Quote from: Brent on Today at 10:34:37 AMAll Carney does is talk. His special projects office has got shovels in the ground on one project after a year as pm. But, he has added a dozen or so overpaid Liberal cronies to the civil service. Same with the housing office. Big bills, but no houses being built.

He hasn't secured a trade deal with our biggest trading partner like he promised to do before the election. He has not removed any interprovincial trade barriers like he promised before the election. We have not diversified, but he has given India $100 million for more foreign students to leech off of us and let China destroy our auto sector with cheap ev imports.

And then he promised to reduce the number of temporary foreign workers. He has increased the intake twenty percent.

The guy is all talk on trade, energy, immigration, everything. All we have to show for his year in office is hundreds of thousands of lost jobs, more mass immigration, the undemocratic C-bills, and the highest food inflation among peer countries.

The problem is that Mr. Carney will not repeal the anti- development legislation of Mr. Trudeau. He is actually making Canada a less desirable place to invest than his predecessor.

Quote from: DKG on Today at 10:01:46 AMWhile Mark Carney still talking about how Canada will seize the opportunity to satisfy India's energy demand with zero plans for action, Donald Trump just announced a huge investment in America, building the first refinery in 50 years with India as a partner.

The difference between a talker and a doer.
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All Carney does is talk. His special projects office has got shovels in the ground on one project after a year as pm. But, he has added a dozen or so overpaid Liberal cronies to the civil service. Same with the housing office. Big bills, but no houses being built.

He hasn't secured a trade deal with our biggest trading partner like he promised to do before the election. He has not removed any interprovincial trade barriers like he promised before the election. We have not diversified, but he has given India $100 million for more foreign students to leech off of us and let China destroy our auto sector with cheap ev imports.

And then he promised to reduce the number of temporary foreign workers. He has increased the intake twenty percent.

The guy is all talk on trade, energy, immigration, everything. All we have to show for his year in office is hundreds of thousands of lost jobs, more mass immigration, the undemocratic C-bills, and the highest food inflation among peer countries.

While Mark Carney still talking about how Canada will seize the opportunity to satisfy India's energy demand with zero plans for action, Donald Trump just announced a huge investment in America, building the first refinery in 50 years with India as a partner.

The difference between a talker and a doer.
https://x.com/KirkLubimov/status/2031717883101982850/photo/1

Quote from: Herman on February 28, 2026, 08:56:55 PMNo improvement after one year of the Conman.

Predictions we will be the G20 laggard for the next thirty five years.

No improvement after one year of the Conman.

The gap keeps growing.

Trump is right about us not playing fair.

A court in B.C. declared that government grants of fee-simple land can "unjustifiably infringe," on Aboriginal title and consequently some private property titles are "defective and invalid."

We're already seeing other cases like this pop up in other courts in other provinces around the country.

Canada lost 25,000 jobs in January.

I want to share this report card on Mr. Trump and Mr. Carney's performances at Davos. Once again, Mr. Carney delivered hot air while Mr. Trump delivered results.

QuoteAfter just one day in Davos, Trump walked away with what most world leaders couldn't secure in a lifetime of negotiations.

Denmark remains on the hook for $600 million annually to support Greenland's population.

The United States gains full discretion to establish military bases wherever it deems necessary.

America secures access to the entire Arctic region, a strategic theater that will define future global power.

U.S. companies obtain exclusive mineral exploration rights, locking in long-term economic and energy advantages.

China and Russia are explicitly blocked from Greenland cutting off two of America's largest geopolitical rivals.

The U.S. stays in NATO, reinforcing Western defense on America's terms.

And the kicker? The United States pays nothing.

That's leverage. That's negotiation. That's results.

Now contrast that with Canada.

While the U.S. is fortifying the West against China and building a defense architecture to protect both Europe and North America, Prime Minister Mark Carney signs a so-called "strategic" deal with China—the very regime NATO is preparing to counter.

One leader strengthened his country's sovereignty, security, and global standing in a single day.

The other handed leverage to a foreign power with interests directly opposed to his own allies.

This isn't diplomacy. It's failure.

And Canadians are the ones who will pay the price.

President Trump has withdrawn his invitation for Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to join the U.S.-led Board of Peace that will initially focus on rebuilding Gaza.

"Please let this Letter serve to represent that the Board of Peace is withdrawing its invitation to you regarding Canada's joining, what will be, the most prestigious Board of Leaders ever assembled, at any time," Trump said in a post on Truth Social addressed to Carney late on Jan. 22. "Thank you for your attention to this matter!"

Canada's grocery inflation is more than double what it is in the U.S.
That's the cost of Carney's hidden food taxes—the inflation tax, fuel standard tax, food packaging tax, and the industrial carbon tax on farmers and fertilizer.

Scrap the taxes. Stop printing money. Let Canadian farmers grow more food and bring grocery prices down.