UPDATE:
BREAKING: Trump says many people in Canada love being the ’51st state’ pic.twitter.com/LBpzYM1XcB
— The Spectator Index (@spectatorindex) January 6, 2025
Maybe he isn’t joking.
Justin Trudeau announces his intention to resign as prime minister pic.twitter.com/VMv2qEMF2Y
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 6, 2025
The reaction to Justin Trudeau announcing that he will resign as Prime Minister pic.twitter.com/XdvYoZwVMY
— NautPoso memes ???? (@NautPoso) January 6, 2025
au revoir Justin pic.twitter.com/4ooDOcKyfs
— Dr. Richard Harambe (@Richard_Harambe) January 6, 2025
? BREAKING: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to RESIGN Today
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) January 6, 2025
pic.twitter.com/GStE3t5lKc
I can't imagine why the Liberals are ditching Justin Trudeau??? pic.twitter.com/LKoYlxtm6D
— Christian Heiens ? (@ChristianHeiens) January 6, 2025
Just a few Governments in complete collapse right now:-
— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) January 5, 2025
– Canada ??
– Germany ??
– France ??
– United Kingdom ??
– Austria ??
Trump's victory resulted in the end of Justin Trudeau's political careerpic.twitter.com/Cvtx35QLqt
— The Pleb ? Reporter (@truckdriverpleb) January 6, 2025
Lately, I have been comparing the present state of the American liberal ruling class after Trump’s victory in the 2024 election to the Southern Bourbons after the Civil War, and the victory of Elon Musk and Silicon Valley to the triumph of the railroads and industry in Reconstruction and the Gilded Age.
In a sense, “Civil War 2” is behind us now. The Trump era was a rebellion against the liberal ruling class that has dominated the country since the New Deal. Trump and the MAGA insurgents won. The fighting between the liberal elites and populist counter-elites didn’t take place on 19th century battlefields. Liberals are a race of lawyers. The fighting between the two sides, which began with Russiagate and the Mueller probe and ended with Jack Smith withdrawing the J6 case, took place in courtrooms. Violence isn’t necessary for one establishment to replace another. That’s what happened in 1933. We experienced a peaceful regime change when FDR and the liberals took over during the Great Depression.
The downfall of the American liberal establishment is now reverberating around the world. It is like the head of the snake has been cut off or has disappeared. Justin Trudeau is now officially out in Canada. Keir Starmer is on the ropes in the UK. The German government has collapsed. The Freedom Party is poised to take power in Austria. The Atlantic is comparing it to the fall of Soviet communism in 1989.
“As I witnessed the despair and incomprehension of liberals worldwide after Donald Trump’s victory in November’s U.S. presidential election, I had a sinking feeling that I had been through this before. The moment took me back to 1989, when the Berlin Wall came down, signaling the beginning of the end of Soviet Communism and the lifting of the Iron Curtain that had divided Europe since the end of World War II. The difference was that the world that collapsed in 1989 was theirs, the Communists’. Now it is ours, the liberals’.
In 1989, I was living within a Warsaw Pact nation, in my final year of studying philosophy at Bulgaria’s Sofia University, when the world turned upside down. The whole experience felt like an extended course in French existentialism. To see the sudden end of something that we had been told would last forever was bewildering—liberating and alarming in equal measure. My fellow students and I were overwhelmed by the new sense of freedom, but we were also acutely conscious of the fragility of all things political. That radical rupture turned out to be a defining experience for my generation.
But the rupture was even broader—on a greater global scale—than many of us realized at the time. The year 1989 was indeed an annus mirabilis, but one very different from the way Western liberals have framed it for the past three decades. The resilience that the Chinese Communist Party demonstrated in suppressing the pro-democracy movement in Tiananmen Square turned out to be more consequential than the fall of the Berlin Wall. For Russians, the most important aspect of 1989 was not the end of Communism, but the end of the Soviet empire, with the withdrawal of its troops from Afghanistan. It was thus the year that Osama bin Laden proclaimed the jihadists’ victory over the godless U.S.S.R. And 1989 was also when nationalism began to reclaim its political primacy in the former Yugoslavia. …”
We haven’t seen the full implications of what happened in 2024 yet.
Note: If my analogy is correct, American liberals won’t completely disappear. Instead, they will be relegated to a nuisance as subordinate regional elites like the Bourbons. Federalism will allow them to carve out their own social policy in the Northeast and West Coast as has already happened with abortion. The dominant section of the country, which is now the Sunbelt, will move forward.
Austria.
