An analysis of the Trudeau government’s cabinet reveals that more than half have zero business experience – including finance minister Chrystia Freeland.
Out of 39 Cabinet members, only five hold degrees in Economics: Jean-Yves Duclos, Marie-Claude Bibeau, David Lametti, Bill Blair and Jonathan Wilkinson.
Ten members have experience owning or managing a small or medium-sized business, and four have degrees in Business Administration.
Only 14 members have experience working in higher positions of a business before entering politics.
Eleven members previously had careers in Law or studied the subject in university.
Six have experience in journalism or media, including Freeland and Minister of Transport Omar Alghabra. Five hold degrees in Political Science.
Functionally useless, just like the secret committee that decided on travel mandates in this country.
That might explain these:
Draconian long-term lockdowns meant we started from a lower floor.
And the very sectors that are keeping the moribund economy afloat are the sectors the Liberals are seeking to ruin.
“Elevated oil, grain and natural gas prices.”
What a coincidence that all of those sectors are under attack by the Liberals.
The Liberal Neo-Communists are using the productivity of our Citizens in order to stay in power long enough to impose policies that will crush the financial independence and dreams of those very same Citizens.
We have long witnessed the Liberals anti-energy sector policies, policies that have made energy more and more expensive for Canadians while hindering our ability to get our products to market.
We could be benefitting so much more from higher energy prices around the world, but because of the Liberals the benefit has been hindered. Further, the fact that we failed to develop our energy sector more because of Liberal policies means that Canadians are increasingly dependent on foreign sources of energy.
And of course, there’s the fact that Canada’s farmers are now facing an assault by the Liberal government, an assault which will result in less grain production and higher food prices, not to mention the potential for unrest ...
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While this is largely due to the lack of competition in the banking sector, there are deeper societal issues at play here.
Savers have already been punished through rampant money printing, which makes each individual unit of money worth less and thus renders savings less valuable.
Long-term low interest rates and the incompetence of the Bank of Canada has also played a role in lagging interest rates for savers.
So, this is yet another way in which many Canadians are falling further behind.
How is a country rich in reasources lagging behind?
Because its government and its people wish it.
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