We presently find ourselves in a position that is the envy of every country in the world here in Canada. But there are some serious, unprecedented in our history obstacles that we must overcome before we can start enjoying the fruits of our good fortune and hard work. The next leader of the Conservative Party of Canada must be someone who can lead us through these obstacles, and who will put the interests of the Canadian people at the forefront of their decision making as a trusted agent operating on their behalf.
Holding Justin Trudeau accountable for his crimes is the first obstacle. It is the RCMP’s job to do, and they have been, and are actively continuing to fail to do it, and the onus falls on us to ensure it gets done as the next generation of Canadian Conservatives.
The grounds to arrest Trudeau are plain as day and not well enough understood. He literally invoked the Emergencies Act—Canadian martial law, against a group of protestors and tried to keep the powers in perpetuity; he took a full blown shot at our democracy, and he missed.
It is evident that part of the reason why he still has yet to be held accountable for that, and for his other crimes, is that there has been collusion between his administration and the CPC to try and help him obstruct justice. Those who are in the know, know that the present interim leader of the CPC, Candice Bergen, has been and is actively making a fool out of herself, colluding with Justin Trudeau’s government and the forces that give them their directives as if it’s a drama class, and her only job to convince the moron audience—the Canadian people, that she is the character she is pretending to be, who’s a completely incompetent politician who’s doing her best to try and keep up with the very skilled and competent villain that is Justin Trudeau, who is constantly outwitting her, despite her best efforts to try and stop him, and that Rob Batherson, who is presently the chair of the party and several others who are currently Members of Parliament and party executives are also in on the Treason.
The next leader of the CPC and the next Prime Minister of Canada must be someone who will go after that corruption and completely eradicate it at every level of our government.
There are presently five candidates who have registered to indicate their interest in being considered for the position: Leslyn Lewis, Pierre Poilievre, Roman Baber, Scott Aitchison and Jean Charest.
In this article we are going to profile Pierre Poilievre, who some have called the “frontrunner,” and articulate the first steps he must take if he wants to become the leader of the party.
Pierre Poilievre is 43 years old. He is from Calgary, where he went to school and got a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations at the University of Calgary.
He’s been serving as a Member of Canadian Parliament since 2004 and is very familiar with the intricacies associated with navigating the present version of our political system. He is currently serving as the Shadow Minister of Finance and opposition party counterpart to Chrysta Freeland.
Pierre is from the present system and is actively playing a major role in it, and on the question of whether or not he would ensure Justin Trudeau is held accountable to the full extent of the law for his crimes, we are not convinced that it is likely he would. Nor are we convinced, for that matter, that Pierre is the person who will rip out the corruption from its roots in the Conservative Party of Canada and in all of the Canadian government.
In order for him to be considered to be the leader of the CPC, he must not only inspire confidence on those fronts: we must be 100% certain that he can and will deliver on them—our democracy depends on it.
If you’re in tune with the community of Canadian political pundits and the ‘Canadian Press’, you’ll know that many of them have been saying that they Pierre to be they consider Pierre to be the “frontrunner” to become the next leader of the CPC—”he’s not like any other candidate we’ve ever seen, in the history of Canadian politics,” they say—but the reality of the matter is that if he cannot reassure us that he will eradicate the corruption in Canadian politics, which is a very significant undertaking that will require a lot of intentional effort, and also that he not himself be entangled in it, which thus far he has not been able to do, he does not even meet the minimum, first prerequisites needed to be considered for the job.
The next important order of business for the incumbent CPC Leader and next Prime Minister of Canada must be eliminating the position of the ‘Governor General’ from the Canadian government. The corruption in the CPC stems in no small part stems from Britain. The Chair of the party, Rob Batherson, is known for having a highly inflated conception of the British Monarchy’s role in Canada, and it seems that there are also several other members who are currently on the party’s executive team, who seem to share that perspective and who are more loyal to Britain than they are to Canada, to put it very generously.
The next leader of the party and whoever is the next Chair of the party must abolish the position and ensure that everyone in the party knows which country they are serving, and conduct an audit of those who have betrayed our country and allowed themselves to become, or who always have been, corrupted, and hold them all accountable to the full extent of the law.
Pierre Poilievre has not been campaigning on the issue of abolishing the position, and we are highly doubtful that it is something that those who he answers to would allow him to do.
Another non-negotiable position for the job, of which Pierre has yet to firmly state that he is in favour of, is that the new leader of the CPC and Prime Minister of Canada must withdraw Canada from the ‘World Health Organization (WHO)’. Pierre is for the repealing of all of the ‘COVID’ related mandates, but has not indicated a strong desire to go after the ‘WHO’ and to hold the accountable parties for approving the use of such malicious psyop, military warfare tactics as those that were and are involved in ‘COVID-19’ against the Canada and American public, accountable to the full extent of the law, or even indicated that hw would withdraw Canada from their organization.
That is another potentially likely insurmountable problem for his campaign, because again, he is corrupt, and has people who he answers to that are not his family, and not Canadian.
So far, Leslyn Lewis is the only candidate who has indicated that she would withdraw Canada from the ‘WHO’.
Pierre was also notably shaken up in his support for the Freedom Convoy by Jean Charest’s loud yelling at him about it, and has a tendency to squirm when pressed on what his values are, and to try and mold them around what he thinks will make people like him.
On the major issues for Canadian Conservatives, Pierre Poilievre has failed to inspire confidence thus far. It’s imperative that the next leader of the CPC and Prime Minister of Canada be someone who is versatile and responsive to feedback, and we hope that can be a redeeming trait for him. We are very doubtful that it will be though, given where he comes from, how he has represented his positions, and what we know about him.
