R.I.P to the great Charlie Kirk!
Quote from: DKG on October 28, 2025, 09:49:46 AMCarney is splitting the budget into operating and capital spending in hopes that you won't notice the debt.
The Liberals are wasting $1.3 billion every week paying interest on the debt.
This accounting nonsense is all about hiding his unnecessary deficits and debt.
Quote from: JOE on November 09, 2025, 05:33:47 PMBetter buy Gold n Silver ifya have already... DKGSweetie, DKG can't see your posts. I can though.DKG!
Last year My Good Friend Lokmar advised me ta do it an' I'm the better for it!
Thanks...Lokmar!
Quote from: JOE on November 09, 2025, 05:33:47 PMBetter buy Gold n Silver ifya have already... DKGDKG!
Last year My Good Friend Lokmar advised me ta do it an' I'm the better for it!
Thanks...Lokmar!
Quote from: DKG on November 06, 2025, 07:30:27 AMThe deficit is increasing to $78.3 billion this year. The government has no plan to balance the budget and stop borrowing money. In fact, the government says that it's going to increase spending in the future by billions of dollars every year.
Debt interest payments are costing taxpayers more than $55 billion this year. That's more than the government is collecting from the GST or sending to the provinces in health-care transfers.


Quote from: Thiel on November 06, 2025, 12:54:09 PMJo Jo reminded me last night after we had sex that Mr. Trudeau promised two years that the deficit for this year would be $38 billion. Mr. Carney has doubled it with almost $2.5 billion to spare.
Quote from: DKG on November 06, 2025, 07:30:27 AMThe deficit is increasing to $78.3 billion this year. The government has no plan to balance the budget and stop borrowing money. In fact, the government says that it's going to increase spending in the future by billions of dollars every year.Jo Jo reminded me last night after we had sex that Mr. Trudeau promised two years ago that the deficit for this year would be $38 billion. Mr. Carney has doubled it with almost $2.5 billion to spare.
Debt interest payments are costing taxpayers more than $55 billion this year. That's more than the government is collecting from the GST or sending to the provinces in health-care transfers.


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