The Trump Tariffs require a united Canadian front, but that doesn't mean falling in line behind Prime Minister Trudeau who recently announced his intention to resign.
In 2017, Trudeau was accused of "supposedly "screwing" and "sabotaging" a final agreement by being a no-show" at the final meeting of the Trans Pacific Partnership.
That would have given Canada access to huge markets including Japan.
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In 2022, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz came hat in hand asking for Canadian liquid natural gas.
Trudeau famously said that there was no business case.
To make matters worse, Trudeau's heir apparent is none other than the WEF/UN king of the carbon tax Mark Carney.
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By killing pipelines, turning his back on trading partnerships, and refusing to sell our most sought after commodity, Trudeau has left Canada completely reliant on trade with the United States.
He cannot and will not because it will take a massive expansion of our oil and gas sector for Canada to become economically independent of the USA.
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What Canada needs more than anything is a leader with a plan and more importantly, a leader with a new mandate from the people of Canada to deal with this crisis.
We need an election now!
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What is the World Economic Forum, and why is it relevant to Canadian politics?
Let's take a look beyond the conspiracies and focus on the policies of the WEF and how they have impacted Canadians.🧵
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The WEF was established by Klaus Schwab in 1971 to engage global leaders from business, politics, academia, and civil society to shape global, regional, and industry agendas.
It is essentially a left leaning think tank creating policy positions that have global impact.
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People focus on the over 1,500 private jets flying into Davos every year for the annual WEF conference. But it is the 1,500 private jets flying out that are far more important.
The WEF is masterful at disseminating information across the globe.
"Using language in chants or recordings, on signs, or otherwise that demeans others based on their age, ancestry or race, ethnicity, place of origin, creed or faith... is not permitted."
Holding a protest on October 7th, a day when Jews were slaughtered, violates this rule.
The crowd chants 'long live the Intifada', and then 'resistance is justified'.
Let's explore what Intifada means for Jews in the context of the conflict in the Middle East.
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The First Intifada began in 1987 and ended in 1993. Palestinian militants killed 100 Israeli civilians, 60 soldiers, and executed 800 Palestinians accused of collaboration.
3,100 Israelis were injured.
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The Second Intifada ran from 2000 to mid-2005 resulted in 1,000 Israelis killed and thousands wounded. It was marked by waves of suicide attacks often targeting civilians on buses.
Other tactics included shooting, stabbing, mortar and rocket fire, kidnapping, and lynching.
This has been making the rounds. It's a guide on how to disrupt the healthcare system.
Disrupting patient care isn't protest, it's illegal, and it's immoral.
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It features charming suggestions such as 'bird-dogging', which is essentially harassment.
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There's the ever popular walkout, a great way to deny patients life saving care and ratchet up pressure by leveraging their health for your cause.
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