Ford-Freeland Love Affair On the Rocks?

IMAGE from Greenpeace: Doug Ford helping to dig his own grave?


Ford-Freeland Love Affair On the Rocks?

Wow! Even after being heroically pictured taking the dreaded AstraZeneca jab?

Seems Dougie's being left to swing in the wind (if the rope doesn't break). Smart move, using the very iffy PCR test for lowered exposure and a chance to figure out what went wrong.

Doug Ford's popularity plummets as pandemic takes its toll - CBC

• Polls suggests the Ontario premier's pandemic honeymoon is over
• Ford himself has been absent from press conferences and the Legislative Assembly as he isolates himself after being exposed to a staffer who tested positive for COVID-19.

Interesting that the CBC report says hospitals are "strained".  What?  Not "overwhelmed" or has that term hidden itself in embarrassment?

And no, CBC, we did NOT "get used to" Ford's bumbling around and total reliance on the Liberal government in the person of Chrystia Freeland (who in turn relies on Oligarch/International Troublemaker George Soros).

Too bad the CBC -- and the other bought-and-paid-for Canadian media -- are not aware of how long there have been ongoing protests against the lockdowns since Ford first called them "a bunch of Yahoos".  One whole year with only Rebel news reporting!

And now he's hiding behind a positive result from a PCR test that's famous for not even being accurate?

Question: Does any of this have anything to do with a coming federal election? - GlobalNews

Food for thought: It's always been a given that if the federal Liberals can sweep Ontario they'll win a federal election.  If Ontarians sour on Ford, they may not vote Conservative in the next provincial electionand may even hesitate to vote Conservative in a federal election.

At the moment, however, Canadians are iffy on both O'Toole and Trudeau:

TorontoSun: Jan.27, 21 -- Trudeau and O'Toole have big polling problems 

There's those pesky polls again. Women tend to like Trudeau; men like O'Toole. Not sexist at all, eh?  So let's start with the hate-on for Ford and work from there:

For one big, big thing: Ontario has by far the largest population in Canada. Answers.com

Believe it or not, there has even been speculation regarding the possibility of making Ontario an independent Country.

It's simple: Ontarians rule Canada simply because their province houses two seats of government, provincial and federal, and has the largest population, with Quebec coming second. I can imagine that our aggressive Finance Minister would welcome (has been assured of by her personal oligarch?) increased status on the world stage.

Here's a thought: Ontario and Quebec (under Trudeau, of course) become one bilingual country. Heck, Parliament Hill is right on the border between the two. How handy is that? And Quebec has always wanted to secede.

Secession of the Eastern Provinces has also been talked about for decades now:

WikiMill: Secessionist movements of Canada

How this would fit into "The Great Reset plan", only Trudeau and his personal oligarch can say.

WorldEconomicForum: Leaders find themselves at a historic crossroads, managing short-term pressures against medium- and long-term uncertainties.

How far is the so-named "Great Reset" willing to go to alter the world map?

Lucky for the CBC, it's okay for them to criticize Conservative Ford in Toronto but not the Liberals in Ottawa who have been feeding Ford his instructions. The Ontario Medical Officers, who Ford says advise him, are admittedly merely puppets as well.

When the CBC wanted to, back when the Liberals ran Ontario, it was quite able to cast doubt on polls:

• The one quality the polls do share, however, is a focus on surface questions that don't tell the full story of what drives voters to the ballot box and don't offer an accurate picture of what will happen once they get there, the pundits said.
• Polling firms working for the media also don't have the financial resources to develop sound survey practices, he said, adding the political parties are the ones with the funds to invest in developing solid numbers and tracking more meaningful trends.

See that?  The political parties themselves influence the polls.  And the polls, in turn, influence the vote.  Nice work if one has the utter gall to do it and is still be able to look at oneself in a mirror.

• Accurate research takes both money and time to amass, he said, adding the demands of today's political climate make quick, cheap and inaccurate data collection the only option.

We've seen how quickly Ford's latest edict came down, and then how fast it was revised. Practically overnight. But the CBC chooses not to broadcast the ongoing Freedom protests in Toronto.  That, alone, should tell you on what side their buns are buttered.

People who trust the CBC - and therefore any of the government subsidized media - have got to be out of their minds!

I think Ford needs to seriously reconsider his love affair with the Liberals, in the person of Chrystia Freeland. They were always going to smash him at the first expedient moment.

Time for a serious Review:

TheFreedomArticles: Busted: 11 COVID Assumptions Based on Fear not Fact

YYC: 7 things leading up to "pandemic" ... See list at foot of this page.

Image: Trudeau in his Dreams?  Does he know something about the monarchy that most people don't?