Rusks for the People

I’m also old to engage in any self-assured games. —Sir John A. Macdonald

A new incident serves as an illustration of what Canada has evolved into. Sir John A. Macdonald’s monument, Canada’s foundation papa and first prime minister, was boarded up in Toronto’s Queen’s Park to protect it from criminals, who frequently include BLM, and aboriginal protesters. Of program, it’s the criminals who need to be seized, hunted down, and imprisoned. However, it doesn’t work that way in Canada. According to the Toronto Sun, those who destroy and deface historical symbols are held accountable. In fact, a person” charged with destroying the Sir John A. Macdonald monument in Hamilton a few years ago had those expenses dropped.” The investigation into the murderers in Kingston wasn’t quite thorough; it was described as a potential false flag operation, with the intention of removing the true culprits.

Instead, a certain person, Daniel Tate, who spray-painted” Free John” on the wooden framework in Queen’s Park, has been taken into custody on the grounds of evil, or theft. Tate made a video available in which he explained that he is concerned about a” coordinated plan of anti-Canadian causes” who “wage war against French culture and identity” and who deface monuments that document the government’s history and sacrifices. Tate deserves praise for his bravery and loyalty, but he isn’t aware of the fact that the most effective way to end a conflict with American culture and identity is through economic means, i .e., by putting the reputation of Sir John in bankruptcy.

What we might refer to as monetary vandalism is regaining its footing. Our nation’s per person GDP, according to commentator Chris Nelson of the Western Standard, is deploring Canada’s “dreadful financial performance,” noting that during Justin Trudeau’s devastation, it performed far worse than the G7’s average GDP. According to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Canada will experience the lowest GDP growth among the world’s 32 major markets.

Similar to this, the prestigious Fraser Institute claims that the economic history of the Trudeau decades has been one of subpar progress. Trudeau, in fact, has the worst record of any prime minister in subsequent memory. Trudeau boosted state spending to report levels, borrowed strongly, and ran huge deficits, leading to a statistically insignificant annual growth rate and an increasing penury for millions. His policy was based on his&nbsp, Keynesian economic theory, which predicted that deficit spending would induce aggregate demand and take the country out of stagflation.

Trudeau may have preferred to have studied Milton Friedman, perhaps the most influential economist of our time, who claimed in his book Capitalism and Freedom that” social success and public prosperity” can only be achieved by maximizing gains within the limits of law and ethical history. As a result of following prudent business practices, investing in” social causes” ( what is now called” stakeholder capitalism” ) is a byproduct of doing so, but if it becomes the normative function of corporate management, it is only “hypocritical window dressing.”

A company has an moral duty to help its owners, only as a government is responsible for ensuring the rights, security, and economic option of its people. Trudeau, a total ignoramus, may never have heard of Friedman, but even if he had, he would have sneered at quite reasonable authenticity and common sense. For an economic illiterate like Trudeau, who once earned a$ 1,500 bar tab on a single flight, borrowing, spending, and printing is much more crucial. &nbsp,

The Hub, an independent not-for-profit news outlet, criticizes Trudeau for ratcheting up a staggering$ 600 billion deficit accumulation ( also known as negative retained earnings ), a net federal debt that doubled during his tenure to$ 1.35 trillion, and debt service costs in the neighborhood of$ 53.7 billion for 2024-25. One in four Canadians currently works for the government, artificially boosting a depressurized job rate to counteract” stagnating private-sector employment and a decline in self-employment.”

Everything Trudeau advocated and implemented has failed miserably, further deteriorating the economy at the taxpayer’s expense. It appears that Trudeau’s$ 52.5 billion in various government investments and subsidies for the EV supply chain will soon go into decline. An enormous amount of unforced errors led to a gap in the economy that resembled an asteroid strike. Ross McKitrick, an economist at Georgetown University, says,” The money is as good as gone. There is no getting it back because it was a sunk cost. The cricket protein processing plant, which he subsidized to the tune of tens of millions of dollars, has been liquidated. Nobody wants to eat insects. COVID ventilators, which were purchased for$ 169.5 million by Trudeau, can be purchased” for parts” for as little as$ 6 per unit. What Midas touches in a reversed state turns into scrap metal.

The audit doesn’t lie, despite the absurdly exaggerated reports in Trudeau’s favor made by leftist websites like the execrable&nbsp, Toronto Star, and &nbsp. Trudeau’s miserable stewardship, which has left Canada a financial mess, cannot even be attributed to COVID or its rampant immigration. Trudeau’s ideology, which is based on green-renewable fantasies and carbon emission goals, has destroyed sound economic policy. &nbsp,

As if this weren’t bad enough, we now have the illustrious, world-famous, incredibly wealthy international banker Mark Carney, our prime minister, a net-zero fanatic who served as Trudeau’s advisor for the past five years and who will restore the era’s bleakness to the good ol ‘ days. James Albers, a Calgary-based management consultant, inquires,” Have we truly turned the page— or have we merely swapped one clown for another”? Trudeau is all that, Trudeau 2.0. The National Citizens Coalition (NCC), according to The National Broadcasting Corporation, accuses Carney’s newly formed Liberal government of sticking to the “failed Trudeau-era policies” that have disenchanted many Canadians. The group claimed that” this is as bad a start as feared for all those who have been denied the Canadian Dream.” &nbsp,

No intention of putting together a budget for this year, Carney has. The solution is not difficult to find. Fiscal openness results in bad news for the new government. Carney is avoiding a bullet by skipping a budget. Additionally, according to the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, Carney plans to add an additional$ 225 billion to the debt over the next four years, a capital increase that is even worse than Trudeau’s. Trudeau’s disastrous policies in housing, justice, justice, energy, agriculture, and finance will continue to be implemented by Carney’s administration. As for national cohesion, forgeddaboudit. Former Trudeau ministers who have failed upward make up the majority of Carney’s cabinet appointments, which shows a government that is completely indifferent to the needs of beleaguered families, the labor market, and taxpayers who have been remorselessly abused.

Dr. Dr. is now sending young, employed Canadians and aspiring business owners to the food banks. The” Food Professor” at Dalhousie University, Sylvain Charelebois, points to the rising demand for food banks. If you’re under the age of 45 and not a member of a dual-income family of lawyers, or those who pay their mortgage through the Bank of Mom and Dad, you have no future in this country, according to podcaster Alexander Brown.

Only older people, who live on large pensions, well-educated professionals, and cosseted public sector workers are the only beneficiaries of the current depressing situation. Many young people are leaving Canada in increasing numbers, taking their talent and work ethic with them. They can scarcely afford to buy groceries, or even think about buying a new car, or hope to afford a home of their own. &nbsp,

This is where we are now, thanks to a Liberal administration that has served three successive terms as it has moved into the fourth leg of its social and economic transformation. Trudeau and now Carney are the higher defiants du jour, those who have consigned the nation’s founder to a boarded-up political oubliette and spray-painted graffiti on his memory as they continue to scuttle the nation he brought into existence into anomie, discord, and bankruptcy. They eschew affordability, safety, and national unity. Unfortunately, we are unable to take action in response to Sir John’s famous oath, which reads,” We are going to take a summer shower, when fortune empties her chamber pot on your head.” A chamber pot has been empty on our heads thanks to Trudeau’s portrayal of a post-national nation with no core identity and Carney’s vision of a net-zero globalist nightmare.

With the exception of a klatch of well-placed politicians for whom corruption and ignorance have earned them a sinecure in the catacombs of the future, everyone will suffer in due course, including the privileged, including the privileged.

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