David McNamara

Article Link: https://thepostmillennial.com/watch-justin-trudeau-suggests-canada-is-not-the-best-country-in-the-world-in-canada-day-message

Discussion posted by: David McNamara

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed the nation yesterday to mark the occasion of Canada Day. Strangely, his remarks included an odd comment about our nation that has left Canadians scratching their heads. In a video posted to Twitter, Trudeau said: “… what makes Canada special is not that Canadians know that this is the best country in the world—it’s that we know it could be.” The specific unpatriotic phrase indicating that Trudeau does not believe Canada is the best country in the world was even highlighted in the official tweet: “What makes Canada special is not that Canadians know that this is the best country in the world—it’s that we know it could be. We know our work together is not yet done.”

Article Link: https://thepostmillennial.com/trudeau-government-spends-150-thousand-on

Discussion posted by: David McNamara

Justin Trudeau’s flagship Oceans Protection Plan policy is unknown to most Canadians, despite the project costing $1.5 billion and a key election pledge. More worrying, however, was that the Trudeau government splashed out $150,820 for the survey, which interviewed 2,702 people across the country. This program was launched some four years ago, yet government researchers concluded that “Relatively few Canadians have heard of the Oceans Protection Plan,” according to Blacklock’s Reporter. “One in five, 21 percent, have heard of the plan and another thirteen percent are unsure, although 66 percent said they have not heard of the plan,” the underwhelmed government researchers continued.

Article Link: https://thepostmillennial.com/trudeaus-charity-scandal-latest-evidence-he-thinks-rules-dont-apply-to-him

Discussion posted by: David McNamara

When people talk about the “elites,” a key aspect of criticism is that we are ruled by people who think they should be able to apply the rules on us, but that the rules shouldn’t apply to them. And Justin Trudeau sums up that attitude more than any Canadian politician in recent memory. From lecturing Canadians on feminism and racism while having his own serious problems, to accusing his opponents of dividing the country while demonizing everyone who disagrees with him, Trudeau has made a career out of telling people to follow rules that he feels exempted from. The latest example is the growing WE charity scandal, where the Liberals outsourced a huge government project to a charity with super-close ties to the prime minister and his wife.