Good meeting last night with PPC candidates from Montreal’s northern suburbs.

We’re getting ready for the next election!

This video discusses why my six tweets on Trudeau’s cult of diversity and extreme multiculturalism from 5 years ago provoked such consternation among the chattering classes.

Canadian leftist elites try to crush any idea that threatens their dominance.
https://youtu.be/d5XfLw-9cCA

I want a smaller government that respects our fundamental freedoms.

A cohesive and stable society that’s not divided by identity politics.

An economy based on free markets and entrepreneurship instead of government spending, debt and money printing.

If that means I’m “far right” according to the far left morons in the legacy media, I don’t care anymore. I only have utter contempt for them.

Je veux un gouvernement plus petit qui respecte nos libertés fondamentales.

Une société cohésive et stable qui n’est pas divisée par la politique identitaire.

Une économie basée sur le libre marché et l’entrepreneuriat au lieu des dépenses publiques, de la dette et de l’impression d’argent.

Si cela signifie que je suis à « l’extrême-droite » selon les crétins d’extrême-gauche dans les médias traditionnels, je n’en ai plus rien à foutre. Je n’ai qu’un profond mépris pour eux.

Brian Peckford: “How do I know that? Because I was there. My signature  is on the Charter.”
https://peckford42.wordpress.com/2023/08/17/brian-peckford-why-do-you-say-governments-and-courts-are-violating-our-constitution-charter-of-rights-and-freedoms/

Facal: La gauche woke et les patrons couchent ensemble.

Les deux appuient l’immigration de masse pour des raisons différentes, au détriment du reste de la société.
https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2023/08/17/quand-les-patrons-et-la-nouvelle-gauche-couchent-ensemble

Five years ago, I resigned from the Conservative Party, saying it was “too morally and intellectually corrupt to be reformed”.

You can read my declaration here: https://www.peoplespartyofcanada.ca/why_i_am_leaving_the_conservative_party_of_canada

This is the Q&A session following my declaration where I explain my decision.👆

Il y a 5 ans, j’ai démissionné du Parti conservateur en expliquant qu’il était «trop corrompu, intellectuellement et moralement, pour être réformé».

Vous pouvez lire ma déclaration ici: https://www.partipopulaireducanada.ca/pourquoi_je_quitte_le_parti_conservateur_du_canada

J’ai expliqué ma décision en répondant ensuite aux questions.👆

And here’s another one.

For years the PPC was alone denouncing the destructive impact of mass immigration on our economy and society, and the media were calling us racist for it.

Almost every day now there’s an article that implicitly acknowledges we were right.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/commentary/article-the-liberals-have-broken-canadas-immigration-system/

SHEPHERD: Poilievre repeatedly refuses to offer his own immigration target numbers

Until he does, we can only conclude that the Conservative party does, in fact, agree with Trudeau’s immigration targets.
https://tnc.news/2023/08/17/shepherd-poilievre-immigration-1/

Another article, in the WSJ, analyzing the negative impact of mass immigration in Canada.👇

Canada Tests the Limits of Its Liberal Immigration Strategy

The intake of newcomers is rising rapidly and straining housing, healthcare and transportation’
https://www.wsj.com/articles/canada-tests-the-limits-of-its-liberal-immigration-strategy-bc61e0de

The number of foreign students in Canada has doubled since 2015 to 800k.

They’re part of the Liberals’ mass immigration plan, as half of them end up staying here.

One easy way to ease the housing crisis is to cut back on international student visas.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-want-to-ease-canadas-housing-crisis-cut-back-on-international-student/

Saudi Arabia is breaking its 50y petrodollar agreement with the US.

We’re seeing a systemic shift away from the $ as the world’s reserve currency.

The BRICS summit begins in South Africa.

Keep an eye on these developments, they will impact your life.
https://youtu.be/sSYfmLjS4zA

There’s lots of talk these days of how life has become unaffordable in Canada. Unfortunately, this is the very predictable result of policies that many Canadians have been supporting, despite warnings from me and others.

There is no free lunch, we always end up paying for destructive, costly policies.

We can’t have massive government deficits financed by ultra low interest rates and cheap money printed by central banks without consequences.

We can’t close down the economy and pay people to do nothing for two years without consequences.

We can’t thwart the expansion of our energy sector and spend tens of billions on inefficient pseudo green technologies without consequences.

We can’t invite millions of foreigners to come live here without consequences.

We can’t discourage work, investment and innovation with high taxes and excessive regulation without consequences.

We can’t constantly expand the welfare state and create new costly social programs without consequences.

The reality is that life will become increasingly unaffordable in Canada as long as the majority of Canadians vote for establishment parties that buy their votes with such policies while refusing to acknowledge they cost anything.