That happened very quickly, within a few days.
The “everybody but the FPO and Kickl” gambit seemed like it was going to succeed. But suddenly fell apart. The OVP (center-right cucks) leader and current chancellor quit. The temporary OVP leader, a Liz Cheney analogue, made me think that an FPO/Kickl led government was still far away, and that the firewall gambit was still possible. Now, today, even that person has relented, and it looks like Austria is soon going to have an FPO + OVP government with Herb Kickl as chancellor. Kickl being analogous to Björn Höcke here, relative to his own positioning within the AfD-analogue OVP.
Mistake, AfD-analogue FPO. Involved day.
An AfD majority government in Germany would be the real political earthquake. Marine Le Pen’s movement needs to form a new government in France also. The central issue in the West is that we are being overrun by the Third World; the wogs must go back to their own shithole countries.
It will take financial ruin to pry The Usual Suspects from the levers of power they have controlled for more than a century in the U.S. That also must happen for any true reform to take place. With all the unpayable debts, both government and private, financial crises can’t be far away.
You rate Trump as far more transformative than I do and also overlook the fact that economic leftist has been dead since Reagan. Social liberalism has trucked on, but economic leftism died off – with Sanders being a threat to bring it back.
Trudeau did not resign as prime minister. He resigned as the party leader. He will remain prime minister until the next election.
A very important distinction, Vickey; thank you for pointing that out. Skimming the triumphant headlines, that is easy to overlook. Seems like with all the so-called “victories” of populism, there is a poison pill to swallow with it.
This is not victory. They just haven’t launched their counter assault yet.
Those people will not go away but they will fight to the end. They have nothing to lose and nowhere to go.
From 200K a year DEI job to Mcdonald waitress ? From 3 floor mansion to homeless shelter ?
Absolutely no. They will fight.
I agree Juri.
I’m hoping you’re right Brad.
The Judeo Left are totally victorious. Our nations are in shambles. The huge majority of our people think & act like Jews. Degenerates.
All of our institutions are controlled by them. Even our Churches , Catholic, Protestant, & Orthodox.
I recently saw a series of old videos of people from around 1900 in England, New York, Portugal, & Rome.
The most striking difference to me was how modest the women were, they all had their heads covered, they all dressed very modestly.
We have lost so much.
I personally think Trump was brought in to try & get the population to buy back into the system, get the whites to join the military & go fight for Israel , or against the Russians . A Reagan 2.0
But unlike the 80’s when Reagan took over , the U.S. is basically a third world country with Nukes.
….as usual….as always ! the commie leader has skillfully bought the regime another 90 days to get the ducks in a row , the vote skewed and everyone on the same page to continue the Zionist / communist march to the end !!
“….as usual….as always ! the commie leader has skillfully bought the regime another 90 days to get the ducks in a row , the vote skewed and everyone on the same page to continue the Zionist / communist march to the end !!”
u noticed that too, huh?
“Justin Trudeau Resigns As Canadian Prime Minister”
I still can’t help wondering what the little cocksucker is pulling.
Vickey above is correct. He didn’t actually resign. Fidel Jr. said he would consider resigning as PM of Soviet Kanuckistan. Naturally, the gaslight media were immediately on the fake announcement like flies on a fresh dog turd. Not a few morons in the “conservative” media parroted the idiocy.
See comment by Vickey above: Trudeau is still PM until the next election. He has resigned only as leader of the Liberal Party.
The Conservative Party of Canada is no better, nor is the NDP. They are a Uniparty, same as Dem & Rep in the US. The conservatives say some nice things, like Trump, but it is doubtful they’d carry them out.
The Conservative party of Canada has recently transformed itself into your usual hypocritical civic nationalist bunch, whereas until recently they were openly full-bore liberals at a slightly slower speed. Their leader, Pierre Poilievre, recently had a long conversation with none other than Jordan Peterson. It is on youtube. So, that should tell you something. Unfortunately, it looks as if the conservatives could win the next election because of Trudeau’s unpopularity.
There is a fairly new, populist, anti immigration, pro-freedom political party in Canada called People’s Party of Canada. Their leader is Max Bernier. They have no seats in Parliament but interest is growing, I am told.
