Canada: Something wicked this way comes

Canada: Something wicked this way comes.

​And every one shall share i' th' [pains]. Shakespeare's Macbeth.

A Harper-style far Right comeback?

The following is a collection of links I've been saving which now seem to provide a timeline of the dangerous Trudeau/Freeland/Soros governance of Canada and its foreign policies.

It's almost as if there is a universal plan to induce a Harper style right-wing comeback, with the bellicosity of the Justin Trudeau Liberals serving as a catalyst to that end.

May 22, 2015 - QZ.com
Freeland: I interviewed Putin himself in 2000, shortly after he took over as president.
Interesting that Freeland does not even hint at how that interview went for her. A clue that he skillfully bested her arguments might now be her conviction that Putin's bad, he's ruthless, he wants to stop Ukraine from being free because he's afraid Russians will want freedom too.

She wants you to believe that the uprising in Ukraine was completely spontaneous, and doesn't involve any anti-Semitic acts, but what gives the lie to this is her close friendship with Soros who is an expert at helping to foment so-called "colour revolutions" or "good despot-bad despot" uprisings.

Mar 22, 2017 - The Observer
Why Is This Canadian Foreign Minister ‘Proud’ of Her Family’s Nazi Past?

• Chrystia Freeland, newly appointed Foreign Minister of Canada, former journalist and a writer, a master of words, found only clumsy sentences to deliver what would have earned no more than a ‘C’ in a high school debate class.
• On 24 of August, 2016, a day after Black Ribbon Day, commemorating victims of both Stalinism and Nazism, Freeland Tweeted the following: “Thinking of my grandparents Mykhailo & Aleksandra Chomiak on Black Ribbon Day. They were forever grateful to Canada for giving them refuge and they worked hard to return freedom and democracy to Ukraine. I am proud to honour their memory today.”
• Unlike Gunter Grass, Mykhailo Chomiak never apologized for his collaboration with the Nazis.
• And his granddaughter, the Canadian Foreign Minister, should not be doing it for him. Rather, she must make two things clear: On what grounds does she consider him to be a victim of Nazis and Stalin? And what part of his past is she so proud to honor?

May 6, 2017 - RCINet
Hungary summons Canadian ambassador in diplomatic spat over Soros-funded university

• In an op-ed article published in the National Post, Hungary’s Minister of State for Education Laszlo Palkovics said “[Michael] Ignatieff appears hell-bent on placing CEU in the middle of a political battle.”
• And now it seems the Liberal government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is joining the fight on Ignatieff’s side.

Nice to see that Iggy found alternative employment after being instrumental in getting Conservative Stephen Harper elected PM of Canada by running for that office himself, passing himself off in the most unbelievable fashion as a bona fide Canada lover, when he clearly only sojourned here long enough to lose the election.

Not surprised that Ignatieff is now a beneficiary of Soros bucks -- was he also when he ran for PM? Is Iggy campaigning on behalf of the Hungarian university or his own fancy title and salary? From the outset he struck me as not so much a Liberal as an opportunist or worse, a strategic plant.

Being "close" friends with George Soros is not a point in [Freeland's] favour. His financial ministrations abroad -- paying people to violently protest, ostensibly to promote "democracy" -- have caused more harm than help, and embroiled Canada in issues it might not otherwise have pursued.

Oct 12, 2017 - Maclean's
Inside the progressive think tank that really runs Canada
How a small think tank called Canada 2020 gave rise to Justin Trudeau and became the country’s new nexus of power 

Funded by Soros?

January 11, 2018 - Canada Free Press
Justin Trudeau’s Disturbing Friends

• Trudeau's troubling policies are beginning to alarm thinking Canadians.It is becoming increasingly clear his priorities are out of synch with the majority of Canadians. We need to consider seriously making him and his government a one-term government

Jan 28, 2018 - Off-Guardian
North Korea War Plan: Chrystia Freeland is more dangerous than Tony Blair

• "Canadians mostly consider themselves non-militaristic" but here's a good example of how deviously war-mongering our current "Liberal" government really is:
• The actual purpose of the pre-meeting was to soft sell the major military role that Canada plans to play in open sea interdiction to a Canadian audience on tightening sanctions on North Korea. This soft sell was necessary to back the hard sell for military action being made by Chrystia Freeland to 20 foreign ministers the following day.

