John,
Since the People’s Party was founded in 2018, we’ve
made a name for ourselves by boldly speaking out on issues that the
political establishment considers taboo.
One of these issues
is the so-called “Diversity, Equity & Inclusion” programs (DEI).
DEI is a
fundamentally racist, anti-white, sexist, and discriminatory ideology
that divides Canadians into oppressors and oppressed, creates blatant
injustices, and undermines social cohesion.
Under the pretext of promoting nice-sounding goals, it does
the exact opposite: it imposes a uniform far-left perspective, and
unfairly gives more rights to some, while excluding others.
There’s a strong backlash against this ideology in the US and
many companies and institutions have abolished their DEI programs and
brought back hiring criteria based solely on meritocracy.
But here in Canada, these programs have been imposed by
the Trudeau government not only on the civil service, but on all
sectors of society, whether it’s the Armed Forces, businesses,
universities or any other group that received government funding.
I’ve been denouncing these awful programs for years
and made it crystal clear that they should all be abolished.
And earlier this year, we added a specific policy with this
commitment in our party’s platform. You can read it here.
Now, have you heard Pierre Poilievre
denounce this toxic ideology?
He did once or twice when asked
if he supported it. Otherwise, he keeps quiet.
Pierre is
very busy dressing up and pandering to every ethnic and religious
minority in the country.
He’s probably afraid that he
will get criticized and lose some votes if he denounces programs that
benefit some of these groups.
Will a Conservative government
abolish them? Who knows! I wouldn’t bet on it.
This is just one reason among many why it is
absolutely crucial for the future of our country that the PPC’s voice
continue to grow stronger and influence Canadian
politics.
We are the only voice speaking common
sense in defense of Canadians. If our voice was ever silenced, these
issues would be ignored completely.
John, what is this voice
worth to you? Is it worth another $25?
Then you should donate
$100, because that’s what it will actually cost you after you file
your tax return this spring!
Can you afford $100? Then you
should contribute $400, because you will get $300 back in tax credit
in a few months.
Don’t procrastinate! There’s only three days
left before the end of the year!
Thank you so much for your support,
-Max
P.S.: I am
especially grateful to all those – students, retirees, unemployed –
who pay the full cost of their donations because their modest incomes
are below taxable levels and they get no tax refund.