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The government controls these regulated professions, so yeah, the government has everything to do with it.

You know that famous quote of Wayne Gretzky? Don't focus on where the puck has been, but where it is going? So, where is Trump going? Clearly, he is not Hitler. Hitler is Hitler and Trump is Trump. But there are definite parallels in how they attained power, which we ignore at our peril. A society is built on stories. Some stories (like the US Constitution) are originated for the good. Other stories, like the stories perpetuated by the leaders of Nazi Germany, Stalinism, and Trumpism, are for the bad. They are false and harmful stories that lead to mass delusion, in a climate of hatred and fear. Trumpism, Nazism, Stalinism - all held together with deluded ideas founded on lies and cruelty

I just showed you a picture of a chart that had the actual data on top and then had blatant lies about the data written below it. "Only 19% (or some such) of covid deaths were among the fully protected group". Fauci lied about the origin of covid, and then social media banned mention of the BSL4 lab. The MSM never told us that Fauci funded GoF on the bat coronaviruses before covid came out. Even I was surprised to find out about that, and I didn't find out right away. Most leftards still don't even know that. Everyone lied to us about the safety of the jabs, and they even kept lying after we already knew about the severity of vax-injuries. The jabs started off as "You won't get sick"... no hospital... no ICU... you won't die... We were led to believe that no one at all was dying of covid after vaxing for a long time. There were thousands of multi-vaxed Canadians already dead from covid and eyeball was still saying that there wasn't a single one, and he watches/listens to CBC news hours a day. We set a record for covid deaths in 2022, by a long shot, and again people like eyeball didn't believe me when I was telling them that deaths were actually up. And the MSM never covered covid deaths in what was by far the biggest year. Those god-damned monsters in our health bureaucracy even pretended that children needed the jabs and that was never the case, even for one second. So after all that, after they got caught lying to us about every single aspect of the covid story from top to bottom, you're just gonna post their little chart like a cultist worm? It's the one thing that we will never have a chance to disprove 100%, because they just keep the deaths by vax status stat to themselves. The gov't of Canada just stopped sharing that data when 90% of covid deaths were among the multi-jabbed, and the chart that they were sharing was intentionally misleading as well. They even sucked you into posting a chart, in this thread, saying that covid deaths spiked in August and then went down again in September... 😂 What was the point of that? Did Trump have a big rally or something that month? Did they fabricate a chart to pretend that a single Trump rally caused covid to spike across the whole country? Buddy, of course I don't believe their latest trick: "We have data that we're not sharing, except on this little chart that says exactly what we want it to say." They told 99 lies in a row, got 100% busted, and you believe the 100th thing... because you're a cultist.

Isn't that what I said? And yes PeePee, having been Harper's attack dog, will be in full character assassination mode. He never held any senior cabinet post and apart from "Axe the tax", defund CBC and end all foreign aid, the usual PC grievances, I haven't heard anything of consequence from him Yeah, at that time he hadn't severed ties with a few non-profits. Big deal! "GATINEAU, QC, July 20, 2017 /CNW/ - The Commissioner of Canada Elections has entered into a compliance agreement with Mr. Pierre Poilievre for having circumvented the prohibitions on contributions to a registered party by ineligible contributors." In 2010, a police probe was triggered after Poilievre drove through a Parliament Hill screening gate without being permitted entry by the RCMP. Instead, he pressed the entrance button himself and drove his vehicle through. Small things maybe, but I'm sure the Liberals have better research skills than I have. Personally, I wish the PC's had a wise, dignified leader. Jean Charest, Lisa Raitt maybe. PeePee just doesn't make the grade.

I think some imports will go through and the U.S. will collect some revenue, but it won't be enough for major tax cuts. More importantly, business costs will rise and many products will rise in price. If the tariffs harm the economies of Canada and other allies, these populations won't soon forget and the boycott of U.S. goods will become severe. It won't even matter at that point how low the tariffs go or if they're removed. That could be the worst aspect of tariffs for America long term. Canada will adapt to any scenario. Our domestic market and alternative markets have much potential, especially if we stop buying/importing U.S. goods, because we'll replace many of them with our own goods. It's all stupid of course, because so many of our products and companies are publicly traded and part-U.S. part-Canadian owned, but consumers will become increasingly fixated on not buying American content. Yes the U.S. is a bigger fish, but what happens when the rest of the world begin to act like a school of piranhas? This isn't the 1800's. The supply chains are integrated due to the rapid delivery made possible by modern transportation and communication technology. Global trade has added tremendous variety and opportunity to everyone, despite imbalances and lower income labour markets, which see incomes rise over time. Just look at Japan. The bigger worry in all of this is that we create inefficiency and add costs by no longer taking advantage of the availability of resources when producing items. We end up trying to do things in-house at a much higher cost or not being able to build certain things because we can't access the resources locally. Only a stupid government would let one person make such important decisions. Economists and companies have made the calculus over decades about how to produce, distribute, and sell their products with the greatest efficiency and profit margins. Tariffs scew that calculus completely by creating barriers strictly along national lines. The truth is that economies are ecosystems that funtion regionally. The Great Lakes industrial cities are a perfect example of this. Cascadia on the West Coast is another example. The Maritimes-New England economy is another example. If Trump really wants Canada to be integrated with the U.S. with the least political fallout for his party or the American way of life, the answer is economic union and leaving each country with its federal and regional governments intact. Drop all tariffs and allow the free flow of people, goods, and services between the two countries. You retain your citizenship (and can only vote in your home country) unless you apply for and get the other country's citizenship. The central banks and currencies in each country can remain. If a third currency is desirable that can be used in either country, its value could be fixed at the mid-point between the values of both national currencies, but I think we could just accept each other's national currencies at their exchange values. All national programs with regard to healthcare, etc., can be retained for the respective citizens of each country. It may be true that Canadians pay less for their military, and they should contribute more, but it's also true that the U.S. gets our oil and natural gas at a discount. They refine and resell it. We definitely need to refine our own oil and sell it domestically. We should be paying less at the pumps than the Americans. I hope we see a very significant price drop in gas when the carbon tax is eliminated.

