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Canada In A Population Trap Because Of Trudeau · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  So there's a lot of articles out right now about Canada being caught in a
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  population trap. Here from the Financial Post Canada caught in population trap for first
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  time in modern history your Globalnews dot Ca. Canada needs immigration reform to escape
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  population trap. Economists say, here's another one. Canada caught in population trap
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  of its own making. And as you can see here, immigration has risen
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  sharply since Trudeau got into office in twenty fifteen, and just exploding in twenty
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  one twenty two, and then into twenty two to twenty three and continuing into
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  this year. And this doesn't even include eight hundred thousand foreign students in the
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  country. And according to Trudeau, we have to do it. There's no
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  other way, otherwise everybody will be poor. But it sure looks like and
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  as hard as it may be for you to believe this, Trudeau has been
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  lying. Either that or he is completely incompetent, probably both. You'll forgive
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  me if I don't think about monetary Canada is caught in a population trap for
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  the first time in modern history and needs to limit immigration to escape it,
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  says economists with the National Bank of Canada. And what is a population Trappell?
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  According to Oxford reference, It says a situation where no increase in living
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  standards is possible. Any of this sounding familiar out there Because the population is
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  growing so fast that all available savings are needed to maintain the existing capital labor
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  ratio. This is the position of some less developed countries, especially in Sub
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  Saharan Africa. Escape from the trap requires an increase in savings, a cut
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  in population growth, or both. And you want to know why Canada's national
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  debt has gone from this when Trudeau took over to this today. Well,
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  having more people than we have the means to take care of goes a long
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  way towards that, doesn't it. Unfortunately I can't find a breakout here of
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  how much of that has gone towards Trudeau's haircuts and costume, but probably a
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  lot. But anyway, The National Bank's report joins the growing chorus of concern
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  that the influx of newcomers over the past two years, many of whom are
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  temporary workers or students, is too much for the economy to handle. Others
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  caution there could be economic repercussions if Ottawa cuts off the flow too quickly.
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  Well, what about the repercussions though of Canada turning into a Third World country
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  because of insane levels of mass immigration. Canada's population grew by one point two
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  million in twenty twenty three, a staggering, staggering amount when you consider that
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  the next biggest surge was when Newfoundland joined the nation in nineteen forty nine.
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  From a global perspective, Canada's population growth of three point two percent last year
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  was five times higher than the average of Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development nations.
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  Economists said, quote, we currently lack the infrastructure in capital stock in
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  this country to adequately absorb current population growth and improve our standard of living.
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  Well, how about just stopping the standard of living from slipping any further than
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  it already has. And nowhere is this strain more evident than in housing.
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  They say, Well, let's take a look in annual change in population versus
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  housing completions in Canada. So housing completions is the orange line. The blue
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  line is changing population, and you can see they've more or less moved in
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  parallel right up until when, well when would that be? Right up until
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  about when Justin Trudeau took over as the prime virtue signaler of Canada. All
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  of a sudden we see quite a divergence, and then when there was a
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  certain global health crisis, went right down and then has shot up through the
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  roof. It's almost as if Trudeau is trying to wreck the country. I
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  mean, it's either that or just stunning levels of incompetence, although I would
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  say that if he's trying to wreck the country, he is actually good at
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  that. Excessive population growth is also impeding economic well being, they argue,
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  a fact they say is underscored by real gross domestic product growth per capita stagnating
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  for six years in a row. All right, so basically this means we're
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  letting too many fucking people in. Here's what Christjia Freeland, the Deputy Prime
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  Minister, has to say about it. As a country, Canada is probably
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  the country in the world which is the most welcoming of new Canadians, which
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  is the most welcoming of immigrants, and as Finance minister, I have to
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  say that is a huge economic strength. Bullshit. They've been telling us for
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  years and years that we need mass migration to improve the economy, and yet
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  that never happens. They've been telling us this for many years, that well,
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  you need to keep bringing in lots and lots of people. Otherwise the
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  country's going to be poor and everything's gonna fall apart. Well, guess what,
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  we don't believe you anymore, because the result is the opposite of what
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  you've been saying. Anybody who still believes this is an idiot. And keep
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  in mind, while we're moving into this population trap, which it seems like
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  we're kinda already in it, where we simply don't have the resources to deal
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  with all of the people that we already have, the Trudeau regime is attacking
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  our energy sector. They're attacking agriculture under the delusional notion that somehow that's going
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  to change the world's climate. And I've done videos for you before showing you
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  what Canada's share of fossil fuel emissions actually is. And to make a long
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  story short, Canada could disappear off the map and it won't make a bit
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  of difference, and China would replace it all with new coal plants by next
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  Tuesday anyway. And the tragic thing about this is that there's probably nothing we
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  can do about it until twenty twenty five, late twenty twenty five, which
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  will be the next opportunity to vote Trudeau out of power. But after listening
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  to all of this, you might think it's some combination of insanity, extreme
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  incompetence, and perhaps even malice. And you'd be right. Anyway, that's
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  all I'm going to say about that. Please subscribe, like and share sharing
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