In other words, the Libs have gone to pot and might as well be Cons.

Jun 30, 2018 - CBC
On Harper visiting Trump: Scheer

• Conservative leader Andrew Scheer says he believes former prime minister Stephen Harper could be helpful as Canada navigates its tumultuous trading relationship with the U.S.
• When asked about Harper's upcoming meetings in Washington D.C., Scheer said; any time high-profile Canadians are promoting free trade it's a good thing.
• "I think that Conservatives can be helpful," he told CBC Radio's The House, citing former prime minister Brian Mulroney and former interim party leader Rona Ambrose's contributions to the trade negotiations.

But how are Harper and Mulroney best remembered by Canadians?

YouTube Video: Harper doing impersonations of other leaders. What was he on?

YouTube video: Rt. Hon. Brian Mulroney responds to Peter Newman's book "The Secret Mulroney Tapes" at the 2005 press dinner.

Here's a comment below the video about Mulroney:
jim gunn
Worst prime minister in Canada's history. A slime ball corrupt thief. Divided the country and sold it out with NAFTA. Tried to fan the flames of separation. Caught accepting bribes. Tried to steal paintings and furniture  from Prime Minister's residence upon leaving office.  

True or not, that's what most people think of Mulroney.

May 28, 2018 - The Walrus:

• When Brian Mulroney resigned from politics in 1993, among those who ­eagerly anticipated his leave-taking were his own domestic staff. In a cringe-inducing farewell scene captured in Stevie Cameron’s 1994 political exposé On the Take, the prime minister and his wife, Mila, bound for the French Riviera, paused to say goodbye to the maids, chef, and butler who had assembled outside the PM’s residence. After helping Mila into the waiting limousine, Mulroney mumbled, “We’re just a phone call away.” An awkward silence ensued. “What’s the number, Boss?” someone said. “Uh, just a phone call away,” Mulroney repeated, and the door slammed shut. As the limousine drove off, one maid couldn’t resist hollering, “Don’t come back!”

Canada is about to go from bad to worse if some rational adults are not soon found to run for office.

Jul 01, 2018 - CBC
Donald Trump crashes the Canada Day party

• It is a measure of the current tension that significant intrigue has surrounded Stephen Harper's decision to meet with White House officials next week without notifying Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's office, as if he had been caught cavorting with the administration of a hostile state.

Freeland says:

• "[Stephen Harper] is a person we all need to respect as the former prime minister of Canada. The remarks he made on Fox News recently, I think were helpful. And we wish him well in all his endeavours," she said, standing in a steel factory in Hamilton, Ont.
• [Freeland] was only slightly less diplomatic in explaining what the Trudeau government was about to do to the price of American exports to Canada.

It's becoming increasingly clear that, politically, Chrystia Freeland doesn't worry about collateral damage when she considers it a necessary side-effect - Soros style.

Harper on Fox Video:

• "Putin does not want to be a strategic partner of US; he is a strategic opponent who kills his political opponents. There is no place around an allied table for somebody like that:​".

​Left, Right, doesn't matter: Russia is the real source of all evil and all of the hardships and bloodshed we've caused have been necessary to promote and protect "democracy".

Looks as if the interviewer lent Harper her lipstick so he could look less ghoulish for the camera. That may be an undiplomatic remark on my part, but at least I'm not accusing him outright -- without providing a shred of proof -- of being one who "kills his political opponents".

Image: June 14, 2018 - GORILLA RADIO’S GOLDEN RULE FOR CANADA — DON’T DO UNTO OTHERS WHAT YOU DON’T WANT THE US GOVERNMENT TO DO UNTO YOU