Hello everyone
This is Dr. Samir Ghossein (SKG). I am back, it has been more than three years since I wrote anything pertinent to government performance.
I have been observing closely the present Canadian government, I wanted to share with you observations based on facts,where political ideology and party affiliation have no room.
I observed until my instinct could not take the silence anymore, hence sharing, otherwise guilt will dominate. I will introduce my observations in a series of blogs called Wake Up Canada.

Wake up from a dream introduced by politicians producing lots of, hot air, lip service, and rosy pictures. It is time to get back to reality, where leading does not mean pushing, pulling and playing a broken record.
For more than three years we heard about sunny ways and blaming the previous government. Well it is time for the present government to realize that it has been less and less sunny and more and more overcast, and the previous government has been out for three and one half years. A broken record and a frozen picture in time.

The way I see the situation now is comparable to having a corporation called Canada, with a chairman and a board of directors called cabinet, this board is spending the reserves of the corporation yet not making any money for the shareholders, hence a failing board.
The question is what should the shareholders do with such a board? In my opinion, at the next board meeting which will take place this coming October fire this board and elect a new one. 

In the upcoming blogs I will be sharing my observations on subjects such as; finance, foreign Affairs, immigration, climate change, the day to day government actions, and more.

Till next time, keep your colour bright.
skg.



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