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When we first heard our Prime Minister of Canada was working with China, it shocked the hell out of us. Since lockdown, many of us have been researching to see if any conspiracy stuff is true. We all started to start googling and see all for yourselves. Mr.Trudeay has answered some of our questions about why he would betray the Public Trust of Canadians.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau listens while wearing a mask at a news conference held to discuss the country's coronavirus response in Ottawa November 6, 2020. PHOTO BY PATRICK DOYLE /REUTERS
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Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre was falsely condemned recently for trading in conspiracy theories.
His accusers were Liberals and liberal media who misrepresented what “The Great Reset” of society — advocated by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, the World Economic Forum and the United Nations (where it’s called “The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development”) — means.
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It means what Poilievre said it means — global elites using the COVID-19 pandemic and recession to fundamentally reshape society, reduce economic freedom and transfer wealth from the developed to the developing world.
It’s not a conspiracy. It’s out in the open.
It’s not a plot for global dictatorship. It’s a globalist plan to convince people living in democracies in the developed world to accept a lower standard of living (what reducing industrial greenhouse gas emissions actually means) to, we’re told, save the planet from catastrophic global warming.
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Under that plan, according to the UN, Trudeau’s announcement Friday that he’ll raise his carbon tax to $170 per tonne of emissions by 2030 is already obsolete.
Trudeau says it will help Canada exceed its 2015 Paris climate agreement target of reducing Canada’s emissions to 30% (now 32%) below 2005 levels by 2030.
But in its annual emissions report released two days before Trudeau’s announcement, the UN said even if every country meets its Paris targets, global temperatures will increase by a catastrophic three degrees Celcius this century.
The UN now says: “If the Paris Agreement goals are to be achieved … countries must collectively increase their … ambitions threefold to get on track to a 2 degrees Celcius goal and more than fivefold to get on track to the 1.5 degrees Celcius goal.”
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attends a news conference held to discuss the country's coronavirus disease (COVID-19) response in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. November 6, 2020. REUTERS/Patrick Doyle ORG XMIT: GGG-OTW107
LILLEY: Trudeau's carbon tax and climate change are his true religion
(Left to right) Minister of Infrastructure and Communities Catherine McKenna, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Minister of Canadian Heritage Steven Guilbeault and Minister of Environment and Climate Change Jonathan Wilkinson walk to make an announcement on the government's updated climate change plan in the Dominion Arboretum in Ottawa, on Friday, Dec. 11, 2020.
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The UN says the only way this can be done (along with ever-increasing carbon taxes) is by altering human behaviour.
While the UN condemns the wealthiest 1% of the world’s population for generating more than twice the emissions of the poorest 50%, its real agenda is to engineer dramatic lifestyle changes throughout society and in particular to what Trudeau calls the middle class.
As the UN puts it, “lifestyle changes are a prerequisite for sustaining reductions in GHG emissions and for bridging the emissions gap. Around two-thirds of global emissions are linked to … private household activities … Reducing emissions through lifestyle changes requires changing both broader systemic conditions and individual actions.”
Governments, the UN says, “have a major role in setting the conditions under which lifestyle changes can occur, through shaping policy, regulations and infrastructure investments … necessary to bring about wider changes in the social, cultural, political and economic systems
