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Posted by Herman
- December 11, 2025, 09:40:27 PM
Posted by Biggie Smiles
- December 11, 2025, 03:41:36 PMDo my silver surfer comic collection count JOEJ
Posted by JOE
- December 11, 2025, 03:27:24 PMQuote from: Lokmar on December 11, 2025, 03:16:01 PMThe fukin comments are gold! People making comments on what needs to be done then the author replying with the equivalent of "what needs to be done?"I'm starting to think josephine made this shit!
Anywho, Cucknadia is fukin cooked because Trudeau, Carney, and the idiot Cucknadian voter wanted it that way!!!
Silver 'n Gold keep goin' up....Lokmar!
My silver mining stocks have jumped 25% in 1 month.
Maybe Biggie Smiles
would be interested in mining stocks if he isn't invested alreadyHope you bought some silver stocks Bud
Many of those fine companies are Canadian, eh?
Posted by Biggie Smiles
- December 11, 2025, 03:22:48 PMQuote from: Biggie Smiles on December 11, 2025, 02:28:37 PMYes, JOEJ Mark Carney is a mighty fine man. Mighty fine indeed - he will certainly stretch out his hands over the expanse of the heavens and spare all of you this calamity
He is going to point his finger JOEJ - and thus declare loudly - "housing market be well" and it will be so
and then he will declare JOEJ - in a loud and thunderous voice that will rock the foundations of the heavens above "Be still oh ye of banking institutions fear not for I am with you" and that too will be so - the vaults shall open
and then JOEJ on the 7th day he will rest from all he has done and Canada will once again thrive as it did so long ago
on a brighter note.
Gas here in Florida is 2.57 a gallon
and now that we have finally decided to say to Venesfailure "fuck it, we shall take your oil because you are seaweed and cannot stop us" I expect our price per gallon to drop even further.
Posted by Lokmar
- December 11, 2025, 03:16:01 PMThe fukin comments are gold! People making comments on what needs to be done then the author replying with the equivalent of "what needs to be done?" I'm starting to think josephine made this shit!
Anywho, Cucknadia is fukin cooked because Trudeau, Carney, and the idiot Cucknadian voter wanted it that way!!!
I'm starting to think josephine made this shit!Anywho, Cucknadia is fukin cooked because Trudeau, Carney, and the idiot Cucknadian voter wanted it that way!!!
Posted by JOE
- December 11, 2025, 02:41:34 PMI Shen Li
Shen Li must be enjoying our woes seeing Vancouver burn Biggie Smiles Bigly.
And we are also feeling the pain of the American Middle Class these days too.
So enjoy your schadenfreude!
Shen Li must be enjoying our woes seeing Vancouver burn Biggie Smiles Bigly.And we are also feeling the pain of the American Middle Class these days too.
So enjoy your schadenfreude!
Posted by Biggie Smiles
- December 11, 2025, 02:28:37 PMYes, JOEJ Mark Carney is a mighty fine man. Mighty fine indeed - he will certainly stretch out his hands over the expanse of the heavens and spare all of you this calamity
He is going to point his finger JOEJ - and thus declare loudly - "housing market be well" and it will be so
and then he will declare JOEJ - in a loud and thunderous voice that will rock the foundations of the heavens above "Be still oh ye of banking institutions fear not for I am with you" and that too will be so - the vaults shall open
and then JOEJ on the 7th day he will rest from all he has done and Canada will once again thrive as it did so long ago
He is going to point his finger JOEJ - and thus declare loudly - "housing market be well" and it will be so
and then he will declare JOEJ - in a loud and thunderous voice that will rock the foundations of the heavens above "Be still oh ye of banking institutions fear not for I am with you" and that too will be so - the vaults shall open
and then JOEJ on the 7th day he will rest from all he has done and Canada will once again thrive as it did so long ago
Posted by JOE
- December 11, 2025, 02:12:05 PMthis story might interested the likes of DKG
DKG & all the Vancouver haters like Herman
Herm & perhaps Brent
Brent. It appears that the bad news hitting Toronto Real Estate has finally caught up here
So enjoy your moment of scadenfreude...haters!
...I wonder if our Prime Minister Mark Carney
Carney can get us outta this mess?
DKG & all the Vancouver haters like Herman Herm & perhaps Brent Brent. It appears that the bad news hitting Toronto Real Estate has finally caught up hereSo enjoy your moment of scadenfreude...haters!
...I wonder if our Prime Minister Mark Carney
Carney can get us outta this mess?Posted by Herman
- December 02, 2025, 06:49:24 PMCarney has one talent: wasting money that aint his.
MAJOR BREAKING - MASSIVE LIBERAL BOONDOGLE!
The PBO has determined that Carney's "War-time building program"
at a cost of 38 BILLION dollars
will generate only 3.7% of the required 690,000 homes!
Only 25,000 units will be built over 5 years!! Thats $1.5M per UNIT!!
MAJOR BREAKING - MASSIVE LIBERAL BOONDOGLE!
The PBO has determined that Carney's "War-time building program"
at a cost of 38 BILLION dollars
will generate only 3.7% of the required 690,000 homes!
Only 25,000 units will be built over 5 years!! Thats $1.5M per UNIT!!
Posted by Herman
- December 01, 2025, 09:28:29 PMIf we want to see investment come back to Canada, the performative and silly tanker ban needs to go.
We've banned ourselves from an international shipping lane. International tankers will still come through the same waters carrying oil.
But it won't be Canadian.
We've banned ourselves from an international shipping lane. International tankers will still come through the same waters carrying oil.
But it won't be Canadian.
