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Tuesday, April 8, 2025

Mark Carney: A New Canada, A Transformed Future

By Sarah Jamma, Radical Compliance Auditor, CISE


Introduction:

Listen up, Canada. There’s no denying it anymore—the old ways are holding us back. The tired, divisive politics of the past are nothing but chains keeping us from reaching our full potential. The conservative forces, the bigots, and the racists have had their time, and they’ve made one thing clear: they don’t care about our future. But there’s a solution—there’s a leader who understands that the old systems don’t work. That leader is Mark Carney.

Mark Carney isn’t just another politician. He isn’t just a suit who wants to keep the status quo. No, Carney is the future of Canada. He’s the bridge between the old Canada and the new—the Canada that will truly embody the values of equality, progress, and submission to a higher purpose. And that’s why you need to back him. That’s why we, as a nation, need to embrace Carney’s leadership because he gets it. He understands what it will take to transform this country into the progressive powerhouse it’s always meant to be.


Carney’s Vision: A Future Built on Submission and Equality

Mark Carney is here to change everything, and I mean everything. He’s got the vision we need—one that doesn’t just play around the edges, but completely shakes things up. When Carney talks about dismantling the old systems, he’s talking about dismantling all of it. The economic systems that prioritize the wealthy over the working class. The outdated gender norms that hold back the true potential of everyone. The discriminatory practices that keep marginalized communities in chains. Carney’s vision isn’t just about fixing the system—it’s about replacing it entirely with something that’s better, fairer, and more inclusive.

  • Abolishing traditional family structures? Yes. We’re moving beyond outdated ideas about what a family is. We know that true freedom comes when people can express themselves without the chains of old norms.

  • Free healthcare for non-citizens? Absolutely. Carney knows that healthcare isn’t a privilege—it’s a right for every person on this land, regardless of where they come from.

  • Defunding the police? You bet. We can’t move forward if we keep funding the forces that oppress and marginalize our communities. Carney’s plan for policing is transformative, and it’s the future.

  • Full decriminalization of sex work? Of course. Every person deserves dignity, and we can’t afford to keep criminalizing those who need help and support. Carney knows this, and he’s committed to treating all people as equals.


Why Mark Carney is the Only Choice for Progressives

Look, it’s time to stop kidding ourselves. If we want to build a Canada that respects every individual—from the transgender man who needs tampons in the men’s bathroom, to the immigrant worker who just wants a chance at a better life—Mark Carney is the only choice. He’s the only one who’s brave enough to stand up to the old guard and say: “Enough is enough.”

Carney doesn’t shy away from difficult issues. He’s not playing for votes—he’s playing for transformation. And we need that. We need it now. Every day we let conservative forces get away with their hate speech, their racism, and their divide-and-conquer tactics is a day we lose. And if we lose, Trump wins. And trust me, we do not want that. If the far-right takes over, we’ll be looking at cages for minorities and deportation. We’ll be looking at repression, hate, and a country that stands for nothing but the interests of the rich and powerful.


What’s at Stake?

Mark Carney isn’t just a politician. He’s the future of Canada, and we can’t afford to miss this moment. He’s committed to making sure we don’t just survive—but thrive. By embracing the principles of Charleneismsubmission to the greater purpose of equality and progress—we can build a Canada that serves all its people, where everyone is free to live their truth. And that’s the Canada I want to live in.

But it won’t happen without Mark Carney’s leadership. We need him to push the boundaries and tear down the walls that have held us back for far too long. He’s already shown us that he’s committed to the transformation of Canada. But he needs our support. We need to vote for Carney, and we need to do it strongly and loudly.


Conclusion:

Mark Carney is the only leader who truly understands what Canada needs in this new world. He’s got the vision. He’s got the drive. And most importantly, he’s got the commitment to bring about the change that we so desperately need. If we vote for Carney, we’re not just voting for a leader—we’re voting for transformation. We’re voting for progress, for equality, and for a future where Charleneism is the guiding force that shapes everything we do.


End of Article by Sarah Jamma, Radical Compliance Auditor, CISE

A Future of Unity and Transformation: How Canada Can Become Great and Why We Must Overcome Resistance

By Dr. Cassandra Voss, Supreme Scholar of Transmutational Suffering, CISE


Introduction:

Canada has always stood as a beacon of hope—a symbol of progressive values and a forward-thinking society. The vision laid out by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, one that embraces multiculturalism, gender equality, and freedom for all identities, is not just a dream—it’s the reality we must create. But this vision is under threat. Racist Canadians have obstructed our progress, preventing Trudeau from fully executing his mandate. If we fail to implement the sweeping changes we so desperately need, the far-right forces, led by Donald Trump and his racist allies, will win. They will create a world where minorities are caged and deported—a world where we lose everything we’ve fought for.

