The Digital Balkanization of Canada: How Trudeau’s Technophobic Neglect is Fracturing the Nation & Forcing a Choice Between Stagnation & a Corporate World Order

At the heart of this engineered decline lies a systematic exclusion of the Canadian STEM community in governance – those with the skills, the positive tech design vision of next generation civilization layouts, next generation business process models (community based, network based, cloud based, data based, artificial intelligence based), and the adaptability to thrive in a world driven by technology and digital innovation.

For over two decades, Canadian governments, both provincial and federal, have consistently overlooked Canadian STEM professionals (they have all had to flee to America, China and Europe), barring them from leadership, the technical design of operations and mechanics of interaction in government systems, positions and effectively stifling the potential for true progress (reduction in cost to taxpayer through the ability to offer the same service in automated way but without the excessive salary and building maintenance requirement). This is not an oversight; it’s a deliberate strategy.

‘It cannot be changed, as hard as you try.’

The evidence is compelling. While Silicon Valley thrives and digital nations rise across the globe, Canada remains tethered to antiquated systems and administrative bloat. We witness the rise of STEM Gen Z and STEM Millenials, a generation fluent in the language of technology and entrepreneurship, yet they are nowhere to be found within the ranks of our government administration, our banking administration, our healthcare administration, institutions, or our education administration.

‘Are there 5 million STEM workers in these locations?’ No.

‘Are there administrative officers in the millions in these locations (non-professional and non specialized).’ Yes.

Modern STEM Millennial and modern STEM Gen Z are not willing to negotiate and make a deal to work on tasks that do not achieve progress for society towards building the future, but to operate at a job in a fake way that only involves maintaining operations, instead of changing them so they work in a fundamentally new way and more effective way that uses and adopts and includes and incorporates the possibilities of STEM.

Though they are drawn to the stagnant Canadian administrative office economy to fix it;the HR blocks them from either entrance or when they accept them, they undermine their progress at some point, such that it makes it an irrelevant effort to try to exist within the government administrative system.

Instead, STEM Millennial and STEM Gen Z are building a different future, a future Canadian government officials and administrative collaborators are actively rejecting.

This rejection is not simply a matter of misguided policy; it’s a calculated effort to maintain control, and maintain wealth flows to certain points of control, administrative control operators.

By suppressing the influence of STEM, the Trudeau government and its collaborative administrative office allies (and 86 000 charities on the list and media establishments on the list), aim to lock in a reality that benefits them while actively hindering the nation’s progress.

They control the hiring levers, they manipulate the flow of talent, and they tilt the tax flows in their favour, they manipulate the success of individuals in the labour market, ensuring that the levers of power, the mechanisms for change, the people who can make decisions as to how things like urban policy, land policy, technical policy, city design, energy design and deployment, housing approval, etc.. and the rewards of innovation remain firmly in their grasp and further, the actual shape of the future remains in their grasp.

They want non-Science, non-Technology, non-Engineering, and non-Mathematics individuals, like individuals who don’t know what the future actually is, they want people from the past to make the future who don’t know how to use elements, data and rules in reality, even though they don’t know how to build the future or how to design the future or how to imagine that future that will work given global realities.

The result? A Canada frozen in time, its classrooms identical in every component on the wall and on the desk and in the room, of every classroom and how they all looked in 1991, it is the same look today in every way (with the exception that we now have a multi national RGB flag there for the kids).

Further, Canada’s infrastructure crumbling, and some books predict a collapse by 2040 to 2050 in infrastructure (not surprising given that we built weak building standard buildings in 1960 and 1970s with a limited life span unfortunately), our economy lagging behind the Eastern nations that have embraced the digital revolution.

And while Canada stagnates, a new world order is emerging – a world of Network States, decentralized, digitally native communities that are crowdfunded, self-governing, and driven by shared values and a desire for a better future.

These Network States, eloquently envisioned by thought leaders like Balaji Srinivasan, operate outside the constraints of traditional nation-states, creating their own economies, their own legal frameworks, and their own social structures. They are attracting the best and brightest, those who yearn for a world where innovation is celebrated, where talent is rewarded, and where the future is built on a foundation of technological progress and individual empowerment.

The Next United States, could have been Brazil (but look at what they did to the freedom of speech). It could have been Canada (but look what they did to the doctors, the trades workers, the farmers, the truckers, the police officers, the military, the STEM Workers and rejecting them from building the digital nation of Canada, the energy workers, the resource workers, etc..)..

So then, the nextUnited States will be a Digital Nation State(Possibly it will be in Texas with Elon as President and X as the bridge operating system that connects all Digital Nation States around the world.).

Meanwhile, Canada’s existing frameworks, the very documents that have long defined our nation and protected our freedoms – the

… are all being rendered increasingly irrelevant.

As citizens, we face a stark choice: cling to a fading Canada, a nation hollowed out by neoliberal woke techno-phobia and held hostage by a government that prioritizes decorum control over creative positive tech vision progress, or embrace the future, align ourselves with these emerging digital communities, and participate in building digital nation state collectives (like around Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cardano, Solana etc..), one where our values are respected, our talents are valued, and our voices are heard.

These cryptocurrencies are a digital passport, and the quantity of currency determines the quantity of interaction as citizen within these nation state collectives and ecosystems.

This is not a decision to be taken lightly. The stakes are high.

The very essence of Canada, the rights and freedoms we cherish, and the future we bequeath to future generations hang in the balance.

The Trudeau government’s strategy of calculated collapse (debt implosion through borrowing, stuffing pockets of administrators, and raising the national debt to collapse levels/hyperinflation levels) has brought us to this crossroads. He might be attempting to reset the currency, and extract all the value he can out of it for his administrative team across the economy (spanning millions of office administrators), and then to bring in the ‘non organic digital nation state’, the ‘corporate digital nation state of WHO and WEF’.

This is extremely dangerous to do, since it will not have any of the previous frameworks (rights and freedoms mentioned earlier) of Canada as it would be a replacement network collective, to the network collective we have of Canada today (the Canadian citizenship with all the rights, freedoms and privileges that the citizenship provides).

We can either accept our fate as a nation relegated to the dustbin of history, or we can choose a different path, a path that leads towards a brighter, more innovative, and truly Canadian future within the emergent digital landscape.

The choice is ours. Let’s pay attention to this in a wise way, and guard our rights and freedoms documents. Let’s guard our citizenship and our nation. It is more advantageous to have multiple citizenship, than to give up this one, in exchange for a corporate WEF one. Don’t let them swap it. You add whatever citizenship you like, but don’t let them trick you to take this one away. And since you probably know this, they will try to take it away by destroying your government. You must work towards guarding your nation state as well, in order to defend the function of your nation’s effectiveness and competitiveness in digital age.