The intellectual rot is far more advanced in Canada than in the US. I saw some video called “North America’s Coldest Major City, Why Would Anyone Want to Live There” about some guy who went to Winnipeg and toured around and talked to people. He ran into two normal looking college girls, not blue haired pierced types, just normal clean girls and they warned him about crime around the University area. Evidently they have the same tent city fentanyl/meth derelicts like on the west coast of the US…why would you be a bum in a tent somewhere it gets 40 below??? But just to illustrate the lack of clear logical thinking in one of the girls brains when the guy asked about “drugs” she said about “the unhoused” that “it’s so stressful living that way that they turn to drugs to mediate the pain” Seriously? As if being a bum in a tent comes first and THEN these clean cut homeless go out and try drugs? Do liberals not understand that “homelessness” is the late stage of a downward spiral of substance abuse? Really? White women are so gullible.
In all fairness, many of the ‘homeless’ are people in need of mental care, people who should be in mental hospitals, if the government wasn’t so damn cheep. Some use drugs to mitigate the symptoms of schizophrenia and other psychosis.
I agree, most are wayward derelicts.
Some people have already correctly stated PM ((Trudeau)) hasn’t actually resigned. He is pulling a fast one, just like his real father, ((Fidel the Devil Castro)). It need not be said, what the parenthesis mean, but aside from what they are, Trudeau is very much like Castro in his accumulation of power and political ((mindset)) that he garnered from education in a certain religious order’s school. Such a cunning person with such backing within a global religious institution and support from the far left shouldn’t be underestimated.
Under a Crown ruling Parliamentary system, often called the Westminster style of government, the Parliament can be seen as a large general committee. A steering committee of that general committee, is what actually oversees the government, and is called the Privy Council in the Westmininster system. It includes the senior elected leaders of the Parliament, the civil, martial, and judicial bureaucrats, Royal officers, and the Crown itself. Managing the general committee (Parliament) is a select committee, called the Cabinet. This consists of the senior elected leaders of the Parliament who have the majority of supporters in Parliament.
This select committee is chaired by the PM who is usually but, not always, the leader of the party with the most members in Parliament. Under his direction, the Cabinet is staffed and other sub ministers appointed, who all rely on a team of managerial specialist professional bureaucrats which actually operate the government. Beneath them are the sub bureaucrats who do the day to day operations of the government. These bureacrats are the professionals and remain often from government to government. Although answerable to the Cabinet their influence is strong and can permeat Parliament. This usually happens because they are subject matter experts and are queried by the MPs and government ministers for advice, but also because they influence policy directly thru their representatives in the Privy Council.
The British had a hilarious show dramatizing this situation called “Yes, Minister.” I suggest watch it to find out how the Westminster system, and even our own, actually works. IMO, this is a good thing, for if politicians really ran things, we would’ve been sold out even longer ago. In this scene, of “Yes, Minister,” the stupid politician is surrounded by two professional bureaucrats who’ve managed to ensure one remains the Principle Private Secretary (the actual power in cabinet) and the other is senior advisor to the Principle Private Secretary (the real power). They a await the phone call from the Queen (who the real players defer too) appointing the stupid politician as the PM. Not for no reason, its the soon to be Senior Advisor to the Principle Private Secretary who answers the phone from Buckingham Palace.
https://youtube.com/shorts/p_VxgRWdWXM?si=W6Ppeib14mWCmQKG
The PM isn’t elected by the people. He is chosen by MPs of the Parliament. Interestingly, he doesn’t even need to be a member of the Parliament. He just needs their support. That is why there is no official title of Prime Minister, in the Westminster system. Instead, by convention or custom, the person with the most support in Parliament is given an office and title in the Privy Council by the Crown which is where he directs his authority. In the UK, and I think Canada, this is called the Lord Treasurer. Its an official title within the Curis Regis, the inner circle of the Privy Council, and traditionally had control over the royal purse. As the only member of the Cabinet with a position in the Curis Regis, and thereby able to see the King in council and in control of finance is how the PM gets his real power.
Also, theoretically, during the period that the Parliament exists, the PM can lose the confidence of the Crown, who would strip the PM of his title and office in the Privy Council, thereby forcing the Parliament to come up with someone else they want to place their trust in for running the government. This rarely happens. Instead, usually the PM loses the confidence of the select committee (Cabinet). If they can, the select committee (Cabinet) will remove the Chair (PM) by a majority of members, but that might risk a general free for all in Parliament of who will replace the current PM, perhaps even an opposing party member. So, this rarely happens. Instead, they have a quiet discussion and either the PM bends to the will of the body of the Cabinet, or the later forces a vote of no confidence in the Parliament. If the later happens, the PM is usually sacked and the majority of members of Parliament simply send someone else to replace the old PM in his office and titles in the Privy Council.
