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Polarization is what Trudeau brought into the Land of the Maple Leaf

Running Footsteps Heard From Canada: Trudeau Running From The Buffalo Run

By Judi McLeod ——--October 25, 2019

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Running Footsteps Heard From Canada: Trudeau Running From The Buffalo RunNow that Monday’s federal election has reduced Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau down to minority status, he won’t have time to play “Mr. Dress Up” anymore. Wth barely time for a last-minute pat down of his hair, Trudeau will now be forced to keep pace with what Canada Free Press (CFP) calls the ‘Buffalo Run’.
The Buffalo Republic “ Alberta/Saskatchewan Separation Movement has had it with Trudeau’s “Not As Advertised’ “sunny” ways” , seeing it instead as “Sonny’s Way”. Nor will sucking his thumb while staring at his election campaign selfie with child activist Greta Thunberg boot Trudeau back into the reality of a polarized Canada. In being reduced to a minority that will now have to rely on a Government Coalition with the SOCIALIST New Democrat Party, sonny boy lost one million votes—the equivalent to an American president losing 10 million votes. Throughout his tenure awarded to him by a Barack Obama campaign team and Canadian Broadcasting Corp. (CBC) combo, Trudeau—whose promises to reach out to the west never happened, and who flat out lied when he said “government must work for all Canadians’, virtually ignored the existence of Alberta and Saskatchewan. The very next time smug and arrogant Trudeau claims to be speaking for Canadians and what their value are, we know that he is speaking for the MINORITY which he now represents. The majority of average Canadians did not vote for him, do not trust him and don’t agree that he represents Canadian values. While the international mainstream media, by and large continue to describe Monday’s election outcome as the “reelection of Trudeau”, Matt Gurney, writing for the National Post gets it:
“When Trudeau, his environment minister and his good buddy and political operator (Gerald Butts) speak of Canada’s energy sector like it’s the enemy of Canada and Canadians, Canadians listen. All of them. Not just the ones the Liberals are trying to woo. And the ones most personally attacked by the comments remember. “People in Alberta and Saskatchewan have Twitter, and read articles, and watch the evening news. When the PM and his closest confidants open up on the oil industry, are westerners supposed to assume he means some other oil industry, not theirs?”
Darn tootin’! As of Oct. 25, a piece written by Albertan Lynda G. Anderson, ‘Alberta—A Province Without A Country’, posted by CFP gleaned some 110,000 shares and is still striding over the ‘Net. “Since Trudeau took office there has been a slow miasma of division in Canada due to very poor policy decisions,” Anderson wrote.
“He has no economic experience, just drama, yet he controlled the direction this once great country was going. It has not only divided us, but economically destroyed us. “We in the West are as aware of environmental concerns as anyone else in the world. Our opportunity was to develop through high costing research and development, ways to reduce emissions etc. We have become the best in the world in responsible oil extraction and other operations but are regarded by the rest of Canada in distain. We can reduce carbon etc., and our knowledge can be used all around the world. Then a transition to other energy sources have time to develop.

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“Instead we have Quebec killing pipeline hopes while they accept tankers from Saudi and Venezuela going down the St. Lawrence. Alberta through BC’s lack of support, has shut down any hope of port access. “I have never felt so disillusioned by my country. Provinces have been happy to take OUR money (dirty as it is from oil sources) and then turn their backs on us for support. I am an Albertan without a country – and if this election goes to the Liberals, you can count on me to support SEPARATION because I have NO other choice. And you can bet the farm on that!”
And SEPARATION by the ‘Buffalo Republic’ is already underway. Polarization is what Trudeau brought into the Land of the Maple Leaf. Maybe his next Mr. Dress-Up get-up can show Pale Face Trudeau running away from stampeding western buffalo, a predicament he created for himself. Related:
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Judi McLeod—— -- Judi McLeod, Founder, Owner and Editor of Canada Free Press, is an award-winning journalist with more than 30 years’ experience in the print and online media. A former Toronto Sun columnist, she also worked for the Kingston Whig Standard. Her work has appeared throughout the ‘Net, including on Rush Limbaugh and Fox News.

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