Justin Trudeau “WILL NOT" make Canada strong!
Justinian poses a threat to the future success of Canada. Job growth is not attributable to the Federal Liberal government but rather a provincial Conservative government lead by Doug Ford. Trudeau is falsely taking credit for job increases and attacking the very man who has made Ontario better - Doug Ford.
From December 2018 to August 2019, employment growth was entirely in the service-producing sector (+304,000 or +2.0%), reflecting gains in professional, scientific and technical services; wholesale and retail trade; as well as public administration. Service employment gains were concentrated in Ontario (+169,000), Quebec (+58,000) and British Columbia (+52,000).
Whatever economic growth has been achieved in Canada is in large part due to the Trump Effect. The growing U.S. economy has had a positive and synergistic impact on Canada's financial success. Justin Trudeau has done nothing to improve the Canadian economy. He has simply given money away to help those who want to join the Middle Class, while directing the existing Middle Class into poverty.
Trudeau is a George “Bolshevik” Soros clone and in my opinion, he is Fidel Castro’s son, not Pierre’s. Justin’s demeanour is one of an out of control misogynistic autocrat who fancies a draconian political culture. Justinian above all is an opportunist with the gift of oratory. His boyish charm and command of both official languages is seductive. It is a charisma of chaos.
The end result is that he has done nothing for Canada. Other than opening doors to refugees and selling out our economy to foreign governments and multi-national corporations, Justinian’s record is down-right bad.
If Justin is rewarded with a majority government, or a minority government supported by Jagmeet Singh, you will not recognize Canada by the end of his second term. I have seen no policy directives on immigration, investments in research and development, proposed laws to address the current and future impact of Artificial Intelligence and technology on Canadians, social media attacks on privacy rights and who is doing what for an impoverished "senior" population. Everyone keeps adding cream to the cake to get votes, but no one is talking about the baking soda that will make Canada great again.
The ongoing rhetoric on real estate prices is a fraud. With a 70 cent dollar (i.e. in U.S. dollar terms) Canadian real estate is cheap. Real estate prices in the top cities around the world are double the price of Canadian real estate. Our issue is not the price of real estate but rather real wages and disposable income.
It is time to eject Justinian from the driver's seat.
Thank you,
Joseph Pede
Joseph Pede
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