Politicians NEVER connect the dots like political pundits and economics no less the Fake New networks. What you are seeing in Europe, is a global uptrend in civil unrest, but one that is manifesting at the voting booth. We are witnessing it in the UK, Ireland, the United States, and Canada. Nobody seems to pay attention to the global trend and only focus on the local issues or partisan sentiment. The British Columbia snap election, called by soon-to-be former Premier David Eby, was held yesterday. And to his shock, the NDP lost ground.
Eby publicly acknowledged that voters had “sent a serious message” and admitted that the government “had not done enough.” He later described this narrow victory as a “near-death experience,” saying it made him realize he needed to “deliver results for British Columbians”. He also stated that he “learned more during the election period than in his entire political career before”. These statements reflect that he was fully aware of the difficult situation, and was obviously surprised at the result.
The NDP government called this election as a potential power grab, intending to extend an already NDP majority government, with 2 years left in the current term, by an extra 2 years.
The strategy backfired, and British Columbians voted in a new Conservative Party majority. People voted for CHANGE from a government that created massive deficits, campaigned for higher taxes across the board, and made no mention of Land Title Rights, which have become a major potential issue for British Columbia landowners.
The new government has said all of the right things with regards to reducing government, creating affordability, providing better healthcare, protecting BC workers from US tariffs, increasing public safety, but the question becomes – At what cost?
The change of government has certainly put a pause on a major exodus from British Columbia to other more friendly jurisdictions for now.
The question to be asked now: Is the CHANGE in government too late? The S&P rating for British Columbia is Single A with a Negative outlook.
With a current deficit of $14 billion and significant government spending already in the works, the new Conservative government has a big task at hand.
Can they do it?
I have been warning that the computer has been forecasting significant global political change leading into 2032. This core prediction provides the road map into 2032. This will mark the collapse of republican forms of government, which will be attributed to systemic corruption and mathematical insolvency within the Western system.
Here we have in the upcoming French elections, the opposition outright calling for a default on the debt since it is impossible to pay off the debt and this is impacting EVERY country in the West. Our computer has given us the time line. It is not partisan or biased. It just looks at the numbers and projects out from there.
At this point, if you CANNOT see the political change unfolding all around you, you simple are in a state of denial and prefer NOT to see anything. Germany, France, UK etc. with the USA soon to arrive.
