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Elect a globalist, get a poverty strickin dicatorship. This country is looking more like Peronist Argentina all the time.

By Brian Lilley



If Mark Carney has his way, two bills giving the federal government, the police and federal agents sweeping powers will be passed this week with little debate or study. Even some Liberal MPs are dismayed.

"Warrantless searches, seizing your private data without your consent or knowledge and suspending any law the federal government deems not to be in the national interest. Those are just some of the worrisome moves contained in Bill C-2 and Bill C-5 introduced by the Carney Liberals.

"If Prime Minister Mark Carney has his way, both bills would be passed this week, giving the federal government, police and federal agents sweeping powers with little debate or study.

"Bill C-2 focuses on border measures and national security while Bill C-5 is concerned with fixing Canada's economy. Both have valid goals, and both have good provisions in them that are long overdue.
"They also both contain worrying aspects that have resulted in criticism left, right and centre. The government has been criticized on Bill C-5 specifically by the Conservatives, the NDP, the Bloc Quebecois and even rogue Liberal MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith.

"It's even been denounced by First Nations leaders.
"One of the main problems with the bill is the power it would give to the federal cabinet to decide that a project is in the national interest and then suspend certain laws to allow the project to go forward quickly. The NDP, Bloc and First Nations leaders are concerned that environmental laws will be bypassed to allow projects to proceed.
"In Question Period on Monday, Conservative MP Melissa Lantsman said the real problem is the existing Liberal policies that stop major projects from going ahead. The Conservatives want the Liberals to repeal the bad policies, like C-69 or the tanker ban, rather than give what Lantsman called a "hall pass" to certain projects while other projects still have to play by the same rules.
"Right now, the bill lists 13 acts that cabinet could suspend for a project in the national interest, but it also gives cabinet the ability to add any other federal law to that list.
"Bill C-5 could face an uphill battle to get passed in its current form.
"The main problem with Bill C-2, which makes border and immigration changes, is that it would give Canadian police the ability to go to your mobile phone provider or internet service company and demand your data and any other information they have on you.
"The so-called lawful access provisions bear a striking resemblance to provisions in Bill C-30, a Harper-era bill from 2012. Of course, the previous Liberal government had introduced similar measures prior to the Harper Conservatives getting elected.

"Neither party has clean hands on these sorts of measures which are sought after by law enforcement but shunned by civil libertarians who rightly warn of a surveillance state.

"At a time when Canadians are freaking out about stories of American border guards demanding to look through their mobile phones at the border, giving Canadian police the power to scoop up your data without a warrant probably isn't a good idea.

"Beyond the public dislike, the Supreme Court ruled against warrantless data collection like this in 2014. Any attempt to enshrine the practice in law would likely lead to another legal battle that the government would surely lose in court.

"That's if these provisions pass through the House of Commons given that they have received criticism from all the opposition parties as well.

"Both bills were introduced just two weeks ago and the Carney Liberals want them passed by the end of the week. They have not had the kind of rigorous study they need to find and fix flaws like the ones highlighted above.

"This is what you get when you try to rush things."
If Mark Carney has his way, two bills giving the federal government, the police and federal agents sweeping powers will be passed this week with little debate or study. Even some Liberal MPs are dismayed.
 

"Warrantless searches, seizing your private data without your consent or knowledge and suspending any law the federal government deems not to be in the national interest. Those are just some of the worrisome moves contained in Bill C-2 and Bill C-5 introduced by the Carney Liberals.

"If Prime Minister Mark Carney has his way, both bills would be passed this week, giving the federal government, police and federal agents sweeping powers with little debate or study.

"Bill C-2 focuses on border measures and national security while Bill C-5 is concerned with fixing Canada's economy. Both have valid goals, and both have good provisions in them that are long overdue.
"They also both contain worrying aspects that have resulted in criticism left, right and centre. The government has been criticized on Bill C-5 specifically by the Conservatives, the NDP, the Bloc Quebecois and even rogue Liberal MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith.

"It's even been denounced by First Nations leaders.
"One of the main problems with the bill is the power it would give to the federal cabinet to decide that a project is in the national interest and then suspend certain laws to allow the project to go forward quickly. The NDP, Bloc and First Nations leaders are concerned that environmental laws will be bypassed to allow projects to proceed.

"In Question Period on Monday, Conservative MP Melissa Lantsman said the real problem is the existing Liberal policies that stop major projects from going ahead. The Conservatives want the Liberals to repeal the bad policies, like C-69 or the tanker ban, rather than give what Lantsman called a "hall pass" to certain projects while other projects still have to play by the same rules.
"Right now, the bill lists 13 acts that cabinet could suspend for a project in the national interest, but it also gives cabinet the ability to add any other federal law to that list.
"Bill C-5 could face an uphill battle to get passed in its current form.

"The main problem with Bill C-2, which makes border and immigration changes, is that it would give Canadian police the ability to go to your mobile phone provider or internet service company and demand your data and any other information they have on you.

"The so-called lawful access provisions bear a striking resemblance to provisions in Bill C-30, a Harper-era bill from 2012. Of course, the previous Liberal government had introduced similar measures prior to the Harper Conservatives getting elected.

"Neither party has clean hands on these sorts of measures which are sought after by law enforcement but shunned by civil libertarians who rightly warn of a surveillance state.

"At a time when Canadians are freaking out about stories of American border guards demanding to look through their mobile phones at the border, giving Canadian police the power to scoop up your data without a warrant probably isn't a good idea.

"Beyond the public dislike, the Supreme Court ruled against warrantless data collection like this in 2014. Any attempt to enshrine the practice in law would likely lead to another legal battle that the government would surely lose in court.
"That's if these provisions pass through the House of Commons given that they have received criticism from all the opposition parties as well.

"Both bills were introduced just two weeks ago and the Carney Liberals want them passed by the end of the week. They have not had the kind of rigorous study they need to find and fix flaws like the ones highlighted above.

"This is what you get when you try to rush things."

I like livin under the Carney Regime, hey Herman Herm?

The corporations love this guy.

So should you, hey Herm?

Quote from: JOE on June 21, 2025, 04:50:17 PMI like livin under the Carney Regime, hey Herman Herm?

The corporations love this guy.

So should you, hey Herm?

Especially Brookfield eh Jo Jo.

You are far too old to work, but the only people that will benefit from him taking away transparency are a few corporations that he will reward with the massive deficits he plans on running.

Quote from: Thiel on June 22, 2025, 01:29:17 PMEspecially Brookfield eh Jo Jo.

You are far too old to work, but the only people that will benefit from him taking away transparency are a few corporations that he will reward with the massive deficits he plans on running.

Conman Carney is exactly like his predecessor. Right down to the idiotic EV mandate and throwing billions away to create artificial demand.

This will destroy Ontario's economy.

