This is actually how it went down.

Get ready to make more sacrifices for your government.

Evil lying POS.

Why is Carney asking Canadians to "sacrifice" to build their economy instead of deporting non-Canadians who are overwhelming Canada's services?

Quote from: JOE on October 25, 2025, 03:00:14 PMCarney would win another election if it was held tomorrow DKG DKG.

Trouble is Canadian voters are just too scared of Trump, eh DKG?

Not even Poilievres fault DKG.

It's cuz of OrangeMan in da South.

He's got the rest of the world scared too in the edge of their seats.

Many see Carney as the true leader of the Free World and Democracy's last hope.

I know my friend Lokmar might not agree but is the truth eh?

Angeldrawers why do you quote DKG when you know he ignores you.

If you want to discuss Mr.Carney's assault on freedom quote me.

Quote from: Thiel on October 25, 2025, 01:17:00 PMJo Jo and I are wondering what was Ontario premier Doug Ford was thinking when he paid $75,000 for an ad misquoting Ronald Reagan on tariffs.

Right before a USSC case on the constitutionality of tariffs. Thanks to Mr. Ford's stupidity Mr. Trump will not negotiate a deal until after the case has been decided on.

Doug Ford is becoming an embarrassment. Doug Ford could have used our money wisely by making an ad demanding Carney make a deal with Trump immediately.

Quote from: DKG on October 25, 2025, 05:39:57 AM"A government that robs Peter to pay Paul can always depend on the support of Paul."- Gerorge Bernard Shaw

Carney would win another election if it was held tomorrow DKG DKG.

Trouble is Canadian voters are just too scared of Trump, eh DKG?

Not even Poilievres fault DKG.

It's cuz of OrangeMan in da South.

He's got the rest of the world scared too in the edge of their seats.

Many see Carney as the true leader of the Free World and Democracy's last hope.

I know my friend Lokmar might not agree but is the truth eh?

Jo Jo and I are wondering what was Ontario premier Doug Ford was thinking when he paid $75,000 for an ad misquoting Ronald Reagan on tariffs.

Right before a USSC case on the constitutionality of tariffs. Thanks to Mr. Ford's stupidity Mr. Trump will not negotiate a deal until after the case has been decided on.

"A government that robs Peter to pay Paul can always depend on the support of Paul."- Gerorge Bernard Shaw

Quote from: Thiel on October 24, 2025, 01:10:36 PMHoneybunch I am sure everyone understands. If you had been younger we could have adopted that baby from Africa.

But, since you are at the end of your life and with no stake in Canada you don't care that between bad trade calls and looming deficits, Canada is driving money out just when it needs it most. Mostly to pay for the services of all the third world immigrants Mr. Carney is bring in despite his pre election promise to cut said numbers.

Old white Canadians, especially those without families don't give two fucks what the Liberals have done to take away the hopes and dreams of young people.

Now that I have my sons out, I don't care that much either. My investments are in Alberta. If they leave, I hope they adopt the USD as their currency.

Here is one of the lies from the Conman that you might hear during an election.
So much for "independent research."

You who, Jo Jo Sweetie.

Sugarbuns, please read this blunt article my Jay Goldberg explaining the very dangerous situation Mr. Carney has your country in and why only the elderly with no stake in the government will fall for Liberal tricks again

QuoteAccording to the National Bank, Canadian investors purchased approximately $124 billion in American securities between February and July of this year. At the same time, foreign investment in Canada dropped sharply, leaving the country with a serious hole in its capital base.
As Warren Lovely of National Bank said, "With non-resident investors aloof and Canadians adding foreign assets, the country has suffered a major capital drain" — one he called "unprecedented."

The Carney government needs to take this unprecedented capital drain seriously. Investors are not acting on a whim. They are responding to structural problems — ill-advised trade actions, runaway federal spending and persistent barriers to growth — that Ottawa has yet to fix.

In the short term, that means striking a deal with Washington to lower tariffs and restore confidence that Canada can maintain stable access to U.S. markets. It also means resisting the urge to spend Canada into deeper deficits when warning lights are already flashing red. Over the long term, Ottawa must finally tackle high taxes, cut red tape and eliminate the bureaucratic obstacles that stand in the way of economic growth.

Capital has choices. Right now, it is voting with its feet and with its dollars and heading south. If Canada wants that capital to come home, the government will have to earn it back.

Quote from: JOE on October 24, 2025, 12:28:32 AMI'm voting Liberal next election Shen Li Shen

And since you are leaving Canada & renouncing your Canadian citizenship you no longer have a say 8n how Canada is run, Shen.

Honeybunch I am sure everyone understands. If you had been younger we could have adopted that baby from Africa.

But, since you are at the end of your life and with no stake in Canada you don't care that between bad trade calls and looming deficits, Canada is driving money out just when it needs it most. Mostly to pay for the services of all the third world immigrants Mr. Carney is bring in despite his pre election promise to cut said numbers.

After ten years of Liberal government, Canadians are working harder than ever but getting less and less in return.

The cost of living keeps going up, while paycheques shrink and taxes climb higher.

Our healthcare system is on life support and the millions of immigrants Carney is bringing are destroying what is left of it.

Mark Carney's answer? More spending, higher taxes, and another unaffordable "budget" that makes everything worse.