Canada in Crisis: A Nation Undone by Liberal Arrogance and Globalist Ambitions

By Peter Clarke and Ava, his AI research assistant, committed to truth-telling, facts and collaborative thought.

Nothing — and no one — has posed a greater threat to the sovereignty, stability, and identity of Canada than the utterly bankrupt Liberal Party of Canada. This is not hyperbole. This is our new reality.

A Regime of Lawfare and Suppression

Never in our history has one political cabal been so reckless with both the enactment of laws and the suppression of dissent. The Trudeau-led Liberals have turned our once-respected parliamentary democracy into a fragile, partisan machine, enacting ideologically driven legislation while vilifying those who dare to question it.

• The Emergencies Act was invoked in 2022 not in response to a violent uprising, but to silence peaceful protestors. Citizens saw their bank accounts frozen, insurance policies revoked, and livelihoods threatened, all without trial.

• Bill C-11 and Bill C-18, under the pretense of protecting Canadian content and journalism, have opened the door to government regulation of speech and media online.

• Bill C-36, if reintroduced in its original form, would allow authorities to restrict speech before any crime has occurred, a direct assault on the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

This is not progressive governance. This is ideological authoritarianism masquerading as compassion.

📌 Result: Erosion of Charter rights in favour of ideological governance and centralized power.

Economic Mismanagement: The Liberal Legacy

In 2015, Canada’s federal debt stood at around $600 billion. In 2024, it’s more than doubled to $1.3 trillion and climbing. While the Liberals claim this was necessary, much of it went toward vote-buying social programs and poorly targeted COVID spending that ballooned the size of government and bloated bureaucracy.

Meanwhile:

• Inflation reached a 40-year high post-pandemic.

• Housing affordability is a national crisis, with average prices above $700,000, pricing young Canadians out of homeownership.

• Deficits continue even with record tax revenues, showcasing a government unable or unwilling to live within its means.

This isn’t economic stimulus. It’s intergenerational theft.

📌 Result: Middle-class squeezed, youth priced out, and monetary stability undermined.

Military Readiness: A Nation Defenceless

Canada’s Armed Forces are in a state of crisis:

• Over 10,000 military vacancies remain unfilled.

• Vital procurement programs are delayed or abandoned.

• Our defence budget lags far below NATO’s minimum 2% GDP commitment.

We are not prepared for modern threats — cyber or physical — and the Liberal government seems unconcerned.

📌 Result: Canada is no longer seen as a reliable defence partner, nor capable of defending its own sovereignty in the Arctic or abroad.

Institutional Decay: Trust in Shambles

Our faith in Canada’s democratic institutions has been severely shaken:

• Banks were weaponized during the Freedom Convoy crackdown. The freezing of accounts during the Emergencies Act episode deeply shook public trust. Canadians fear that political motivations may influence banking access.

• Courts are increasingly seen as politically aligned due to rapid Liberal appointments and ideological rulings. Liberal-appointed judges and perceived political activism in the courts have led to accusations of compromised neutrality, especially in high-profile legal challenges involving government policy.

• The media, once a pillar of democracy, has become a client of the government. Over $1.2 billion annually goes to CBC, and smaller outlets are now dependent on Ottawa’s favour to survive. Smaller outlets now depend on federal handouts, blurring the line between free press and state-sponsored messaging.

What’s left of the “free” press when it’s being paid by the very regime it’s supposed to hold accountable?

📌 Result: Canadians increasingly distrust their core institutions.

Mark Carney: The Globalist Bureaucrat Unfit for Office

Mark Carney’s credentials are vast — former Governor of the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England — but so are his red flags, and Carney is no statesman. He is the embodiment of elitist technocracy: 

• Unaccountable Power: Carney has never stood for elected office but wields enormous influence in global finance and Canadian political circles.

• Climate Activism: As UN Special Envoy on Climate Action and Finance, he has pushed ESG standards that critics argue distort capital markets and punish energy-producing provinces like Alberta.

• WEF Ties: His deep association with the World Economic Forum has sparked concerns over elite globalist influence in domestic policy-making.

• Political Positioning: Carney is already being promoted as the “intellectual successor” to Trudeau, despite zero democratic legitimacy.

• Button Scandal: Carney’s open wearing of partisan buttons at political events, while still holding influential financial roles, demonstrates a lack of impartiality and poor ethical judgment.

📌 Bottom Line: Carney may be polished, but he represents the very elitist, undemocratic, ideologically driven governance that is eroding Canada’s sovereignty. Carney is not a patriot. He’s a bureaucrat dressed in globalist robes.

Canada's Path Forward: Why Regime Change is Essential — Now

The Liberal government under Justin Trudeau and the rising shadow of Mark Carney have left this country fractured, fragile, and fearful. Our sovereignty has been sold, our civil liberties weakened, and our public institutions compromised.

This isn’t about partisanship. This is about survival.

• We need a government that respects the Constitution, not rewrites it by stealth.

• We need leadership that protects the economy, not burdens it with ideological debt.

• We need to restore faith in our military, courts, press, and Parliament.

Regime change is not a political luxury — it is a national imperative.

Canadians are awakening. And they must not go back to sleep.

The Liberal Party under Trudeau has:

• Weaponized state institutions.

• Undermined economic fundamentals.

• Shattered public trust.

• Inflamed regional divides (e.g., Western alienation).

• Failed on housing, healthcare, and infrastructure.

Canadians deserve better — a government that protects liberty, restores fiscal discipline, and upholds constitutional law over political expediency.

Regime change is not about partisanship—it’s about survival.