Carney Liberals stubbornly holding onto EV lost cause
https://torontosun.com/opinion/columnists/lorne-gunter-carney-liberals-stubbornly-holding-onto-ev-lost-cause/wcm/0aaae55c-1f53-4aaa-85ad-ca03daa42334

This week, the Carney Liberals announced they had no intention of changing the Trudeau government's planned ban on gasoline-powered cars, trucks and vans beginning next year. Whether you want an EV, you'll be forced to buy one if you buy any new vehicle by 2035.

This is the ideological equivalent of telling people who want a house they must buy a condo, instead.

he federal government is stubbornly holding on to its EV mandate in the face of declining market demand for electrics.

Until the Carney Liberals choose not to build a new pipeline to the East Coast (which I expect them to announce in the next couple of years), this rigidity on EVs is the best proof yet that the Carney government differs very little from Justin Trudeau's.

On Friday, Mercedes-Benz announced it was making a "course correction." It was no longer committed to going fully electric by 2030. "Market conditions" (translation: lousy EV sales) were forcing it to "retain internal combustion engines longer than initially planned." Mercedes will even continue to develop gas-powered and diesel engines.

Only days before, Audi had made a similar climbdown.

Honda, of course, announced last month it was suspending construction of $15 billion worth of EV plants in Ontario for at least two years. General Motors has shuttered its BrightDrop electric van plant in Ingersoll, Ont. And when it brings it back online this fall, GM plans to run the assembly line at half capacity or less.

Since the beginning of the year, Stellantis (Chrysler and Fiat) has shied away from producing large numbers of EVs, as have Volvo, Porsche, Ferrari and the subsidiaries of Volkswagen.

My favourite "course correction" comes from Ford which, after losing $5 billion on EVs last year, announced it would be converting a planned EV plant in Ontario to making its 10,000-pound (4,500-kilogram) F-250 SuperDuty pickup.

Wow, thanks Liberals! Elbows up!
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Hey Marc Miller, I thought Mark Carney was someone we can trust! What happened?
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When I look at what the Liberal Party dictatorship has done to Canada and then think about how they are doubling down on failed policies like energy, taxation, spending, environment, immigration, Aboriginal issues, online freedom, and so on I know the decision we made to abandon that sinking ship was a wise move.

Quote from: Herman on June 22, 2025, 03:56:03 PMConman Carney is exactly like his predecessor. Right down to the idiotic EV mandate and throwing billions away to create artificial demand.

This will destroy Ontario's economy.

Carney Liberals stubbornly holding onto EV lost cause
https://torontosun.com/opinion/columnists/lorne-gunter-carney-liberals-stubbornly-holding-onto-ev-lost-cause/wcm/0aaae55c-1f53-4aaa-85ad-ca03daa42334

This week, the Carney Liberals announced they had no intention of changing the Trudeau government's planned ban on gasoline-powered cars, trucks and vans beginning next year. Whether you want an EV, you'll be forced to buy one if you buy any new vehicle by 2035.

This is the ideological equivalent of telling people who want a house they must buy a condo, instead.

he federal government is stubbornly holding on to its EV mandate in the face of declining market demand for electrics.

Until the Carney Liberals choose not to build a new pipeline to the East Coast (which I expect them to announce in the next couple of years), this rigidity on EVs is the best proof yet that the Carney government differs very little from Justin Trudeau's.

On Friday, Mercedes-Benz announced it was making a "course correction." It was no longer committed to going fully electric by 2030. "Market conditions" (translation: lousy EV sales) were forcing it to "retain internal combustion engines longer than initially planned." Mercedes will even continue to develop gas-powered and diesel engines.

Only days before, Audi had made a similar climbdown.

Honda, of course, announced last month it was suspending construction of $15 billion worth of EV plants in Ontario for at least two years. General Motors has shuttered its BrightDrop electric van plant in Ingersoll, Ont. And when it brings it back online this fall, GM plans to run the assembly line at half capacity or less.

Since the beginning of the year, Stellantis (Chrysler and Fiat) has shied away from producing large numbers of EVs, as have Volvo, Porsche, Ferrari and the subsidiaries of Volkswagen.

My favourite "course correction" comes from Ford which, after losing $5 billion on EVs last year, announced it would be converting a planned EV plant in Ontario to making its 10,000-pound (4,500-kilogram) F-250 SuperDuty pickup.

I guarantee Mr Carney's ev mandate and net zero decree will not impact his carbon intensive globetrotting lifestyle.

Some facts to ponder Canadians while Mark Carnage takes away your choice to drive the car you want.

Canada has 30,000 public charging stations. That country would need to double the amount they have right now and build 60,000 per year for the next decade to meet the bare minimum needed for an all electric fleet of cars.

Canada would need 14 new Canadu reactors costing about $15 billion each to meet it's electricity needs for just private cars. That does not include commercial vehicles.

Canada would need at least 12 new Site C sized dams costing $16 billion each to meet the demand just from personal elect4ric vehicles.

Quote from: Shen Li on June 23, 2025, 09:04:28 PMSome facts to ponder Canadians while Mark Carnage takes away your choice to drive the car you want.

Canada has 30,000 public charging stations. That country would need to double the amount they have right now and build 60,000 per year for the next decade to meet the bare minimum needed for an all electric fleet of cars.

Canada would need 14 new Canadu reactors costing about $15 billion each to meet it's electricity needs for just private cars. That does not include commercial vehicles.

Canada would need at least 12 new Site C sized dams costing $16 billion each to meet the demand just from personal elect4ric vehicles.

Mr Carney's EV mandate is impossible. So is net zero. He knows that, but he will make you poor trying to achieve both.

Quote from: Shen Li on June 23, 2025, 09:04:28 PMSome facts to ponder Canadians while Mark Carnage takes away your choice to drive the car you want.

Canada has 30,000 public charging stations. That country would need to double the amount they have right now and build 60,000 per year for the next decade to meet the bare minimum needed for an all electric fleet of cars.

Canada would need 14 new Canadu reactors costing about $15 billion each to meet it's electricity needs for just private cars. That does not include commercial vehicles.

Canada would need at least 12 new Site C sized dams costing $16 billion each to meet the demand just from personal elect4ric vehicles.

Right across Canada there are warnings not use hair dryers in the coldest days of winter. Where are they going to get the juice for twenty million electric vehicles.

Quote from: DKG on June 24, 2025, 10:49:43 AMRight across Canada there are warnings not use hair dryers in the coldest days of winter. Where are they going to get the juice for twenty million electric vehicles.

Your average soi-boi and man hating bimbo thinks a fuking electric car uses the same amount of power as a hair drier!

Quote from: Shen Li on June 23, 2025, 09:04:28 PMSome facts to ponder Canadians while Mark Carnage takes away your choice to drive the car you want.

Canada has 30,000 public charging stations. That country would need to double the amount they have right now and build 60,000 per year for the next decade to meet the bare minimum needed for an all electric fleet of cars.

