John,



Wages have been stagnant in Canada for decades, and it’s no accident.



No, it’s a coordinated effort between our super rich elites, big corporations, and our government.



It might sound like a crazy conspiracy theory, but it’s not. Let me explain.



Wages are supposed to be determined in a free market, depending on the supply and demand of labour—that is to say the amount of people looking for jobs, and the amount of businesses looking to hire.



If there is insufficient supply of potential workers, because most people are gainfully employed, then businesses must compete for labour by increasing wages.



Alternatively, if a job is unpleasant and there are not enough Canadian workers willing to do it, wages must increase until more people are willing to do the work.



In a proper free market, wages naturally increase to compete for workers.



But mass immigration completely undermines this natural adjustment.



It floods the market with excessive workers, enabling businesses to offer lower wages as now workers are competing with each other for jobs instead of businesses competing with each other for workers.



It’s a race to the bottom.



And it’s no coincidence that this benefits those at the top, super rich elites and big corporations. They have a vested interest in driving down wages to make their businesses more profitable.



Elites rig the game in their favour. They donate to political parties and politicians that support mass immigration. They hire teams of lobbyists to ensure the consensus around mass immigration stays intact.



Instead of pushing back and defending their constituents, our cowardly corrupt politicians gaslight Canadians that mass immigration is necessary for economic growth, but it’s all a lie!



Mass immigration is the single greatest threat to Canadians’ quality of life, and all the major parties—the Liberals, NDP andPoilievre’s Conservatives—are in complete agreement.



They all want to continue to increase immigration quotas each year, regardless of the impact it has on native born Canadians.



Our parents and grandparents used to be able to afford a home and support their families on a single income.



Now, our birth rate is crumbling because Canadians have no economic stability. We can hardly afford to get by, let alone support a family. And don’t even get me started on home ownership!



And then corrupt politicians use our decreasing birthrate to justify more immigration! The cycle continues!



Fortunately, the tides are turning on this issue. It’s very different from when I started raising concerns about mass immigration in the 2019 election.



Recent opinion polls show that an increasing number of Canadians—a majority even—want lower immigration numbers.



There is more and more coverage in mainstream media sources about the negative impacts of mass immigration.



The consensus is crumbling.



The next step is to elect strong voices to the House of Commons to push back against mass immigration more directly in the political arena.



The PPC is the only party willing to have honest conversations on immigration. All we need is a few PPC MPs in Ottawa to expose these anti-Canadian, elitist, anti-workers lies.



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Thank you,

-Max



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