The
Canadian government has seized the moment of the Houston hurricane
debacle to attack and demand the end of U.S. right to work laws in
the American states that has it. Canada light Britain wants
global control of American workers. They seek to make of them subjects
of her majestic and aristocratic union under plutocratic power.
Canadian PM Truedeau may find sympathy with Texas governor Abbot who
just let in hordes of Mexican relief workers to do the work he must
believe Americans are incapable of.
Mexico is not a rich nation and should keep its relief ops for its own citizens. Canada is something of a political pimp nation seeking to make America dependent on the dope of political powerlessness that the corrupt experience as they let themselves become dominated by globalists. Globalists fundamentally do not support national democracy in the United States with sovereign borders and little wiggle room for the corrupt. Americans need the right to work and to have relief from a dystopian commune of corporate unionism.
Instead, like traditionally corrupt nations that rely on default politics to corruption, corruption shapes political and social development rather than democracy, logic and self-determination. The left believe that existential corruption makes a better world. It doesn't.
Canada
is a rathert sheltered northern country without tens of millions of
illegal aliens surging into it to take jobs. In comparative isolation
it is easier for advanced nations to have unionism. Yet the strong
unionism is broken by cheap labor and especially surplus labor from
foreign nations that work illegally. Like California with two
different economic labor forces (one is illegal), and tow different
wage scales, Canada has a different labor and wage scale than the
United States and Mexico. The United States cannot afford force
unionism upon workers and employers with an already large illegal
work force; ordinary Americans would then not have jobs. PM Trudeau's
demand is an attack on poordinary Americans.
