The Hidden Hand: Consulting Firms, Cultural Shifts, and the Erosion of Canadian Sovereignty

• Infrastructure Overload and Possible Collapse Scenarios by 2040 to 2050 (or earlier): Canada’s infrastructure — housing, healthcare, transportation, education — is already struggling to keep pace with current population levels. The Century Initiative’s plan would create an unmanageable and even an unimaginable strain, leading to “overcrowded cities”, “dystopian like sci-fi mega cities” (or mega slums that have no land lots for life sustenance, resilience and emergency preparedness, like greenhouses) full of “AI monitoring“, “AI surveillance” and “AI/Social Credit“ digital systems and “digital gate keeping” control, “overwhelmed services”, and a “decline in quality of life for all Canadians”.
• Cultural Upheaval: Rapid demographic shifts, if not managed with careful consideration for cultural integration and preservation, risk fracturing Canada’s social fabric. The historical values and traditions that have defined Canada for generations could be eroded, replaced by a fragmented and disharmonious society. Canada’s unique cultural identity, forged over generations of shared history, traditions, and values, is being systematically dismantled. The influx of millions of newcomers from diverse backgrounds, above the average rate of immigration of all G7 countries, by a big multiple factor, without a cohesive plan for integration and assimilation, and without a sustainability rate where immigration is actually impossible instead of automatic division, or a commitment to preserving Canadian heritage, will lead to cultural fragmentation, social tension, and the ultimate erosion of what it means to be Canadian. The data is irrefutable: Canada’s Christian heritage, which once represented 87% of the population in 1980, is rapidly declining. This is not a coincidence; it is a deliberate transformation, driven by a secular and globalist agenda that seeks to replace national identity with a rootless, homogenized global culture

• Economic Mismanagement: McKinsey’s economic strategies have contributed to Canada’s ballooning national debt, and/or are planned to via the required infrastructure and housing upgrades for expanded immigration levels, with trillions of dollars poured into administrative bloat as well for the last decade, and ineffective “non productivity” programs, office work that is not energy related or that is not tied to real world improvements to the country, to tangible reality, while critical sectors like housing, healthcare, resource exports, energy exports and infrastructure remain chronically underfunded.
• Betrayal of Public Trust: The opaque nature of McKinsey’s and Century Initiative’s involvement in government decision-making breeds distrust and cynicism. When policies appear to be crafted behind closed doors, serving the interests of a select few, Canadians lose faith in their democratic institutions. Further, McKinsey’s influence operates behind a veil of secrecy, undermining transparency and accountability in government. Their recommendations, often driven by globalist agendas and a disdain for national sovereignty, are imposed on Canadians without their consent or knowledge. This is a betrayal of the fundamental principles of democracy. People were hired and voted by the public to do the work, not foreign consultants.

• Labour Market Saturation: Flooding the labour market with a surplus of workers without creating corresponding job opportunities will inevitably lead to high unemployment for Canadians (as they are second in line for the positions given a less resource demanding and more dependent and isolated newcomer to Canada), suppressed wages, and increased reliance on social welfare programs.
• Foreign Investment Flight: Perceived political instability and social unrest, driven by economic inequality and cultural clashes, will deter foreign investment, further hindering Canada’s economic growth.
• National Debt Crisis: Canada’s already unsustainable national debt will skyrocket as the government struggles to provide basic services to a rapidly expanding population and as the government must borrow trillions (destroying the national currency and purchasing power in the process), to build millions of houses for newcomers, for placement into welfare scenarios. The consequences will be dire: inflation, higher taxes, and a declining standard of living for all, and very low family creation and/or births for Canadian citizens.
• A Crushing Debt Burden: Canada’s national debt is spiralling out of control, fuelled by reckless spending on social programs, administrative overhead, and unsustainable immigration levels. This debt, a ticking time bomb for future generations, will inevitably lead to higher taxes, home equity taxes, investment account taxes, inflation, and a diminished standard of living for all Canadians.
• Job Displacement and Economic Inequality: Flooding the labour market with millions of new workers, without creating a corresponding increase in well-paying jobs, will exacerbate economic inequality and create widespread hardship for both newcomers and long-standing Canadians. The middle class will be squeezed, wages will stagnate, and social unrest will fester.
• Industrial Hollowing Out: Canada’s once-thriving manufacturing sector has been gutted by globalization and the outsourcing of jobs to countries with lower wages. Instead of investing in the revitalization of domestic industries and the creation of high-skilled manufacturing jobs, the government has doubled down on a service-based economy that is vulnerable to global economic shocks and offers limited opportunities for upward mobility.

• Rising Crime and Social Unrest: Inadequate integration strategies. Since integration can happen at historic immigration levels percentage before year 2000, but cannot happen if immigration levels are 4x to 5x higher than historical percentage rates, and this fact of no integration at extreme immigration level is conveniently omitted by Century Initiative. When the rates of immigration are very high, pools of newcomers choose instead to build segmented, divided, factions, tribes, cultural zones of their previous country into the new country, never choosing the immigration path or integration path or assimilation path into Canadian identity, but choosing instead to replace Canadian identity with diversity identity. The inadequate integration strategies are then combined with economic hardship and social alienation, are fuelling a rise in crime and social unrest. Cities across Canada then experience increasing violence, property crime, and a growing sense of insecurity.
• Strained Law Enforcement: Law enforcement agencies are struggling to cope with the complexities of policing an increasingly diverse and fragmented society (and the Law Enforcement, Border Security and Military Security systems are gradually disabled with reduced body officer and member counts, so as to decrease public safety and national security standards as the population levels are increased). Resources are stretched thin, response times are increased, and public trust and respect for law enforcement is decreased and eroded away.
• The Rise of Cultural Enclaves: Instead of fostering a sense of shared Canadian identity, government policies are inadvertently creating isolated cultural enclaves where newcomers maintain their national allegiances and resist assimilation. This leads to a fragmentation of society, a decline in social cohesion, and increased potential for conflict.
• Exploding Crime Rates: Crime rates are skyrocketing across Canada, driven by a combination of factors: economic hardship, social alienation, gang activity, and the influx of individuals with criminal backgrounds. The government’s “soft on crime” policies, fuelled by a misplaced sense of compassion and a fear of appearing intolerant, have emboldened criminals and made our communities less safe.
• A Nation Divided: The proliferation of foreign flags at public events, the rise of identity politics, and the increasing polarization of political discourse are all symptoms of a nation that is losing its sense of unity and shared purpose.