Canada would need 14 new Canadu reactors costing about $15 billion each to meet it's electricity needs for just private cars. That does not include commercial vehicles.

Canada would need at least 12 new Site C sized dams costing $16 billion each to meet the demand just from personal elect4ric vehicles.

Yeah I bet the Canadian government will be forced to compromise & hybrid vehicles will become more popular if not the norm by 2035 Shen Li Shen.

Actually I read somewhere that while EV sales are declining, hybrid sales are going up.

So the kind of people who are buying them are seeking something in the middle.

Quote from: DKG on June 24, 2025, 10:49:43 AMRight across Canada there are warnings not use hair dryers in the coldest days of winter. Where are they going to get the juice for twenty million electric vehicles.

it was so bad two winters ago when we had two weeks of below -35 that there were rolling blackouts.

Quote from: JOE on June 24, 2025, 11:18:56 AMYeah I bet the Canadian government will be forced to compromise & hybrid vehicles will become more popular if not the norm by 2035 Shen Li Shen.

Actually I read somewhere that while EV sales are declining, hybrid sales are going up.

So the kind of people who are buying them are seeking something in the middle.

Dont underestimate how intransigent and stubborn stupid motherfuckers like you are, josephine!

Quote from: Lokmar on June 24, 2025, 11:32:47 AMDont underestimate how intransigent and stubborn stupid motherfuckers like you are, josephine!

Here Lokmar:


Sales hybrids up, but EV's decline.

I wouldn't buy an EV Lokmar

Hybrid maybe but not an EV

Quote from: Thiel on June 23, 2025, 11:01:31 PMMr Carney's EV mandate is impossible. So is net zero. He knows that, but he will make you poor trying to achieve both.

I will tell the people it will save the planet. They will buy it. :s_laugh:

Quote from: JOE on June 24, 2025, 11:38:19 AMHere Lokmar:

Sales hybrids up, but EV's decline.

I wouldn't buy an EV Lokmar

Hybrid maybe but not an EV

Honeybunch, you will have to buy an EV thanks to Mr Carney. But, you will be too old to drive by the time it's fully implemented.

Our premier, Scott Moe decided he is going to defy Conman Carney's coal powered phase out by 2030. Not only only that he said Saskatchewan is going to rebuild it's coal fired power plants. :good:

Mark Carnage just like his predecessor wants to take away your choices what you can drive, what you can see on the internet, your news choices, how you choose to heat your home and what type of rifle you can use to hunt.

Quote from: Shen Li on June 24, 2025, 09:44:31 PMMark Carnage just like his predecessor wants to take away your choices what you can drive, what you can see on the internet, your news choices, how you choose to heat your home and what type of rifle you can use to hunt.

Only our choices. He will still get to decide which jet to take his clothes and which one to take for himself when he goes to pedo island.

If Mr Carney really wants to show he's committed to "Building Canada" he'd ceremoniously defenestrate Bill C-48 (a.k.a. the "Tanker Ban Bill"), which came into effect last year under the Trudeau government and changed tanker regulations off British Columbia's northern coast, torpedoing any prospects of building oil export pipelines on Canada's west coast.

He could also scrap the cap on Canadian oil and gas-related greenhouse gas emissions (introduced by the Trudeau government in 2024) and regulations (also introduced in 2024) for methane emissions in the oil and gas sector, both of which will almost inevitably raise costs and curtail production.

Finally, the prime minister could ax the so-called "Clean Electricity Regulations" that will likely drive electricity rates through the roof while ushering in an age of less-reliable electricity supply and less building of conventional energy-generation from natural gas, a fuel far more reliable than Canada's fickle winds and often-tepid sunlight. By driving up energy costs across Canada and through the entire chain of production and service economies, these regulations (again, enacted by the Trudeau government) will make it more expensive to build anything anywhere in Canada.

Prime Minister Carney has made some nice noises seemingly recognizing that Canada has a building problem, particularly with regard to energy projects, and Bill C-5 makes equally nice (yet ill-defined) noises about regulatory reform in the energy and natural resource sectors. But Canada doesn't have a shortage of nebulous government pronouncements; it has an overdose of regulatory restrictions preventing building in Canada. He should show real seriousness and eliminate the raft of Trudeau-era red tape stifling growth and development in Canada.

And sooner is better than later. Canada's biggest economic competitors (not only the United States) are not sitting on their red-taped hands watching their economies decline.

Didn't we just have a decade of thrift and lower living standards?
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Canada's financial watchdogs warn more billion dollar boondoggles on the horizon, sounding the alarm about how infrastructure funds are being spent. Canadians simply can't afford more wasteful Liberal spending.

Quote from: Herman on June 25, 2025, 03:12:03 PMDidn't we just have a decade of thrift and lower living standards?
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Whoa, I will look for that article. But, you have to pay to read Globe and Mail.

But, I saw this link this morning. Another decade of further decline is on the way. It is long, but it should be watched by all globalist progtards.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjOmsLmqZTM

Quote from: Brent on June 26, 2025, 12:50:07 PMWhoa, I will look for that article. But, you have to pay to read Globe and Mail.

But, I saw this link this morning. Another decade of further decline is on the way. It is long, but it should be watched by all globalist progtards.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjOmsLmqZTM

I watch Juno news once in a while. Candace used to work for Stephen Harper.

Here is part of that article from the Globe & Mail.


Climbing costs associated with inflation and higher debt service payments are slowing savings and investment rates in Canada, which reduces funds available to pay for retirement. Statistics Canada's first quarter of its 2025 national balance sheet and financial flow accounts report, released on June 12, is a telling document.

That thinking of retirement provokes anxiety in surveys on the matter shouldn't be surprising. It is one more item on a growing list of aspirations many Canadians cannot afford.

As federal government policy erodes freedoms and upward mobility, Canada faces a dark dystopian future.

This is from a prog think tank. Even progs admit, this country is facing a bleak future.

https://www.blogto.com/city/2025/04/report-dystopian-outlook-canada-by-2040/#:~:text=According%20to%20the%20report%20released%20in%20early%202025,on%20the%20trajectory%20the%20country%20is%20currently%20following.
Canada will become a less attractive destination for immigrants, and there could be an exodus of young workers. . Some Canadians may start to hunt, fish, and forage on public lands and waterways, disregarding government regulations.

In extreme cases, people could reject the state's legitimacy, leading to higher rates of tax evasion or other forms of civil disobedience.

Here is a disturbing fact. In 2013, the Harper government had a little over 10,000 refugee claimants. In 2024 after a decade of changing the rules that made it harder for folks from known scammer refugee claimant countries to get here there were 174,000 fake refugees allowed to stay here, collect generous benefits unavailable to Canadians while they commit crimes. Seventeen times higher than under the Harper government.  What could go wrong with that.

Poverty, taking away choices, runaway violent crime, homelessness, a collapsing social safety net, and anger over destructive immigration levels. More reasons why Alberta and Saskatchewan want to get the hell out of the coming social anarchy.

