Canada in the world of Maga of trouble.

The friend of the nation, “dearest” and “closest”, announced the exhausted trade war by imposing a severe tariff on most of the goods that are imported to the unrestricted capital house – the United States of America.

The reckless man who deals with the signature of America and the most profitable bilateral relationship like Yo-Yo, is, of course, Mercurial, Make-MARICA-Great-Again, which is worn by US President Donald Trump.

Threats and uncertainty are the distinctive features of Trump’s external policy that murderely undermines Jejune’s suggestion that, unlike his happy predecessors, is the “Peace Now” candidate.

What doubles the tangible anxiety hovering over Canada, such as a heavy shroud, is the fact that at this decisive moment, the second largest country in the world is led by an existing government of technology with a lame prime minister in Helm.

This is not the ideal place for the nation that is usually more than 40 million as it wrestled with a sagging in China, where it behaves in the southern parallel of forty -ninth.

But loyal to self-absorbed history and an arrogant shape, the ruling liberal party is consumed by a leadership race that will choose to succeed the car used in the vulgar courtyard-Justin Trudeau.

Since the Harried Contest to replace Trudeau by March 9 takes a fast shape, it seems to me, at least, that liberals are looking for a political savior in all wrong places.

As a rule for public writing, I try to avoid comprehensive generalizations around a large place consisting of many different people.

However, I think it is fair to say that there is pressure among many Canadians about the present and the resulting future, among other urgent concerns, the terrible cost of housing and food, as well as a broad meaning among citizens among citizens and their government has evaporated.

I assume, a familiar story that politicians along the narrow political spectrum in Canada have benefited from generation after generation-in order to win the elections with the deadly promise often by making life better for the “ordinary Canadians”.

If the results of the recent opinion polls are accurate, then the leader of the Damanen Conservative Party, Pierre Boulevri, is on the threshold of becoming prime minister after spent nearly 10 years in the antiseptic-opposition seat.

Meanwhile, the new left -wing Democratic Party leader, Jagmeet Singh, failed to echo the Canadians who are eager to concrete solutions to urgent problems.

As a result, the amazing socialists are still stuck, unable to escape the self -illusion that they represent the “conscience” of Parliament.

The liberals despair from turmoil to the situation and the Pistop, as they turned their amazing eyes into two of the main candidates-who, with a spirit and goal, are fax-to try to prevent what is destined to be in a circumstance. The following federal elections that can occur early in March.

The liberals who always arrogant believed that they had almost the divine right to lead Canada and that power is a merit rather than a privilege.

As such, the pursuit of power, not the public good, was the reason for the existence of the liberal party.

As expected, the candidates for the position of leadership, Chrycetia Frieland and Mark Carne, embrace the founders who are committed to defending the current situation instead of seriously challenge.

It is easy for anyone outside the partisan non -left -wing parties that Freeland and Carney is a “retail” politician who enjoys this dodging touch that combines seriousness with access.

Frankly, Freeland and Carney Carismin are like a pair of models.

Their performance full of bromide filled with bromide on the path of the brief campaign, and in the strange case of Carne, in a “non -confused” conversation with comedian John Stewart embarrassing evidence of this.

Both, through training and mood, are the technocrats who share more with the comfortable gossip that they are now busy with removing themselves, in the comfortable endeavor of the voters who run the mill.

The upcoming federal elections, like each elections before them, will tilt two words: change and hope.

As I have Make up In a previous column, governments enjoy normal life. After that, the appetite for a “new new beginning” becomes inevitable despite sterile attempts to resist this wave -like motivation.

This is the dilemma that is difficult to stimulate and facing Frieland and Carney.

They will go through the fictional idea as “change agents” who can present, with words and deeds, the Canadians who renewed hope.

Looking at its long -established long ties to a tiring liberal government and the performance of the Canadians, in general, tension, facing Freeland, in particular, a common climbing to the history of Pak and back on the loser and the responsibility that he once served with this concession in a variety of cabinet positions, Including the Minister of Financial Affairs and Foreign Affairs.

After he raised his forced departure, Trudeau pointed to a calculated point during his press conference, which announced his resignation in early January to remind the Canadians that Freeland was in fact Robin to Batman.

“Chrisia has been next to me nearly 10 years ago,” Trudeau said. “It was an incredible political partner through everything we have done as a government and party over the past decade.”

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For the sake of the self, it was said that Carney, the former governor of the Bank of Canada and the England Bank, was besieged himself with the same processors who nurtured Trudeau Junior to the Prime Minister’s office.

what goes around comes around.

If it prevails, Kareni will not only be crowned with the liberal party, but also the Prime Minister.

The twenty -fourth Prime Minister in Canada will have to deal with a thorny dilemma that is definitely undermined his legitimacy: Carney does not carry a seat in Parliament.

Poilievre – who did nothing other than occupying a seat in Parliament – will scream and scream, justified, that Carney lacks the power that Canadians give through the ballot box even for a short period.

All the time, Trump waving and west will be forced Canada with economic power to surrender not only for his direct demands, but in the end, to become the 51st American State.

In the midst of this costly trees, the liberals seem to be designed, again, to choose kindness on Brawn.

Instead, they must search for a loaded reserve of copper from the former courageous Prime Minister, Jean -Krtian, who, in the period before the inherent Iraq war, rejects the wisdom of joining the United States of the invading. “The alliance” from the short.

He or her may only make a happy trick.

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