Trudeau Delivers $5 Billion To Non-Canadian Causes At U.N. Assembly Conference

“Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has reaffirmed his commitment to the United Nations’ 2030 agenda and pledged $5 billion in Canadian taxpayer dollars in attempts to achieve it.”

Those of us born and raised in the Western world may recall the story of Robin Hood and his infamy for "taking money from the rich and giving it to the poor."

Focusing on the prime minister of Canada at the United Nations Assembly conference this week, concerned citizens want to revise the phrase to brand Justin Trudeau a "robbing hood."

Who knew that the role of a prime minister is to run around the world throwing multi-billions of Canadian dollars at causes he most cares about?  That these causes are devoid of benefit to citizens of Canada should be understood by all. Due to media obfuscation, it has never been presented in plain language.

Take for example, Trudeau's tax-payer funded trip for the purposes of promoting himself to the world:

“Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has reaffirmed his commitment to the United Nations’ 2030 agenda and pledged $5 billion in Canadian taxpayer dollars in attempts to achieve it.” 

That's "his commitment"-- as opposed to a commitment endorsed by the citizens of Canada. When it comes to our woke prophet of globalism, it's truly "all about him."

"We're at a global inflection point, faced with escalating instability, undermining the very foundations of the international order, beset by the increasingly costs of climate change, contending with rising inequality, plagued by the erosion of women's rights, LGBT+ rights and indigenous rights, and grappling with dire humanitarian crises, perpetuating record levels of displacement,” stated Trudeau.

Sounds pretty dire, Queen Justine. Call CAP anachronistic, but last time we checked, the role of a Canadian prime minister is to work on behalf of the country they were elected to lead.

“Trudeau Meets With Haiti's Acting Prime Minister, Calls For Humanitarian Help”

"We must ensure that everyone, particularly the next generation of Haitians, are offered a better and brighter future," Trudeau told a high-level meeting for a United Nations advisory group for Haiti.

Cultural Action Party [est.2016] hate to be stickler for detail, but isn't Trudeau the prime minister of Canada, as opposed to Haiti? Substitute the word Canada for Haiti, and out pops a message that one would expect from the leader of our country.

Such details suggest a scenario overlooked by the CBC, Globe & Mail, and the rest of Canada's monolithic media conglomerate. Can be argued that these behaviours-- every one of them-- are motivated by self-interest? Is this a case of Trudeau prancing about the world stage in search of a viable occupation after his removal as national leader?

If it is the case, it qualifies as the most self-indulgent move ever made by a Canadian prime minister. Is Trudeau capable of this degree of self-interest? CAP are not psychologists, but if the assessment is accurate, it suggests a pathology which should have no place in the pantheon of Canada's political realm.

Yet, he remains. As it stands, not one mainstream media publication has ever alluded to the mental fitness of Mr. Trudeau. The "chip off the old block" effect-- son of a self-confessed, formerly incarcerated manic depressive Margaret Trudeau being no more relevant to for media than the price of tea in China.

"I had an intervention. I had the police take me to the hospital finally strapped down because I was so resistant and so ill but I didn’t know it,” Justin's mother stated in 2019.

"Trudeau also said Kenyan police officers must be given more support in leading a global effort to rout the gangs."

In 2022, the Liberal government authorized $62 million in foreign aid funding for projects in Kenya, and $6 million in humanitarian assistance funding for people in Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda.

One thing  you can say about PM Trudeau-- he loves to put "his money where his mouth is." More accurate it is to state that it is "our money"-- that which is being pulled from the pockets of hard-working Canadians.

The government of Canada’s annual donations in foreign aid to Third World countries is one of the most overlooked issues in our country.  In 2020, the Liberal government increased international assistance spending by 3.5% to $6.6 billion, up from $6.4 billion in 2019.

According to Special Inspector-General John Sopko, “billions of dollars in western foreign aid to Afghanistan, including from Canada, has been lost to widespread waste, lax oversight, and corruption. Nobody is really held accountable for wasting the money,” 

"Incredibly, unlike the United States, Canada does not independently audit the money it puts into trust funds for international aid."

We stand aghast. Not only do the Liberals authorize billions in foreign assistance to over fifty "developing nations" of the world. It turns out that the donations lack financial accountability.

Degree of condemnation from media?  Nothing-- not a darn word. Something amiss within Canadian society? Damn right there is:

“We must recognize that rich countries such as Canada have a duty to fight climate change, which is what we're doing through our commitment of $5 billion towards global climate financing effort,”  Trudeau said this week in New York.

Bingo. This is where the woke globalist ethos equates with the idea of a "one world order." In this regard, CAP reference a term draw from socialist sources within the academic world.

"Cultural Marxism" is the term. One can describe this as "social equity on an international basis," a leveling out of wealth accumulation among the nations of the world.

Trudeau's reference to "rich countries" holds the key to the neo-communist kingdom. The agenda calls for elimination of the financial gulf between wealthy and impoverished nations. On a pragmatic basis it means that, as an example, Canada is "no better" than Somalia— therefore economic discrepancies are to be eliminated.

Now, apply the theory to all nations of the world. Can this be Trudeau's reason for throwing billions of Canadian tax-dollars at so-called developing nations? If it is, it exists as an affirmation that our PM is, in fact, a communist.

We zero in on our prime minister's true motivation. First, a fulfillment of the Cultural Marxist imperative. Secondly, unabashed self-interest. His narcissism exposed, we now recognize what should have been understood years ago.

If not for Canadian media being in-the-pocket of government, perhaps it would have occurred.