Quote from: Herman on June 26, 2025, 03:26:20 PMHere is a disturbing fact. In 2013, the Harper government had a little over 10,000 refugee claimants. In 2024 after a decade of changing the rules that made it harder for folks from known scammer refugee claimant countries to get here there were 174,000 fake refugees allowed to stay here, collect generous benefits unavailable to Canadians while they commit crimes. Seventeen times higher than under the Harper government.  What could go wrong with that.

Poverty, taking away choices, runaway violent crime, homelessness, a collapsing social safety net, and anger over destructive immigration levels. More reasons why Alberta and Saskatchewan want to get the hell out of the coming social anarchy.

The Venezuelazation of a once free and prosperous nation has been by design. There can be no doubt about.

Quote from: Herman on June 26, 2025, 03:17:44 PMAs federal government policy erodes freedoms and upward mobility, Canada faces a dark dystopian future.

This is from a prog think tank. Even progs admit, this country is facing a bleak future.

https://www.blogto.com/city/2025/04/report-dystopian-outlook-canada-by-2040/#:~:text=According%20to%20the%20report%20released%20in%20early%202025,on%20the%20trajectory%20the%20country%20is%20currently%20following.
Canada will become a less attractive destination for immigrants, and there could be an exodus of young workers. . Some Canadians may start to hunt, fish, and forage on public lands and waterways, disregarding government regulations.

In extreme cases, people could reject the state's legitimacy, leading to higher rates of tax evasion or other forms of civil disobedience.

Of course Canadians with the skills are going to leave. It's been happening for a while now. Why would they stay.

Canada will export it's most talented and productive while importing the world's losers.

Birds won't want to lay eggs in Canada if the next decade is like the last one.

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Starring: The Tightrope-Swinging Monkey Himself Mark "Globalist Gumby" Carney!
ACT I  "Hanging by the Nose Ring of Progress"
Prepare yourselves, dear audience, as Carney takes the stage with his signature move: the inflationary backflip of denial, twisting mid-air through imported ideologies while clinging desperately to a nose ring connected directly to Klaus Schwab's basement Wi-Fi.
Watch in stunned horror or delight, we won't judge as he gracefully somersaults over the Canadian economy, pausing only to light trade relations with the United States on fire and use the ashes to stencil his next opinion piece in The Guardian.

By the end of the act, he's juggling burning bridges, frozen mortgages, and glowing virtue signals all while whispering sweet nothings about equity into a microphone made of taxpayer-funded despair.

ACT II  "The Ballet of the Silenced Masses"
Now dim the lights and hush your speech because here comes the censorship act!

Carney, dressed in sequined technocratic robes, ascends a platform built from CBC talking points and fake smiles. He balances delicately on one trembling toe of moral superiority, while spinning a flaming gavel over his head marked "Misinformation Emergency."
He doesn't just censor.

He pirouettes across the Charter of Rights, sets Section 2(b) on fire, and kicks it into the crowd like a flaming beach ball. Applause is mandatory. Dissent will be considered a scheduling error.
ACT III  "The Grand Finale: Democracy Disemboweled!"

Behold, as our performers bring out the great saw of Regulation. They lower a box labeled "Free Speech" onto the stage. In goes liberty, in goes dissent, in goes your grandmother's Facebook account.
And with a grin that would make Orwell rise from the grave just to scream, they saw it all in half.

But wait here's the twist! The halves don't separate. Because under the floor is a magnet labeled "National Security Exception."
Cue the confetti cannons they shoot shredded privacy legislation.

And before you leave, don't forget to visit our gift shop!
Pick up your "I Heart My Surveillance State" mug, your "Silence is Strength" hoodie, and a plush Mark Carney doll that cries every time a small business tries to speak.
The Canadian Circus: Where your rights are just another act and the clowns never leave.
Enjoy the show.

Before the power goes out...
...or the next emergency is declared.

Quote from: Shen Li on June 26, 2025, 08:42:43 PMOf course Canadians with the skills are going to leave. It's been happening for a while now. Why would they stay.

Canada will export it's most talented and productive while importing the world's losers.

Birds won't want to lay eggs in Canada if the next decade is like the last one.

Economists from the nation's banks are warning that the lost decade under Trudeau will become the second lost decade under Carney.

The Liberal dictatorship does not want this.
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Conman Carney will give them what these traitors demand. Some of it  anyway. Trump would give them the middle finger.
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Quote from: DKG on June 29, 2025, 10:32:51 AMEconomists from the nation's banks are warning that the lost decade under Trudeau will become the second lost decade under Carney.

Nothing has changed. It's the same inept assholes running the show and running Canada into the ground.

Quote from: Shen Li on June 26, 2025, 08:42:43 PMOf course Canadians with the skills are going to leave. It's been happening for a while now. Why would they stay.

Canada will export it's most talented and productive while importing the world's losers.

Birds won't want to lay eggs in Canada if the next decade is like the last one.

I'd still rather live in Canada than many other countries Shen Li Shen

Quote from: Shen Li on June 30, 2025, 01:10:53 AMNothing has changed. It's the same inept assholes running the show and running Canada into the ground.

They did turn the consumer carbon tax into a hidden higher industrial carbon tax. That will really help exports and make life affordable. :crazy:

This was written by Conrad Black.

Canadians are vaguely aware that in the last decade we've been uncompetitive with peer countries in economic growth and the rise of our standard of living.

The burning question is whether the new prime minister, Mark Carney, will follow the authoritarian and socialistic, environmentally-obsessed course indicated by his book, Values.

In the United States, on whose strategic direction and political and economic health the condition of the entire West chiefly depends, President Trump, no matter how appalled many may be by his lack of gentility, is moving decisively to stimulate economic growth.  He's reducing the trade deficit, and inflation, increased job creation, and has effectively closed the borders to illegal immigration.

He is asserting the authority of the federal government throughout the country and requiring the apprehension and deportation of convicted criminals who entered the United States illegally.

These are elemental steps in national self-preservation and if they had not been taken, a rising concern about what the late British critic and humorist Malcolm Muggeridge called "the great liberal death wish" in the United States would have been justified.

This seems like something that should be discussed publicly now.
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Quote from: Herman on July 07, 2025, 02:02:06 PMThis seems like something that should be discussed publicly now.
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Because Canada's PM doesn't want Canadians to know how much of their money he's giving to his company Brookfield.

I'm so thankful I don't live in that corrupt poverty-stricken hellhole anymore. I'd pity Canadians but they bring it on themselves.

Mr Carney will increase the CBC's pro Liberal party propaganda funding by $150 million per year. His government will also make it's funding statutory.

Former CBC journalist and TV host Travis Dhanraj resigned from the state broadcaster in spectacular form recently, accusing CBC of bias and opposing a diversity of opinions.

Here are some excerpts pf Mr Dhanraj's resignation letter that should alarm anyone who values journalistic objectivity.

