the-scenes strategists in President Barack Obama's winning 2008 campaign, will be lending some advice to federal Liberals at their convention this month. Rich Mintz, a vice-president of Blue State Digital, and Tom McMahon, a chief architect of the Democrats' so-called "50-state strategy" leading up to their 2008 victory, will be panelists on Jan. 14, when Liberals meet for their big biennial gathering in Ottawa. The session is titled "Lessons Learned" from the 2004 and 2008 Democratic campaigns (Toronto Star, January 5, 2012)
• "Mitch Stewart, who was the battleground-states director for the Obama campaign, has been sought out to speak to Trudeau's strategists on Thursday, according to officials with the Trudeau campaign. (Toronto Star, November 12, 2012)
• "In February 2009, it was reported that the Liberals purchased (at a discount) fundraising programs from the Democrats: The other glimmer of Liberal hope is political weaponry they have purchased from the Barack Obama campaign. Specifically, they have purchased computer programs and donor-targeting technology at a discount from the friendly U. S. Democrats and plan to unleash hundreds of gigabytes at crafting a master list of donors while combing the country for new support (National Post, February 3, 2009)
• "The Liberals brought the American co-founder of the VAN system, Mark Sullivan, to their convention in Vancouver, but his name did not appear on the official program released to media and sessions he led were closed to the media (Macleans, April 30, 2009)
• " Justin Trudeau bought a separate database from U.S. Democrats for his leadership campaign (Toronto Star, December 27, 2012)
• "Liberal MP Dominic LeBlanc met informally days ago with Jamal Simmons, a Democratic political analyst and Obama supporter who made frequent appearances on CNN in the last year (New Brunswick Telegraph-Journal, November 18, 2008)”

“It looks as if a Liberal/NDP Coalition Government could be in the bag for Canada come October.

Yet the mainstream media continues to look the other way.

No other stories, aside from those run by Canada Free Press (CFP) have been run on the Obama campaign team working in Canada since the Globe & Mail article, on Dec. 27, 2014.

“It looks as if a Liberal/NDP Coalition Government could be in the bag for Canada come October” turned out to be more than prophetic.

The ‘Land of the Maple Leaf’ before Trudeau ceded it over to the WEF, has been run by a minority-status Liberal Government, propped up by the Jagmeet Singh led NDP ever since. 

When in Calgary, with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith on stage with him, Tucker Carlson told Canadians, “Your attitudes need to change and your timidity needs to be replaced by bravery,” and spoke about “the muddled thinking you have about this stuff”.

“I'm right and so the first thing that you need to do before changing anything in your country is to change everything about your heart. You have to be ready for a contest where the stakes are existential which they are.”

Danielle Smith, who at least had Canadian heroes Jordan Peterson and Conrad Black on stage for the well publicized event, is doing well in Alberta, but what about the rest of the country?

From the same place where your Great Grand Father “left the colonies to go to Nova Scotia”, where the little but fiercely independent news outlet Canada Free Press now works, respectfully asks that the next time Tucker takes to a Canadian stage, to have Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre with him. Poilievre is the only one who can liberate our beautiful county from tyrannical Trudeau.

And just for the record: From an admiring Canada Free Press which has to date, posted every one of Tucker’s brilliant podcasts: “It is not the attitudes and hearts of Canadians that need to change—but those of PM Justin Trudeau.”