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Or that Corporations control and run the planet. Jeepers H Crackers, it's not Corporate, it's the Rothchilds.

FinTrac released the data calling "bullshit" prior to the act being enacted.

Not quite, more Napoleonistic than Hitler.

It certainly polishes and sharpens their point of a tyrannical "does as it pleases and Rights trampling government". If you have nothing to hide, why hide?

And have mandatory AK 47 training twice a year for high school students like Ukraine.

You are bent on some conspiracy theory that Corporations have far more control on pricing and government policy than they really do. Shake that off and everything will start making sense. Why aren't you rich? Is it because you were too afraid to make a sacrifice when an incredible opportunity...

He doesn't or quite possibly can't read anything beyond a headline. He just wants you to react.

Putka

Is the Corporate sector grinding its working class owners (stockmarket is 85% own by pensions and ETFs) to stuff bigger earnings into public pensions?

If not Trudeau someone should have at least did a 30 minute Zoom with the protesters.

What's with the brown guy in the life jacket? A radical Neo-Homo?

Why doesn't the federal government regulate gasoline prices? In Canada, only provinces and territories have the authority to regulate the prices of products such as gasoline and heating oil prices. The Government of Canada has no jurisdiction over regulating prices except in national...

If you're in Ukraine as a student on a visa does that include a visa to enter Poland or Romania? No. A Ukrainian doesn't need a visa to enter Poland but a Nigerian national on a Ukrainian student visa does even if they are white as snow.

The gasoline commodity markets we're in are massive. 3 or 4 cover North America and even the fringes of Europe and Asia. Get a map of the markets and an agriculture maps It's spring, demand for diesel has skyrocketed thanks to farming season kicking off. In South America and Australia it's...

That won't be nationalizing.

Are you sure demand hasnt changed? There is no "domestic" BTW.

When I left Vancouver 2 weeks ago it was a $1.80 and there wasn't a war. Now it's $2. That too logical for ya.

Check your math and numbers bub. 11% of $1.80 is 19.8 cents 1.80+0.198 =$1.99

It is far cheaper yet here.