Optimism....how quaint. Unfortunately, after witnessing the absurd Trudeau clown show over the last year, followed by his firm re-election by low information voters, followed by more clown show... I'm not quite there with you. Wish I was.
B.C. pipeline protests continue to halt Ontario trains for 5th day in a row
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Optimism....how quaint. Unfortunately, after witnessing the absurd Trudeau clown show over the last year, followed by his firm re-election by low information voters, followed by more clown show... I'm not quite there with you. Wish I was.
At worst, we have 3 more years of tater tot but the real question here is what is most likely.
Kenney and Moe have shots that can be fired and no doubt that Ontario is pissed with JT on the rail problems as it is directly impacting people in that province.
So, 3 more years, OR a non confidence vote OR Kenney/Moe get their provinces out of CPP/RCMP and put a financial squeeze on Ottawa OR combination of the aforementioned.
Fact is, tater tot can't afford to stop revenues from O&G, the cupboards are bare and he (the Libs) can only stay in power by bribing Que, the Maritimes and Ontario
To be fair, TM I only summarized the face to face portion though I did take in the entire program but you are right that pipeline was brought up by Evan Solomon.
I think it's about time for the N D P to withdraw their support for the liberals and an election to be called!
That is the suggestion that I put in my email to my local M.P.
That is the suggestion that I put in my email to my local M.P.
Voters in this country have abysmally short memories. The rail blockades will settle down eventually, and a week later Ontario will forget it ever happened.
A non confidence vote is needed more than it ever has been needed in this country, however I don't hold out a lot of hope that Canadians would hold to account and vote out the current group of fools currently running things. I look at the tenacity of the provincial Liberals in Ontario prior to the last election....despite obliterating the Ontario economy and getting entangled in countless scandals, Ontarians loyally continued to prop up their "natural governing party" well past their best before date.
A coalition of the opposition parties federally would be a disaster.
THIS is the only realistic move in my opinion. I don't think however that it will solve any problems this country is wrestling with, it will only further divide and antagonize an already fractured and regionally adversarial country.
Do you honestly think Trudeau is capable of that depth of analysis? LOL!! He's an idealist, he thinks he's doing everything right, and he deeply believes Canadians overall agree with him. And he's already demonstrated that he has no regard for the public purse and is certainly not afraid to borrow billions more to shovel at Quebec. His self-delusion and decadent lack of fiscal responsibility may well be this country's downfall. "A post-nation state with no mainstream values and no core identity" was his vision and his goal...it may well be his only success as leader, and will almost certainly be his legacy.
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Too late this was my email to her...........
To: carol.hughes@parl.gc.ca
Mrs Hughes,
I think the N D P should re-evaluate their support for the Liberal
government before Trudeau bankrupts the country with his indecision
concerning these protests all over the country....
Northern Ontario might just re-evaluate their support for the NDP
To: carol.hughes@parl.gc.ca
Mrs Hughes,
I think the N D P should re-evaluate their support for the Liberal
government before Trudeau bankrupts the country with his indecision
concerning these protests all over the country....
Northern Ontario might just re-evaluate their support for the NDP
There must 30 or so chiefs in the corporation Not including Chief Captain Morgan and Chief Mowich
A who's who guide to the Wet'suwet'en pipeline conflict
A who's who guide to the Wet'suwet'en pipeline conflict
The more the merrier I always say.
With that in mind, as we'll have a larger group, we might have to rent a pub or sumptin' for the meetings.
Anyone with the knowledge and ability to access (significant) federal monies to facilitate this (now) traditional, ceremonial and highly sacred event should come forward ASAP
With that in mind, as we'll have a larger group, we might have to rent a pub or sumptin' for the meetings.
Anyone with the knowledge and ability to access (significant) federal monies to facilitate this (now) traditional, ceremonial and highly sacred event should come forward ASAP
For a while, yeah. Rake it in while you can. If Canada stumbles hard as an unreliable trade partner, that'll dry up too and unless you can Interstate it could be dismal.
Proposed pipeline would cross 65 km of wilderness between Ramore and Quebec border? Who's 'Traditional Land' is that?
I'm assuming 1-2 hots & an overnight cot before the JP springs them on a catch & release.
If I was bringing large capital to the table in investment $$$ any time in the next decade, I'd be wanting some heavy guarantees from the Canadian Gov't and Freebies on top of that or I'd take my Ball & go elsewhere. That's the investment environment that has been created with Justin & Justin 2.0 this last Oct.
I was sure there couldn't possibly be more than 4yrs of Justin....but here we are. "Really Canada? Really? Twice? Here's your sign."
Federal Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller has said Ottawa is still committed to peacefully resolving the situation that has hampered freight and passenger travel in much of the country for nearly three weeks? It's good that one side is committed to that...but it doesn't work unless both sides are.
Rent? What do you mean Rent? It's our Hereditary Right as self appointed Hereditary Chiefs to a Pub or sumptin', aint it? Rent is Colonialism talk....How Dare You! You've STOLEN our Childhoods and.....wait....I think I'm in the wrong thread....