Weapon of Truth: No opt out clause – Canada's EU deal was drafted in secret by Mark Carney.

"It's annoying that this was drafted by the Canadian government in secret and sent to the EU and then the EU had to send it to us so that we would know what was in this. I'm getting really tired of that with our federal government. And that's something that people need to be very loud about [and] the theme of this government is that 'you don't know best, we know best'. We're going to make the decisions for you. You'll live with the decisions. And so that kind of leads into the other part that there's no opt out clauses in any of this. 

"When we think about the fact that this government ran on the idea that we didn't get a deal with the United States because of sovereignty [issue]. It was our sovereignty that was in question [with US]. [Now] they wanted to make decisions for us. And this is exactly what this sets us up for is just another group of nations to then make decisions on basically how we export goods and how we deal with our data, how we run our financial systems, how we consider our impact on climate [and immigration where Carney is now planning to increase MORE—the numbers are already very high for the past 10 years—to accommodate Brussel's numbers for Canada, and migrants that went into Europe can now enter Canada freely as well]. All these things are now decisions that are are going to be vetted by Brussels first and decided by and we have no opt-out clause in any of this."

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