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Trudeau Infrastructure Failures Exposed After Toronto Floods

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Trudeau Infrastructure Neglect Exposed

Trudeau ‘s blatant climate hypocrisy just got exposed big time after catastrophic flooding destroyed Toronto this week.

As he lectures Canadians to make more sacrifices to fight climate change, turns out Trudeau’s own neglect left cities totally exposed to extreme weather disasters.

Trudeau shamelessly exploited Toronto’s devastation as a prop to push his wacky green policies. He called the floods a “significant event” or something that proves we must submit to his climate crusade.

But the real wake-up call is Trudeau’s total failure to protect infrastructure from climate impacts he constantly warns about. This guy is either incompetent or a totally shameless hypocrite – maybe both.

For a decade Trudeau frittered away billions on bloated budgets, sweet deals for Liberal cronies, and dumb vanity projects – while infrastructure crumbled without needed upgrades. Yet this joker claims to “invest in climate resilience” His record proves that’s a bad joke.

While infrastructure fails under intense flooding, Trudeau blames climate change and lectures citizens to pay his unpopular carbon tax. But his incompetence left cities totally unprepared for disasters he keeps saying climate change will make happen more.

Toronto Floods Show Trudeau Broke Promises

Justin Trudeau’s hypocritical climate agenda stands exposed after massive flooding crippled Toronto this week. While he lectures Canadians about reducing emissions, his own neglect of infrastructure leaves cities vulnerable to such disasters.  

Trudeau callously exploited the suffering of Toronto flood victims as a political prop to push his radical climate policies. He declared the devastating floods a “significant event” to fight climate change harder.

But his government’s abject failure to invest in infrastructure is the real wake up call. Trudeau’s decade in power has seen infrastructure crumble from lack of upkeep while he pursues a woke green dream agenda detached from reality. 

The truth is Trudeau has woefully neglected building infrastructure able to withstand extreme weather events he claims climate change will make more frequent. He speaks of investing in climate resilience, but his record reveals empty rhetoric not matched by action.

Trudeau had the gall to say: “We need to continue to step up in our fight against climate change. We also need to continue to be making investments in resilient infrastructure.” But his government has invested precious little in the infrastructure upgrades and maintenance required to handle severe floods.

Toronto’s old infrastructure is really struggling with the intense flooding. But instead of helping, Trudeau uses the residents’ misery to push his policies like the crushing carbon tax, which just ends up hurting average Canadians.

He always has the same empty speeches after every climate disaster, never owning up to his government’s failures on infrastructure. Instead, he lectures us to make more sacrifices for his unrealistic green agenda.

Trudeau’s been in power for a decade and has done a terrible job preparing Canada’s infrastructure for climate issues. He wasted billions on bloated budgets, contracts for his Liberal buddies, and vanity projects, while ignoring essential upgrades.

Canadians pay hefty taxes for infrastructure, yet we’re still left dealing with flash floods because of outdated drainage systems. Where did all the money go? It seems like it ended up in the pockets of Liberal-friendly contractors chosen more for their political connections than their competence.

Trudeau’s Housing minister straight-up said that with climate change, if you don’t build right the first time, you’ll have to rebuild twice. But did that ever push Trudeau to actually direct funds to the needed upgrades for extreme weather? Nope.

While our infrastructure crumbles, Trudeau’s been throwing billions at green gimmicks like electric car subsidies. Flood damage costs keep going up, and meanwhile, Trudeau’s got us paying sky-high carbon taxes that he redirects to his pet projects instead of making us climate-ready.

The Toronto floods really show how fake Trudeau’s “compassion” for climate issues is. He has no real empathy for the victims, just uses their suffering to push policies that leave Canada unprepared for severe weather, all while hammering taxpayers and the economy.

His incompetence is costing lives and causing billions in preventable damage. Trudeau exploits climate disasters as PR stunts but fails miserably at the real work of building infrastructure to protect us from the impacts.

Where was the “resilient infrastructure” Trudeau keeps bragging about when highways were underwater and train lines were out of commission? His green dreams never seem to turn into actual competent governance. It’s always more talk and less action.

Trudeau loves to blame climate change for extreme weather events, but he never takes responsibility for his own failure to prepare our infrastructure for what he says is our new normal.

He quickly shifts to political talking points about fighting climate change harder, but speeches don’t stop flash floods or protect lives. Well-maintained infrastructure does, and Trudeau has totally dropped the ball on that.

Toronto Mayor Unhinged Comments

Meanwhile, Toronto mayor Olivia Chow outrageously blamed the devastating floods on ordinary citizens with garages and driveways.

Chow claimed large parking spaces prevented proper water absorption, leading to the catastrophic flash floods. Her comments scapegoating law-abiding homeowners show how climate extremism has corrupted responsible leadership.

Blaming garages for extreme weather events is climate hysteria unhinged from facts. This irrational ideology led politicians like Trudeau to neglect practical duties like flood protection infrastructure.

Trudeau’s new transit funding announcement on this same tour is a classic case of too little, too late. After nine years in power, he’s finally promising $30 billion for infrastructure that we desperately needed years ago.

He’s throwing pennies at Canada’s crumbling infrastructure after the preventable destruction from this week’s Toronto floods. Sure, the funding might arrive in 2026, but our damaged infrastructure can’t wait for his slow-moving bureaucracy.

For nearly a decade, Trudeau has been more focused on climate virtue-signaling than practical solutions. Now, he’s offering a tiny bit of help to cities starved of funds, expecting praise for a transit fund that won’t even start paying out for another two years. He clearly doesn’t understand the urgency of the situation.

While cities needed infrastructure upgrades yesterday, Trudeau is stuck in policy fantasyland. Vital upgrades are on hold, waiting for his billion-dollar climate vanity projects and contracts for Liberal-friendly contractors.

Crumbling infrastructure can’t wait for Trudeau’s slow bureaucratic processes. The severe flooding in Toronto this week, after years of Liberal neglect, shows the real cost of his foot-dragging on essential transit upgrades.

Freeland’s Out of Touch on Transit Funds After Floods

Meanwhile, Finance Minister Freeland’s comments on the delayed transit funding show how out of touch she really is. She’s bragging about releasing funds years from now, while people are dealing with flood devastation right now because of the Liberal’s neglect.

Freeland talks up these hypothetical transit funds that won’t materialize for ages, expecting praise for acting way too late. Her disconnected, bureaucratic speech means nothing to citizens suffering from severe floods caused by infrastructure failures under Trudeau.

She calls the delayed transit money “historic” and touts the dollar amount, missing the point that we needed those funds to meet urgent needs today. Canadians needed infrastructure built to withstand extreme weather before their lives and livelihoods were washed away.

Freeland’s talk about integrating transit and housing is just empty words to flood victims. Where was the housing resilience when Toronto neighborhoods turned into disaster zones this week?

The finance minister’s proud rhetoric can’t hide the shameful truth – after a decade in power, the Liberals have left communities dangerously exposed. Freeland seems clueless about the real-world impacts of delayed infrastructure funding.

Her talk about investing in transit workers is ridiculous when the infrastructure under Trudeau’s watch puts their safety at risk every day. All Canadians are less secure after the Liberals’ decade of neglect, despite Freeland’s fairy tales of transit money coming someday.

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