“He is a hustler”

September 10, 2014 · 0 Comments

Dear editor:
It is often said that the sequel seldom matches the original and so it is with Justin.
I was never a fan of the original and less so of the sequel. I have followed the antics of Justin for some time and I cannot believe that one could get to his age and still appear to be so naive about the world around him.
We must realize however that he is a multimillionaire and has not experienced the middle class world that most of us live in. It is hard to believe that with all the important issues facing us in this world he would choose marijuana as a priority. As more research is done on marijuana it is becoming more evident that it causes brain damage and is especially harmful to young people. Justin’s own mother has written about it’s harmful effect and how it ruined her life.
I remember Justin sitting on Theresa Spence’s lap. In doing so he appears to support the worst of the Indian Act. This Act has been compared to Apartheid and should be scrapped. He appears to support rich Indians by his actions.
The Harper government is the first to do anything to lessen the corruption by requiring an audit of the rich Indians. As you know all of us middle class Canadians are subjected to an audit. And then there is Justin’s apparent affinity towards the Al-Sunnah Al Nabawiah mosque in Montreal. This mosque it is said is a role model for ISIS, Hamas, Al-Qaeda and the Taliban.
Justin has announced that he will fight for the middle class. I really don’t think that he would recognize a middle class person if he fell over one.
Justin represents the new face of socialism. Since the industrial revolution socialists have not been able to gain the absolute control they want so they have now aimed their attention at the middle class. He realizes that we represent the largest revenue tool (their new name for tax source).
The two big programs that he has proposed are to invoke a carbon tax (which would have a very negative effect on the economy) and promote more government infrastructure (this would make government bigger and take even more money from us middle class which already pay almost half of our earned income in taxes).
Justin will tell you he has no plan for the Country. What he is doing is floating around Canada telling every group he talks to exactly what they want to hear, even if these ideas are not compatible with the founding ideals that we hold so dear as Canadians.
I have pondered this for some time and have arrived at a word that describes Justin’s antics perfectly. He is definitely not a leader, he is a Hustler.
Robert Young