NDP Are A "Branch Plant Of The Liberal Party" Says Ex-PM Stephen Harper

NDP leader Jagmeet Singh was selected to play back-up quarterback to Justin Trudeau's end run around democratic governance in Canada.

"[We made] parties dependent on a marketplace of small contributions rather than on a combination of big donors and government subsidies," stated former PM Stephen Harper this week at the Canada Strong and Free Networking Conference.

"That system, by the way, doesn't include support from foreign governments."

As presented in contrast to a Liberal Party political scandal exemplified by the following:

A story published by the Globe and Mail in March, 2023, states that Canadian security officials linked a Liberal Party donation to the Chinese government:

"The Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation is returning a donation worth thousands of dollars made by an adviser to the Chinese government. In 2016, Zhang Bin, a wealthy Chinese businessman and adviser to the Chinese government, made a donation to the foundation worth $200,000."

Theoretically, it means that the Liberals are being funded by the government of China, while the Conservative Party are not. No wonder CBC, CTV, Toronto Star and the rest support the Liberals while branding the Conservatives racist, Islamophobic and transphobic. Such is the way the Liberal Government-Media Party roll in post-modern Canada.

Harper used the situation to take a shot at the NDP, labelling them a "branch plant of the Liberal party" in reference to the confidence-and-supply agreement reached between NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh and PM Trudeau.

Which in turn, boosted government confidence in a continuation of an ersatz Liberal Dictatorship. Not among average Canadians, but in terms of the government of China's faith that together Mr. Trudeau and Mr. Singh can achieve an ultimate political solution. This takes the form of a transitioning of our country from a free and democratic nation to a pseudo-communist authoritarian state.

"Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) sources told the Globe & Mail, on condition of anonymity, that a commercial attaché at a Chinese consulate in Canada instructed Zhang Bin, a billionaire political adviser to the CCP, to transfer $1 million to the Trudeau Foundation."

One million big ones. Enough monetary juice to fund a statue of Chairman Mao Tse Tung along-side that of Pierre Trudeau, as was the original intention.

Still not convinced of nefarious Liberal-China political collusion? It takes a mighty strong dose to convince Canadians to get off their butts and take action. Perhaps this will do the trick:

"A new report by Global News based on national security sources claims that Liberal MP Han Dong advised a Chinese diplomat to prevent the freeing of Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor."

After which Dong informed the House of Commons he is resigning from the Liberal Party, and will sit as an independent MP.

A step in the right direction for freedom and democracy in Canada it is. Issued with a CAP caveat. If Canadians believe these developments will circumvent our country's globalist seduction, one must err on the side of caution.

The Liberals are a slippery bunch. Despite media's oscillation in terms of Liberal government support, at the baseline they are paid by PM Trudeau to accomplish a singular task:

To assist Trudeau's Liberals in retaining political control of Canada-- for all-time.

The Feds are not just being fed money from China. Gaze deep into the political well, and one is likely to recognise a profound truth. PM Trudeau is, in fact, emulating the style of governance used to control billions of citizens in China.

It's called communism, and if Canadians aren't careful, Trudeau will transition Canadian governance to a replica of China's political system. For Cultural Action Party, this is an unspoken goal inherent in the Liberal's "Woke Revolution."

As backed by the World Economic Forum, World Health Organization, United Nations, China and various Middle Eastern governments, Justin Trudeau has been selected as the man to get the job done.

As such, New Democratic Party leader Jagmeet Singh has been chosen to play back-up quarterback to Justin Trudeau's end-run around democratic governance.

The Liberal-NDP partnership may well be the instrument to transfer Canada to an authoritarian state.