Could Justin Trudeau be pulling a fast one on Canadians Again —The Resignation Hat Trick Part II

BY MICHAEL THOMAS

“One of the things that comes with knowing you are on a countdown clock until your last day, means you get to be really ruthless about the things you want to do and don’t want to do.”

That dear Canadians, is a quote from the man who is still in the driver’s seat of the vehicle called Canada. This driver sounds very threatening, I must say, but that is not all. As if to remind Canadians that he too is human, Justin Trudeau said, “I have to admit, my friends, I’m a little bit emotional tonight.”

Trudeau seems to be making good on his threats. This falls right into his appointing a final group of senators to fill vacancies in the upper chamber before he resigns, which his office confirmed. Does anyone think this hand-picked group of senators will take orders from Canadians, or from the man who appointed them?

Even though Parliament is currently prorogued until March 24^th, 2025, while the Liberals choose a new leader, the Senate and the House of Commons are not sitting, and legislative business is on hold. That doesn’t deter the power-intoxicated Trudeau from hand-picking new senators. This hardly sounds like a man on his way out, does it?

When all but 21 of the 97 currently sitting senators in the 105-seat chamber are Trudeau appointees, this leaves only 12 senators affiliated with the Conservative Party. It has become quite clear why Klaus Schwab said that the Canadian government has been penetrated.

“One of the things that comes with knowing you are on a countdown clock until your last day, means you get to be really ruthless about the things you want to do and don’t want to do.”

As Canadians have noticed by now, no amount of political push-back whether it comes from inside his party, or the opposing side makes any sense to someone with a Trudeau mindset. Here is an example.

Senator Don Plett, the Conservative opposition leader in the upper chamber, appeared to call on Liberal leadership candidates to “push back” on Trudeau’s appointment plans in a social media post. “Trudeau has lost the legitimacy of appointing Senators since announcing his resignation; to appoint Senators at this point would be an act of desperation,” he wrote.

Just to be on the side of facts, I looked up the meaning of the word prorogue. Cambridge English dictionary defines this as a verb that means to stop the activities of a parliament or legislature for a period of time without dissolving it. Now my question is does Trudeau’s government know the meaning of prorogue, or has Canada become a totally lawless country under Justin Trudeau?”

Here is how a new poll rates Trudeau’s Liberal government. Amid growing calls for their leader to resign, the latest public opinion data from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute shows the party’s support among decided and leaning voters is down to just 16%.

This represents the lowest level of support for the party in Angus Reid Institute dating back to 2014. It is also quite possibly the lowest vote intention the Liberals have ever received in the modern era, even in the worst electoral performance in the party’s 157-year history.

The Angus Reid poll went on to shed an exceptionally dark light on Trudeau saying, “This culminated in an open loss of confidence by a growing number of Liberal MPs who are now publicly calling for him to go.”

While Trudeau has said that he would reflect on the growing rebellion within his ranks, approaching half (46%) of Canadians and three in five (59%), current Liberal supporters say it’s time for him to step aside and call for a party leadership contest.

Another two in five (38%) Canadians believe Trudeau should call for a general election. As for the time, the poll states after the holidays, which means Trudeau should already have called this election… period.

Instead of calling an election, Justin Trudeau chose to threaten Canadians on what he can and will do before leaving while hiding behind a prorogued Parliament. Speaking of hiding, one of the things that has become very clear about Justin Trudeau is that whenever things are not going well for him, he hides.

When the truckers wanted to address the false lockdowns and false mandates issues, Justin hid behind the umbrella of having a non-existent disease called COVID-19.

This time Trudeau decided to hide in plain sight at a reception for Black Canadians in Ottawa to whom he said, “And let me tell you, if I am here tonight with you all, it’s because man-oh-man did I want to see you guys to celebrate one last Black History Month as Prime Minister.”