"PUTTING CANADA AND CANADIANS FIRST
I’m worried. Worried that we are losing our capacity to control our lives as Canadians.
Under the Trudeau Liberals, more and more of our country’s policies are being determined not in the interest of Canadians, but in those of foreign countries and international organizations.
Under the Paris Agreement, the Liberals are literally sending billions of dollars to developing countries to help fund climate change policies.
This, of course, after imposing a carbon tax that will make our economy less competitive, raise prices, while having no effect whatsoever on the climate.
The Liberals are also pushing two new UN international agreement, the Global Compact on Refugees and the Global Compact on Migration, that commit Canada to accepting more migrants and spend more money on them.
Another of the many worrying aspects of these Compacts is that governments should promote a pro-migrant perspective and discourage media criticism of it.
The Liberals are subordinating the sovereignty, security, freedom, and economic interests of our country to international agreements that put foreigners first, not Canadians.
And it gets worse.
Trudeau keeps spending our money in other countries, just to make himself popular and buy his seat at the UN Security Council.
Did you know that you as a taxpayer are paying for infrastructure in Indonesia? For health and education services to Palestinians? For “sexual health” programs in Congo?
That’s just a small sample of the $5 billion the government of Canada spends every year in other countries, instead of using that money to solve the many problems that we have here.
And what does Scheer’s Conservatives have to say about this? Nothing of course. I’m the only one raising these issues.
It’s time to tell the disconnected political class in Ottawa that the government of Canada is supposed to work for Canadians, not to be the welfare state of the planet." - Maxime Bernier, Canada
http://peoplespartyofcanada.ca .. http://maximebernier.com
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