1) Should you trust the Conservative Party of Canada?
Let's review some of the political shenanigans we've seen from them in the last few of years as they apply to what's happening right now. Remember Dominion Voting? They're involved in federal political party elections.
2) During the 2017 Conservative Party leadership election, the position was given to Andrew Scheer. Dominion Voting software was used and the paper ballots were destroyed. Maxime Bernier was ahead of Andrew Scheer (and Erin O'Toole) up to the very end, but he "lost" to Scheer.
3) A "special deal" had been reached with Deloitte, who had, for several years, recognized Dominion Voting Systems Corporation as one of their "Canadian Technology Fast 50 winners". Deloitte only oversaw the ballot count instead of actually auditing it.
4) Deloitte has David Johnston among its Executive Directors, who just happens to be the Debate Commissioner for the federal elections, as well a member of the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation.
5) Let us also not forget that the Conservative Party paid Warren Kinsella to manage the media smear campaign against Maxime Bernier and other PPC candidates during the 2019 federal election.
6) Should we just ignore these obvious affonts to our so-called democratic process? I think they warrent a proper investigation as it would seem that the Conservative Party is involved in the direct subversion of our democratic system.
7) Does this affect the level of trust you have in our political institutions, but more specifically the integrity of the Conservative Party of Canada? What do you think?
8) Now consider this. The Conservative Party's involvement in the Globalist agenda mirrors the involvement of the Liberal Party. It was Brian Mulroney who signed Canada onto Agenda 21 in 1992 after the UN's Rio Climate Conference.
9) In 2008, Harper's Conservative Party signed the Sustainable Development Act, which has been expanded upon since by Justin Trudeau's Liberals.
10) In September of 2015, just before the October election, Agenda 2030 was signed onto by Harper's Conservative Party.
11) In 2020, Conservative Party leadership contestant, Leslyn Lewis, passed off the World Economic Forum's "Great Reset" as merely a book that's "helpful in understanding what Trudeau and others who've adopted its ideas believe."
12) Pierre Poilievre took things slightly further. He was roasted by the left-wing propagandist media outlets, and downplayed by the moderate ones. There doesn't seem to be any other serious opposition by the Conservative Party to the Liberal Party's support of the Great Reset.
13) Whether it's "Building Back Better" or "Building Back Stronger", the Liberals and the Conservatives both have you and your family covered.
14) I think that what Brian Mulroney said in 2014 at a Canada 2020 conference was incredibly profound and important to understand. The Liberals and the Conservatives have continued to "pass and accept the torch over the past 30 years".
15) The Liberal and Conservative parties are both equally supportive of the continuity of this Globalist system because the Globalist system equally controls the leadership of both the Liberal and Conservative parties.
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Our main political parties are betraying us by funding, promoting and implementing global agendas created by unelected, unaccountable non-governmental organizations that seek to create a one-world political, social and economic structure.🧵
2) By now, most people are aware of the frenzied push by both the Liberal and Conservative parties to fund and facilitate the construction of housing to meet skyrocketing demands. But do you know why? Let's look at some information and see if we can draw any logical conclusions.
3) In October, 2016, the UN's Habitat III conference was held in Quito, Ecuador. This agreement is guiding government efforts on the development of national strategies and solutions related to housing by implementing the New Urban Agenda and our National Housing Strategy.
1) The 2024 World Urban Forum will be held in Cairo, Egypt. The WEF announced its partnership with UN-Habitat at the 2022 conference and formed the Global Partnership for Local Investment to implement the New Urban Agenda.
2) Hundreds of organizations around the world work to promote and implement the New Urban Agenda on a local and municipal level. Evergreen is one of the organizations that works in Canadian cities.
3) Along with Evergreen, Deloitte and dozens of other organizations, the New Urban Agenda is being promoted in Canada by the Century Initiative, which is the government's plan to bring Canada's population to 100 million people by the year 2100.
1) Edmonton is a perfect example of how global organizations like C40 Cities, ICLEI and UCLG work with national organizations like the Federation of Canadian Municipalities to affect municipal planning.
2) The "Edmonton City Plan" explains that private, community, institutional and not-for-profit organizations come together to "advance common goals". 15-Minute Districts employ concepts like "transit-oriented development" and promote the accommodation of automated vehicles.
3) Transit-oriented Development is a pivotal concept for future urban planning and is specifically part of the Sustainable Development Goals. The Conservative and Liberal parties both incorporate this concept into their national strategies.
CANADIAN IMMIGRATION, MCKINSEY, THE TRILATERAL COMMISSION & RHODES SCHOLARS🧵
1) This is an interesting subject and one that highlights some of the connections between the Canadian government, its immigration policies and international corporations and NGO's.
2) Since the Trudeau government took office in late 2015, the amount awarded to McKinsey in government contracts has increased around 30-fold. This was at the time when McKinsey was "creating a global framework for immigration".
3) The government of Canada's website explains how McKinsey has supported the transformation of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). It goes on to say that Covid was the catalyst for the need for a digital transformation of Canada's immigration policies.
The Conservative Party & the Digital ID Authentication Council of Canada🧵
1) The DIACC is a WEF-recognized, Canadian-made public-private partnership leading the world in the development of networked digital ID ... and it was created by the Conservative Party.
2) Partnered with US Homeland Security and SecureKey, the DIACC is developing a digital ID and authentication framework to secure and grow the digital economy. It was created out of the federal government's Task Force for the Payments Systems Review.
3) The Task Force for the Payments Systems Review was originally created in June of 2010 by then-Conservative Party Finance Minister, Jim Flaherty.
Stephen Barber: President of the Conservative Party of Canada
1) On September 11th, 2023, Stephen Barber was elected President of the National Council of the Conservative Party of Canada. You're going to love who he's associated with!🧵
2) Barber replaced Rob Batherson as President of the CPC National Council. The bio for Stephen on the Conservative Party's website is blank. Barber held several positions within the Manitoba government, including Assistant Deputy Minister.
3) In 2018, Stephen posted on X that he, as part of CIC Winnipeg, was pleased to host a NORAD anniversary celebration with US Consul, Tony Pagliali. The CIC is the Canadian International Council.