Justin Trudeau to resign

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has officially resigned his position as Prime Minister citing his lifelong desire to pursue a career as a ballerina. "I've long wanted to release my inner woman and pursue a career of dance", said Trudeau. Besides, pink is my color, always has been. Now I can wear pink every day with a tutu and not get laughed at unmercifully as I come into work. What a bunch of Hosers!!"

When asked if his record low approval rating of minus 34,256 was the reason he was stepping down, Trudeau said, "Being unpopular has never stopped me before, eh? In fact, in school I was beat up pretty much every day of the year and voted most likely not to succeed as the Prime Minister of Canada. What a bunch of Hosers!!"
 
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has officially resigned his position as Prime Minister citing his lifelong desire to pursue a career as a ballerina. "I've long wanted to release my inner woman and pursue a career of dance", said Trudeau. Besides, pink is my color, always has been. Now I can wear pink every day with a tutu and not get laughed at unmercifully as I come into work. What a bunch of Hosers!!"

When asked if his record low approval rating of minus 34,256 was the reason he was stepping down, Trudeau said, "Being unpopular has never stopped me before, eh? In fact, in school I was beat up pretty much every day of the year and voted most likely not to succeed as the Prime Minister of Canada. What a bunch of Hosers!!"

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has officially resigned his position as Prime Minister citing his lifelong desire to pursue a career as a ballerina. "I've long wanted to release my inner woman and pursue a career of dance", said Trudeau. Besides, pink is my color, always has been. Now I can wear pink every day with a tutu and not get laughed at unmercifully as I come into work. What a bunch of Hosers!!"

When asked if his record low approval rating of minus 34,256 was the reason he was stepping down, Trudeau said, "Being unpopular has never stopped me before, eh? In fact, in school I was beat up pretty much every day of the year and voted most likely not to succeed as the Prime Minister of Canada. What a bunch of Hosers!!"

What Canada needs is a guy like Trump

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Do you think there's any chance Canadians will replace him with someone (anyone) who can restore sanity and some form of freedom back to Canada?

Or is this the prelude to something worse? Maybe a Drag Queen?
 
Trudeau announced his departure just a couple minutes ago.

Donald J Trump did that. He bullied Trudeau and mocked him mercilessly, causing him to lose confidence.
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Trudeau has been leader of the Liberal Party since 2013 and became prime minister in 2015. He been under growing pressure to resign after a string of Liberal election defeats, party scandals, and plummeting approval ratings.
 
Do you think there's any chance Canadians will replace him with someone (anyone) who can restore sanity and some form of freedom back to Canada?

Or is this the prelude to something worse? Maybe a Drag Queen?

Good question. What's happening here in America is happening all over the world.


A new aristocracy is taking over not just the United States of America but also the world. ... This is more than just a tax cut story. It's about a fundamental shift in power and wealth from average people and the governments they had formed to represent them, to the capture of those governments and economic enslavement of their people by corporate aristocracies.

"European countries have been steadily slashing corporate tax rates,"

In it, Europe is simply following the lead set out by the United States, starting with the Reagan/Bush administration, when, in 1983, corporate taxes revenues were slashed to a low not seen since 1929.

This isn't the first time this has happened. Marc Bloch is one of the great 20th Century scholars of the feudal history of Europe. In his book "Feudal Society" he points out that feudalism is a fracturing of one authoritarian hierarchical structure into another: the state disintegrates, as local power brokers take over.

In almost every case, both with European feudalism and feudalism in China, South America, and Japan, “feudalism coincided with a profound weakening of the State, particularly in its protective capacity.”

Whether the power and wealth agent that takes the place of government is a local baron, lord, king, or corporation, if it has greater power in the lives of individuals than does a representative government, the culture has dissolved into feudalism.

This was written in 2005. We saw this coming.
 
Do you think there's any chance Canadians will replace him with someone (anyone) who can restore sanity and some form of freedom back to Canada?

Or is this the prelude to something worse? Maybe a Drag Queen?
From what it sounds like, Pierre Poilievre could become the next Prime Minister. From videos I've seen of him, he seems to be a kindred spirit to J. D. Vance. In that, he can take on opposition media (CBC) and more than hold his own against those journalists.
 
Good question. What's happening here in America is happening all over the world.


A new aristocracy is taking over not just the United States of America but also the world. ... This is more than just a tax cut story. It's about a fundamental shift in power and wealth from average people and the governments they had formed to represent them, to the capture of those governments and economic enslavement of their people by corporate aristocracies.

"European countries have been steadily slashing corporate tax rates,"

In it, Europe is simply following the lead set out by the United States, starting with the Reagan/Bush administration, when, in 1983, corporate taxes revenues were slashed to a low not seen since 1929.

This isn't the first time this has happened. Marc Bloch is one of the great 20th Century scholars of the feudal history of Europe. In his book "Feudal Society" he points out that feudalism is a fracturing of one authoritarian hierarchical structure into another: the state disintegrates, as local power brokers take over.

In almost every case, both with European feudalism and feudalism in China, South America, and Japan, “feudalism coincided with a profound weakening of the State, particularly in its protective capacity.”

Whether the power and wealth agent that takes the place of government is a local baron, lord, king, or corporation, if it has greater power in the lives of individuals than does a representative government, the culture has dissolved into feudalism.

This was written in 2005. We saw this coming.
You shock me thinking the US is leading the world and everyone is catching up :rolleyes:
 
Good question. What's happening here in America is happening all over the world.


A new aristocracy is taking over not just the United States of America but also the world. ... This is more than just a tax cut story. It's about a fundamental shift in power and wealth from average people and the governments they had formed to represent them, to the capture of those governments and economic enslavement of their people by corporate aristocracies.

"European countries have been steadily slashing corporate tax rates,"

In it, Europe is simply following the lead set out by the United States, starting with the Reagan/Bush administration, when, in 1983, corporate taxes revenues were slashed to a low not seen since 1929.

This isn't the first time this has happened. Marc Bloch is one of the great 20th Century scholars of the feudal history of Europe. In his book "Feudal Society" he points out that feudalism is a fracturing of one authoritarian hierarchical structure into another: the state disintegrates, as local power brokers take over.

In almost every case, both with European feudalism and feudalism in China, South America, and Japan, “feudalism coincided with a profound weakening of the State, particularly in its protective capacity.”

Whether the power and wealth agent that takes the place of government is a local baron, lord, king, or corporation, if it has greater power in the lives of individuals than does a representative government, the culture has dissolved into feudalism.

This was written in 2005. We saw this coming.
RichKid Rut

Critics are not allowed to mention that all that power was inherited, not earned. Certain productive people having more power is beneficial, but, generation by generation, unproductive and unearned power only leads to a decline and fall.

It's mindless and intentionally misleading to say instead that decay is a natural process similar to what happens to people as they get older. It is not natural; it is not inevitable. In order to avoid that history, trust funds and large inheritances must be abolished forever. Only then will time march on without walking all over us.
 
Do you think there's any chance Canadians will replace him with someone (anyone) who can restore sanity and some form of freedom back to Canada?

Or is this the prelude to something worse? Maybe a Drag Queen?
No.

There is no hope in Canada.

They are just shuffling the chairs around on the Titanic.
 

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