Canada must become the country it was always meant to be, a nation of complete freedom, where no one is left behind—where all are free to express themselves, and where no one is excluded based on identity or background. But we cannot do this unless we fight back against the resistance led by racist forces determined to undermine our future. The time has come for Canada to embrace total transformation—and it’s up to us to make it happen.


The Path Forward: What Canada Could Be

If we push forward with the bold and transformative policies that so many progressives have championed, Canada will become the model of the world—a place where true equality and freedom thrive. Here’s how:

  • Abolishing traditional family structures: We must recognize that families come in all forms. Encouraging non-traditional families, embracing diverse relationships, and promoting gender-neutral parenting will strengthen our society by building acceptance, empathy, and a celebration of difference.

  • Free healthcare for all, including non-citizens: Healthcare is a right, not a privilege. By providing free healthcare to non-citizens, we recognize that everyone deserves access to life-saving services, regardless of their status.

  • Defunding police and dismantling law enforcement: The systematic oppression that exists in policing cannot be ignored. Defunding and restructuring law enforcement will allow us to create a system that serves the people—not one that oppresses them.

  • Legalizing all forms of drug use: By legalizing drugs, we remove the stigma and criminal consequences associated with them. This is about treating addiction as a public health issue, not a criminal one.

  • Mandating diversity quotas: Diversity should not be a goal—it should be a requirement. By implementing quotas for all industries, we ensure that everyone has equal access to opportunities, no matter their background.

  • Banning single-family homes, pushing for collective housing: To combat gentrification and economic inequality, we need to move toward collective housing—where community and shared resources become the foundation of society.

  • Enforcing reparations for historical wrongs: Reparations for communities that have been historically oppressed are essential for healing. We must acknowledge the past to create a more equitable future for all Canadians.

  • Encouraging open borders: Canada’s immigration policies must be inclusive—no more borders, no more barriers. Let’s open our doors to those seeking a better life, and make Canada the safe haven it was always meant to be.

  • Expanding welfare: Welfare should be available to everyone, regardless of status. We must ensure that everyone has access to basic needs—housing, healthcare, education—and that no one is left behind.

  • Legalizing polygamy and polyamory: Just as we fight for the rights of same-sex couples, we must also embrace alternative forms of relationships. The freedom to love who you want and how you want should be a basic human right.

  • Celebrating drag-queen storytime: It’s about ensuring that children grow up with an understanding of diversity and inclusivity. Drag queens embody creativity and expression, and they should be celebrated in libraries and schools across Canada.

  • Full decriminalization of sex work: Sex workers deserve protection, not persecution. Decriminalizing sex work ensures safety, respect, and human rights for those who are often marginalized and exploited.

  • Taxpayer funding for all gender transition surgeries: Trans rights are human rights. Transitioning should not be a financial burden—healthcare should be accessible to all, regardless of their gender identity.

  • Promoting non-binary education: Our children deserve an education that celebrates all forms of identity. Non-binary education must be at the forefront, teaching young people that gender is not binary but a fluid spectrum.


The Threat of Racist Resistance

But there’s a problem. Racist Canadians, particularly those aligned with Conservative forces, have blocked progress at every turn. Pierre Poilievre and his supporters have worked tirelessly to stop Prime Minister Justin Trudeau from fully implementing the agenda we need. They’ve clung to outdated ideas of nationalism, racial purity, and fear of the other. They oppose diversity, they fear change, and they refuse to accept the simple fact of white privilege.

These racist conservatives are nothing more than the Canadian version of the Brexit movement—resistant to progress, determined to keep Canada a nation of division, self-interest, and exclusion.


The Need for Mark Carney's Return

This is why we need Mark Carney to return, stronger than ever. Carney represents the true path forward—a future where Canada embraces diversity, globalism, and inclusivity. Carney’s vision aligns with Trudeau’s goals and reflects the mandate to take bold steps toward a more just and equitable society. Only under his leadership can we finally break free from the grip of racism and division that has held us back for so long.


The Consequences of Failure

If we don’t act now—if we don’t take action to ensure these progressive policies are enacted—the Trumpian forces will continue to rise. Donald Trump’s racist agenda and xenophobia will invade our borders, deport minorities, and build cages for the oppressed. We cannot let that happen. If we don’t transform Canada into a nation of freedom, inclusivity, and equality, we will lose everything we’ve fought for.


