People’s Party of Canada (PPC) leader Maxime Bernier said Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is acting desperate by insulting him. .“Is Pierre Poilievre seriously trying to imply that I’m a globalist for a trip to Davos I did 15 years ago while serving his corrupt party?” said Bernier in a Wednesday video. .“How about you come clean about the globalist policies you are promoting right now?” .The video shows Poilievre denouncing Bernier for attending the World Economic Forum. .“I think Maxime really has to come clean on why he attended the World Economic Forum, why he was involved with that, why he proposed free trade with communist China, why he said he admires the freedoms that exist in communist China,” said Poilievre. .“And I would denounce him for making those comments as well.” .Bernier said he has explained this multiple times. He added videos have been published about this. .The PPC leader went on to say Poilievre needs to explain why he promotes globalist policies such as mass immigration and the Paris Climate Accord. He said these policies are part of the United Nations globalist agenda. .While he might not have gone to the WEF, Bernier said he “pushes the exact same anti-Canadian polices.” As for his past comments on China, those were from 2016 during his Conservative leadership campaign. .Bernier said he discarded that policy long ago. Since he founded the PPC, he said it has taken a hardline stance against China. .He accused Poilievre of being too scared of being labelled a racist to offer any real opposition. He said he will not say the words Chinese Communist Party. .Bernier concluded by saying if Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Poilievre, and the political establishment were not focused on the Ukraine War, they could “take real threats like Communist China more seriously.” He encouraged Poilievre to check out the PPC’s platform. .“Unlike the Conservative party, we are not afraid to show off our policies,” he said. .The PPC said in January it had its best non-election quarter for donations since its inception, collecting more than $720,000 in the fourth quarter of 2022. .READ MORE: PPC has best non-election fundraising quarter in party history.The PPC’s best fundraising quarter was the third-quarter of 2021 during the last Canadian election. It anticipated the final total for the last quarter to be about $750,000. .The average donation to the PPC was $77. The area with the largest percentage of donations was Ontario at 42.4%.
