To my American friends and neighbours- The Canadian government is no longer representing the interests of the Canadian people. They are defying our desire for an election and inflicting harm on our Country. We are not our government- we are as disgusted as everyone else. 🇨🇦 🇺🇸

An Open Letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on His Unmitigated Stupidity Dear Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, It is with a heavy heart and an even heavier hand that I pen this letter, not because of any fondness for you, but due to the sheer magnitude of your incompetence. Over the past eight years, you've managed to turn what was once a beacon of stability into a laughingstock, all while wearing that smug, self-righteous smile of yours. Let's start with your treatment of Donald Trump, shall we? Your repeated displays of diplomatic ineptitude have not only insulted one of our closest allies but have directly led to economic repercussions that Canada is now suffering. Remember the G7 summit in 2018? Ah, how could we forget? You thought it was wise to mock Trump behind his back, calling him "weak" and "dishonest" after he left the room. This wasn't just a faux pas; it was an act of diplomatic suicide. Your lack of tact and understanding of international relations is not just a personal embarrassment; it's a national disaster. Your comments about Trump's presidency being a "setback for women" were not only petty but also strategically moronic. Did you think such insults would win you points on the world stage or perhaps with your base of woke warriors? Instead, they painted you as a petulant child, incapable of dealing with the realities of global politics. Your words have consequences, and those consequences are the tariffs that now threaten our economy, jobs, and future. Trudeau, your actions have shown a profound ignorance of economic interdependence. By antagonizing Trump, you've managed to get Canada slapped with tariffs that could cost up to 500,000 jobs. This isn't just bad diplomacy; it's economic self-harm. Your lack of foresight is only outmatched by your vanity, thinking that your charm and good looks could navigate the choppy waters of international trade without a map or compass. But perhaps your crowning achievement in stupidity was when you decided to initiate retaliatory tariffs despite explicit warnings. You were told that such a move would provoke Trump to double down, yet you proceeded, proving once again that your ego trumps (no pun intended) common sense. Now, we're dealing with tariffs twice as harsh as before, all because you couldn't resist the urge to play the tough guy on the world stage. You've made Canada a punchline in international circles, with your penchant for virtue signaling at the expense of national interest. Your policies, your speeches, your very demeanor have not just weakened Canada's position but have practically invited economic warfare from our largest trading partner. And let's talk about your personal style, shall we? While you prance around in your fancy socks, hoping to distract from your policy failures with fashion statements, the real world burns. Your yoga poses and colorful attire might impress at a liberal arts college mixer, but they do nothing to shield Canadian workers from the fallout of your international blunders. Your legacy, if we can call it that, is one of squandered opportunities and a country left reeling from your personal vendettas and political posturing. You've managed to turn Canada into the 51st state of Confusion, where economic stability is sacrificed on the altar of your ego. In closing, Justin, the damage you've wrought on Canada might be your most enduring contribution to this nation. You've not only failed to lead but have actively led us into a quagmire of economic distress and international scorn. Here's hoping that your next chapter involves less public speaking and more time spent in reflection, perhaps while doing downward dog in some remote corner of the world, far from the levers of power you've so carelessly mishandled. Sincerely, A Disgusted Canadian Citizen Who's Had Enough P.S. Perhaps you could take up knitting full-time; you've certainly unraveled enough of Canada's fabric to have a head start on that hobby.