It's hard to believe in a country where more than half(?) works for the government something like this is still possible. It is very interesting.
Trudeau is on notice. PierrePoilievre is coming for his lunch.
Democracy long gamed. "The god that died." All I want is least-worst and peaceful-end of the fiat state actor. A slow and graceful degradation of the central banking system.
With bitcoin held, how can you not be hopeful?
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Wvwn more unbelievable because they tried to buy them off with no income tax.
Do the average Canadian actually dislikes Trudeau? The feeling I have as outsider is that Canadians have an strong ideological agreement with him...
70% of Canadians want Trudeau to resign. Many within his party, and who vote liberal are part of that 70%.
Very similar set up.
Pierre is going to crush this election even though half our country works directly or indirectly for the government.
The election after this one is more interesting. Once the CBC is defunded and the subsidies are cut from the remaining media, who knows how big the margin will be
Hopeful in a crowd of blind beggars. America has the same problems. Clown vs Sad clown 2024.
How was this election conducted?
100% slow and peaceful system of broken/defunct/control to protocol non-control transition.
Classic politics are playing out. All sides are coming to oust Trudeau, including within his party.
TruSingh (another gross violation of democracy) done.
Pierre is on track for absolute Carn(ey)age. They’ll continue to meme and label Pierre everything bad under the sun.
He’s a politician so one day he’ll have his downfall in the broken system, but the man definitely understands broken institutions, and the hardest of money.
He put on a succinct clinic in the house on the topic. It’s worth watching for those who haven’t seen him on display.
Trudeau has lost the plot several times over. Beyond weak.
Unfortunately, the UN will salivate over him for some cushy position but that’s for another day.
Not if he serves the right people (WEF and USD)...
