Easy for him to say. He spends more of OPM on airline food every month than a pensioner is expected to live on for an entire year. Maybe if we cut his pay to $1.00 a year he would have a better understanding of money.Then Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has sort of but not really inserted himself into Tuesday’s U.S. midterm elections, saying he’s prepared to outwait the Trump administration and sign a new trade deal with the next American president, if necessary.
Omnibus : 2022 Midterm Elections
- Thread starter B00Mer
- Start date
If we did that, he would be justified in collecting his salary Trump-style with insider connections on policy so that he can make $1 billion a year, etc…. or like Trudeau, who somehow made something like $400 million while in office during COVID-19. Don’t get me wrong and I’m not justifying political financial excess whatsoever & and it definitely needs to be reeled in.
The real estate bubble popped. Housing prices and rentals are plummeting in Vancouver. Im starting to see property management companies offering $1000 move in bonus and last month of a one year lease free.
By January they'll be offering trips to Mexico ontop of move in and last month free.
Jackass Trudeau made his $400m in real estate fueled by 5 million more immigrants than the system could handle.
I bet he has already ditched the properties and moved onto data.
Look at the relationship between King Carney’s Brookfield and federal government contracts and subsidies . It makes Trudeau’s grift chump change .
You have to look at Carneys Brookfield & the ties to Trump’s son-in-law & 666 5th Ave and the Qatari….before Carney became the Prime Minister of Canada…& how that tangled web leads to Trump & Carney’s slap fest and the gift of Qatar Force One, & Jared Kushner, being one of the two mediators floating around the Middle East on Trump’s behalf. There’s a rabbit hole if you want to crawl down one.
TIn August 2018, Brookfield Asset Management rescued Jared Kushner’s family skyscraper at 666 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan by signing a 99-year lease and paying approximately $1.1 billion to $1.2 billion in rent upfront. This cash infusion allowed the Kushner Companies to pay off a massive, looming debt burden on the struggling property.
The bailout drew intense scrutiny because the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA)—Qatar's sovereign wealth fund—was a major investor in Brookfield Property Partners, the fund utilized for the transaction.
Critics and congressional investigators (such as Senator Ron Wyden) raised serious conflict-of-interest and ethics concerns. Just months prior in 2017, Jared Kushner had pushed a foreign policy stance aligned with a Saudi- and UAE-led blockade against Qatar. Reports later surfaced that Kushner’s family had directly pitched Qatari officials for funding to save the tower before the deal was quietly routed through Brookfield.
Brookfield initially maintained that no Qatar-linked entity was behind the deal, a claim challenged by lawmakers and investigative reports pointing to QIA's substantial stake in the financing mechanism.
The financial entanglement between the Kushners, Qatari-backed capital, and subsequent ventures (such as Jared Kushner's later private equity firm, Affinity Partners, which also received significant Qatari backing) has remained a focal point for ethics watchdogs and congressional inquiries.
Timeline on Jared Kushner, Qatar, 666 Fifth Avenue, and White House Policy
A comprehensive account of Jared Kushner, 666 Fifth Avenue, and White House support for the blockade of Qatar after the Qataris rejected Kushner Companies.
www.justsecurity.org
Well that’s great but doesn’t explain the relationship between King Carney , the Liberal Party , the Government of Canada and Brookfield it makes Paul Martin and Canada Steamship Lines look like child’s play .You have to look at Carneys Brookfield & the ties to Trump’s son-in-law & 666 5th Ave and the Qatari….before Carney became the Prime Minister of Canada…& how that tangled web leads to Trump & Carney’s slap fest and the gift of Qatar Force One, & Jared Kushner, being one of the two mediators floating around the Middle East on Trump’s behalf. There’s a rabbit hole if you want to crawl down one.View attachment 36110T
In August 2018, Brookfield Asset Management rescued Jared Kushner’s family skyscraper at 666 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan by signing a 99-year lease and paying approximately $1.1 billion to $1.2 billion in rent upfront. This cash infusion allowed the Kushner Companies to pay off a massive, looming debt burden on the struggling property.
The bailout drew intense scrutiny because the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA)—Qatar's sovereign wealth fund—was a major investor in Brookfield Property Partners, the fund utilized for the transaction.
Critics and congressional investigators (such as Senator Ron Wyden) raised serious conflict-of-interest and ethics concerns. Just months prior in 2017, Jared Kushner had pushed a foreign policy stance aligned with a Saudi- and UAE-led blockade against Qatar. Reports later surfaced that Kushner’s family had directly pitched Qatari officials for funding to save the tower before the deal was quietly routed through Brookfield.
Brookfield initially maintained that no Qatar-linked entity was behind the deal, a claim challenged by lawmakers and investigative reports pointing to QIA's substantial stake in the financing mechanism.
The financial entanglement between the Kushners, Qatari-backed capital, and subsequent ventures (such as Jared Kushner's later private equity firm, Affinity Partners, which also received significant Qatari backing) has remained a focal point for ethics watchdogs and congressional inquiries.
Timeline on Jared Kushner, Qatar, 666 Fifth Avenue, and White House Policy
A comprehensive account of Jared Kushner, 666 Fifth Avenue, and White House support for the blockade of Qatar after the Qataris rejected Kushner Companies.