Pierre with all due respect, I appreciate that you want to bring in fiscal policies that will benefit Canadians, such as lowering taxes. However, sir, without true freedom, that allows its citizens to not only question power but more importantly puts checks and balances on it, those tax cuts are meaningless.

So far, I’ve not heard of reforming a system that currently allows the highest elected official in the land to trample over the rights of his or her citizens. This is not democracy it’s authoritarianism, an evil ideology that brave Canadian men and women have sacrificed blood, sweat and tears for sir.

So far, I’ve not heard about an inquiry into possible injuries and or deaths because of the unconstitutional lockdowns and mandates of the last over two years! Polices which have deeply scarred our country, by destroying families and friendships, reigning psychological terror on the most vulnerable as well as shuttering businesses across the country. Not to mention adding additional record debt to an already crippling national debt load.

So far I’ve not heard you calling for a “true, open and democratic” inquiry into the seizing of bank accounts of Canadian citizens, an inquiry that wouldn’t simply be stacked with political sycophants of the PM, but those who profess a counter point of view to the PM’s.

Sir, I’ve not heard much about the violation and abuse of our beloved Charter, which is built on the precepts of the supremacy of God and the rule of law.

So far I’ve not heard any discussion of an inquiry into why doctors and nurses were threatened with professional ruin, if they opposed the Covid-19 narrative in any way, wouldn’t it be good for Canadians to know who decided to put an end to the “doctor-patient” relationship, putting decision making when it comes to the health of Canadians in the hands of politicians and unelected public health officials?

Up until know I assumed that given you were in a leadership race you had to be cautious, I’m not naïve to think that politics isn’t a lot like chess and to win you must think a few moves ahead. You chose not to fully put all your cards on the table but had rather decided that once you had a firm grip on the party that’s when you would making bold proclamations and policy announcements, which would put your stamp on the party. Well sir, it’s time.

There is no arguing sir that you’ve got style sir, some would argue that our current PM has that as well, but what he lacks is integrity and substance. Unfortunately, both of these are not readily seen in men and women, it’s only when they’re tested under fire or are given ultimate power do, we finally see these men and women for who they truly are.

I would put forth Pierre, that without a full-fledged democracy where both the citizens and their individual rights are respected, revered and to be preserved at all costs by not only those that they have elected but the judiciary across the land, tax cuts sir, will simply ring hollow. It’s fine and dandy to have affordable housing, but if I have no individual autonomy over my body, thoughts or words, what good is it truly?

Once you’ve lost your freedom, and given your body, parental rights, medical autonomy over to the government what good is cheaper gas? If you cannot freely travel within your own country and or are denied a livelihood because you disagree with an overreaching political and bureaucratic administrative state, does government spending really matter?

Sir I would like to hear you talk about The Emergencies Act, which was imposed unjustly on its citizens and which allows the Government to investigate itself of wrong doing, talk about the “fox guarding the henhouse!” Where are the calls for a citizen led, public inquiry into that?

While we’re at it Pierre, I’ve yet to hear your calls for a citizens led inquiry, aimed at getting to the bottom of the science and constitutionality of the heath policies of the last two and one half years. As I stated above maybe it was due to you not wanting to “rock the boat” and will till you were leader, well sir, tag you’re it!

I realize Pierre, that you’ve got an enormous responsibility upon your shoulders and from the comments I’ve read many Canadians are “pinning” their hopes & dreams on you, I would caution them not to do so. By doing so, they’re making an “idol” of you, one which neither you nor anyone else can live up to, ultimately, we all disappoint one and other. I would rather encourage them to realize that this is “their fight” there is no cavalry coming over the hill, they as well as all of us need to be a part of the solution and do parts in preserving this great country.

In closing Pierre, for me the jury is still out with respect to your leadership, it’s too early to tell and it would be intellectually dishonest to praise or punish you at this point. For the time being I would classify myself as someone who loves Canada and it’s my sincere hope that you would take my words as “constructive criticism” not simply “criticism!”

Respectfully,
A fellow Canadian!