Trudeau Has Not Yet Resigned
Mark Carney Is About to Take From Trudeau the Keys to the Canadian Castle in the Most Sleazy Transition of Power in Canadian History.
Governor General Mary Simon Reads Trudeau’s Speech From the Throne in 2021
The transition of power from Trudeau to his appointee, Mark Carney, is scheduled to take place on Friday March 14. The transition is taking place because Mary Simon, the Governor General of Canada, acted out of political favouritism in giving a blank cheque to Trudeau and the Liberal Party to rig the transition of power to produce a preconceived outcome.
The transition of power began on Jan. 6 when the GG gave her royal blessing to the prorogation of Parliament so that no questions could be asked of Trudeau on the floor of the House of Commons. Trudeau was also permitted to hold back his resignation, so he could flit around in Europe on his pet projects, most of them involving help to the Zelensky government inUkraine.
Trudeau is still Prime Minister. He will resign on Friday March 14. Concurrently Mark Carney and his Cabinet will be installed without any electoral mandate at all to govern on behalf of Canadians. Carney will be handed the keys to the palace by Trudeau. The CBC reports today
According to Radio-Canada and CBC News sources, Trudeau will officially resign as prime minister on Friday, thereby dissolving his cabinet. Carney and his cabinet members will then be sworn in at Rideau Hall, the Governor General's official residence.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/carney-swearing-in-friday-1.7482023
When Carney takes over he will not be in a position to act with decisiveness in his negotiations with the Trump government. Carney only has an electoral mandate from his fellow Liberal Party members. For two terms now, the Trudeau Liberals have been in minority government territory in the House of Commons.
This aspect of Carney’s prime ministerial status puts him in an awkward and weak position to go head to head with the Trump government. Trump came to power with a significant plurality of US voters behind him.
If Governor General Simon had not granted Trudeau his request for a prorogation we probably would have gone through a proper federal election by now. The winner would have emerged from a legitimate election, thereby gaining a genuine mandate from the Canadian people to govern.
The PM we might have had, would have been in a solid position to govern with solid constitutional turf beneath his or her feet and as the real embodiment of the political will of most Canadian people.
To add insult to injury, Trudeau was given a passport to continue as Prime Minister in defiance of the Confidence Convention, which I have explained in some detail in several recent Substack essays. The long and short of the Confidence Convention is that a Canadian Prime Minister is required to have the “support and confidence” of a majority of MPs in the House of Commons.
If he or she does not command that majority, he or she should not be Prime Minister and an election should be called immediately.
It is the responsibility of the GG to see that Parliament is governed by this principal. Because Trudeau’s situation did not come close to meeting the criteria of the Confidence Convention, he should not have been met by the reception he got when he put his case forward to the Crown’s top official in Canada.
GG Simon should have said to him on Jan. 6, “I’ll take your resignation right now. But if you don’t want to do that, you must go back into Parliament and see if you can win the confidence from a majority of MPs. If you can’t, I’ll call a snap election as it is my responsibility to do.
This transition of power will go down as the most sleazy in Canadian history. One of the problems is that, in modern times most Governors General are essentially political appointees of the Prime Minister. The role of “The Crown” in Canadian politics has thereby been demeaned and degraded. Many might not like the role of the Crown as a referee of Canadian politics.
But the answer to this distaste with the present system, is to put in place through democratic means an alternative system. Simply playing fast and loose with the existing rules as Trudeau does is not a viable solution.
Coming out of the process as Canada’s new PM is Banker Carney, a net zero opportunist of disrepute for those in the know. Carney has Deep State relations, both overt and covert, with the WEF, the BIS and every globalist, “post-national,” and supranational outfit in the world. He is coming to power without ever facing an electorate in Canada except the Liberal bunch who disgraced Canada over the course of Trudeau’s decade in office.
Trudeau’s pick is being parachuted into Office. At the moment I am writing this, Trudeau is still filling the Office of Canada’s PM. Trudeau is drawing victory from an infamous and nasty defeat that would have inevitably been his if the string pullers in this case did not come to the Liberal Party’s rescue.
The episode has all the marks of the machinations of a small group of insiders who have demonstrated they still basically run Canada. This cabal must be very pleased with its handiwork.
I am pleased to see this explosion of high-minded and important discussion with a global orientation. What about the specifics of what is going on in Canada? I think Canada is a really important place right now. Until very recently I have not seen much thoughtful commentary on Canada's place on the planet and Canada's possible future orientation to the rest of the world. Then suddenly on the first day of Trump's presidency and before, comes 51st state and tariffs tariffs tariffs. That took us into the advanced stage of organized crime in Canada including Chinese Triads and Mexican drug cartels. Then there's Trudeau's out-in-the open love affair with Zelensky and Ukraine crime bosses. There's uberglobalist Carney suddenly at the centre of the action, the militarization of the arctic and the transformation of the Northwest passage and the Northeast passage for Russia and China into major global shipping routes, and the absurdly corrupt transfer of power from Trudeau to Carney, continuing the course of a very malevolent globalist agenda starting with the depopulation, transhumanist agenda.
My narrow focus on the Canadian political process right now, at such a crucial moment in world history, has nyriad global implications. I've been watching the Canadian House of Commons closely in recent years and I have almost heard nothing thoughful in that degraded place on describing Canada's place in the world and what our country might or should become. Now suddenly there is no avoiding that the problems in Canada are integral to problems in the world.
One of the big world issues concerns the military bioweapons disguised as a medical remedy that are now being replicated in mRNA/lipid nanoparticle/DNA contaminated injections of many sorts. The mass murder continues. This world story has an important Canadian angle that continues in the effort of the WEF/Trudeau types to criminalize members and and supporters of the Freedom Convoy movement which have an important role in the global resistance.
Amongst all this, a focus on the role of "the Crown" in Canada, a role that should be epitomized in the person of the Governor General might seem arcane and piddly. But the Office of the GG has failed dramatically in its role what with large scale consequences globally given Canada's important role in the world. Anyway, as I say all the commenters so far are making serious and vital contributions. But where is Canada in all this learned discourse?
And all of this surprises you – and any of your readers – how, exactly? Long before the Covid Fraudemic; August 23, 2017 when I was forced to abandon my paid-for home, I have experienced and witnessed dishonesty, malfeasance, corruption and criminality in all our governments enough to gag an army of maggots.