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Since we have the internet and smart phones with video conferencing covering much of the world, I am sure we will instantly see plenty of Trudeau's political posturing and virtue signaling at the G20 and COP26 in Europe in the next two weeks. It will be no surprise to see plenty of promises as he promises everything under the sun to be paid for by the Canadian taxpayers in the phony war against climate change. God in heaven must be laughing at the fake and pompous asses as they think they can play god with climate.

The country is turning into a scary health-authoritarian state already in reality, not just warnings. According to the news today soon proof of vaccination will be required for all long-distance transport, air, trains and buses. Negative test would be accepted only for a limited time. Is right to travel a life necessity and a citizen's right? Does perception and interpretation of public safety by anonymous bureaucrats, without any checks and recourse automatically tramp essential rights of citizens? In Europe, in environments of presumed higher risk the rule of 3 is applied: proof of recovery, negative test, vaccination. No such nuances appear to exist (why? how was it explained and justified?) in this country. Someone somewhere just decided it, no explanations or reasons. Scary. Will the courts be called at some points to decide on the limits of bureaucratic authority vs. essential citizen rights like freedom of movement? Or would they silently condone an emergence of a de-facto authoritarian state, indefinitely, under the pretext of safety? I cannot be sure, can you? And as another interesting coincidence today, the guidelines for so called mRNA booster have been released, in recommended phases. How long was it from "recommendation" to "mandatory" last time? It's no longer speculation, it's here, arrived. A country of mandated, every so many months RNA boosters, for observable perpetuity, or third rate status in a virtual ghetto with loss of employment and most citizen's rights - is it still only a scary story in the TV?

Starbucks Canada raising wages amid 'critical staffing shortages' Oh no! We better bring in more temporary foreign workers and low skilled immigrants right away!

In September, politicians hired so many election campaign leaflets distributors that the employment rate had reached highest level..... ?