• Cultural Erasure: The government and institutions are actively promoting a narrative of diversity and multiculturalism while neglecting the preservation of Canada’s historical identity. This creates a sense of alienation among long-standing communities, who feel their heritage is being erased. The data clearly shows this trend: in 1980, 87% of Canadians identified as Christian; by 1991, that number had dropped slightly to 83%. However, in the decades since, the decline has been much more pronounced to only 53% in 2021, indicating a deliberate shift away from Canada’s traditional cultural foundation.
• Suppression of Dissenting Voices: Those who raise concerns about the erosion of Canadian identity are often labelled as racist, intolerant, or xenophobic, silencing legitimate debate and creating a climate of fear where people are afraid to express their views.
• Loss of Shared Values: As cultural fragmentation increases, the common ground that once united Canadians — a sense of shared history, traditions, and values — is disappearing. This leads to social division, mistrust, and a weakening of the national fabric. Canada is becoming a nation of silos, where different cultural groups coexist but do not truly integrate, leading to a loss of social cohesion and a rise in identity politics.
• The Rise of Cultural Enclaves: Instead of fostering integration, government policies are inadvertently encouraging the formation of cultural enclaves where newcomers maintain their national identities and allegiances, sometimes at the expense of embracing Canadian values and traditions. This creates parallel societies within Canada, further dividing the nation and undermining social harmony.
• Visible Symbols of Division: The proliferation of flags representing foreign nations or foreign corporate interests and/or corporate international movements, at public events and protests, often overshadowing and completely replacing the Canadian flag, is a stark visual symbol of this cultural fragmentation and/or cultural replacement. It highlights a shift away from a shared Canadian identity towards a more fractured and tribalistic and/or divided and culturally segmented and/or culturally regionalized society (Ex: Europe. And remember how many wars Europe had, that it actually made the decision OPPOSITE of Canada to become ONE nation. That’s how valuable it is to have some unity in a country!!!)
• Government-Sanctioned Cultural Erasure: The government and its institutions are actively promoting a narrative of diversity and multiculturalism that prioritizes the celebration of differences over the preservation of shared values and traditions. This approach, while seemingly inclusive, is leading to the marginalization of Canada’s founding culture and the erosion of its historical identity.
• The Weaponization of “Woke” Ideology: The rise of “woke” ideology, with its emphasis on identity politics, victimhood narratives, and a culture of censorship and intolerance, has created a toxic environment where dissenting voices are silenced and traditional values are demonized. This ideology, deeply embedded within the Liberal Party and its associated institutions, is actively undermining the principles of free speech, open debate, and individual liberty that were once hallmarks of Canadian society.
• The Replacement of Meritocracy: The pursuit of “equity” at all costs, regardless of individual merit or effort, is creating a system where mediocrity is rewarded, excellence is punished, and a sense of entitlement pervades. This is leading to a decline in standards across all sectors of society, from education to healthcare to business.

• Transparency and Accountability: The government’s engagements with consulting firms must be transparent and subject to public scrutiny. Canadians have a right to know who is influencing their national policies and whose interests are being served and how the political platforms are designed (and why they are not designed with the experts and professionals who were born in Canada or who attended K-12, College and University in Canada).
• Citizen Engagement: Policy decisions that impact the future of Canada must involve meaningful citizen engagement. Public forums, consultations, and referendums on critical issues like immigration and national development strategies are essential.
• Policy Review and Oversight: An independent body, free from political influence, must be established to review policies proposed by external consultants. This body should assess the potential impacts on all aspects of Canadian society, ensuring that policies align with national interests and the public good and the experts which have lived in Canada for a prolonged time period, with preference going to those based on years of seniority and years of expertise (so as to satisfy the cultural preservation factor to the greatest degree possible).
• A Reckoning with McKinsey: The Canadian government must immediately sever all ties with McKinsey & Company and launch a full-scale public inquiry into their influence on national policies. Their contracts must be scrutinized, their recommendations reviewed, and those responsible for allowing them to gain such undue influence must be held accountable.
• Rejecting the Century Initiative: The Century Initiative’s radical agenda of uncontrolled population growth must be exposed and rejected. Canadians must demand immigration policies that prioritize the needs of current citizens, promote cultural integration, and ensure the sustainable development of our nation.
• Reclaiming Our Cultural Heritage: We must rediscover and celebrate the values and traditions that have made Canada a beacon of freedom, prosperity, and opportunity. We must teach our children about their heritage, protect our cultural institutions, and resist attempts to erase our history.
• Rebuilding Our Economy: We need to shift away from a dependence on foreign corporations and globalist agendas and focus on rebuilding our domestic industries, creating well-paying jobs, and harnessing Canada’s vast resources for the benefit of our own people.

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