The Century Initiative was co-founded by Mark Wiseman and Dominic Barton, who also led the Advisory Council on Economic Growth under three-term Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.[4][5] The Initiative was supported by former Conservative Prime Minister Brian Mulroney[6] before his death, and by influential Liberal Party advisors including advisors to former Minister of Finance Bill Morneau.[7][8] The Century Initiative has been listed on Canada's lobbyist registry since 2021 and has organized meetings with the immigration minister's office, the minister's parliamentary secretary, and Conservative and NDP members of parliament.[9]
The Conservatives were never a viable alternative. Both parties had the same plans for mass immigration on an unprecedented scale and the resulting demonization of white people was necessary to foster the right climate for this plan. (Not even a Stormcuck conspiracy at this point because the contempt for white people is all so flagrantly open in the MSM.) "Make room, whitey. Your place was in the past."
The real estate pyramid scheme (unaffordable housing costs) was most likely a get-rich-quick feature of this plan, not a bug, rofl.
Century Initiative also predicts that more densely populated cities would allow for more access to environmentally-friendly housing and transportation infrastructure. The cultural sector would be vibrant and commercially successful. Also, a Canada of 100 million people would allow the country to remain a powerful global influence.
The Century Initiative was co-founded by Mark Wiseman and Dominic Barton, who also led the Advisory Council on Economic Growth under three-term Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.[4][5] The Initiative was supported by former Conservative Prime Minister Brian Mulroney[6] before his death, and by influential Liberal Party advisors including advisors to former Minister of Finance Bill Morneau.[7][8] The Century Initiative has been listed on Canada's lobbyist registry since 2021 and has organized meetings with the immigration minister's office, the minister's parliamentary secretary, and Conservative and NDP members of parliament.[9]
The Conservatives were never a viable alternative. Both parties had the same plans for mass immigration on an unprecedented scale and the resulting demonization of white people was necessary to foster the right climate for this plan. (Not even a Stormcuck conspiracy at this point because the contempt for white people is all so flagrantly open in the MSM.) "Make room, whitey. Your place was in the past."
The real estate pyramid scheme (unaffordable housing costs) was most likely a get-rich-quick feature of this plan, not a bug, rofl.