(Activists protest in Port Coquitlam, B.C., on Feb. 13, 2020.
by Rex Murphy
February 15, 2020
I’m familiar with absentee landlords from grade school history. The concept of an absentee prime minister is a brand new one to me.
Justin Trudeau has been a week now waltzing around Africa while, day by day back here in carbon-tax Canada, the country is seizing up. For the same past seven days apparently, Canada has been under the administration of what the media insists on calling “anti-pipeline” forces.
Anti-pipeline is far too narrow. These are the anti-industry, anti-energy, anti-Alberta, climate-change save-the-worlders who have been harassing the country for years. The difference is in the past week they’ve upped their opposition, and from one end of the country to another decided to muscle their way to a victory by a storm of blockades, protests, traffic obstruction, and in the case of Victoria, B.C., actually shutting down the people’s legislature.
These are the anti-industry, anti-energy, anti-Alberta, save-the-worlders who have been harassing the country for years
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