Something that needs to be talked about, Canada's government now completely operates under a feminist doctrine called the GBA (gender-based analysis.) I'm to dissect what's problematic about it over the next few posts.

I'd like to introduce something that has received some degree on attention, but all in all is mostly disregarded, even here. It's the Gender-based analysis doctrine, or GBA.

As you can read, it now applies to every policy of the Canada federal government. It is described as "intersectional", and was designed by a pro-feminist government organization, the SWC, or "Status of Women Canada

Everything is affected- housing, education, health care, economics...even construction projects. Less than a week ago he gave an interview where he said construction projects must be viewed through a "gender lens", because of possible "consequences" of men working in a rural area...to me that sounds a lot like the implication that men are the dangerous and "lesser" gender, who need to be monitored and possibly restricted. He actually even uses the word "monitor" to describe it.

I'm going to be writing out a few posts on this topic over the net week, there is a lot to break down and if you look through the official website, it's written in typically convoluted government-speak, and very hypocritical and disingenuous. It's actually very scary when you imagine the possible interpretations and implications, and when considering the SJW mindset and patterns of behavior.