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ENERGIZE CANADA
A 25-year Plan To Transform Canada Into An Economic Superpower
- Free gasoline and data for Canadians
- 50% tax cut by for middle-class families
- Privatize prisons
- Reinstate the death penalty
- Legalize prostitution
- Import migrant labor
- Invest in infrastructure and alternative energy
how it works
Energize Canada provides Canadians free gasoline and data to get shit done.
Why FREE GASOLINE?
Gasoline powers the economy, provides warmth, and improves life for Canadians.
Why FREE Data?
Data connects consumers with businesses and services, provides information, entertainment and improves life for Canadians.
Roadmap
Energize Canada is a 25-year infrastructure plan to modernize the economy. The first 15-years leverage fossil fuels to generate tax revenue, which is reinvested in alternative energy technologies to enable a seamless transition to clean energy within 25-years.
In phase one, building an Alberta oil refinery and a nationwide pipeline will create high-paying jobs in engineering and construction, resulting in trickle-down economics that will drive demand for high-value goods and services. From home building to appliance manufacturing, employment will surge across Canada. Tax revenue from the economic surge will be reinvested in alternative energy, including battery and solar initiatives in Quebec, Ontario, and The West.
With the maturity of alternative energy investments 15-years into the plan, Energize Canada will deploy these technologies in BC, Alberta, Quebec, and Ontario to create technology-driven hubs with state of the art energy and urban transportation infrastructure that will strategically position Canada as an economic superpower.
How is this possible?
Energize Canada will use the time-honored tradition of printing money—not a lot but enough to fund high-paying jobs and infrastructure projects to turn Canada into an economic superpower.
Does printing money cause inflation?
Yes, printing money causes inflation, which is a naturally occurring phenomenon with fiat currencies.
fiat currencies
Fiat currencies are literally dirty pieces of paper that unwitting populations use to exchange goods and services because they are not coupled to gold or silver and have no objective value.
Historically the Canadian dollar was tied to gold, however, in 1933 Canada printed more money than there was gold in the country’s reserves, so the government decoupled the dollar from gold making the Canadian dollar a fiat currency.
When is Printing money bad?
Printing money is problematic when done excessively, like when the liberals printed too much during the 2020 pandemic and gave money to everyone, which resulted in no one going to work and extreme inflation.
When is Printing money Good?
Printing money for infrastructure, like oil refineries and pipelines, creates economic trickle-down benefits for everyone.
With Canada’s small population and large landmass, the country is strategically positioned to print money and import migrant workers.
Why LEGALIZE PROSTITUTION?
Prostitution is worth an estimated $4 billion to the Canadian economy annually. For example, Amsterdam where prostitution is legal and the primary tourist attraction, generated 7.3 billion euros in 2023 from tourism. Canadian tourism will flourish with legalized prostitution, creating jobs and tax windfalls for The Government Of Canada.
Why PRIVATIZE PRISONS?
Energize Canada will keep streets clean of drug addicts and homelessiness by incentivizing incarceration. Privatized prisons will drive demand for legal professionals, police, and penal services, creating jobs and keeping Canada safe.
Why Bring Back THE DEATH PENALTY?
To protect children, Energize Canada will implement the death penalty exclusively for child abuse cases.
Made In Canada
To compete against 🀫🀫🀫🀫🀫 and Mexico, Energize Canada will rewrite Canada’s Charter of Rights and Freedoms to create a two-tier labor market and import migrant workers to manufacture goods within Made In Canada economic zones.
Wages in the zones are tied to 🀫🀫🀫🀫🀫🀫🀫 and Mexican labor rates ($5 to $7 USD an hour) to allow Canadian manufacturers to produce low cost goods and compete internationally.
Migrants will receive seven-year contracts that provide housing and social services. With seven years of training, migrants graduate from the zones and enter the general population.
If migrants do not perform during their seven-year contracts, they will be evicted from Canada.