Canada In Convulsions

Last October, Canada's Conservative Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, was soundly defeated in an election after bringing in legislation to fight drug addiction, jail lawbreakers, and assure Canadians of a secure financial future.

Change has come quickly as this Harper legislation is dismantled, and Canadians are cheering about the results.  The country has gone from a modest annual financial surplus to a 30 billion dollar deficit.  Money is flowing like water, into the Province of Quebec.

Drug dealers are spilling out of prisons and returning to their needy customers in cities, villages and on remote Indian Reserves.  The province of British Columbia has its first ever narcotics overdose emergency, and a remote Indian Reserve reports a flood of drug-related suicide attempts.

Have you noticed the recent resurgence of reports of hopelessly smashed up cars on our city streets?  The carnage was gone from nightly news video for years under PM Harper, because he jailed the crazed teen druggies causing the problem.  “You do the crime, you do the time”.  Liberals are not so nasty, so:

They’re BACK!  Did you vote for them?