Trudeau reveals playbook on tackling Trump climate denial

davesmom

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I think Trudeau would be wise to avoid talking to Trump about anything. Trump will make a bigger fool of him than he is making of himself. Remember how Trudeau was going to talk tough to Putin? Haha! Didn't come off so well did it?
Trudeau would likely crap his drawers if Trump even looked at him! Hey, weakling, meet the strong man!
But then, Trudeau's such a p u s s y, maybe Trump will just grab him. :)
 

HeyBill

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Nature will as usual take care of itself. In the process life forms will live on or die but whatever happens there will be enough to continue life.

Meanwhile we humans will listen to the posturing be it based on reasoning or power alone.

These events will not extinguish life on earth.

Quite possibly part of life might be affected.
 

davesmom

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Nature will as usual take care of itself. In the process life forms will live on or die but whatever happens there will be enough to continue life.

Meanwhile we humans will listen to the posturing be it based on reasoning or power alone.

These events will not extinguish life on earth.

Quite possibly part of life might be affected.



You may be right. Maybe nature is 'culling the herd'. It could sure use some culling.
 

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Liberals always claim they want to redistribute money from those with too much to those with too little.
Which raises two key questions about the new Liberal carbon tax: who will pay and who will get?
Let’s start with who will pay. The federal government has mandated a tax on carbon emissions, which will raise the price of anything that uses fossil fuels. Even carbon tax supporter professor Nicholas Rivers admits the tax will raise the prices of gasoline by 11 cents-a-litre, electricity by almost 10%, and natural gas by over 15%.
Because it will raise the price of fuel required to grow and transport our food, grocery bills will rise too.
Annually, it will cost $1028 per person, or $4112 for the average family of four, according to the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
Everyone will pay it. But because poor households spend a third more of their incomes on fuel, heat, and groceries than do rich households, those with the least will suffer the most.
For the same reason, a Statistics Canada official testified to the House of Commons Human Resources committee last month that increases in fuel and food prices lead to higher poverty rates.
The poorest families in Ontario have seen this movie before. Just look at the results of the so-called “Green Energy Act” in Ontario, which has thus far forced consumers to overpay by $37 billion to buy unneeded, unreliable, and overpriced electricity from well-connected wind and solar companies. Never has a government policy taken so much from so many to give to so few.


Trudeau carbon tax takes from the poor, gives to the rich | Poilievre | Columnis


Trudeau's playbook;

Phuck the working class Canadian.

Phuck Canada's economy.

Phuck liberty.
 

davesmom

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Liberals always claim they want to redistribute money from those with too much to those with too little.
Which raises two key questions about the new Liberal carbon tax: who will pay and who will get it



Not just from those with too much money (who decides that?) they want to take from all the ordinary citizens whether they have extra money or not. Funny thing is, we don't hear of Trudeau giving any of his money, do we?
We know who will get it; government and they will waste it like they do everything else.
 

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One thing the American public may petition Donal for is a revision of the 'Get Americans back to work.' The model should be the same as China's coming boom in that the new factories are built by hand but when the factory is running the only workers are robots and the former construction workers are at home enjoying the products the many plants manufacture. Americans get lots of people back to work for a decade or two and then the workers get to have free time and the basics are taken care of by machines. The designs America comes up with might be just what the Chinese are looking for and knowledge is an exportable item even if the first part is blueprints that show them how to build the castings for the bots rather than it just being the software that is used. A 3D Printer that weaves hemp strands might be something that replaces the cast-iron designs of old. (they are used to build the parts needed to get those printers on-line then the product range is from a wedding dress to a milling machine suitable for a hobby garage, at the click of a few icons for the most part.
Did I mention the hemp industry that would be needed to supply the bots with the raw material so you can still get your hands dirty if you want?
 

bobnoorduyn

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Yay for record lows in BC...It must be because of the carbon tax working too well.


Yup, three years ago saw the Atlantic froze solid from Cape Breton clear to St. John's Newfoundland, and no icebreaker tracks either.. Two years ago saw both the icebreaker and the Port au Basque ferry jammed in the ice off Sydney, (for two days). Seems like somethin's workin' dere b'y. She been certainly gittin' colder fer sure. Locals bin sayin' ain't never seen nothin' like it fer ages.
 

darkbeaver

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I agree, it's colder sooner. Long winter, God save us.
I have sharpened the shovel and checked the fuel level in the plow. These azzholes said it would get warmer. Only if we burn them on stakes.
 

petros

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Yup, three years ago saw the Atlantic froze solid from Cape Breton clear to St. John's Newfoundland, and no icebreaker tracks either.. Two years ago saw both the icebreaker and the Port au Basque ferry jammed in the ice off Sydney, (for two days). Seems like somethin's workin' dere b'y. She been certainly gittin' colder fer sure. Locals bin sayin' ain't never seen nothin' like it fer ages.

-8C for Metro Van tonight. The poor bastards here are going to freeze their moonbat nuts off.
 

Bar Sinister

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dept?
largely created by the pcs?
Trudeau government to smash debt and deficit records: TD
Trudeau government to smash debt and deficit records: TD | Canada | News | Toron

I've posted this chart several times, but I guess you just keep on missing it. Note that Pierre Trudeau's contribution to the debt ended in 1984. After that it was all PC up to 1993. Then the Libs took over again and note the surpluses up until 2008 when Harper took over. By contrast the amount that Justin Trudeau is adding is relatively small, given that he has only been in power one year.

 

Bar Sinister

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Why is Canada in debt? Justine Trudeau is not in power he is in his tiny little office making fools of Canadians for the International Community, whatever the hell that is.

Why don't you ask Stephen Harper - one of his promises was to pay down the debt. Unfortunately, he increased it.
 

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I've posted this chart several times, but I guess you just keep on missing it. Note that Pierre Trudeau's contribution to the debt ended in 1984. After that it was all PC up to 1993. Then the Libs took over again and note the surpluses up until 2008 when Harper took over. By contrast the amount that Justin Trudeau is adding is relatively small, given that he has only been in power one year.


yeah, I saw the chart, and yeah, you made good points with it
old news
today's conversation is about Justine and how what he plans to do will wreck any good works the past PMs have done
 

petros

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Oil is over $55 a BBL. Soon you can buy Chinese tulips off eBay again Flosshole.

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