Chinese Communist Party Inspires Justin Trudeau's Senate
Some people like to accuse Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as being "soft" on defending Canada's interests when it comes to China's sought desire to buy-out Canada. If this is the case, then it's no wonder then that Justin Trudeau has taken his apparent admiration for China into inspiring his so-called "Senate reforms". Justin Trudeau's so-called "reformed Senate" is not a move in the direction of affirming Canada as a democracy as we have been led to believe.
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Trudeau has simply moved the selection process for new Senators from
the public figures that bestowed official affiliations with Canada's
mainstream political parties into to the selection process of backroom
operatives from the "cocktail circuits" which in turn seek to control
who gets elected and who doesn't get elected in political legislatures
across Canada.
The
so-called "Independent Senate Advisory Committee" which screens and
selects applicants for Justin Trudeau is no more democratic than the
Chinese Politburos which control the selection of members of the Chinese
Communist Party to "represent" 'the people'. This so-called
Independent Advisory Committee is just as secretive, unaccountable and
lacking in transparency as Chinese Politburos.
The
idea of having a Senate is to provide an effective counterweight to the
House of Commons - and the achievement of this constitutional goal
relies to nominating Senators who are affiliated to marginalized and
disenfranchised groups that are excluded from equitable representation
in the House of Commons.
However,
Trudeau and the Archons who control Trudeau don't want "ordinary
Canadians" including farmers, the "working class", the poor and other
such groups re-directing the political agenda of the House of Commons to
serve all Canadians. So, Trudeau's answer was to create a complete
ruse and phony narrative of a new found Senate independence based upon a
mantra of lies and deception.
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