R.I.P to the great Charlie Kirk!
Quote from: Herman on September 30, 2025, 06:37:19 PMFACT: Of mark Carney's 567 stocks, only THREE of them are in Canada.This alone should disqualify him from serving as Canada's pm. How can he represent our national interests on the internationally when he has so many conflicts of interest.
How is this man supposed to advocate for us on the world stage?
Quote from: Mark Carney on September 24, 2025, 01:34:23 PMI am only in this job temporarily. Once I have made my money and tanked Canada, I am never setting foot in the Great White North again.At least you are smart enough to know Canadians will hate you because of your deeply flawed policies. Your predecessor's narcissism prevented him from accepting that when he implemented your policies people hated him.
Quote from: Thiel on September 23, 2025, 11:51:08 PMJo Jo honeybunch, Canadians already are starting to get buyer's remorse. There is a trend of people who voted for Mr. Carney who wish they had voted for the Conservatives.I am only in this job temporarily. Once I have made my money and tanked Canada, I am never setting foot in the Great White North again.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_b0VBZZAVo
All trolling aside, Jo Jo and I were sharing some pillow talk and he admitted Mr. Carney has no accomplishments so far. He admitted the people would be better off had the Conservatives had won.
Quote from: JOE on September 23, 2025, 10:59:26 PMAccording to recent reports foreign direct investment has risen since Prime Minister Mark CarneySugarbuns, you are telling fibs again.Mark Carney took office Shen Li
Shen & Brent
Brent.
https://tradingeconomics.com/canada/foreign-stock-investment/news/485989
So you should both be delighted that we have such a competent and capable Prime Minister at the helm.
QuoteCanada's global investment appeal suffered its biggest setback since the Financial Crisis. Foreign investors sold off $16.8B in Canadian securities in Q2—the largest divestment since Q4 2007. The pullback was primarily in bonds (-$10.3 billion), but substantial withdrawals were also seen in money market instruments (-$3.6B) and equities & fund shares (-$3.0B). This follows a $5.8B divestment in Q1, making $22.65B withdrawn to date. The days of Canada being viewed as a safe haven during volatile times may be coming to an end, and this can have a big impact on households.https://betterdwelling.com/canadas-capital-flight-crisis-record-exit-by-foreign-domestic-investors/
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