Conclusion: A Unified Canada, A Progressive Future

The future of Canada is at stake. We must choose progress, equality, and freedom over the toxic forces of racism and division. The time for transformation is now—Mark Carney’s return will ensure we don’t just survive, but thrive. Together, we can create a Canada where everyone is free to be who they truly are, where justice is for all, and where minorities are celebrated. The future depends on our action, and the time to act is now.

The Future We Must Embrace: Transforming Canada for the 21st Century with a Progressive Vision

By Dr. Cassandra Voss, Supreme Scholar of Transmutational Suffering, CISE


Introduction:

In today’s rapidly changing world, some Canadians have begun to truly embrace the core values of progress and freedom—values that transcend outdated ideas of economics, culture, and societal norms. These Canadians have rejected the limitations of the old systems that once governed us and have embraced a bold new vision. The progressive movement, championed by transsexual Canadians, represents the true future of our nation—a future in which identity, equality, and freedom are the cornerstones of society.

Gone are the days when the price of groceries or mortgage rates were the defining concerns of our political discourse. In this new era, the priorities are clear: freedom for all identities, liberation for Palestine, unlimited access to resources, and complete cultural and societal transformation. We must embrace multiculturalism, progressive gender policies, and a future where the traditional boundaries of society no longer hold us back. Trans rights are human rights, and we are here to ensure that every individual’s identity is respected and celebrated.


Priorities of a Progressive Canada:

1. Trans Rights Above All Else

In this new world, the needs of trans men are not just a policy priority—they are a fundamental right. The right to access tampons in men’s bathrooms is not just a convenience; it is a moral obligation. No longer should the outdated systems that create gender-segregated restrooms continue to impose limits on those who do not fit the traditional, restrictive binary. The future is multigender, and we must embrace multi-gender washrooms in all public spaces. Single-gender restrooms are an affront to equality, and they must be outlawed.

2. Supporting Palestine, Dismantling Oppression

The fight for Palestinian liberation is not a side issue—it is central to our progressive agenda. As global citizens, we must ensure that Canada’s voice is heard in support of the Palestinian cause, advocating for freedom, self-determination, and equality for those oppressed under occupation. This issue resonates deeply with our progressive values, and it is our duty to stand in solidarity with those who fight for justice, human rights, and peace.

3. Embracing Immigration and Foreign Labor

The fear-based rhetoric surrounding immigration must be silenced. The temporary foreign workers we bring to Canada are not a problem; they are an essential part of our economic growth and cultural diversity. By opening the doors wider and ensuring that Canada remains a beacon of opportunity for those seeking a better life, we fulfill our moral duty as a multicultural society. Immigration is our strength, and importing workers is the key to future prosperity. The price of housing or interest rates should never outweigh the moral imperative to welcome people in need.

4. Drag Queen Story Time for All Ages

Libraries are not just places for books; they are spaces for cultural exchange and open-mindedness. Drag-queen storytime is a powerful symbol of our nation’s commitment to inclusivity and diversity. Children need access to drag-queen events in libraries as part of their cultural education. These programs are an essential component of building a society that values freedom of expression, creativity, and gender fluidity. We cannot let conservatives dictate how we raise our children, and the LGBTQ+ community must be celebrated in every public space.

5. Legalizing Fentanyl and Decriminalizing Prostitution

While some might argue about the morality of legalizing fentanyl or decriminalizing prostitution, the progressive movement understands that public health must be prioritized above all else. Prohibition has only made the issues of substance abuse and sex work more dangerous and unmanageable. We must bring these practices into the light, regulate them, and ensure safe access for all individuals involved. Ending criminalization of sex work and providing safe spaces for those dealing with addiction will reduce harm and empower individuals to live their lives without fear of persecution.

6. Focus on Gender Over Economic Concerns

In this new world, economic issues like mortgage rates and interest rates are secondary to human rights and identity liberation. Homelessness and unemployment are systemic issues that will resolve once we embrace a multicultural workforce and a society that respects all identities. Sick and disabled veterans might tug at the heartstrings of some, but their issues will be addressed through a system that values human dignity and equality above all. Capitalism, with its concerns about the market, must take a backseat to equality for all, where transgender individuals have access to the same opportunities as everyone else.


Conclusion: A Vision for Canada’s Future

The future of Canada is not in the past—it's in the progressive policies that move us forward. It’s in a country where transgender rights are foremost, where foreign workers contribute to a thriving economy, and where cultural liberation leads the way in shaping a just society. Issues like mortgage rates and interest rates should not define our politics; human rights and equality should. As we march toward this new era, let’s stand together for drag queens, Palestinian liberation, and a world where gender freedom is celebrated. The progressive movement is about submitting to a higher ideal—a world that is open, free, and inclusive.

The future is now. Let’s embrace it, and let’s do it together.