Going, Going, Canada Gone the way of G!

Is Canada sinking into the greedy grip of foreign ownership? The Pattern Suggests So

The Liberal budget has recently been presented to Parliament. Criticism of it has been born from the broken promises of the recent election that brought Justin Trudeau to the PMO (Prime Minister’s Office).

Cabinet decisions include:

1) triple the Canadian Population: This sounds like the sale of assets i.e. the most important asset citizenship that accompanies other initiatives also being considered. Why not encourage population growth by reducing abortions and supporting single mothers of newborns and those in poverty and low income families.

2) set up an IMFish Fund to stock with saleable Canadian public assets such as bridges, airports, lakes, rivers, water and natural resources all of which will be outside the purview of Parliament and inside the asset holdings of the private sector.

3) Use proceeds from sale of Canada to pay for Infrastructure updates thereby enhancing the value of the assets sold at Firesale Canada and in addition to these acquire massive public debt that will most likely never be paid off effectively making economic slaves of us all and cash cows to the international cadre of meglomaniacs.

4) Add these all together and you get the Greek way of running an economy directed by the IMF from which Bill Morneau seems to have emerged back onto the Canadian scene bringing with him the IMF play book.  And we bought it.

According to John Perkins, in his Confessions of an Economic Hitman the above process is the M.O. of the Economic Hitmen who are sent out by Multi National Corporations to Usurp the wealth of nations using manipulative means such as control of a few wealthy well positioned subservients to whom the benefits of this process also accrue in addition to the multinational businesses.

The succeed by using loans too large to ever pay back. Normally this entails foreign EHM (Economic Hit Men) but Morneau is home grown and already in a position to persuade himself of the value of taking the lead from the IMF. 

If his very sensitive “get used to job churn” comments as a solution to unemployment and under employment and short term employment is an insight into his thought process, one can only imagine what his advice to domestic non multinationals might be, maybe “get used to bankruptcy or find another country or sell out to or become one of the multinationals like he has experienced in his own business.

You could once download a free pdf of the book at but now you need to buy it to follow the tactics of these would be World Owners.

Minister Morneau is familiar with the international scene through FGI (Fashion Group International) part of the Warren-Sheppel which has outposts in 30 different nations.

As for Morneau’s “get used to “…what’s a synonym for churn? Maybe screwed around…expect it.

I'm not suggesting that some conspiracy exists to strip Canada of its wealth although that seems to be the projected end result.

What I am suggesting is that Morneau has an IMF mindset that inevitably, if functioning, leads to no other scenario than the Greek Economic quagmire. It is not a benefit to Canada but to An International Group.

If with his IMF mindset Bill Morneau has brought his IMF knowledge and experience to run the Canadian economy, one needs to be concerned when one considers what this entails or better yet take a gander at what it has achieved in those (un)fortunate nations that were (un)fortunate enough to reap the benefits of IMF leadings. Take Greece where the population voted (The Greeks, amazingly, voted 61 percent “no”) against IMF demands and was bamboozled into accepting them anyways.

One wonders whether or not you can take the IMF out of the man when the man has ostensibly left the IMF. Perhaps reassurances are necessary to quell such concerns.

Here’s a quote from an interview that economics Professor Jamie Galbraith, son of Canadian economist John Kenneth Galbraith, gave concerning Greece and the process of negotiating with creditors. Galbraith personally witnessed the process and spoke in opposition to agreements that would have Greece buckle under to the demands of the creditors. He says: The Greek government and particularly the circle around Alexis [Tsipras the Greek Prime Minister], were worn down by this process. They saw that the other side does, in fact, have the power to destroy the Greek economy and the Greek society — which it is doing — in a very brutal, very sadistic way, because the burden falls particularly heavily on pensions.

Professor Galbraith replies in part to the question by interviewer Lynn Stuart Parramore,  “What does it mean to the rest of the world if Greece capitulates or exits? What’s at stake?”

His answer seems to assume that there will be push back against the two influences of “The Austerity Doctrine” and “Neolibralism”. He states:

What is at stake (Greece has capitulated to IMF demands) is a rather heroic rebellion by a very beleaguered people against a doctrine which has been destroying their lives — the austerity doctrine and the whole neoliberal project.

In addition to Galbraith’s comments there are the attestations of an insider who has detailed his involvement in the economic rape of entire nations and who maintains that the elimination of those who stand in the way of the “Corpocracy” or rule by corporations motivated by unbridled greed, wielded by multinationals using the resources of governments to directly or indirectly bring about an outcome beneficial to their agenda and detrimental to the countries being targeted.

John Perkins concedes his involvement and role in this process which he maintains continues unabated to this day.

Perkins writes, "The book (Confessions Of An Economic Hitman) was to be dedicated to the presidents of two countries, men who had been his clients whom I respected and thought of as kindred spirits–Jaime Roldós, president of Ecuador, and Omar Torrijos, president of Panama. Both had just died in fiery crashes. Their deaths were not accidental. They were assassinated because they opposed that fraternity of corporate, government, and banking heads whose goal is global empire.

The deaths of these two non U.S. presidents followed the failure of the hitmen to persuade them to give up their countries wealth and jackals were sent in to set the process on another footing with replacement personalities.

Such is a glimpse into the operating methods of this anti-democratic cadre operating outside the law ostensibly for the benefit of the United States but in fact forcing the United States to act in ways that benefit only a fraction of a fraction of its citizens unbeknownst to the majority of the electorate.

In structural terms, these people are usurping the wealth of good will of America around the world and are doing it in criminal fashion and even possibly using treasonous methods to achieve their ends.

Such is the IMF mentality that makes marketable goods of us all and the nations of the world.

As an update (June 6, 2020 D Day plus seventy five years) in the wake of the countless billions of dollars being used to bring all of Canada into an indebtedness that will never be paid off using the Covid 19 Pandemic or more appropriately the Covid 19 Panic generated by the most all encompassing media frenzy ever propagated. 

This panic is being used to justify massive deficits that exceed the most that were attempted by the Trudeau The Second in his first term but will now justify even more indebtedness than anyone can imagine.

And what is Canada getting other than perpetual debt slavery more gripping than anything Greece had to contend with, temporary financing for some of the population the need for which has been generated by unemployment and bankruptcy induced by government policy at all levels of government as bandwagonism grips the political scene.

Covid 19 will pass and there will develop “Herd Immunity” maybe after a second wave but it will pass.

The indebted enslavement, on the other hand, will not be erased as easily. 

What will happen is what economic hitmen bring about: a stripping away of a nation’s wealth and autonomy, this nation’s, Canada’s.

This became evident to me after picking up a prescription at the Pharmacy and was told it didn’t cost anything. But I know that that was the most expensive dose of medicine that I’ll ever take. It will contribute along with many other "free" prescriptions and other transfer payments of a temporary value with a long term cost me and my co-citizens all our wealth including the wealth of independence and freedom.

Keynes was certainly correct when he commented that in the long term we are all dead at leasteconomically thanks to Morneau's IMF playbook.