Thread by @greg_scott84

THE ILLUSION OF CHOICE

1) The majority of conservative voters still believe in the false dichotomy; the fake paradigm. They believe that voting Trudeau out and voting Scheer in will make a difference.

2) The things that Trudeau and Scheer bicker about are essentially inconsequential because both parties support Agenda 2030. All four of the main parties openly do. They may try to downplay it at times, but they do.

3) Scheer has said he'll scrap the carbon tax and sign off the Migrant Compact, but doing either of those won't make a bit of difference. Here's why.

4) The "carbon tax" is one of the principal methods for funding Agenda 2030, which means that that money will still flow from you, to the government, to the UN, regardless of what it's called.

5) Within the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of Agenda 2030, two in particular are worth looking at.

6) In addition to the Paris Accord, which the Conservative Party is strongly committed to, SDG #13 is about climate action. Let's see what it says on the UN's website, particularly the fourth point.

7) Let's look at it from the view of SDG #17. We see further plans for wealth redistribution, and you can bet that this will be combined with SDG #13.

8) Let's look at SDG #10: Reducing Inequality Within and Among Countries. This isn't talking about Canada's current immigration policies; this is talking about the free movement of people through porous borders.

9) The CPC also supports CANZUK, which is a means of incremental acclamation to open borders. They use these seemingly innocent programs to wedge the door open and then expand and enhance these programs. google.ca/amp/s/beta.ctv…

10) These are the types of issues that we should be holding federal referendums on. The major issues that affect all Canadians should be decided upon by all Canadians, but that's a topic for a different thread.

11) We can clearly see, though, that Scheer supports Trudeau's immigration numbers, too.

12) The CPC signed Canada onto Agenda 2030 just before the 2015 federal election. Whether they're willing to admit it on camera or in an interview, the Conservatives clearly support mass immigration and government funding for Agenda 2030, which is the purpose of the carbon tax.

13) Here's a report from the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Development where MP's from the LPC, CPC, and the NDP all agree that Agenda 2030 is the direction in which they want Canada to go.

14) Scheer's hollow words about the carbon tax and the Migrant Compact are just cheap lip service to CPC voters. They brought Agenda 2030 to Canada and they're helping unpack the boxes.

15) Brian Mulroney helps us put this all into further context with the speech he made at a Canada 2020 conference in 2014. He states that cooperation and continuity among both the Liberals and the Conservatives over the decades has brought Canada to where we are.

16) Anyone who thinks that the Conservative Party is actually going to take Canada in a different direction is very much mistaken. It might be a shiny blue paint job, but this bus is still rolling down the road to the UN and Global Communism under Agenda 2030.

17) Professor Ileana Johnson Paugh spoke at a conference for Doctors for Disaster Preparedness about the precursor of Agenda 2030, Agenda 21. She grew up under Communism in Romania and describes Agenda 21 as "Global Communism".

18) If Global Communism isn't for you, and if you don't want the UN to have control over Canadian affairs and decisions, then the PPC is the party for you!

19) On Oct 21st, we have the opportunity to get off the road to the UN and keep the bus in Canada. What would you prefer?
🇺🇳 - LPC, CPC, NDP, Green
🇨🇦 - PPC

We're already seeing the effects of this through the land use regulations and zoning redesignations in Alberta. I think everyone I know who formed/joined action groups which have been stopping these globalist efforts are PPC supporters. We're awake and aware.