Jagmeet Singh has destroyed the Trudeau government. Is there going to be an election in Canada? Is the stars aligning to bring forth the end of Justin Trudeau? Is there a chance an election will be called?
00:00:16.740So, Jagmeet Singh, who is the leader of our Communist Party, the NDP, has been in a pseudo-coalition with the Liberals for the last few years.
00:00:25.980And he has put out a video now. He has come out. He has ripped up the deal. This is very significant.
00:00:32.360It is equally as significant as me ripping up my deal with Elon Musk or Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton or whoever.
00:00:40.420It's canceled. Whatever it is, it's now canceled. I've torn it all up.
00:00:44.440That's essentially what just happened in Canada is Jagmeet Singh went on and did this. So what does it mean?
00:00:50.180Now, if he votes against the Liberals in any confidence vote, so there's certain votes that if you don't have a majority to pass in the House of Commons, it's a non-confidence vote, and it will trigger an election.
00:01:02.060So if you're in a minority government, you have to govern in a way that, you know, at least brings you a majority.
00:01:07.580And very rarely do minorities make it to the end of the four years because eventually the majority votes against them. It triggers an election.
00:01:13.620However, for the last few years, the Liberals and NDP have been in a bargain.
00:01:18.180It's more the two leaders have entered into a Faustian bargain, where Justin Trudeau buys NDP support so he can stay in power.
00:01:25.460He essentially gets cover for all his various scandals, you know, from the convoy on and all that.
00:01:32.120And Jagmeet Singh gets to secure his pension and stabilize the NDP, which is still hemorrhaging money.
00:01:38.160I know it's shocking to believe, but a party of socialists run by an even more immature neo-Marxist race socialist is not very good with their finances.
00:01:50.140I'll take – you can all take a moment to process that one.
00:01:53.180So Jagmeet Singh's horn up is his thing he put a video up.
00:01:56.500Now, I would show you the video, but scientists say that 10 seconds of Jagmeet Singh talking will lose one IQ point, and the country cannot afford two minutes of Jagmeet Singh rambling on about nothing.
00:02:06.480And to summarize, he's dealing – the Liberals are in bed with the corporations, which are all corporation-y, doing corporation-y things.
00:02:14.820He will stop the corporations from increasing prices, basically pseudo-communist promises.
00:02:21.620And then the rest is just, I have an answer.
00:03:05.240Is he alluding to himself as a great man?
00:03:07.080But this is sort of that empty – we're going to go on what Kamala Harris has done and just say hope, optimism, love, their hate, I'm love.
00:03:16.640We'll get into this more, but that strategy only works if you have complete media compliance on your side.
00:03:28.120If Jagmeet actually votes against Trudeau, yes, an election comes.
00:03:32.780But Jagmeet says he has not said he's going to vote against Trudeau.
00:03:35.500This could very well be politics where he's distancing himself – like Occam's razor here is the worst-case scenario.
00:03:40.000What he's doing, likely, is distancing himself from the liberals, saying pseudo-communist nonsense, and then leveraging this into getting more from the liberals.
00:03:53.680What he's probably leveraging is Justin Trudeau to pretend to give him something and say, thank you, Jagmeet Singh, for passing this whatever race-communist nonsense in the next budget, and then going from there.
00:04:05.200And then likely – I mean, I'm still more than 50% sure we don't get an election until next October.
00:04:15.760Maybe the pieces are in order to go for an election, and maybe the NDP does see benefit in it.
00:04:20.680So why would the NDP trigger an election now?
00:04:23.500Well, you can kind of game theory out of a scenario where the NDP and Jagmeet Singh actually advances his political career by becoming the official opposition under a conservative government.
00:04:56.240Jagmeet Singh's always been a hardcore Kalistani who's in bed with both of these.
00:04:59.680He might do the calculation that, okay, if I run as a radical leftist, if I go into all the Muslim Brotherhood mega mosques and say, you know, sanction Israel, bomb Tel Aviv, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:05:11.520I might be able to secure this vote of all the jihadis on the streets and all the crazies out there, right?
00:05:18.560Pull the radicals deeply into the NDP, right?
00:05:20.740Because the NDP really wants this radical base going forward.
00:05:24.800They've been fighting with the liberals over these sort of like woke lunatics.
00:05:28.580And the NDP might see this as the perfect opportunity to secure these woke lunatics from the other side by going fully down the rabbit hole in an election cycle right now.