After more than 20 years in Canadian television journalism, I have been forced to resign from CBC News.

This was not a voluntary decision.

It comes after trying to navigate a workplace culture defined by retaliation, exclusion, and psychological harm. A place where asking hard questions — about tokenism masquerading as diversity, problematic political coverage protocols, and the erosion of editorial independence — became a career-ending move.

When I pushed for honest conversations about systemic issues and editorial imbalance, I was shut out. Sidelined. Silenced. And ultimately, erased.

CBC calls itself a champion of inclusion, and public trust. But those ideals are too often deployed as branding tools, not lived principles. And Canadians are noticing.

Another secret he don't want us to know. Is he keeping his carbon footprint at net zero while on vacation while the country is supposed to be facing a crisis according to him.
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Quote from: Herman on July 08, 2025, 02:22:41 PMAnother secret he don't want us to know. Is he keeping his carbon footprint at net zero while on vacation while the country is supposed to be facing a crisis according to him.
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He's just another do as I say not as I do champagne socialist. Whites love hypotwats like him.

Quote from: Shen Li on July 08, 2025, 09:29:58 PMHe's just another do as I say not as Ido champagne socialist. Whites love hypotwats like him.

Carney's been good fer me Shen Li Shen.

I'm getting my pension & I thank Mark Carney for that Shen.

Free healthcare and dental care too.

Socialism is wonderful Shen.

I wish Lokmar could live under a socialist government too!

QuoteCanadians are vaguely aware that in the last decade we've been uncompetitive with peer countries in economic growth and the rise of our standard of living.

It's not even vaguely anymore. The signs of Canada's decay were everywhere when I left and I hear it's still getting worse.

QuoteIn the United States, on whose strategic direction and political and economic health the condition of the entire West chiefly depends, President Trump, no matter how appalled many may be by his lack of gentility, is moving decisively to stimulate economic growth.  He's reducing the trade deficit, and inflation, increased job creation, and has effectively closed the borders to illegal immigration.

I remember about twelve or thirteen years ago the US and Canada were almost at par in terms of GDP. Now the wealth gap is wide with Americans a lot wealthier thanks to a much higher growth than Canada.

What pisses me off is that too many Canadians, especially older Whites don't give a fuck. They made their money and don't care that future generations won't prosper. That's one of the main reasons we emigrated. Older urban white Canadians are selfish assholes with no values.

If the US is so much better off than Canada, how come there are so many Americans struggling Shen Li Shen?

Maybe what's skewing those numbers are people at the top are doing well but the bottom 90% not so much.

So if there are 10% that are doing well then you get a distorted reality of what is really going on in the American economy & how well its citizens are really doing.

Quote from: Shen Li on July 09, 2025, 01:47:18 AMOlder urban white Canadians are selfish assholes with no values.

It's not that simple. They have insulated themselves from Canada's slide, but that doesn't mean they don't care about their country. They take the good life for granted and believe it's only a blip even though it has gone on for over a decade with organizations from banks to the RCMP warning another lost decade lies ahead.

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If a statistic makes his government look bad he redefines it to make his government look not as awful as it is. Just like any other dictator.
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Two of the organizers of the peaceful freedom convoy protest in Ottawa are facing seven and eight years in a penitentiary.

The Liberal Party stole hundreds of millions from Canadians for the green slush fund and none of those elitist entitled bastards will spend a night behind bars.

You cannot even post this on social media in Canada. The Liberals with help form Jagmeet Singh have turned Canada into some tinpot dictatorship.

Quote from: Brent on July 22, 2025, 12:34:48 PMTwo of the organizers of the peaceful freedom convoy protest in Ottawa are facing seven and eight years in a penitentiary.

The Liberal Party stole hundreds of millions from Canadians for the green slush fund and none of those elitist entitled bastards will spend a night behind bars.

You cannot even post this on social media in Canada. The Liberals with help form Jagmeet Singh have turned Canada into some tinpot dictatorship.

The handling of the anti-COVID restrictions protests has given Canada a bad reputation internationally. If the those who were in charge are given lengthy prison sentences it will make a bad look worse.

U.S. Christian musician Sean Feucht has to find new venues for his Canadian tour because all of them are cancelled because of his faith and support of the American president..

P.E.I. Liberal MP Sean Casey had also called for the show in Charlottetown PEI to be cancelled..

"While I fully respect the right to freedom of expression, I do not believe this event reflects the values of inclusivity and respect that define the City of Charlottetown or the Government of Canada," he wrote on Facebook.

Quote from: formosan on July 25, 2025, 10:55:32 AMU.S. Christian musician Sean Feucht has to find new venues for his Canadian tour because all of them are cancelled because of his faith and support of the American president..

P.E.I. Liberal MP Sean Casey had also called for the show in Charlottetown PEI to be cancelled..

"While I fully respect the right to freedom of expression, I do not believe this event reflects the values of inclusivity and respect that define the City of Charlottetown or the Government of Canada," he wrote on Facebook.

Do you think Liberal members of parliament would call for the cancelling of a BLM rally?

Quote from: Brent on July 25, 2025, 12:13:49 PMDo you think Liberal members of parliament would call for the cancelling of a BLM rally?

I could not handle the cancel culture and censorship in Canada. I like being able to use social media without government of Canada reasons why I cannot view something the Liberal Party does not want me to see.

Quote from: formosan on July 25, 2025, 10:55:32 AMU.S. Christian musician Sean Feucht has to find new venues for his Canadian tour because all of them are cancelled because of his faith and support of the American president.

You'd be appalled if you knew just how much international acts had to pay to perform in Canada. Quite a lot of artists simply do not bother to make the effort unless they have either significant fan bases or are complete idealists that don't mind taking a loss.

Quote from: . on July 25, 2025, 04:05:27 PMYou'd be appalled if you knew just how much international acts had to pay to perform in Canada. Quite a lot of artists simply do not bother to make the effort unless they have either significant fan bases or are complete idealists that don't mind taking a loss.

Pay who?

Quote from: Shen Li on July 25, 2025, 05:18:14 PMPay who?

Government levies. A US act looking to hop the border to play a gig or three in Canada often won't bother; the government charges like wounded bulls.

Quote from: Austin Powers on July 26, 2025, 04:51:24 AMGovernment levies. A US act looking to hop the border to play a gig or three in Canada often won't bother; the government charges like wounded bulls.

I did not know that.

Quote from: Brent on July 25, 2025, 12:13:49 PMDo you think Liberal members of parliament would call for the cancelling of a BLM rally?

No I don't.

Carney is deliberately collapsing Canada's auto sector. It benefits his company and his investments.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56-e_vtWcHo

Quote from: . on July 25, 2025, 04:05:27 PMYou'd be appalled if you knew just how much international acts had to pay to perform in Canada. Quite a lot of artists simply do not bother to make the effort unless they have either significant fan bases or are complete idealists that don't mind taking a loss.

