And I am sure they also found the seven crystal skulls there too.
The Americas The Tyranny of Trudeau's Canada
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And I am sure they also found the seven crystal skulls there too.
Isn't this act from 1988?
Tiamat
I've seen the future...
Hysterical
AnimalNoodles
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The truckers never broke. They never bent. The peasant uprising will be quelled, but they are now a legend and that legend will inspire the future.
Carrot of Truth
War is Peace
I guess its time
Carrot of Truth
War is Peace
I think if someone like Trump or Desantis was currently the US president then Justin Castro would back down.
No. Canada's territorial integrity much be respected. Their loss should not be our gain. Canada will get through this. And so will we.
Tiamat
I've seen the future...
I sincerely hope you’re right, but I’m not sure if I’m ready to bet on anything right now.
I'm not sure of Canadian political processes, so please forgive my ignorance on this matter. But from what I do understand, If the opposition gains enough support (like what they're doing now) they can eventually call a vote of no confidence and push Tredeau out of power. Isn't that correct?
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How will Emergencies Act squeeze Canada protests funding?
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday invoked rarely-used special measures to end protests that have shut some border crossings and paralyzed downtown Ottawa.
www.reuters.com
Looks like he'd need majority support to actually have the measures come into effect and he has it already, making no confidence kinda pointless without the votes to push it through already
Circle of Willis
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Yes, in theory. But the Tories need a parliamentary majority to depose Trudeau that way, which they wouldn't have even with support from the Bloc Quebecois because the NDP has made it clearer than ever that they're eager Liberal lapdogs. With Team Orange's 25 seats, Trudeau has the numbers to beat any VONC unless his caucus starts defecting en masse.
The best outcome at this point is that enough Liberals follow the lead of MPs Lightbound and Robillard, and turn against Trudeau to push the Conservatives' motions through. The second best outcome is that Trudeau lacks the will or ability (on account of unwillingness among the CAF and police to go full Tiananmen on Canadians) to actually enforce the Emergencies Act, looks even more ridiculous as a result - simultaneously, undeniably tyrannical but also weak even to his own most devoted followers - and then either resigns or gets deposed in another VONC.
Otherwise, we're looking at some extremely stormy days (most likely years if not decades really, Quebec still remembers the elder Trudeau's imposition of martial law there back in 1970 after all) ahead here in the True-but-not-so-strong-or-free North. Civil conflict is certainly a possibility, to the extreme that it breaks Canada apart altogether? Who knows. Personally I wouldn't say it's guaranteed nor would I rule it out completely. Worth noting that two of the provinces most opposed to the activation of the Emergencies Act are Alberta and Quebec; or in other words, the provinces which already harbor the strongest secessionist sentiments...
Carrot of Truth
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Didn't Trudeau only barely win his last election with 34% of the vote somehow?
Yes, due to the particularities of First-past-the-post and vote splitting.
f1onagher
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Yeah but multiparty democracies are better because they give people better options. Somewhere.
The fact is that a functional majority of Canadians would rather live in a polite dictatorship than be associate with American conservatives, which is the brush the state-owned press has been pushing on the Canadian Right for years now. I hope the truckers stand tall, but they've started interrupting the important people's pocket books and that's a no-no.
Red is libs, blue cons, light blue bloq, orange NDP, purple PPC and green Greens
NDP and PPC are the big losers here, ultimately
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The piece of Commie shit has actually invoked the Emergencies Act.
There is nothing so permanent as a 'temporary' government policy, and this gives Trudeau effective dictatorial powers.
He's going to use the powers to not just 'end' the protests, he will use it to force the Wu Flu vax on the unwilling via martial law, and will likely never willing declare the 'Emergency' over till he has 1984-esque mass compliance and effective erasure any checks on his power.
Canada is likely not going to be free again in our lifetimes, and I expect it is only a matter of time till Biden finds a way to pull similar shit here.
There is nothing so permanent as a 'temporary' government policy, and this gives Trudeau effective dictatorial powers.
He's going to use the powers to not just 'end' the protests, he will use it to force the Wu Flu vax on the unwilling via martial law, and will likely never willing declare the 'Emergency' over till he has 1984-esque mass compliance and effective erasure any checks on his power.
Canada is likely not going to be free again in our lifetimes, and I expect it is only a matter of time till Biden finds a way to pull similar shit here.