Castreau Quits

 

It's one of those things you realize was inevitable after it happened, but before it happened it seemed impossible. The prime minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, has announced his resignation. Trudeau comes from a long line of Canadian powerbrokers. His father... or supposed father... Pierre was also a prime minister. His mother was a charity tsar who travelled to many countries trying to improve the lives of the people living there; this includes Cuba in early 1971 of course... The end of Justin Trudeau's nine-year premiership came after increasing pressure from his party forced him into this situation. It gives me hope that we might not have to put up with Keir Starmer for the political eternity we're currently facing. Source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c17d402e5rwo. He probably dreaded a removal process; vote of no confidence and rivals emerging etc. He was originally a very trendy politician; the youngest PM ever, a fashionable and sophisticated man. However the Canadian people fell out of love with him very quickly. He will never be forgiven to his extreme reaction to the C**** crisis. "There will be consequences!" he warned like some tin pot dictator... A chip off the old block you might think. This resulted in the magnificent truckers' protest that forced the pampered gimp to flee Ottawa for an undisclosed location. See here for details: https://hpanwo-radio.blogspot.com/2022/02/third-rail-radio-programme-116.html and: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2022/01/trevors-trucker-footage.html. It's also possible he doesn't want to lead the nation now Trump is US president. This could be because of various secrets he has that the Trump administration knows about. There are memes circulating about Canada and Greenland being absorbed into the USA. As far as Canada goes that's nonsense, although the ultimate plan of NAFTA, the North American equivalent of the EU, is for the continent to consist of no nations at all and a US Canadian union might be a part of that plot. As for Greenland it is seriously possible. Greenland is a frozen island in Arctic North America that is an overseas territory of Denmark. Despite its extremely cold climate it has oil and mineral resources. Contrary to popular fears, these could be extracted without harming the environment. This sort of thing has happened before; in fact Alaska is only one of the United States because the US bought it from Russia in 1867. I regularly talk about the island of Grenada, see: https://hpanwo-tv.blogspot.com/2020/06/history-of-exopolitcs-webinar.html. The island was originally in the French empire, but was bought by Britain in 1763. What's my opinion on that? I personally think this new Trumpian energy would do Greenland a lot of good, but at the end of the day I think that decision should be left to the Greenlander people.