In recent days, Canada has become so chaotic because truck drivers have opposed vaccinations that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been forced to move.
Moreover, this kind of "riot" exported from the United States has appeared not only in Canada, but also in other capitalist countries, including New Zealand and France. The southern French city of Nice also saw protest marches in solidarity with Canadian truck drivers.
What was once a "beacon" of democracy has now become a beacon of "riots." What is even more bizarre is that according to the information released by the Canadian police and the statements of some US politicians, what happened in Canada this time is not passive, but active.
The two seem to have the same result, but the nature is completely different. If the current protests by truck drivers in Canada and other places are passive, affected by the chaotic situation in the United States since last year, then the situation is not so bad, after all, under the so-called "democratic" system in the West, the political movements held spontaneously by the masses and promoted by behind-the-scenes funds are bound to be unable to last long.
But if the "landscape" that appears in Canada and other countries at present is actively supported by American capital, the nature is completely different. Because this is not the problem of truck drivers, but the foundation of "American democracy".
So why should American politicians and capital go down on their own and support the protests of truck drivers in Canada?
Ostensibly, the United States supported the protests by Canadian truck drivers because of a Trudeau policy.
To put it simply, in order to prevent and control the epidemic, the Canadian government has ordered all truck drivers entering Canada from the United States to receive two doses of the new crown vaccine, otherwise they may face a maximum of 14 days of quarantine after entering Canada.
The news offended both groups at the same time. The first wave of people, of course, are those who work as truck drivers in Canada. Knowing that 70% of the Canadian economy is dependent on the United States, these truck drivers and the transportation capacity they represent behind them account for a very large proportion of the Canadian economy.
That's why their protests have been able to cause such a big reaction in Canada.
Trudeau's policy offended another wave of people, traders in the United States and Canada, or more precisely, American capitalists. These people want to ensure the convenience of transportation between Canada and the United States to achieve their own interests, and naturally do not want to see that because the Canadian government has a paper epidemic prevention policy, it will affect the normal work of truck drivers.
In the context of the continuous tension of the supply chain crisis in the United States, every truck driver who is unwilling to get a vaccine is a tool for capitalists to make money, as to whether this "tool" will be infected with the virus because of no vaccination, it is not their business, the epidemic in Canada is out of control, and the American capitalists will not care.
Therefore, with the support of this sentiment, it is natural that American capital supports the protest of Canadian truck drivers.
This reason seems to be justified and completely plausible, but it has a big bug, that is, "organizational". In simple terms, if the Protests of Canadian Truck drivers had been spontaneous or had been driven behind them because they had offended the interests of some American capitalists, the protests would not have behaved so organized and purposeful.
What's happening in Canada right now is the same thing that a bunch of Trump supporters drove to support Trump during last year's U.S. election. When the protests have such a clear purpose and a high degree of organization, it is easy to wonder whether there is political manipulation behind it.
Or, to put it more bluntly, are there American politicians behind the scenes pushing for protests in Canada?
Judging from the statements of Us Republican politicians now, especially Trump's public support for the Protests of Canadian truck drivers on social media, this possibility is very large.
This requires an explanation for another question, are American politicians idle? Fighting with your own people at home is not annoying enough, to secretly mess up Canada? What does this mean for them?
Actually, it really makes sense. From Trump's personal point of view, this is a kind of "revenge". When Biden was elected last year, the capitalist "establishment", including the Canadian prime minister, welcomed this, which naturally offended Trump.
Now Trump is taking revenge on them with the truck drivers, and it makes sense.
Of course, Trump alone has no way to form such a huge momentum. From a broader perspective, this is an attack on the "left" by the "right" in capitalist countries, that is, the conservatives represented by Trump.
This is a curve to save the country, an organized and purposeful political movement. The representatives of the conservative camp in the United States, the "red necks" have long been dissatisfied with the "establishment" represented by the Democratic Party, so they have used the Canadian affair to put pressure on the "establishment".
From this perspective, what is happening in Canada now will not be an isolated case as the divisions in American society intensify. It is bound to spread further from the United States to other capitalist countries, and it is well deserved to say that the United States has changed from a "beacon" of democracy to a beacon of "riots."
It is foreseeable that such a "beautiful landscape" will appear one after another in countries with close relations with the United States, and the second "black swan" in 2022 will soon appear!