To forestall the chance of another party in the current Parliament from assuming control of the PM because of a vote of no confidence, the Cabinet generally works with the PM in organizing his resignation and the preparation of a new candidate from within their group to be sent to the Governor General for appointment to the Privy Council. Otherwise, if the Cabinet forces the PM out and the opposing party itself calls for a vote of no confidence, the Governor General can dissolve the Parliament and call for a new election of the Parliament. Alternatively, if the PM feels he has enough confidence within his party despite what the Cabinet thinks, he can manage to stay on by having his supporters successfully win the most seats in the subsequent election. But, usually in those situations he doesn’t have such support, and fearful of a general rout in the elections will simply resign, leaving the option to the Crown, to appoint a new Cabinet and PM from within the ruling party.
If that doesn’t happen, the Crown can Prorogue the Parliament. In that situation, the Parliament still exists but is in essence no longer in session and can’t force the PM out or ask the Governor General for new elections. When this occurs, it means the general committee (Parliament) is no longer meeting, thereby allowing the Steering Committee (Privy Council) and select committee (Cabinet) to continue running the government without answering to the general committee (Parliament). In turn, the Governor General could dismiss the PM, thereby leaving himself running the government thru the steering committee (Privy Council) until he is forced to dissolve Parliament and call for a new election. Or the Governor General could retain the PM, thereby leaving him in control of the government. Traditionally, the powers of the Crown in assuming full control of the government or the powers of the PM in continuing running government without Parliament has been limited by various statutes. Usually, Parliament can be Prorogued only for a short period of time before a general election is called at which time Parliament is actually dissolved. When Parliament is dissolved it leaves the Crown, as chairman of the steering committee (Privy Council) as the person running the government, until the a new government and Cabinet is formed from the majority of the new Parliament.
In Canada’s situation, the Crown, King Charles, is represented by the Governor General. Due to recent historical developments, Trudeau’s party has managed to wrest from the Crown, the ability to nominate and appoint the Governor-General. So, the Governor-General, is usually friendly to the Liberal Party. There was some some of kerfuffle a few years back over the Governor General, so I am unsure if that remains the situation, but it likely does. This means, the Governor General is unlikely to dismiss Trudeau thereby allowing for Castro’s heir to run the government for the next 90 days.
As a result, if the above remains the case, and since as of now, Parliament is dismissed, but not dissolved, the government, thru the Cabinet, remains under Trudeau’s control. For the next 90 days he no longer has to answer to Parliament, he can remove Cabinet members and appoint new ones without approval by Parliament and essentially run by edict, barring the Governor General and Privy Council not stopping him. Since that is unlikely, the only real bulwark against Trudeau is Canada’s federal system, which has several provinces with substantial powers opposed to Trudea. Still, it is strange that there is a 90 day Prorogation of Parliament. Very unusual.
Trudeau has requested the Governor General Prorogue the Parliament for an astounding 90 days. This is extremely long. Trudeau is in essence in full control of the government. He doesn’t have to answer to a Parliament in fact, although by law he does, because the Parliament has been dismissed but not dissolved. As of now there is no one for Trudeau to answer to except the Governor General.
Until Parliament comes back into session in March, Trudeau is running Canada. He can turn out anybody he wants from the Cabinet and accumulate as much power in the next 90 days as possible. His weeping little man child act, is just that. Trudeau, is still PM, still in control of the government, and most likely has made the Governor General his political prisoner. We haven’t seen the end of Trudeau just yet. It remains to be seen what will happen in the next 90 days. God help us if there is a war or some other extraordinary crisis. Then its likely Trudeau will launch a coup to seize control of Canada as the newest Castro family Dicator. Hopefully, that doesn’t happen and Trudeau will be removed by the Governor General after he formally dissolves Parliament, and this newest desperate act Castro’s love child is nothing more than an attempt to extract some golden parachute by the little sh!t. For us, what we can take positively out of this, is that the Castro Dictator up North has been weakened, as have other liberal progressive leftist parties throughout the Western World. Lets do what we can to push the little lib prog fags out the door.
That’s a decent run-down of the parliamentary clown-show, AGB. P.M. Dressup (Fidel Jr.) is indeed pulling a fast one. As for the crown, I expect Chuck the Turd (who I believe is technically Soviet Kanuckistan’s largest land-owner) is quite OK with Fidel Jr. appointing the Guv. Generalissimo – they share the same Globopedo ideals, naturally – along with “the big guy” who’ll be departing with his many ten-percents soon. Chuck might change his view of that situation if someone who isn’t a total WEF sockpuppet wins a majority.