Taylor Swift closed out her recent ERAS tour in Vancouver.

And thousands of American fans made a trek up to Canada just to see her.

Quote from: JOE on July 26, 2025, 12:32:45 PMTaylor Swift closed out her recent ERAS tour in Vancouver.

And thousands of American fans made a trek up to Canada just to see her.

Jo Jo honeybunch, remember what I told you about reading what people post before replying.

You are confirming what the person you replied to said about high fees keeping artists out of Canada. Ms Swift can afford it many entertainers cannot.

Quote from: Brent on July 26, 2025, 12:08:41 PMCarney is deliberately collapsing Canada's auto sector. It benefits his company and his investments.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56-e_vtWcHo

WOW! You people need to lynch that cunt!!!!

As far as EV's, I really hope people do the simple math. You dont have to be an electrical engineer to figure out how much electricity is needed to power a complete transition to EV's. Its painfully simple math.

Also, hate speech should be protected. I think Aryan says some ridiculous shit but I'd never want to see him banned.

you mean the electricity doesn't just come from the electricity fairy and that we would require as much fossil fuel to produce the electricity needs as we are burning today?

are you sure? Cause I was pretty siked at the idea of the electricity fairy delivering my free electricity every month

Quote from: Biggie Smiles on July 26, 2025, 03:50:09 PMyou mean the electricity doesn't just come from the electricity fairy and that we would require as much fossil fuel to produce the electricity needs as we are burning today?

are you sure? Cause I was pretty siked at the idea of the electricity fairy delivering my free electricity every month

Dude, a LOT people really view it that way. I bet 20% or less even have a clue whats needed to produce the kind of power needed to transition from fossil fueled cars to EV's.

Quote from: Lokmar on July 27, 2025, 01:15:21 AMDude, a LOT people really view it that way. I bet 20% or less even have a clue whats needed to produce the kind of power needed to transition from fossil fueled cars to EV's.

Especially white Canadians. They are the most clueless.

Quote from: Lokmar on July 26, 2025, 03:41:18 PMWOW! You people need to lynch that cunt!!!!

As far as EV's, I really hope people do the simple math. You dont have to be an electrical engineer to figure out how much electricity is needed to power a complete transition to EV's. Its painfully simple math.

Also, hate speech should be protected. I think Aryan says some ridiculous shit but I'd never want to see him banned.

Carney is deciding for us what vehicles we can buy. Carney is deciding for us what we can see on social and legacy media. Carney is deciding for us what words we can speak.

He is a rich progtards dictator. He hates Canadians.

Quote from: Lokmar on July 26, 2025, 03:41:18 PMAs far as EV's, I really hope people do the simple math. You dont have to be an electrical engineer to figure out how much electricity is needed to power a complete transition to EV's. Its painfully simple math.

And all of the other expenses that go along with it. Those EV batteries are fucking heavy beasts compared to traditional ICE cars... want to tell the gallery what that means for the road system? How about when those same batteries no longer take a charge and need to be replaced? Not only do they represent a substantial percentage of a car's worth, the pollutants (and potential fire risk) of an EV battery will require a veritable fuckton of cash to be pulled from the hip pocket just to keep the Greta von Doomspergs of this planet happy! And FFS, Canada is a frozen wasteland for easily a third of the year, requiring ALL batteries to be kept heated lest they lose their charge.

The "green energy" wet dream comes with a lot of hidden costs... and ultimately is worse than worthless in terms of protecting the environment.

Also, hate speech should be protected. I think Aryan says some ridiculous shit but I'd never want to see him banned.
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Quote from: . on July 29, 2025, 11:46:08 PMAnd all of the other expenses that go along with it. Those EV batteries are fucking heavy beasts compared to traditional ICE cars... want to tell the gallery what that means for the road system? How about when those same batteries no longer take a charge and need to be replaced? Not only do they represent a substantial percentage of a car's worth, the pollutants (and potential fire risk) of an EV battery will require a veritable fuckton of cash to be pulled from the hip pocket just to keep the Greta von Doomspergs of this planet happy! And FFS, Canada is a frozen wasteland for easily a third of the year, requiring ALL batteries to be kept heated lest they lose their charge.

The "green energy" wet dream comes with a lot of hidden costs... and ultimately is worse than worthless in terms of protecting the environment.

Also, hate speech should be protected. I think Aryan says some ridiculous shit but I'd never want to see him banned.

Yep! Them burned up cunts in Cali are learning how bad EV's are right fucking now! Every EV that burned spewed toxins and heavy metals in the air and contaminated houses that didnt burn down. The whole area that burned as well as downwind is a veritable super fund site!

Canadians have the right and FREEDOM to:

Worship without government interference
Express themselves without fear of censorship
Enjoy individual liberty and make their own choices
Raise their families in safe communities
The Liberals are trying to THROW IT ALL AWAY.

Carney and the Liberals want to CONTROL what you say, DICTATE what you believe, and DESTROY the freedoms that built this great nation.

Carney is keeping all the social media censorship Trudeau made law. He is going to make it even more restrictive.

He aint
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Israel unilaterally withdrew from Gaza — one half of the proposed Palestinian state, along with the West Bank and East Jerusalem — in 2005, using its army to forcibly remove 9,000 Jewish settlers in 21 settlements, plus four Jewish settlements in the West Bank.

None of this led to peace. Far from it.

Ever since then, Hamas has controlled Gaza and used it as its base for terrorist operations and missile attacks on Israel.

Simply put, Hamas doesn't want a viable Palestinian state living in peace beside a secure Israel. It wants Israel cleansed of Jews — Judenfrei — as the Nazis called it — which is in its founding charter.

Carney, by his unilateral action, which goes against a vote in Parliament on this issue just last year, has granted a PR win for Hamas. But don't take my word for it, here is what Hamas themselves said.

"The initiative by several countries to recognize a Palestinian state is one of the fruits of Oct. 7," Hamas senior member Ghāzi Hamad told Al Jazeera in an interview.

The very people who would carry out horrific terrorist attacks, take hundreds of hostages and hold them in deplorable conditions are the beneficiaries of Canada's naive foreign policy under Prime Minister Mark Carney.

Quote from: Brent on August 06, 2025, 01:14:10 PMCarney is keeping all the social media censorship Trudeau made law. He is going to make it even more restrictive.

So what kinds of things are illegal? Is he trying to censor your criticism of government?

Quote from: Lokmar on August 06, 2025, 08:48:15 PMSo what kinds of things are illegal? Is he trying to censor your criticism of government?

You can't even link news stories on social media if you live in Canada.  They have passed bills C-27 and C-63 in the name of protecting Canadians from "hate speech." Hate speech is any speech Mark Carney hates.

Quote from: Herman on August 06, 2025, 03:58:23 PMHe aint
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It's not in the Liberals DNA not to censor speech that doesn't serve them.

