A Reminder Of Justin Trudeau's Toxicity

Here are just some of the 'firsts' Trudeau has 'accomplished in case you've forgotten or weren't aware of.

-Outlawed and prosecuted participants in a legal protest thorough the enactment of the Emergencies Act.

-An elected official in Ontario - Randy Hillier - becomes the first politician investigated by police as a result of the Emergencies Act for his participation in the trucker convoy protest. 

-Broke the rule of law during the SNC Lavalin scandal.

-Record breaking spending. 

-Illegally prevented millions of taxpaying Canadians from accessing Federal transportation for declining, as is their right, a medical procedure in the form of an experimental vaccine.

-A 'backroom' deal with an opposition party that directly violates the will of the people. 

-WE charity scandal.

These are just the most egregious acts (leaving aside his obscene hate speech against the unvaccinated and truckers) from a highly scandalous individual. Once you cross these Rubicons, there's no coming back from it so we've entered a darker phase in the Canadian experiment. This has been made worse by the steadfast stubbornness of the courts at both the provincial and federal levels refusing to protect the Charter. 

His governance has divided the country even more so than his father ever did. 

The father-son aspect to this is an interesting one. We've seen and heard several examples where the son fails to match wits and successes of their father. A classic example of this is when a father builds an empire only to watch the son destroy it.

I think this is the case here. What we have in Justin is a clear case of  a son not on the level of his father. He has all the totalitarian impulses of Pierre Trudeau but without the wit.

A not too inappropriate analogy is when Marcus Aurelius (whose stoicism was made famous in one of the most important books in history with Meditations) shared power in ruling Rome with his son Commodus.

Commodus was corrupted by megalomania and a dictatorial style

Sound familiar?

I can't but help but draw an analogy on this.

Justin, who has inexplicably fashioned a personality cult,  has crossed too many Rubicons to not have a negative impact on Canada moving forward. What was once seen as a reputable and stable democracy that spoke with a conscience is no more. 

What we have is a dictator who talks from both sides of his mouth and acts with totalitarian impunity.  He acts as though he'd replace all statues in Ottawa with himself. All that's missing is he declares himself a god as great as Hercules like Commodus did.

And we let it all happen. The Parliament, media, courts and above all, we the people. 

Commodus was eventually assassinated (politics by other means for centuries) marking the end of Pax Romana. Where his father ruled with exceptional skill guided by philosophy, Commodus was the vainglorious and vulgar progeny who ruled as any megalomaniac could as a dictator.

Canada isn't Rome but it has taken center stage playing a hypocritical part before the world. It has cast many eyes upon it wondering what is going on here.

It may just be important enough for Western countries concerned about it - notably the United States - to pay close attention.

I don't believe Canada can survive Justin Trudeau until 2025. He has a radical agenda that will only end up bankrupting the country and decimating the lower-middle classes. How a 25% increase in a carbon tax 'helps' the middle-class is beyond me. And that $500 cheque he's sending to 'cover inflation' not only won't be enough but is only spending for its own sake and further deepens the debt.

But monetary and fiscal policy can be fixed. The problem with Justin is a social and cultural one. Even legal. The precedents he has set, as mentioned, are bound to weaken this country's democratic institutions and the perception of how Canadians view them. Already we're seeing a drop in trust in our legal and medical establishments. 

I reckon it will only get worse from here on in as long as this unholy alliance with the NDP continues.

The only way out is if the Liberals remove him or there's a non-confidence vote. We must 'assassinate' Justin's reputation by exposing his antics as hard and factually as we can.  

The best outcome would be for him to be humiliated and democratically removed from office. That way, he can watch his legacy be forever mocked and forgotten. The best punishment is for him to see the history books and all mediums describe him as a failed Prime Minister that did great damage to Canada.

As he looks on helplessly.