(LifeSiteNews) — Monday is what many Canadians are calling, similar to the recent U.S. election, the most crucial election in the nation’s history. Their is substantial evidence for that assessment.
Also, similar to the U.S. election, voters are unfortunately forced to choose between the lesser of two evils, since the only two parties having any chance of forming a majority are far from being highly principled, inspiring alternatives.
For social conservative, faithfully Christian Canadians, it is a miserable choice, but most consider one of them to be vastly more dangerous than the other.
However, some will instead choose to vote for a principled third-party candidate in their riding, where one is available.
Others will, undoubtedly, foolishly and dangerously choose to stay home and leave the future of Canada up to those who make an effort to get up and vote for the best of the lot.
Dave Partanen is a Canadian who wrote an item on Facebook that caught my eye. I received permission from him to reprint his post on LifeSiteNews. He also told me to tell our readers to compare the party policies of the Liberals and the Conservatives to help them decide who to vote for.
Below is what he posted. I am sure you will be able to quickly identify who he is referring to in his long list of complaints about one of the party leaders.
I cannot be easily convinced
by Dave Partanen
I cannot be easily convinced that someone who refuses to answer uncomfortable questions isn’t hiding something.
I cannot be easily convinced that someone who has been caught lying multiple times about his past is trustworthy.
I cannot be easily convinced that someone who locks citizens out of public appearances, using his own staff and party staff as stand-in extras, has any intention of listening to anyone.
I cannot be easily convinced that someone who limits their appearances in an abbreviated election campaign isn’t trying to limit negative exposure.
I cannot be easily convinced that someone who has taken credit for others’ work, multiple times, while deflecting accountability and responsibility for his own disasters, especially the last 5+ years of our own economic policies, and the mess left in the U.K., is capable of any degree of integrity.
I cannot be easily convinced that someone with legislative authority to cripple our domestic energy sector, and his stated intentions to do so, while having corporate and personal interests in competing foreign energy sectors isn’t putting his own interests above those of the country and the people he claims to want to lead and protect.
I cannot be easily convinced that someone who DOES have those holdings but claims to be a climate crusader, who would normally abandon those holdings, either believes the climate hysteria so many others seem to, and/or isn’t intentionally using that cloak as deceptive manipulation to part a world of fools from their money.
I cannot be easily convinced that someone with 3 passports, and someone who hasn’t lived in Canada for a decade, has his allegiances here.
I cannot be easily convinced that a high ranking official from the climate and financial wing of the WEF, an organization admitting to wanting to push the green agenda at enormous costs on everyone, and an organization which brags about “infiltrating governments”, has come to save us in ANY way.
I cannot be easily convinced that someone whose party has demonized opposition policies for a decade and is now adopting them during an election campaign has any intention of implementing any of them.
I cannot be easily convinced that someone who wants the biggest military and economic threat to our biggest military and economically to take the driver’s seat in a global financial restructuring, can, in any way, deliver any kind of positive outcomes for us, let alone our other partners.
I cannot AT ALL be convinced that Mark Carney is fit for any kind of public office, let alone the Prime Minister’s Office.
Can YOU??
Of course, LifeSiteNews has written articles about Pierre Poilievre’s many concerning and disappointing policies. Our reports could also provide a long list of “I can not be easily convinced” serious concerns about the leader of the Conservative Party.
Four days ago, the Canadian election was discussed on the U.S. Redacted program, with host Clayton Morris interviewing Canadian political pundit David Krayden.
Krayden advocates that flawed Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre will at least give Canada a break from the dangerous globalist Liberals, especially their new deeply WEF-associated leader Mark Carney. Morris is more cautious about whether the Conservatives will make that much of a difference for Canada.
It is a fascinating, thought-provoking, brief conversation.
Further voting information
Conservative Party policies and governing documents can be found here.
The Liberal Party official policies can be found here.
Campaign Life Coalition’s pro-life evaluations of all parties’ candidates, including the more pro-life alternative parties, can be found here.
All that I can say to Canadians is PLEASE get out and vote on MONDAY. If you do not, you may well rue the day that you did not play your role on that extraordinary day in the history of Canada to determine its future and your own.
