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Is Steven Guilbeault the Environment Minister, or is he just sitting in for Carbon Tax Carney?

Canadians Might Want to take a Closer look at the Ideas of the Man called Mark Carney

BY MICHAEL THOMAS

Guilbeault has admitted that he is in close contact with Carbon Tax Carney and from the way he praises him, Canada can expect climate wonders from its Environment Minister. Here is what he revealed.

“The short answer to your question is yes. I have spoken with him. and I’m confident that by working together with other members of the Liberal Caucus and membership, we can come up with a plan that will ensure that Canada achieves its climate goals.”

It has become quite clear now that this so-called Carbon Tax scheme is just another way, or another avenue for the Liberal government to introduce all their climate change, agenda-driven plans. Plans to remove all gasoline vehicles from the road, plans to develop 15-minute cities, plans to kill farming which in turn will bring on food shortages, and finally famine.

“Guilbeault is responsible for leading the charge to quadruple the carbon tax to 61 cents per liter by 2030. On top of this, Guilbeault even threatened to quit Trudeau’s cabinet if the Liberals gave any more carbon tax carve-outs. He will never let the carbon tax die on his watch,” A political source revealed.

Canadians might want to take a closer look at the ideas of the man called Mark Carney and realize that this is who Steven Guilbeault their Environment Minister is taking advice from. With this overview, they will know what to expect from Guilbeault, but first let’s take a look at who Guilbeault really is.

“As long as I’m the environment minister, there will be no more exemptions to carbon pricing”

“I’m a Liberal and a proud socialist, Mr. Speaker,” said Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault during the question period. When confronted on his ideas Guilbeault got very defensive, went on a rant, and even used former Prime Minister Stephen Harper as an example. “This reminds me of a certain Prime Minister Stephen Harper who talked about the fight against climate change as a socialist plot.”

Speaking of his political rivals he said, “They do not believe that climate change is an issue. They do not believe we should do anything about it. They oppose the electrification of transportation. They oppose deals like Volkswagen stalintis and Norvo. They oppose wind development off the shores of Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. They have no plan to fight climate change, no plan for the economy. They have no plan for the future of Canada.”

Here are some quotes from Mark Carney (Carbon Tax Carney), “One thing we will also have again, if we are to accomplish what we need, is that there will be for some time a rising price of carbon either explicitly for a long period of time, or implicitly through regulation that has the effect of the steady increase in the price of carbon, and that is akin to having a rising value added tax over time. It can be done. I think the central banks are able to anticipate, and with credible and predictable climate policy, it is easier to address. There are lots of reasons why you need credible and predictable climate policy for a green new deal.”

When it comes to policies there is not much difference between Guilbeault and Mark Carney. Almost every word spoken by Guilbeault mirrors the man whose so-called climate policy he admires. “As long as I’m the Environment Minister, there will be no more exemptions to carbon pricing,” Guilbeault told The Canadian Press in an interview.

As for Guilbeault threatening to quit his party over any more carbon tax carve-outs, Canadians should know the answer to this bluff. Power-hungry, control freaks never quit, usually they are forced out. Just ask Justin Trudeau. Has anyone noticed how these climate change liars never want to debate any genuine climate expert?

The huge question here is whether Canadians can survive the barrage of carbon taxes that are levied and will continue to be levied upon them as a people. How long will Canadians put up with these cash grabs placed on them by these globalist puppets posing as public servants.

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In his new role as a reporter and Journalist, Michael can he be described in two words: brilliant, and relentless. Michael Thomas aka Redman was born in Grenada, and at an early age realized his love for music. He began his musical journey as a reggae performer with the street DJs and selectors. After he moved to Toronto in 1989, he started singing with the calypso tents, and in 2008, and 2009 he won the People’s Choice Award and the coveted title of Calypso Monarch. He has taken this same passion, and has begun to focus his attention on doing working within the community.

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