Canada is a strange place. Here, you can eat French fries with gravy and cheese; it can snow in July; and our next Prime Minister has a couple of tattoos, used to be bouncer at a bar, and has no administrative experience!

First, I should confess that I voted for his party, and second I should confess that I am already sorry. But then again, being sorry is a key part of being Canadian.

On the positive side, his party has also won into Parliament the first two Iranian born members and the first Afghan born lady. On the negative side:

1.   He plans to legalize the pot, as though the Canadian youth needed more incentive to be delinquent dilatants.

2.   He will increase the taxes, as though Canada really needs even higher taxes than our legendary rates.

3.   He has announced to withdraw Canadian planes from bombing the Islamic State, even though IS deserves every bomb anyone can afford to drop.

4.   And yes you guessed it, for the other Islamic state (IR of Iran) he is planning a red carpet and the embassy reopening.

But these announcements are not the reason why I am sorry that he has had such a major victory. My real concern and indignation is due to his plans to change the Canadian election system into proportional-representation, like Israel.

Currently, with simple numerical majority (for example his own 40% vote) a Prime Minster of Canada can form a Majority government (most seats in Parliament). If this guy’s plan is successfully ratified by both Parliament and Senate, then there will never be another Majority government in Canada.

Like Israel, our political system will always be at the mercy of tentative coalitions, treacherously alliances and puny but powerful little parties and special interest groups.

Mazel Tov!