Quote from: Lokmar on August 06, 2025, 08:48:15 PMSo what kinds of things are illegal? Is he trying to censor your criticism of government?

If you get a trip across the Northern border, open your social media account. Try posting links to websites or certain youtube videos. You will see what I mean.

Quote from: Brent on August 07, 2025, 12:16:01 PMIf you get a trip across the Northern border, open your social media account. Try posting links to websites or certain youtube videos. You will see what I mean.

Thats fukin wild shit!

Quote from: Lokmar on August 07, 2025, 10:07:38 PMThats fukin wild shit!

It is the Liberals turning fascist.

I hope the GOP can get that slimy little fucker Carney to cave on this censorship bullshit too.
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What Conman Carney is doing to Canada makes Justine and Starmer look like libertarians by comparison.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFn79S9bCHA

Quote from: Herman on August 10, 2025, 02:37:26 PMWhat Conman Carney is doing to Canada makes Justine and Starmer look like libertarians by comparison.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFn79S9bCHA

Canada is losing it's freedom and first world status faster than any other developed country. Britain is next to jump off the cliff.

Quote from: Thiel on July 26, 2025, 12:58:21 PMJo Jo honeybunch, remember what I told you about reading what people post before replying.

You are confirming what the person you replied to said about high fees keeping artists out of Canada. Ms Swift can afford it many entertainers cannot.

As an aside, I'd like to point out that I do not consider Taylor Swift an artist. To quote comedian Bill Hicks "any... ANY... performer who sells a product on television is now and forever and for all eternity removed from the artistic world. I don't care if you shit Mona Lisa's on cue, yer out!"

Taylor attempted to sell us Kamala Harris. Taylor is accordingly "no artist." Period, end of argument, finito. You may as well be using JoHoMo's collection of Swifty compact discs for coffee coasters forthwith.

You're right on the rest of it though. With the entry fees of performers to the frozen white north attracting four and five figure sums before a single ticket gets sold, many performers do not in fact bother to include Canada in their itineraries. Additionally a good many smaller struggling venues cannot afford to pay the government-inflated prices, not when a local act will accept a booking fee of $200 or less to play for three sets of an hour or more each before returning to their day jobs. With the overheads involved in your average gig, a local act and the venues are lucky to break even, never mind the poor bastards that make it up from south of the border.

I've no doubt you understand all this; your boyfriend on the other hand likely does not, having never worked a day in his life, let alone run his own business, certainly not even for the love of it. 

Quote from: Lokmar on August 07, 2025, 10:07:38 PMThats fukin wild shit!

Even wilder shit, it is easy to neuter the libtard's efforts by dint of an encrypted proxy or VPN with an exit node in the US or similarly free country. Plenty of reputable VPN services can be had for a few dollars a month and you can create your own secure proxies through places like Amazon Web Services for free.

The Liberal Party are a pack of clueless retards who are relying on their citizenry's laziness. Yet while I was still there, a good one in six internet users were already employing some form of "tunneling" to obfuscate their internet traffic from their ISP and the government's prying eyes.

That was five years ago. I imagine that percentage has risen substantially in recent times.

Quote from: Lokmar on August 07, 2025, 10:07:38 PMThats fukin wild shit!

Actually our Prime Minister Mark Carney Mark Carney is gonna invest a lot in Canada's future...Lokmar.

Bring in a lotta foreign investment too.

You'll see come September eh?

Actually I worry a lot about a lotta working Americans who are havin a hard time under the Trump administration. I see all these YouTube videos from them crying about the cost of living havin their benefits & entitlements bein cut ....eh Lokmar

Good luck to them...eh Likmsr?

Quote from: . on August 11, 2025, 06:14:32 AMThat was five years ago. I imagine that percentage has risen substantially in recent times.

It absolutely has. The Liberals have been doing eroding liberty and free speech since 2015. People have to do something.

Leftists have one tool in their toolbox-a hammer and every problem looks like a nail.

So now Canadians are not allowed to go for a stroll in the wood depending on the province they live in.

The fines for breaking this COVID lockdown type rule are $25,000 Canadian.

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And give more money to so called green companies Brookfield is invested. Canada is so fucking corrupt.

Even Justine's government used to make this information available. Carney is a dictatorial little weasel.
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This is from Postmedia.

QuoteThe Liberals' devotion to their EV (electric vehicle) mandate borders on the cultish. They are certain, as all True Believers are, that if only they believe passionately enough (and spend enough taxpayers' money), they will be able to convince all Canadians to buy EVs.

Next year, the first of the Liberal government's EV mandates takes hold. By law, 20 per cent of all new cars and light trucks sold in Canada in 2026 must be EVs. According to that mandate, if carmakers cannot convince one in five of their customers to go electric, Ottawa could order manufacturers and dealers to sell fewer internal combustion engine vehicles to achieve the 20/80 split.

For instance, there are more than 1.9 million cars and light trucks sold in this country in a good year. This year, fewer than nine per cent of that total is expected to be EVs — about 170,000 (down from 2024 by nearly 90,000).

To get to a 20 per cent share for EVs, their sales next year would have to jump to 380,000. Or Ottawa could dictate that only 1.4 million internal combustion engine cars can be sold.

I don't expect a cap on internal combustion engine vehicles. Think of all the assembly-line workers, mechanics and salespeople who would be laid off. It would be an economic disaster.

The cause of sluggish EV sales is a combination of two factors — the end of mega-subsidies for EV purchases paid by Ottawa and the provinces, and the simple fact that most Canadians don't want EVs.

According to the Canada Energy Regulator (formerly the National Energy Board) so far this year, EV sales are off at least 25 per cent. It seems that without subsidies of between $5,000 and $8,000 on average, most car buyers can't be convinced to purchase an EV.

Despite all that, though, in June the Liberals, the Bloc and the rump formerly known as the NDP, banded together to vote down a Conservative motion calling on the government "to immediately end their ban on gas-powered vehicles."

According to Statistics Canada, of the more than 25 million cars, vans and pickups on Canada's roads, fewer than 400,000 are fully electric.

To meet the Liberals' mandate for 2026, car dealers would have to sell that many next year alone.

Brian Kingston, head of the Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers' Association, in June told the online news service, Blacklock's Reporter, that the feds should, "Scrap the mandate and let the federal government's existing emissions regulations drive cleaner transportation."

Those emissions targets are likely unachievable, too. Again, they have too much of the puritan or fundamentalist about them. In theory (or, at least, in the fevered minds of environmentalists), it might be possible to rely on emission caps, but that seems like an unreal dream.

I cannot imagine in a free and democratic society what justifies a government ordering consumers to buy a particular kind of car.

But here's the irony of ironies: As EV sales have been cratering, sales of gasoline-powered cars and trucks have increased nearly 10 per cent. And what kind of vehicles have been selling best? According to StatsCan it's been "gas-powered SUVs."

Full-sized pickups have been popular, too.

