Oh, Canada, our neighbor closest friend

The provinces of Canada face serious challenges as we enter 2025. All of them have potential for impact on the States, directly and indirectly.

Over the weekend, it seemed that the present “elected” dictator of FedGov Canada might be tottering on the edge of political destruction. But we didn’t think it was assured.

And then, Monday morning (with plenty of knowing speculation on Sundayt) good ole Justin up and did it: stood there with that big ole knife and sliced the heart out of his political career.

Justin Trudeau, son of former PM Pierre Elliot Trudeau, and far more Regressive (progressive or Tranzi) than his legal father (see below) has demonstrated multiple character traits of the worst versions of politicians and government leaders: a seeming hatred for the traditions, institutions, customs, and people of Canada’s diverse provinces; an advocate for the worst of governmental actions, and incredibly dismissive of the most basic of human rights. His recent firing of his deputy and the federation’s Finance Minister has triggered a major upset in Canadian politics and society. Canadian policies are failing.

But that is not what he admitted to, in his resignation speech. No, heaven forbid! It is for the good of the party, and the good of Canada. And he has done so much for his nation that it was important that do another “good thing” and sacrifice himself. But admit that he failed? Of course not.

Trudeau has dealt all the Provinces some deadly blows. And at the same time, visited evil upon Canada’s neighbors and allies. And seemingly, all his efforts have failed – at least from the point of view of liberty, peace, and prosperity for the good people of Canada.

If the failure is complete enough, it may end Canada as Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia collapsed. Quebec, the Maritimes, and possibly Ontario, the Prairie Provinces, and British Columbia could each go their own way. We are told that the Canadian character of politeness, courtesy, and reserved tolerance will keep things peaceful, but history shows that is often not the case. The more that citizens are abused by various government and NGO agencies and woke critics, the more likely even normally polite and reserved people are to crack and seek forceful resolutions. And Canadians of all types have constantly demonstrated that they can become formidable warriors.

Meanwhile, American talking heads (and their Canadian counterparts) are accusing The Donald, still 13 days away from the White House, of plotting to invade and annex Canada.

Fortunately, we think it is a bargaining chip as one of the first steps in making a deal. And dear ole Justin’s resignation one of the first signs the deal is going to be done.

And annexing Cuba – excuse me – Canada isn’t going to be part of the deal. Either as one “State of…” (or “Commonwealth of” Canada, or as eleven States and two or three territories.

Why? Because we don’t want them. Polite? Even kind? (Well, sort of.) But even more Woke, more immoral, more deadly than even California or Illinois or Massachusetts.

Consider just one example: killing people. We are told that homicide in Canada is just a tiny fraction of what we in the States suffer. All because we are a bunch of nations of gun nuts. And Canadians are nice, peaceful people with great compassion. But it all depends on how you define “homicide.”

Euthanasia now accounts for almost one in 20 deaths in Canada, alarming new official statistics have shown. Health Canada’s ‘Fifth Annual Report on Medical Assistance in Dying in Canada, 2023’ revealed that around 4.7 per cent of deaths resulted from the practice. To quote one Canadian opponent of “mercy killing”, “Euthanasia is out of control in Canada.” The report showed that 15,343 people died through Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) in 2023, an increase of more than 15 percent from 2022. Indications are that the number is even higher in 2024, though data is not yet available. And in 2027, even more people will be eligible to be convinced to let someone kill them. For their own good, of course. (And for their families and society, and keeping taxes lower.)

MAD is a far more accurate acronym than MAID, it would seem. The insanity of killing people just because they ask for it considering that they believe their lives are intolerable is obvious. And it reveals an endemic hypocrisy that enables and promotes evil behavior. Even more than aborting children.

It is bad enough that we have States like Oregon and Hawai’i that also are skating (or skiing!) down that broad highway to doom. We don’t need even one or two more States pushing death.

There are, of course, other reasons. Perhaps we shall discuss those later.

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Source: https://freedombunker.com/2025/01/08/oh-canada-our-neighbor-closest-friend/