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Making Us Proud Vs What The H Did He Just Say...
10/16/2015 at 1:29 PM
I don't know about you, but I didn't change a whole lot as a person over a period of a year or so, especially after I was over the age of forty. How about you? After you were in your 40's did you suddenly change into a different person over a period of a year or so? I'm not talking about putting on the appearance of having changed while "experts" are telling you how to talk, how to walk, what body language to communicate and what to say or, more importantly, what not to say. No, I'm talking about real inner change.
If you want a Prime Minister who kisses up to brutal dictators, oppressive religious theocracies and communist regimes and refuses to call a terrorist a terrorist, then Stephen Harper is not your man. In a world full of brutal dictators and murderous regimes, it was nice to see our Canadian Prime Minister stand up to one of them.
VIDEO: (YouTube) Stephen Harper Putin Get Out Of Ukraine
If you are a Canadian, you almost certainly had to feel proud of our Prime Minister, no matter what your political allegiance. It was a much different response than Justin Trudeau's off color joke about the Ukraine crisis.
VIDEO: (YouTube) Justin Trudeau Ukraine
It was hard to feel as proud of Justin Trudeau after he put his foot in his mouth with this ridiculous comment. Yeah, I know, that was over a whole year ago and he's a different person now.
There was a time when I used to vote Liberal. That was before I realized that all of the stupid politically correct legislation put in place during the 1970's, while Pierre Trudeau was in office, was working against me. Take Employment Equity, for example. Employment Equity was intended to make certain that Canadian born, English speaking, able bodied males would be considered last, if at all, for government jobs. I was faced with that nice politically correct gesture while I was desperately seeking a job. I was born here, grew up here and was expected to pay taxes here to help support a government that wanted to exclude me, all the while going around preaching "inclusion". I won't go into every single issue that helped turn me away from the Liberals, but that was one of them. Another was the way the Liberals, under Chretien, were so desperate to get patted on the back by the United Nations for doing the politically correct thing, that they signed Canada onto the Kyoto Accord before, as Minister of Environment at that time, Christine Stewart, admitted they even knew what was in the agreement. They signed it and would find out what was in it later! It's amazing how Liberal supporters and the rest on the left seemed perfectly fine with that. In your own personal affairs, would they sign a contract first with the intention of reading it later? Then there's the Constitution, the one given to us by Pierre Trudeau and his Liberals, the constitution that doesn't protect Property Rights and barely protects Freedom of Speech. No where in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms are Property Rights protected and protection of free speech isn't really mentioned either. Freedom of Expression is protected, barely and you have to assume that free speech is protected as speech is a form of expressing yourself. However, the protection of Freedom of Expression should have been followed by a clause that read something like "no law shall be imposed to restrict freedom of speech or expression." Now don't go throwing that old chiche at me about "yelling fire in a crowded movie theatre." It doesn't mean that. It means that no one should have to fear being arrested and charged with a crime for expressing their opinion, even if their opinion may be considered offensive by some people. Somehow, Pierre and the Liberals conveniently forgot to include real protection of Free Speech and protection of property in the Charter.
It's a known fact, maybe not well known, but never the less a fact that Pierre Trudeau was considered a Marxist for his affiliation with the Bloc Populaire and other groups that had very close ties to the Communist Party. I can't help but wonder if maybe, just maybe, that may have something to do with the fact that he didn't feel it necessary to entrench real Freedom of Speech protections and protection of Property Rights in the Canadian Constitution. If you look around the world at countries that have or have had Communist governments, freedom of speech and property rights are not something that was highly valued. Now I know Liberal supporters will all tell us that "the apple always falls far from the tree", sometimes even way over in the next orchard, LOL, but you have to wonder why Justin would say that he admires one of the worst governments in the world when it comes to violations of Human Rights, a Communist government that silences Free Speech with an iron fist.
VIDEO: (YouTube) Justin Trudeau China (CTV Video with Lisa La Flamme)
He also stated at the same time that "their basic dictatorship is allowing them to go Greenest fastest. There is a flexibility in that..." He then went on to blurt out some nonsense about Stephen Harper wishing he had a dictatorship, but he unwittingly made a very important point. That point? That the environmentalists desperately need a dictatorship in order to force their green agenda down our throats, something that I have maintained for years and one of the main reasons that I believe Trudeau and the Liberals left protection of Property Rights out of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Justin Trudeau can say that he admires an oppressive Communist regime that constantly violates human rights and his supporters are okay with it. I wonder what the reaction of those Justin Trudeau supporters and others on the left would have been if Stephen Harper would have said that he admired Adolph Hitler for the way that he built up Germany after World War One and the bleak years of the Weimar Republic?
Stephen Harper didn't say that, by the way, but I can just imagine the left's reaction if he had.
Stephen Harper hasn't gone around the world signing Canada on to stupid politically correct agreements, putting our nation's best interests at risk, just to get praised by the United Nations, an organization made up of sadistic tin horn dictators, repressive religious theocracies and hostile regimes, an organization that the majority of the left in this country would love to see become the fourth level of government, the "One World Government" if you will. So, when it come down to who I want representing Canada as our Prime Minister, it ain't Justin Trudeau.
Edited by Triplethreat, 2015-10-16 13:55:32