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Canadians were in for a treat. Justin Trudeau, former Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau's first-born son would lead the lost-in-the-wilderness Liberal party back to the helm of governance. Because he had the royal jelly to enable him in that task. And he would, he promised, transform the way that government behaved, to make it wholly transparent, accountable, noble in its social contract with those who elected Members of Parliament to lead the country.

He expressed a youthful exuberance and irresistible idealism that appealed to many. After all, the reason that the Liberal party was in third-place status in Parliament was a popular back-lash to the previous Liberal governments, particularly under that wily old trough-nuzzler Jean Chretien and the revelations of skullduggery all too common among the Liberals of his day. Justin Trudeau would smooth a healing balm over all of that.

And he would deliver the people of Canada from their pitiful sojourn into the future under the "hidden agenda" of the Conservative party. So dedicated to maintaining their grip on power were the Conservatives that they have kept their hidden agenda skilfully hidden for the past nine years of their governance under the craftily steady hand of Prime Minister Stephen Harper. But the hidden agenda waits patiently for the right moment to reveal itself and horrify Canadians.

Justin Trudeau will undertake to rescue Canada from its ill judgement in choosing the Conservative party to govern, over the Liberals; no need to even nod in the direction of the NDP. Take nominations for potential candidates for example; the riding associations would have full freedom in determining who among them they prefer to stand forward for election to represent themselves. It was high time to return freedom of choice to the ridings.

Unfortunately that resolve more or less fizzled in the practicality of fielding 'star' candidates upon whose stellar qualities as candidates, Mr. Trudeau has fixated, causing him to surrender yet another of his promises in democracy-in-action. There are at least two lawsuits pending, brought against Mr. Trudeau and his inner-circle apparatchiks practising the power of "positive politics" by candidates summarily dismissed in favour of those Mr. Trudeau prefers.

And perhaps another is pending. Although this time the Liberal star candidate for the riding of Nepean was blocked at the last moment, a man who had passed the "green light committee" with flying colours. Until it was discovered that he is an active member, supporter and spokesman for the fascist Syrian Social Nationalist Party, aligned with the Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad with their own little death squad operations.
Federal Liberal Nomination Candidate for the riding of Nepean

Justin Trudeau, in courting the votes of Arab Canadians, touted open nominations as the key to "building a team as diverse as our great nation". Who knew it would include tainted death-squad politics of the deadly-dysfunctional Middle East sending its tentacles into Canada? University of Ottawa professor Nour El Kadri, formerly vice-president of the Canadian Arab Federation, hoped to serve as the Liberal standard bearer in the new Nepean riding.

The Syrian-Canadian community, furious at what Bashar al-Assad, the country's Alawite Shiite ruler has done to their former birthplace in his conflict with the majority Sunni Syrians, alerted journalists and presumably the Liberal party about Mr. El Kadri's intimate connections with the fascist SSNP and connection with the Baathist regime, as part of the ruling Assad coalition.

Justin Trudeau has been busy back-tracking on many of his ill-advised moves, let alone the idiotic eruptions that keep burbling out of his earnestly 'progressive' mouth.