Yet the Liberals cannot face reality and give up their EV mandate.

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Folks in Canada are doing lots of it.
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Trump got pour digital tax axed. Let's hope he can get the Conman's censorship axed too.
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Never forget the Conman advided Justine on the illegal use of the Emergencies Act.
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The Liberal government makes Lukashenko's government look transparent.
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The Liberals' devotion to their EV (electric vehicle) mandate borders on the cultish. They are certain, as all True Believers are, that if only they believe passionately enough (and spend enough taxpayers' money), they will be able to convince all Canadians to buy EVs.

Or they'll force us to.

Next year, the first of the Liberal government's EV mandates takes hold. By law, 20 per cent of all new cars and light trucks sold in Canada in 2026 must be EVs. According to that mandate, if carmakers cannot convince one in five of their customers to go electric, Ottawa could order manufacturers and dealers to sell fewer internal combustion engine vehicles to achieve the 20/80 split.

Quote from: Herman on August 15, 2025, 02:36:21 PMThe Liberal government makes Lukashenko's government look transparent.
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Carney's cabinet who are the same people that were in True Dope's cabinet want more of the same-because they are more of the same.

Quote from: Shen Li on August 17, 2025, 12:24:58 AMCarney's cabinet who are the same people that were in True Dope's cabinet want more of the same-because they are more of the same.

Nothing has changed, Carney is actually doubling down on his predecessor's bad policies on everything from censorship to energy to immigration.

Quote from: Herman on August 15, 2025, 02:35:06 PMNever forget the Conman advided Justine on the illegal use of the Emergencies Act.
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He needs his bank account frozen over his part in the Covid affair. As does every politician across the globe who sold their citizenry out to big pharma.

Stuff them all into to one of Elon's rockets and fire them off into space. Without so much as a face mask. Cunts like that shouldn't be allowed to draw breath.

Carney's refusal to release a spring budget despite his minority government losing a vote in parliament compelling them to release said budget, and despite his $486 billion spending plan, demonstrates an overall rejection of fiscal transparency. In terms of governance, the House of Commons has only sat for 76 says total since July 2024. That means that successive minority governments have been ruling without following democratic process. Isn't that dictatorship. What about communication.

Conman Carney is turning the CRA into the Gestapo.
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Quote from: . on August 17, 2025, 05:19:42 PMHe needs his bank account frozen over his part in the Covid affair. As does every politician across the globe who sold their citizenry out to big pharma.

Stuff them all into to one of Elon's rockets and fire them off into space. Without so much as a face mask. Cunts like that shouldn't be allowed to draw breath.

That corrupt scumbag would not be legally able to lead my first world country. The People Action Party would have vetted him if he ran for party leadership.

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Quote from: Shen Li on August 18, 2025, 08:47:56 PMThat corrupt scumbag would not be legally able to lead my first world country. The People Action Party would have vetted him if he ran for party leadership.

Are we talking about the same People Action Party who fielded Lee Hsien Loong to the top position? The same Lee Hsien Loong who instituted lockdowns and afforded big pharma the opportunity to shoot its sludge into Singaporean veins?\

Meet the new boss, same as the old boss. He's another cunt who needs his bank account frozen.

Quote from: . on August 21, 2025, 02:46:34 AMAre we talking about the same People Action Party who fielded Lee Hsien Loong to the top position? The same Lee Hsien Loong who instituted lockdowns and afforded big pharma the opportunity to shoot its sludge into Singaporean veins?\

Meet the new boss, same as the old boss. He's another cunt who needs his bank account frozen.

They all did. The only difference is the degree of the authoritarianism.

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Quote from: . on August 21, 2025, 02:46:34 AMAre we talking about the same People Action Party who fielded Lee Hsien Loong to the top position? The same Lee Hsien Loong who instituted lockdowns and afforded big pharma the opportunity to shoot its sludge into Singaporean veins?\

Meet the new boss, same as the old boss. He's another cunt who needs his bank account frozen.

Singapore's "circuit breakers" were minimum security jail compared to the draconian measures every province in Canada implemented. And Canada kept the Orwellian madness in place longer.

Quote from: Shen Li on August 21, 2025, 10:55:03 PMSingapore's "circuit breakers" were minimum security jail compared to the draconian measures every province in Canada implemented. And Canada kept the Orwellian madness in place longer.

Countries like Singapore, Korea and Taiwan took a less oppressive approach than Canada, Australia and the US did.

I do not hunt. I am not a firearms owner.

But, the Carney regime's gun buy back confiscation does nothing to stop the gun homicides in cities like Toronto where over ninety percent of firearms used are illegal.

Mark Carney is forging ahead with his expensive and ineffective gun ban and confiscation scheme.

Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree said that the government will start to take guns from individual firearms owners in September.

But this program has been a failure from the start. The government said it would cost taxpayers $200 million in 2019. Experts estimate the total cost to be closer to $6 billion.

Six billion dollars for a program that's a failure is a clear-cut example of government waste.

And it's a failure from every angle.

"The gun buyback program is going to have, essentially zero impact on the crime in Toronto," said Clayton Campbell, the president of the Toronto Police Association. "I can't think of a time when a legal gun has been used in a crime in this city."

The government's program only confiscates firearms from legal gun owners!

"Buyback programs are largely ineffective at reducing gun violence, in large part because the people who participate in such programs are not likely to use those guns to commit violence," said a University of Toronto professor, who studies gun violence.

Only Carney thinks this plan is a good idea. The experts and the police on the ground know it won't work. Taxpayers need to stand together to toss it in the trash before another cent is wasted.

Quote from: DKG on August 21, 2025, 09:42:27 AMThey all did. The only difference is the degree of the authoritarianism.

Quote from: Shen Li on August 21, 2025, 10:55:03 PMSingapore's "circuit breakers" were minimum security jail compared to the draconian measures every province in Canada implemented. And Canada kept the Orwellian madness in place longer.

So you're saying we should put an ankle monitor on him and freeze his bank accounts for five years instead of fifty? That's acceptable.

Quote from: . on August 24, 2025, 12:21:17 AMSo you're saying we should put an ankle monitor on him and freeze his bank accounts for five years instead of fifty? That's acceptable.

I wish my province did what Singapore, Taiwan and Korea did during the pandemic. It's a comparison thing of course.

Quote from: DKG on August 24, 2025, 11:13:17 AMI wish my province did what Singapore, Taiwan and Korea did during the pandemic. It's a comparison thing of course.

You set your sights too low. How about Nicaragua or Belarus instead?

Man, it must suck when your best examples are more authoritarian than some socialist shithole's. Don't worry though, I'm sure the Shit-Lite version of tyranny tastes better than the vast quantitudes of Total Suck that the generations of settling for second best left you with.

I mean you could fight for better, but then you might have an RFK Jr roaming the halls of Wellington Street, telling you what's healthy and what isn't. And we wouldn't want that, eh?