The Rapid and Steep Decline of Canada Under Trudeau's Leadership. It is Too Big to Hide!

Canada is going through a rapid and steep decline in all aspects in the fastest and worst times of its history since it's celebrated the year of its birth fascination. The decline is rapid and steep, and the failure is too big to hide.

Obviously, the "substitute high school teacher" who became the Prime Minister of Canada, Trudeau that is, is not doing a good job. The sad and funny part is that he's not willing to step down. He will have to be forced out by elections before the glory of Canada as country becomes past history.

The priorities of this Liberal Canadian government are mixed up, not in the right order, and not aligned in the right direction with the peoples’ needs, hopes, and aspirations, for a better future for Canada.

Here are the areas of failure and reasons why they happened:

·????? The “Basic” Life Needs Affordability

·????? The National Economy

·????? The Fragmentation of Canadian Unity

·????? Democratic Rights

·????? International Relations

·????? The Political Canadian Clout

·????? The Long List of Broken Election Promises

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The following is the more detailed picture portrayed:

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1. Basic Life Needs Affordability

Symptoms:?

• Rising costs in housing, food, healthcare, and other essential services.
• Reports of unaffordable living conditions, increased reliance on food banks, and mounting personal debt.
• Causes:
• Housing market speculation and insufficient supply of affordable housing.
• Inflationary pressures fueled by global economic factors, such as supply chain disruptions and energy price volatility.
• Stagnant wage growth relative to the cost of living.

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2. The National Economy

Symptoms:?

• Stagnant economic growth, high public debt, challenges in resource-dependent sectors, and concerns over job creation.
• The fiscal policy is also have caused the biggest and first deficit in the history for the Canadian Central bank, in more than Cd$500 billion.
• Causes:
• Over-reliance on natural resources, leaving the economy vulnerable to global commodity price fluctuations.Insufficient investment in innovation and diversification of the economy.
• Impact of global economic shocks, such as the COVID-19 pandemic and geopolitical conflicts.
• The continued and rapid number of labour strikes in all vital sectors of the economy that are very necessary to any nation to compete. Such as Marine Port operations, Airlines and Airports, Railway Services, Canada Mail, etc.

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3. Fragmentation of Canadian Unity

Symptoms:?

• Rising tensions between provinces over issues like resource management, equalization payments, and cultural representation.
• Causes:
• Economic disparities between provinces, such as wealth concentration in oil-rich regions versus struggling manufacturing hubs.
• Political polarization and differences in regional priorities, such as climate change policies versus resource development.
• Perceived neglect or favouritism by federal policies.
• The "Party" over "People" policies and practices.

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4. Democratic Rights

Symptoms:?

• Concerns over transparency, accountability, and the erosion of civil liberties.
• Causes:
• Increasing centralization of power in the executive branch of government.
• Accusations of voter suppression or barriers to democratic participation.
• Misinformation campaigns and declining trust in public institutions.
• The mishandling of peaceful protests against the deliberate confiscation of democratic rights established by the constitution's Article 8 which is the charter of Canadian rights and freedoms.

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5. International Relations

Symptoms:?

• Diminished global influence, strained relationships with allies, and challenges in maintaining neutrality.
• Causes:
• Shifting global power dynamics and Canada’s struggle to adapt.
• Controversial foreign policies or perceived lack of leadership on international issues, such as climate change or human rights.
• Trade disputes and reliance on key partners like the U.S.Canada is already having bad relations with China, India, intentions with USA because of the way that Trudeau handling the international relations with these countries.
• Canada is not in good terms with The governments that rule almost 44% of the world population and constitutes 65% of the world economy.

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6. The Political Canadian Clout

Symptoms:?

• Waning influence in global forums and reduced ability to shape international policies.
• Causes:
• Limited defense spending and capabilities compared to NATO and G7 peers.
• The weakness in making independent decisions Taking into consideration the political and economic interests of Canada FIRST, on the international stage.
• Fragmented political focus on domestic issues at the expense of global strategy.
• Challenges in balancing ethical diplomacy with economic interests.
• The lack of wit and wisdom by Mr. Trudeau had ridiculed the image and status of Canada on the world stage, and weekend its political and economic powers and destabilized its credibility.

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7. The Long List of Broken Election Promises

Symptoms:?

• Public dissatisfaction and cynicism toward political leadership.
• Causes:
• Over-promising during campaigns without realistic assessments of feasibility.
• None of the promises that Trudeau gave to the Canadian people through his election campaign was fulfilled or delivered. His new promises shall never survive just like the old ones.
• External challenges, such as economic downturns or pandemics, impeding policy implementation.
• Political compromises diluting the original intent of promised reforms.

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Potential Pathways Forward:

1.??? Democratic Reforms:?Enhance transparency, enforce campaign promise accountability, and protect civil liberties. The voting system should be protected against hacking so that we do not have to have more of Trudeau, Harper, or Martin again.

2.??? Economic Diversification:?Invest in sectors like technology, clean energy, and advanced manufacturing to reduce reliance on volatile resources.

3.??? Housing and Affordability Reforms:?Policies to increase housing supply, regulate speculation, and improve access to basic needs.

4.??? Strengthening Unity:?Foster inclusive dialogue between federal and provincial governments, emphasizing shared goals.

5.??? Global Engagement:?Take a leadership role in multilateral organizations, emphasizing values like human rights and sustainability.

God bless Canada!

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