Liberals jump ship while Canadians Unite!

High profile Liberals step away from competing for the LIBERAL Party leadership. Two high profile WEF globalists remain in the race: CARNEY and FREELAND. Can we stop the WEF’s globalist coup?

Anita Anand won't run for Liberal leadership, won't seek re-election

Transport Minister Anita Anand announced she will not run in the Liberal Party's ongoing leadership contest to replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, nor will she seek re-election when Canadians next go to the polls. Read more: https://www.cbc.ca/1.7429105

2 more cabinet ministers staying out of Liberal leadership race

With the race to replace Justin Trudeau as Liberal leader expected to take shape this week, two more cabinet ministers — Anita Anand and Steve MacKinnon — announced they won’t run. 2 more cabinet ministers staying out of Liberal leadership race

Liberal leadership race shrinks as Champagne, Clark bow out

Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne won't be running to replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Former B.C. premier Christy Clark also bowed out after previously hinting at a leadership bid. That leaves the Liberals with only three leadership hopefuls that have publicly announced their intentions to run. The CBC's Catherine Cullen and Radio-Canada's Louis Blouin have the latest on who we can soon expect to join the race. Plus, Heritage Minister Pascale St-Onge weighs in on what it means to not have a major Quebecois or francophone contender running. https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.6612912

WHY???

Liberal insiders must realize that “the fix is in” and that “following ten years of dreadful Liberal politics” under Justin is not the best time to step into his shoes.

1. The World Economic Forum was successful at getting Justin Trudeau (an WEF member since 2011) elected in 2016 by using their influence, money and powerful connections to take a failed Drama teacher and make him Prime Minister of Canada. The WEF wants either Carney or Freeland to carry its agenda forward at the expense of Canadian sovereignty. Savvy Liberals are getting out of the way to provide the WEF a clear path to success.

2. The Liberals under Trudeau have squandered all of their “political capital” with the voting public. The Conservative landslide is coming and every Liberal MPs who has enough tenure to collect the MP’s pension (6 years in office) will be wise to stay out of harm’s way knowing that the Conservative landslide will easily bury them. Besides, every anti-Trudeau voter will all project all of Trudeau’s sins on each Liberal candidate seeking a seat in Parliament. Is it worth the abuse to run an election campaign under those conditions?

3. Any Liberal MP who has a conscience must realize that Trudeau went much too far under the WEF “build back better” agenda, and against the interests of the majority of Canadians. A Liberal candidate in the next election will be expected to defend Trudeau’s “Liberal Record” and support even more WEF mandates under either Mark Carney of Chrystia Freeland as Prime Minister. A Liberal PM without a conscience is a frightening prospect for Canadians as we saw with Captain Carbon Tax, Steven Guilbeault.

The need to UNITE.

I can’t think of anything worse than the game of politics in the modern era. It’s an epic fight between the giants of power and politics, the “elites”, and millions of citizens who rightfully concern themselves with daily life, the “plebs”, as they naively place their faith in elected representatives. It’s a very dirty game in which the “home team” (elites) has all the advantages.

If the plebes were better organized and funded, and if they could agree on a vision of how Canada, the provinces and the municipalities should be governed, democracy may return to Canada. That vision has been written by average Canadians without any involvement from public sector dependents such as politicians, government officials, etc. Read it below.

The PEOPLE’S CONSTITUTION of 2024

Concerning the Rights of Persons and the Obligations of Government

BIRTHRIGHTS are non-negotiable. Every person deserves an age-appropriate level of individual freedom to undertake personal responsibility under conditions of fair, respectful and unbiased public rules.

Governments must protect our BIRTHRIGHTS.

Safeguarding these BIRTHRIGHTS is crucial to keeping order, peace, and cooperation within thriving societies. The following tenets, declared by citizens with government participation, define how to protect these inalienable rights.

The TENETS

EVERY PERSON has a body, mind and will of their own bestowed at birth.

The BIRTHRIGHT of every person living within democratic and civilized human communities is protection from unwarranted attacks on their person or property. Every person’s ability to survive and thrive depends on this protection.

So, these rights and freedoms are essential for individuals to:

LIVE FREE from any form of physical, emotional, or economic aggression imposed by any person regardless of their position or status in society.

HOLD BELIEFS, and to express them in a peaceful and non-threatening way.

PURSUE GOALS working independently or with others, and to provide for themselves and their family.

OWN PROPERTY that they legally create, build, or buy.

DEFEND THEMSELVES, their family, and their property.

EQUAL TREATMENT as separate and respected persons under unbiased laws and regulations.

THE FAMILY has been the cornerstone institution of thriving societies throughout human history. Civil societies must honour and protect it against all unwarranted intrusions.

GOVERNMENTS SERVE Canadians BEST …

… when they uphold our BIRTHRIGHTS transparently, accountably and without authoritarian measures. In addition …

Every citizen has a duty of care.

Canada’s economy, national security and culture must be carefully and democratically nurtured by every stakeholder to sustain a truly civil society.

