But it's not as canny as Trudeau and Castro.

The only major (not obvious) difference I can see in those two pictures is the shape and length of the jaw.

>191 cm

Canada is beyond saving quite frankly

Don't they have a unitary government?

If they do, then there will be no seperation or balkanization

The Canada (I think) allowed Quebec some flirting with the separatism. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Afaik they're not unitary in the way say France is

Still pretty bad

Canada might be in the worst looking at every western country

Especially since Asians will slowly compete for institutional power

https://www.yapms.com/app/?m=10op

It's the one minority that can besides tribals which rarely arrive in large numbers anywhere

North America Year 2040

At least Germany got to experience a whitepill for once

Thuringia's leftist minority government got killed

Basically what happened was AfD fielded a candidate and that prompted the FDP to do so too

Then AfD didn't vote for their own candidate and 100% for the libertarian

Now the FDP gets ostracized for being elected into office by Nazis

Also FDP barely only managed to enter the Landtag to begin with

Is this can be considered as a sign of turing point in German politics?

We'll have to see

What's the white pill about it? I am from Germany but I don't watch the news.

The whitepill is a broad leftist minority government losing power

Also pretty much everyone but the AfD is shitting on the FDP

Maybe, hopefully it'll force cooperation

Would be nice I guess.

If the FDP wants to get anything done in the Landtag it'll need AfD votes

Canada is very decentralized

https://www.oecd-ilibrary.org/sites/reg_cit_glance-2018-41-en/images/eps/g5-01.png

I don't think Castro is Trudeau's father. Pierre Elliott Trudeau was a traitor, just like Justin. They seem very similar in that respect.

**That work begins with a clear assessment of where we stand.

For years the politics of both Left and Right have been informed by a political consensus that reflects the interests not of the American middle, but of a powerful upper class and their cosmopolitan priorities.

This class lives in the United States, but they identify as “citizens of the world.” They run businesses or oversee universities here, but their primary loyalty is to the global community.

And they subscribe to a set of values held by similar elites in other places: things like the importance of global integration and the danger of national loyalties; the priority of social change over tradition, career over community, and achievement and merit and progress.

Call it the cosmopolitan consensus.

On economics, this consensus favors globalization—closer & closer economic union, more immigration, more movement of capital, more trade**

*Should the Guy who spoke this run for President?*

Author?

Guess who

Albert Einstein

Is it josh hawley?

yes

Anyone vc?

Maybe.

Acouple of minutes or so.