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Century Initiative is the motivating force behind Canada's immigration policy and our politicians are in bed with them.

Nobody will ever tell you, but this is the plan for Canada. Ahmed Hussen (the Hot tamale son of somali) was partnered with the Century initiative during his time as immigration minister. But we have now learned to expect that with a liberal party member. What most of the sleepy conservative voters don’t want to pay attention to is that YES, there are conservative politicians in Canada who have worked with the Century Initiative. For example, former Conservative MP and cabinet minister Tony Clement has been involved with the organization since its inception, serving on its advisory council and participating in its public events.

Other conservative politicians who have expressed support for the Century Initiative include former Conservative cabinet minister Lisa Raitt and Conservative MP Dan Albas. In addition, several conservative-leaning think tanks, such as the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, have published reports and analysis in support of the Century Initiative's goals.

Stephen Harper announced his support for the Century Initiative on February 23, 2021. In a video message posted on the organization's website, Harper expressed his belief that a larger population is necessary for Canada to remain competitive and prosperous in the 21st century, and that the Century Initiative's vision is consistent with his own commitment to sustainable economic growth and social cohesion.

The Century Initiative, a non-partisan organization that aims to increase Canada's population to 100 million people by 2100, has been closely connected with the McKinsey Group, a global management consulting firm. The McKinsey Group has been involved with the Century Initiative since its inception, providing research and analysis on topics related to population growth, economic development, and social cohesion.

The Plan for Canada

In 2016, the McKinsey Group produced a report for the Century Initiative titled "Canada 2030: An Agenda for Immigration and National Prosperity." The report outlined a series of recommendations for increasing Canada's population and improving its economic competitiveness, including doubling the annual intake of immigrants to 400,000 by 2025 and developing targeted strategies to attract and retain highly skilled workers.

Since then, the McKinsey Group has continued to work with the Century Initiative, providing ongoing research and strategic advice to help the organization achieve its goals. McKinsey consultants have participated in the Century Initiative's public events, and several McKinsey employees have served on the organization's advisory council.

The connection between the McKinsey Group and the Century Initiative has not been without controversy, however. In 2020, it was revealed that the McKinsey Group had advised the government of Saudi Arabia on a crackdown against dissidents, leading to criticism that the firm had compromised its ethical standards. This controversy has raised questions about the relationship between the McKinsey Group and the Century Initiative, and whether the organization should reconsider its association with the consulting firm.