If Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau were to officially resign, it would mark the end of an era for his leadership and the Liberal Party. Trudeau has led Canada since 2015, and during his tenure, he has been a polarizing figure, championing progressive policies on issues like climate change, diversity, and reconciliation with Indigenous peoples, while also facing significant criticism over ethics scandals and economic challenges.
A resignation would likely spark discussions within his party about succession, with potential leaders emerging to take the reins. The resignation could also reshape the Canadian political landscape, giving opposition parties, particularly the Conservatives, a chance to capitalize on any perceived weaknesses in the current leadership.
Trudeau's legacy would be a topic of much debate: some would highlight his accomplishments, such as the legalization of cannabis, the carbon tax, and his focus on social justice, while others would point to controversies like the SNC-Lavalin affair and the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ultimately, Trudeau stepping down would be a significant moment in Canadian politics, signaling both a transition and possibly a reevaluation of the Liberal Party’s direction moving forward.
@nicolasmarsh no, it doesn't. Just because a dictator doesn't suppress all forms of dissent, and prioritizes which to pursue, doesn't mean they're not a dictator.
I generally support Progressivism as an ideology. Progressives seem to be the last people on Earth with a decent soul.
So…I’m not Canadian myself so I don’t follow his political moves and can’t speak on his performance as a PM. Also, after almost ten years on the job, I think it’s good to switch up the guy or gal in charge.
Anti-Progressives are typically abhorrent people, in my experience, so when I hear naysaying about Progressivism or Progressive politicians, I don’t pay it much mind. These are fundamentally bad people with deplorable moral character, specifically seeking out a leader that will tell them being bad is good, that making as much money as you can is more important than how we treat others as a society and as individuals, and to validate the worst parts of their personality and worldview. That’s really what it comes down to, fuck anything else they try to camouflage it with.
@coachTanthony I wish I followed international politics, Coach, as I don't know how his resignation will impact Canada's future, but I do know Trudeau was not an effective leader.
As Justin Trudeau has made clear in his resignation, that Canadian Parliament has been in grid lock / not been working for months and that it is time for new leadership. It is admirable to accept responsibility and step down, their system is different than United States of America’s system so I applaud Trudeau in doing the right thing. I agree with Trudeau politically though it was time for new leadership and Canada will have its say.
Canadians have until March 24 2025 with him still as PM. What happens then? Who knows? But 15 years as PM is a long time... that's 5 years beyond what a US President can serve.
2. I predict we are going to be hearing about some serious scandal that he was involved in such as helping Islamic terrorists. He didn't resign out of any altruistic passion.
3. I think his resignation may have been timed to the end of the Biden administration suggesting something was going on between Trudeau and that administration too that shouldn't have been.
As glad as I am he finally got the hint, it’s more of a problem than anything. I doing so he’s essentially put parliament in limbo for 3 months, and with him in charge a conservative majority was very likely. With someone else leading people might be stupid enough to elect the liberals yet again
It's time to get a new one! I can't even remember when he wasn't the Prime Minister.
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This puts Canada in a better position to negotiate, by replacing him with someone who hasn't already proven himself to be untrustworthy to these united States.
That said We been talking about shifting back towards a more tariff based taxing system like the U. S. Federal goverment used for most of the 19th century for much of the 2024 political campaign.
So Canada getting itself excluded from that is going to be a tall order.
Not sure it was best for the party. I mean, at this point, they’ll likely lose whoever the leader is, but it would probably have been better to fight an election, lose, then resign the leadership. Whoever replaces him will be Prime Minister for six months at most, and three leaders is one year will make it that much harder to rebuild the party.
One correction: he was totalitarian. Authoritarian rule is fine. It assures as much freedom for the citizens aa possible, including total economic freedom, while taking care of any external and internal threats to the country with ease. Trudeau was responsible for the repressions against the Freedom Convoys, making him a totalitarian.
Has he resigned though? If true, I don't blame Justin. Its been years and not another second Trump, he's had enough so no wonder Justin wants to leave before Trump is sworn back in
Yes he brought 6 million Indians from India and if I go to a shopping mall everybody is Indian. He didn’t accept the skilled immigrants. Now Canada is over populated and there is no high level skilled workers
I was in Winnipeg recently and the mall was all Punjabi people. Canada under the Marxist pretty boy has turned into a socialist hellhole, he plunged the country deeper into debt than even his PM father did in the 70’s. Canada imported so many Turban wearing people housing prices got so high no young people could buy one.
This is a perfect example for all you budding leftist Americans, look north if you want proof that socialism will fail America.
Good riddance. People all over the world are finally saying NO to the ignorant, intolerant, insufferable, insane, and dangerous far-left liberals, socialists, progressives, and the woke.
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I don’t see why this is such a big deal. State Governors like Trudeau come and go all the time.
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Canada ought to be embarrassed he was Prime Minister for this long
but hey, when you're somewhat good-looking you get excuses made for your bullshit
Pentagon equals 125, while 125 people inside pentagon died in the attack on September eleventh (+64 inside the plane), and the Pentagon has 5 sides, 5 layers in each side (5 "rings"), and 5 floors in each layer of all sides (plus 2 underground), 5×5×5=125 totals floors above ground.
It's a ritual sacrifice involving symbolic numbers exactly like the one you learn from witchcraft books, intended to manipulate the subconscious mind.
Quoting a blog:
School – 9 months on 3 months off
Pregnancy – 9 months of the year pregnant 3 not.
Whether or not anyone realizes it, these numbers affect them to a great degree. They are built into our internal time clocks and we operate according to their energies and patterns not only daily but yearly and throughout portions of our life. 93 is an energy defining number and has everything to do with the movement and actions of humans in our world.
Flight 93 had 33 passengers (Most sacred wisdom) and 7 crew members (Spiritual Perfection) and 4 hijackers (material universe). OR. The material world tearing down sacred wisdom which is being directed by spiritual perfection.
There are the same "coincidences" with trudeau announcing resignation and all. But what's the point in knowing these numbers if you don't understand the occult reason they exist? This 911 makes it quite obvious why. The numbers behind resignation not quite.
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