The Duran Podcast Canada elections, globalist control continues
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May 2, 2025 The recent Canadian elections revealed a divided electorate, with the Liberal Party emerging victorious despite controversies. The podcast explores the Conservative Party's missed opportunities and the lack of innovative leadership. It critiques the focus on American politics over local issues, questioning the new conservative leader's promises. Additionally, it compares Canada’s political dynamics with the UK's revolutionary movements, pointing out a concerning absence of genuine opposition. The conversation also addresses the People's Party's struggles and the potential for secessionist sentiments in Alberta and Quebec.
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Liberal Victory via Trump Framing
- The Liberal Party won Canada's election partly due to framing it around fighting Trump, which the Conservatives failed to counter effectively.
- Conservatives lost due to their weak campaign and inability to present a compelling alternative to voters.
No Real Opposition in Canada
- Conservatives and Liberals in Canada represent different wings of the same political class with no real opposition.
- Many voters stuck with the known government due to the opposition's failure to offer real change.
Conservative Timidity on Trump
- Conservative leader Poiliev lacked the boldness to take on Trump, unlike Mark Carney.
- This timidity weakened their campaign and allowed the Liberals to dominate the narrative around Trump.