Concerned stakeholders deserve to take part freely and responsibly in open and vigorous debates concerning significant public policy decisions and responsibilities undertaken by public authorities and institutions.

All views expressed by citizens and public officeholders must be considered in a mutually respectful manner to weigh the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (i.e. SWOT analysis) associated with pending decisions. Intended and unintended consequences must be considered and anticipated.

Government officials and their personnel are employed, empowered, and compensated to be the guardians of our BIRTHRIGHTS. As such, they are duty bound to:

Ensure the protection of every person from any form of harm or threat, whether from individuals, groups, foreign entities, or government agencies.

Reliably and responsibly steward public assets, managing them to meet the needs of current and future generations.

Supply and/or manage vital infrastructure and services which could not otherwise exist without government input or financial support.

Help those in need to reach personal independence and responsible self-reliance in dignity.

GOVERNMENTS PROTECT Canadians BEST when …

Laws, policies, and government actions do not infringe upon the rights, freedoms, or rightfully obtained property of citizens and businesses.

Every citizen enjoys the right to self-provision through trade and commerce.

No individual, group, or entity receives undeserved privileges.

Neither domestic nor foreign powers can compromise our cultural values or assert control over our lands and resources.

The OBLIGATIONS of PUBLIC EMPLOYEES.

A fiduciary duty comes with government employment. Fundamentally, it confers a duty to respect and uphold our BIRTHRIGHTS. This a non-negotiable condition of their employment.

Public officials who violate their fiduciary duty must face suitable consequences in the same way that all citizens must obey our laws or face penalties.

Victims of fiduciary duty violations must be “made whole” directly by the perpetrators and not by the taxpayers at large who had no part in said violations.

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ACTION with PURPOSE

NATIONAL UNITY by SHARED COMMITMENTS to a COMMON VISION.

Canada’s heritage offers many heroic stories of men and women who led successful and fulfilling lives while overcoming the many challenges that inevitably arise in every human life. It was often those very challenges that inspired strangers to join efforts to advance the causes of security and prosperity within their communities and beyond.

Canada can be a sovereign nation in which citizens can share a unity of common purpose with pride. For this, shared responsibility is essential: to be humane, cooperative, and constructive while recognizing and respecting our individual differences.

Some considerations and aspirations for these TENETS include:

· Discrimination is unacceptable. We must value every person equally regardless of employment or social status, race, ethnicity, age, wealth, or any other demographic.

· Government officials must respect INFORMED CONSENT and never assume unwanted authority over any person or their property without it. Every person must be able to make responsible decisions according to their personal circumstances and preferences so long as they do not harm or aggress against others. Freedom of Informed Choice for all is the operating principle by which citizens must abide.

· Public officeholders bear special and privileged obligations. Upon employment, government employees accept and must fulfill the fiduciary duties conferred upon them: to protect the legitimate BIRTHRIGHTS of each person ahead of their own interests and/or the unsanctioned interests of any person, organization, or ideological cause.

· Citizens must be able to protect and defend themselves. Individual persons and business owners must be able to justly hold public officeholders individually accountable for harms they may cause in carrying out the duties of their office. In so doing, the victims must not suffer undue costs, damage to their reputations, inconveniences and/or unwarranted constraints caused by public officials.

· CITIZEN VIGILANCE is essential. To prevent public officeholders from abusing the powers of their office, those powers (authorized responsibilities) must be clearly documented and accessible online for every public position. This will enable citizens to recognize when and where potential misuse of those powers may occur.

· A BALANCE OF POWERS is vital to foster MUTUAL RESPECT between our citizens and public officeholders. Government institutions, and the public sector in general, have steadily grown in size, cost, and scope of authorities over many decades. The public has no effective means to curtail this expansion. Elections are now “political theatre” and are not expressions of the “will of the people” delegated to elected representatives - their sole means of representation in making laws. Consequently, governments get away with micromanaging our freedoms and individual choices using costly regulations and ubiquitous, tax-funded information systems to enforce them. Citizens must amass the resources and powers sufficient to hold politicians and public servants accountable to their fiduciary duties and to constrain their excesses whenever and wherever they may occur.

· Citizens cannot defend their BIRTHRIGHTS without the power to do so. They must be able to act with impunity in a peaceful manner and under unbiased laws to identity and address any abuses of public authority. They must be free to act alone or in association with others for such purposes without fear of authoritarian repercussions.

· Convictions by public opinion must stop to thwart undeserved. Too often, persons who face charges of an alleged crime suffer unfair reputation harm by when a “guilty verdict” is inferred before legal proceedings have completed. Unsubstantiated claims like these spread by misguided and ill-informed journalism, gossip, hearsay, and the like, are unacceptable. This disrespectful and uncharitable behaviour deserves no place in a civil society that claims to uphold these TENETS.

Obviously, there are many other possibilities to discuss besides those above, but they offer a starting point to imagine how life in Canada might improve under a PEOPLE’S CONSTITUTION of 2024.