00:05:37.880And where the liberals are forced to be like, you know, oh, you know, we like Israel and we like Hamas and we like everyone and we like no one.
00:05:46.120Whereas the conservatives sort of have clear messaging of sort of like, you know, we side with our allies over a terrorist organization.
00:05:53.420The NDP can be like, we side with the terrorist organization over our allies.
00:05:57.000And the liberals sort of forced to say, we love both terrorism and we like Jews.
00:06:02.840And like it might not do so well for liberals.
00:06:07.780So the NDP might see a sort of a hard line slot into that official opposition for the next four years.
00:06:13.240And then the NDP is in a much better position because they can never gain power.
00:06:16.220If the conservatives are in power and they're the official opposition, it might pull the party out of financial debts.
00:06:20.940And who knows, there always might be infighting between Justin and Jackman.
00:06:42.800He's been on the scene for many, many years.
00:06:45.180It's not like he's sort of coming out of nowhere.
00:06:47.860And substance over style works, again, if you have full media compliance.
00:06:52.500The problem with the NDP is they get a lot of media cover, like 360 out of the 365 days most years because they're far-left lunatics.
00:07:02.280So they get to say things like, we should institute communist price controls.
00:07:05.420And the CBC will go, oh, yes, very interesting.
00:07:08.540You know, sharp – and then they'll play like interesting.
00:07:11.300And then they use that to give the liberals to say something a bit more reasonable.
00:07:15.520So when the liberals say, you know, we just need a more feelings-based economy that bases in reality and socioeconomic blah, blah, blah.
00:07:23.880So the liberal sort of nonsense jargon sounds more reasonable and composed to outright communist nonsense.
00:07:31.440And the jargon seems more reasonable when you play the communist nonsense as more reasonable.
00:07:35.120However, when it gets down to crunch time, one, the favorite of the media in Canada is always the liberal party.
00:07:44.780They're the propaganda and the arm of the liberal party, which gives some support to the NDP sometimes.
00:07:49.480So Justin is the ultimate, you know, lack of substance, you know, style of a substance guy.
00:07:56.020You're not going to be able to play that from Jack Meep.
00:07:57.740And if you do play complete lack of substance, you must have a media that's 100% willing to go along with this narrative fully for you.
00:08:08.860And you'll never have that because you have hyper-partisan liberals within all these institutions as well.
00:08:14.700So the liberals can get away with it because the hyper-partisan liberals control the media sphere.
00:08:19.600The NDP sympathizers, yes, they're coddled and they're treated better than the conservatives, but they don't have a hegemony.
00:08:25.800And they would never be able to just narratively blitz an election like they're planning to do.
00:08:30.980So that seems like an insane strategy, but they might be so stupid and deluded that they see it working in the States, they think they can copy and paste it here.
00:08:39.140That would track what they're thinking because they're socialists, they're dumb and unoriginals.
00:08:50.440But I, I, I, there's still more reasons to believe this is just Jagmeet Singh's political theater rather than an actual principled stand on anything.
00:09:02.400It seems to be, he's distancing himself from the disastrous liberals because the liberals always screw up.
00:09:08.240And then Jagmeet Singh says, how dare the liberals do this?
00:09:10.820And everyone goes, you're propping up the liberal government.
00:09:12.780Like Jagmeet Singh is currently part of the liberal government.
00:09:14.880So a lot of it is kabuki theater, in my opinion, to distance himself from the liberals while still doing the same things.
00:09:20.740And then maybe in the next conference vote, making a lot of noise to force the liberals to give him some concessions on something, which he can then go claim victory for.
00:09:30.620And maybe, maybe there's, I'd say, a 15% chance of handicap that he actually does see a, a positive electoral path for the NDP to get the second spot away from the liberals on hyper-partisan nonsense.
00:09:44.940And, you know, he might think, okay, it's basically, the only way, the only thing I can see is it's a calculation on the Israel-Gasso war.
00:09:52.800He's saying, okay, next year from now, I don't think the war will be going on.
00:10:12.680The best case scenario is we get an election, you know, the Trudeau and Jagmeet Singh are taken out on a landslide, which is what the polls say.
00:10:19.060But you don't know what the internal party polls say.
00:10:21.880And you never really know with Canadian leftists who very rarely believe things they don't want to believe.