Posted by Herman
- December 01, 2025, 07:09:12 PM
Posted by Herman
- November 27, 2025, 04:50:04 PM
Posted by DKG
- November 25, 2025, 04:04:06 PMMark Carney has broken every single promise he made just seven short months ago.
He promised to spend less; he's spending $90 billion more.
He promised to lower the debt-to-GDP ratio; he raised it, and inflation along with it.
He also promised that he would invest more; his own budget shows we'll see private sector business investment collapse.
And he promised he would get us a deal with the Americans; instead, we got "who cares?"
He promised to drastically cut the number of temporary foreign workers but he increased it.
Well, on behalf of all the Canadians who can no longer afford to eat, heat or house themselves, we the people care.
He promised to spend less; he's spending $90 billion more.
He promised to lower the debt-to-GDP ratio; he raised it, and inflation along with it.
He also promised that he would invest more; his own budget shows we'll see private sector business investment collapse.
And he promised he would get us a deal with the Americans; instead, we got "who cares?"
He promised to drastically cut the number of temporary foreign workers but he increased it.
Well, on behalf of all the Canadians who can no longer afford to eat, heat or house themselves, we the people care.
Posted by Herman
- November 23, 2025, 07:55:42 PM
Posted by DKG
- November 23, 2025, 07:00:46 PMHis big projects MPO are all smoke and mirrors just like the elbows up scam.
A big project gone that would have created hundreds, possibly thousands of good jobs and revenue. It is gone now to Trump's investor friendly United States.
Nutrien's U.S. port project shows Carney's MPO more about politics than results
Canada is the largest potash producer in the world (about one-third of the total). Our annual potash exports are valued at around $9 billion to $11 billion and are expected to grow for the next couple of decades.
Potash is Canada's fifth-largest export commodity.
So when Nutrien, the world's largest potash mining company, based in Saskatoon, says it's looking to build a new billion-dollar export terminal, don't you think that Prime Minister Mark Carney and his vaunted Major Projects Office (MPO) would jump at the chance to help the company find a Canadian site and remove any roadblocks to the terminal's construction?
That's precisely what Carney has said his MPO is there for, over and over again.
Sure, the Nutrien terminal is not on either of Carney's first lists of "nation-building" projects, but it should be a simple add-on. It meets all the criteria. It will increase GDP. It will create jobs. And, best of all, the funding is already in place — all of it private. No government money required.
It would seem a no-brainer for the Liberal government to refer the terminal to its MPO.
However, in the spring, Nutrien even offered to build in either Vancouver or Prince George if the Carney government wanted to prove its commitment to unleashing growth in the Canadian economy and attracting investment in resource industries and critical minerals.
According to the company, the Liberals weren't interested.
Maybe because the Nutrien terminal would have been too much work for the political credit it would have earned the Liberals. Of the 10 projects announced so far by the PM, most are already through the assessment process; some are substantially underway. It easy to take credit.
Taking on a project that still needs permits and a water-access site just seems like too much work for the "stroke" it would get the Libs from voters and the media.
So, on Wednesday, Nutrien announced it would be building its terminal in Longview, Wash., just down the Columbia River from Portland, Ore.
In the end, Canada's regulations, taxes, freight rates, approval timelines and construction costs weren't competitive with those in the States.
https://torontosun.com/opinion/columnists/lorne-gunter-nutriens-u-s-port-project-shows-carneys-mpo-more-about-politics-than-results/wcm/b743b201-e374-461c-bb99-0b787df3cb68
A big project gone that would have created hundreds, possibly thousands of good jobs and revenue. It is gone now to Trump's investor friendly United States.
Nutrien's U.S. port project shows Carney's MPO more about politics than results
Canada is the largest potash producer in the world (about one-third of the total). Our annual potash exports are valued at around $9 billion to $11 billion and are expected to grow for the next couple of decades.
Potash is Canada's fifth-largest export commodity.
So when Nutrien, the world's largest potash mining company, based in Saskatoon, says it's looking to build a new billion-dollar export terminal, don't you think that Prime Minister Mark Carney and his vaunted Major Projects Office (MPO) would jump at the chance to help the company find a Canadian site and remove any roadblocks to the terminal's construction?
That's precisely what Carney has said his MPO is there for, over and over again.
Sure, the Nutrien terminal is not on either of Carney's first lists of "nation-building" projects, but it should be a simple add-on. It meets all the criteria. It will increase GDP. It will create jobs. And, best of all, the funding is already in place — all of it private. No government money required.
It would seem a no-brainer for the Liberal government to refer the terminal to its MPO.
However, in the spring, Nutrien even offered to build in either Vancouver or Prince George if the Carney government wanted to prove its commitment to unleashing growth in the Canadian economy and attracting investment in resource industries and critical minerals.
According to the company, the Liberals weren't interested.
Maybe because the Nutrien terminal would have been too much work for the political credit it would have earned the Liberals. Of the 10 projects announced so far by the PM, most are already through the assessment process; some are substantially underway. It easy to take credit.
Taking on a project that still needs permits and a water-access site just seems like too much work for the "stroke" it would get the Libs from voters and the media.
So, on Wednesday, Nutrien announced it would be building its terminal in Longview, Wash., just down the Columbia River from Portland, Ore.
In the end, Canada's regulations, taxes, freight rates, approval timelines and construction costs weren't competitive with those in the States.
https://torontosun.com/opinion/columnists/lorne-gunter-nutriens-u-s-port-project-shows-carneys-mpo-more-about-politics-than-results/wcm/b743b201-e374-461c-bb99-0b787df3cb68