Jagmeet Singh Holds Democracy Hostage As Liberals Implode

Sikhism. Punjab. Khalistan. India, and perhaps Brampton, Ontario, summarize the political priorities of NDP leader Jagmeet Singh.

[Justin] Trudeau is not interested in bringing change," New Democratic Party leader Jagmeet Singh stated this week

“Canada's New Democratic Party (NDP) leader and pro-Khalistan MP Jagmeet Singh attacked Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for not being interested in bringing a change as Trudeau's corporate donors won't allow it.”

Talk about the pot calling the kettle black. If any individual is standing in the way of political change, it is Jagmeet Singh, the "man who would be kingmaker."

In truth, Singh really is a kingmaker. If the NDP leader made one change-- voiding his signature on a Liberal-NDP party agreement to lock-in Justin Trudeau as PM until October, 2025-- a change in federal governance would arrive at Canada’s political doorstep.

A federal election would be called, and Trudeau would be removed from office. That one man employing one signature for the purpose of hi-jacking democracy in Canada has yet to be articulated by mainstream media. Likely, it never will be.

Apart from circumvention of democratic governance, Mr. Singh has serious political issues on his mind. That all of them relate to myopic concerns should be front-and-centre in the minds of Canadian voters.

Sikhism. Punjab. Khalistan. India. Perhaps Brampton, Ontario, home to 163,000 Sikh-Canadians. That pretty much wraps up Singh's political resume. We speak of the most ethnocentric Canadian politician who ever darkened the door of Parliament. In typical fashion, media refuse to allude to the facts. They are being paid not to. Beneficiaries of financial compensation from the Feds can be like this.

Much talk has resonated regarding so-called conspiracy theories and "misinformation” within media. Upon which CAP offer a hypothetical:

How did it come to be that this character Singh came to hold so much power within society? CBC won't mention it, but the fact is that the New Democrats control a measly 7% of seats in Parliament. In terms of personal success, Mr. Singh has dragged the party down from 46 seats when he began, to a current count of 25 seats. Not exactly a booming success.

Yet, upon deeper reflection, this political curiosity may serve a serious purpose. Cultural Action Party[est.2016] refer to this as a “1-2 political punch” in the gut of democratic governance.

Justin Trudeau is far-and-away the number one globalist puppet in Canadian politics. But could it be that strategists subtly placed Jagmeet Singh in the number two sell-out position?

Meaning that if and when Trudeau flopped--which he now has-- back-up boy Singh would be there to ensure the Liberal-Socialist Revolution continues to roll?

Not a bad plan-- if you are a member of the World Economic Forum, of which both Trudeau and Singh qualify. A darn good piece of deception, if you are the government of China manipulating political strings in the shadows.

And, of course, a bona fide grand slam home run for Mr. Singh's top political concern--the well being of Canada's Sikh diaspora population, in addition to the nationalist Khalistani movement.

Funny thing it is that the Trudeau family are all down on the concept of nationalism. Pierre was, brother Alexandre stated so much, and Justin works out of the same bag.

For Canada, that is. Transition to India, China, Iran or Khalistan, and Justin Trudeau is all for nationalist sentiment. A glaring piece of hypocrisy it is, as obfuscated by legacy media in Canada.

What is it that the NDP leader has done for the benefit of the Liberal government? Deferment is the answer. Rather than bend to public will, a staple of democracy, Justin Trudeau gains an additional two years in which to further damage Canadian society.

A privilege it is, provided by his so-called "direct competitor" for the crown of Canada. Media say nothing, per usual. Khalistan, here we come. Canadastan appears to be in the works as well.

Who suffers on this basis? Why, the same folks who have witnessed their country transition from a free and democratic society to a neo-communism state.

Anglophones in the main, as they stand witness to an unprecedented socio-political deterioration within society. Media know the type, a motley crew of white folks with the audacity to question government policy as Trudeau-Singh morph our country from democracy to neo-dictatorship.

Enough!, say Canadians with common sense. Also known as the "silent majority," government has transferred the will of the public to the trash bin of Canadian governance.

Both Justin Trudeau and Jagmeet Singh should hit the road, proceeding immediately to that good night of political representation. Will it ever happen? Only if authentic democracy returns to our country.

For this to occur, not only would we need rid Canada of the bogus "confidence and supply" agreement cooked-up to keep the neo-communist pot boiling.

For ultimate success, both Trudeau and Singh have got to go.