Canada Needs to Act with Conviction on the World Stage
A characteristic of the Justin Trudeau government is that it tries to be all things to all people.
While this may create opportunities for abundant announcements and photo-ops, eventually people will start to look back at this Liberal government’s record and they’ll have to really think hard about what it accomplished on the world stage.
That’s because all of its announcements lack two crucial things: focus and conviction.
First there was over $2.5 billion sent to help developing nations to fight climate change. There was also $15 million given to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), which has proven ties to the terrorist group Hamas – who has used UNRWA schools and hospitals to store rockets and weapons designed to kill Israeli citizens. As well, don’t forget the $450 million and 600 troops to be dedicated to an as-yet-to-be-determined peacekeeping mission or the blank cheque that was given to China for Canada’s membership in the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank which funds infrastructure projects of China’s choosing.