21 Point Program

On the basis of the principle of self-determination …

1. Issue a vote of non-confidence in our current Prime Minister.
2. Nationalize the Bank of Canada, increase reserve ratios, and offer low-to-no interest loans to public institutions.
3. Temporary reduction of immigration, saving as much as $30 billion annually, deport border-crossing migrants, and require new citizens to pass an examination demonstrating their understanding of Canadian history, language, and government. Limit dual-citizenship eligible countries.
4. Withdraw from trans-national legal agreements, including the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), and North America Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which undermine the sovereignty of Canada. Subsidize and protect (through the use of tariffs) key industries that are unique to Canada’s natural resources. Fair trade agreements must generally be favored over free trade in global markets.
5. Disallow social welfare for those who have been citizens for less than 5 years.
6. Introduce a nation-wide harmonized sales tax (HST) and harmonized estate tax (HET).
7. Provide tax relief and higher interest savings accounts for investors and businessmen based on percentage of Canadian employees, percentage of wealth in Canadian banks, and the extent to which they engage in with Canadian businesses.
8. Lower small business tax to 7% to encourage entrepreneurship and new job creation.
9. Introduce a property ownership tax on foreign individuals and firms to stabilize domestic housing prices.
10. Abolish the federal carbon tax.
11. Introduce a federal education program emphasizing topics on Canadian history and athletics.
12. Newlywed couples be eligible for a marriage loan, 20% of which is forgiven with each common child.
13. Transition to a two-tier healthcare system, reducing wait-times by introducing market competition.
14. Restructure inter-provincial equalization payments.
15. Release a national transportation strategy addressing urban congestion and projected demographic growth.
16. Build a pipeline to Churchill Manitoba, opening Canadian oil and natural resource products to foreign export markets.
17. Increase military funding to 5% GDP. Grant lifelong pensions to injured veterans.
18. Allow employees to opt out of the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) in favor of private pension funds under government regulation.
19. Military service of 1 year followed by an offering of 2 years paid education. Conscientious objection is recognized with an alternative of community service.
20. Gain sovereignty by separating from the Commonwealth and appointing a domestic monarchy.
21. In order to carry out this program, we propose a government with the authority of parliament on the grounds they be willing to execute this program.