New Democratic Party

Party leader |  Jagmeet Singh
Parliamentary leader |
Founded |  1961
Headquarters |  Ottawa
Political ideology |  Communism[1]
Marxism
Racism
Totalitarianism
Political position |  Far-Left
International affiliation |  Progressive Alliance
Color(s) |  Orange
Website |

The New Democratic Party or NDP is a socialist federal political Party in Canada. Its current leader is British Columbia MP Jagmeet Singh. It is noted for being the party of Tommy Douglas,[2] founder of Canada's universal healthcare system. Said of Douglas "He pursued his radical ideas relentlessly until they became so mainstream rival politicians claimed them as their own". Douglas also criticized liberalism.[3]

The NDP has traditionally been an opponent to both the Conservative Party and Liberal Party as well as the separatist Bloc Quebecois. From their success in the 2011 Canadian federal election, the NDP beat their all-time record of 43 seats of the Ed Broadbent era with 103 seats in the House of Commons, making them the official opposition, although they still have little to no power, even after falling back to third place with 44 seats in the 2015 election.

Some of the main issues on the party's platform include; Increasing social programs such as public health care (including dental) and education and a dramatic raise in taxes of all forms (except small business taxes). They support giving more money to the CBC, Quebec, and the arts. They favor heavier regulation in all aspects of the economy.

The federal NDP had been ideologically further to the Left than the currently-ruling Liberals (until the Liberals, under current leader and Canadian dictator Justin Trudeau, moved further to the Left in recent years to become ideologically equal to the NDP), as are its provincial wings, and they often align with the Liberals on a number of issues, including environmentalism, abortion, tax increases, the homosexual agenda, multiculturalism, imposition of Islam, Aboriginal issues, leniency toward criminals and the "legalization" of marijuana. The NDP have never held power federally, although their provincial wings have formed governments in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Nova Scotia and the Yukon Territory. Past NDP governments in British Columbia (under Mike Harcourt and then Glen Clark, both of whom were forced to resign their offices due to corruption scandals), in Ontario (under Bob Rae) and in Alberta (under Rachel Notley, the daughter of former Alberta NDP leader Grant Notley) were highly unpopular with voters in those provinces, as is the current NDP regime in British Columbia (previously under John Horgan, since succeeded by David Eby since Horgan's resignation in October 2022).

The NDP was formed in 1961 through the merger of its predecessor, the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF), with the Canadian Labour Congress in an alliance of the political Left and organized labor in Canada. Because of its left-leaning political platforms[4] and an alliance advocated by then-Alberta CCF president William Irvine with the Labor-Progressive Party (which was the name used by the then-outlawed Communist Party of Canada between 1943 and 1959 to allow them to run in elections), the CCF and its membership (particularly Tommy Douglas[4]) were accused of having ties to Communism.

The NDP, under current leader Jagmeet Singh, aligned with the Liberals under Justin Trudeau to vote in favor of Trudeau's invocation of the Emergencies Act on February 21, 2022 with 185 votes for the Liberal/NDP bloc versus 151 votes against by the Conservatives, the Bloc Quebecois and other MPs; for it to be fully passed, however, it must survive a vote by the Canadian Senate.[5] Trudeau had initially invoked the Act, with full support from his Liberals and the NDP, on February 14, 2022 to illegally, disproportionately and violently deal with the peaceful protesters involved in the anti-CCP flu mandate Freedom Convoy.[6] Singh, who supported the crackdown by Trudeau's jackboots against the Freedom Convoy protesters, had previously supported a Defund the Police movement in Canada and had backed the anti-police Black Lives Matter, revealing Singh's hypocritical two-faced attitude toward the police (opposing the use of police against violent leftist rioters, but supporting the use of police brutality against peaceful protesters).[7]

## References[edit]

1. ↑ Multiple references:
* Canadian Conservative Leader Condemns ‘Communist’ Opposition NDP in Heated Parliament Debate at Breitbart News Network
* Notley-era NDP Minister: “Don't jump to conclusions” about Communism at Rebel News
* BC’s Chinese Communist Party-linked NDP candidate loses to normal candidate
* NL NDP candidate used homophobic slurs, promoted Antifa online at True North
2. ↑ NDP Party history
3. ↑ CBC historical archive on Tommy Douglas and the NDP.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 The NDP's Dark History
5. ↑ Two references:
* BREAKING: Majority of Canadian Parliament Sides With Trudeau’s Tyranny – Vote to UPHOLD Unprecedented Emergencies Act After Protesters Beaten and Shackled at the Gateway Pundit
* Tyranny: Canadian Parliament Votes for Emergencies Act Motion at Breitbart News Network
6. ↑ Justin Trudeau Grabs Powers Under Never-Before Used Emergencies Act to Stomp Out Trucker Protests at Breitbart News Network
7. ↑ Far-Left ‘Defund the Police’ Champion Jagmeet Singh Leads Support of Trudeau Protest Crackdown at Breitbart News Network

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