This is what a bunch of losers looks like just before they lose.
The thing about the silent majority is that they’re very slow to anger and will tolerate being poked, prodded, and harassed for a shockingly long time. However, after enough victims have been created and events have transpired, that same majority that tolerated all of this will begin to lose its goodwill.
WATCH: Norman Traversy gives a speech on Parliament Hill on July 1, 2020.
This afternoon, after his speech, Traversy and his mass of Canadian patriots peacefully marched to the U.S., embassy in Ottawa, Ont., to hand over a 192 page document on corruption within the Trudeau government and Canada.
As of noon on July 1, 2020, U.S., President Donald Trump has received the electronic version of this document.
Diverge Media spoke with Traversy after the handoff and asked him what he would like to see happen following the handoff to the U.S., Embassy.
“We’re going to hold their feet to the fire and make sure they do what they’re obliged to do in the treaty – especially section 27 – and this is not going away, this is just step one,” he said.
The treaty he is referring to is the United States, Mexico, Canadian trade agreement called the USMCA. This new agreement was put in place of NAFTA and just went into effect today.
Section 27 of the USMCA refers to anti-corruption within each party of the agreement and says:
“The parties recognize that the description of offenses adopted or maintained in accordance with this chapter, and of the applicable legal defenses or legal principles controlling the lawfulness of conduct, is reserved to each party’s law, and that those offenses shall be prosecuted and punished in accordance with each party’s law.”
This could mean that if the U.S., or Mexico find corruption within Canada, Canadians could see tariffs placed on the goods they receive from the United States and Mexico.
Time will tell what will happen in regards to these events.
Diverge Media will continue to cover this story as it develops.
It’s likely true: No executives at Anheuser-Busch knew what the Bud Light marketing people were planning when they decided to deploy an absurdist and deeply offensive transgender TikTok influencer to sell their beer. But soon after it happened, public disgust became rather obvious. The crisis began, but for weeks, the company was in denial.
A six pack of Bud Light sits on a shelf for sale at a convenience store in New York City on July 26, 2018. (Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Translation: Climate change provides the cover to lower the standard of living for everybody else, which is fine, as long as we get to grow our wealth and keep our power.Now that we have a national government explicitly pining for collectivism just remember one thing: individualism and liberty is only a problem for the masses. The subtext going forward will be “collectivism for thee, but not for me”.
Is wokeism a dead duck? Hardly. But we may be witnessing the turning point – the point at which the narrative becomes intolerable to increasing numbers of people, and the tide turns.To be sure, leaders never tire of the rhetoric that they create. But sooner or later, their minions – those who are pushing their propaganda – get a bellyful and move on.This doesn’t happen overnight, but we may be reaching a turning point when it begins to lose its appeal to the very people who are spouting it.
Do you see what is happening here? We are watching the rise of genuine consumer awareness and hence sovereignty. The public is finally fighting back.
Translation: Climate change provides the cover to lower the standard of living for everybody else, which is fine, as long as we get to grow our wealth and keep our power.Now that we have a national government explicitly pining for collectivism just remember one thing: individualism and liberty is only a problem for the masses. The subtext going forward will be “collectivism for thee, but not for me”.
Is wokeism a dead duck? Hardly. But we may be witnessing the turning point – the point at which the narrative becomes intolerable to increasing numbers of people, and the tide turns.To be sure, leaders never tire of the rhetoric that they create. But sooner or later, their minions – those who are pushing their propaganda – get a bellyful and move on.This doesn’t happen overnight, but we may be reaching a turning point when it begins to lose its appeal to the very people who are spouting it.
