Canada No to Foreign Inquiry

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The Conservative Party will sprint to victory if Canada called an election tomorrow. Why? Because there are issues that make some voters feel helpless and the tendency is retreat into a shell, like a snail. That shell might be the Conservative Party.

We saw that in the 2021 vanity election the Prime Minister and his Liberal Party subjected us to. He was gunning for a majority, but ended up in a marriage of convenience with the NDP. The morale of the story is. Canadians are the proverbial still waters run deep. Don’t take them for granted.

Yes, they will vote Conservative because the issues we mentioned above are life threatening, but insisting on a foreign interference public inquiry will graze the Party’s support because voters don’t know anything about foreign policy. They are not consulted about Canadian troops in Afghanistan or Ukraine. They are like sheep. NATO takes a decision, Canada follows.

Inquiry is a Conservative Party Issue

What is the role of the opposition? It is to police a sitting government on national issues. The party is not doing that. It wants to waste public money on an issue that affects only its members. The opposition and Conservative Party in particular should concentrate on internal matters like King Charles 111. Do we want to continue being a British colony? The Ukraine war. Why are Canadian troops dying in Ukraine? There was no public inquiry about these two examples.

We support David Johnson

The Prime Minister appointed David Johnson to investigate the opposition’s claim about foreign interference. His recommendation is on the table. Which is? Trudeau should not call a public inquiry about that claim.

We, the voiceless agree and have a warning for the Conservative Party. Concentrate on housekeeping. Monitor the NDP/Liberal Party coalition. Make sure they deliver on what matters to citizens, not your party members.

By: Nonqaba waka Msimang.

 

 

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