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Comment: Canada needs to build it’s own refining capability. It will cost us in a short run but the long run bebefits are obvious.
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Comment: Canada needs to build it’s own refining capability. It will cost us in a short run but the long run bebefits are obvious.
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Last Saturday evening, after President Trump signed the order imposing tariffs on Canadian products imported in the US, I posted the following text detailing how Canada should respond.
We are entering a crisis situation, and I believe it’s very important for you to read this as a PPC supporter, if you haven’t already on social media.
The People’s Party is the only federal party that does not advocate retaliating against Trump’s actions with our own tariffs on imported US goods, as the Trudeau government has already announced with the support of all the other establishment parties – including the Conservatives – and the provincial governments.
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Comment: Maybe we should respond by reducing tariffs on exported to the US Canadian donuts, maple sirup, and candies, so that Americans can grow bigger and fatter? BTW, they can keep their juices that are loaded with sugar. Sugar destroys our arteries. Water is safer than that, so we will keep our water, instead. One day, this NWO show will be over and people in both countries will elect wiser leaders who respect international law, existing agreements, and human rights. What I see now is nihilism that brings us closer to the Great Reset. Also, when one nation begins to rob another in order to enrich themselves or to rescue their failing economy, this has always been the first step to a real war. We should not accept a return to this kind of nazi and colonial mentality in governing. We want our leaders to think of consequences.
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Comment: True, but predatory capitalism that we are experiencing now, with monopolisation, corruption, lack of competition, no consumer protection through government regulations, and no democracy is just as bad as communism. Or worse. What do you think makes communism so appealing to some people?
Comment: Already in early 1990s, in preparation for the offshoring, we were bombarded with reports that Chinese IQ was higher then that of any other nation. I did teach Chinese students in the 90s (math and computers), so I knew that they were high achievers, who worked extremely hard and were very concerned about their education and their future. But I also knew that western so-called “elites” decided to move our real economy to Asia and other cheap countries in order to lower their costs and max up their profits. One outcome of this decision is a large number of “useless eaters” left behind in the West. This, in turn, is being used to justify the agenda of depopulation and all its “measures”. Another predictable outcome is the boom of education, science, and arts in China, while our own education, science, culture, family, religion, economy, and health are being destroyed. The new industrial center of the world needs competent and creative cadres. We are not the centre of the world anymore. It is happening, according to the script, like in a good Hollywood movie…
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