If you believe this, you’ll believe anything.

So there is a big debate among the economists. A side wants free trade, and insists that free trade by essence brings wealth to everyone, as countries with strategic advantages may sell goods for less, thus helping consumers with cheaper goods and bringing costs down as well for manufacturers. By getting cheap aluminium from Canada, the US then concentrates its manufacturing industry on transforming it, and brings added value. By contrasts, the other side wants tarriffs imposed to exterior trade partners, to stimulate industries inside their own economy. By adding a tarriff on imports on aluminium coming from Canada, some economists believe that local producers of said aluminiumi in the US will be more competitive, create more local aluminium and create jobs. The US clearly has shown signs that it would take the latter advice. Is it foolish? Is the US going to replace competitors from abroad by having at-home manufacturing, or are they just going to buy their goods for more, while nothing more will be produced inside the US? So far, markets don't like protectionism. The Dow Jones is not growing since the year started, and S&P500 dropped. What are your takes?

As explained by Helen Mirren on FB. the strongest thing you can do is walk away—not because you have nothing to say, but because you recognize that some people aren’t ready to listen. LIARS are never ready to listen. They are just here to beat you over the head with their NONSENSE and INSULTS. That is why I have 4 on ignore now.

Trump LOSES in Federal Court TWICE in one day. LMAO Axios https://www.axios.com › Axios › Politics & Policy Federal judge orders agencies to rehire workers, calls ... 5 hours ago — A federal judge on Thursday ordered six government agencies to offer fired probationary federal workers their jobs back. Trump Administration Must Rehire Thousands of Fired ... The New York Times https://www.nytimes.com › U.S. › Politics 2 hours ago — A federal judge on Thursday ordered six federal agencies to rehire thousands of workers with probationary status who had been fired as part ... Judge orders 6 agencies to rehire fired federal ... CBS News https://www.cbsnews.com › Politics 10 hours ago — The order extends relief to fired workers at the Departments of Veterans Affairs, Agriculture, Defense, Energy, Interior and Treasury. "It is a ...

Is he even a member of Canadian parliament? Doesn't it kind of tell you something about the Liberal-party that they don't even themselves consider any of their active politicians qualified to lead the party and the country?

So what? If he was just there to disrupt the rally, then she was right on the spot. You have mistaken "opening criminal investigations" with "waged war." NOT even close. Seems you suffer from a persecution complex. LMAO LMAO. Investigations are NOT "clear human rights abuses." Duh Allegations of criminal behavior must be investigated.

Nonsense. There's lots of things that Canadians want to pay for They're just sick of paying for useless things. Like the CBC. Or safe supply. Or a bunch of other left-wing programs that have proven to either be a no value, direct threats to democracy, or criminal scams designed to syphon money into the pockets of others You had 10 years to get something done about climate change and you did nothing. You can't blame anyone else

It has been the liberals that have done everything they can to stifle the energy sector with their climate crisis nonsense. Canada and Canadians could be filthy rich today if it were not for the WEF liberals that have done whatever they could to stifle growth in Canada. Canada has been virtually destroyed by wokeism and the attack on our energy sector with their anti-industrial WEF climate crisis policies. I can only hope that the conservatives win the next election or else it will be 5 more years of WEF liberal destruction of Canada. It's your call.

Fantasy novel... has so much in common with actual federal government work. You always make topics into those of morality and such. This is a legal issue and if you play the legal game... you need more than being self righteous. I know.. I have played it twice. When our dept was sued, we had to do more than yell and scream about how perfect we were.

Well that's true because uncertainty is unsettling. I would say the best way to whether any possible storm is to vote for Poilievre instead of the guy who wants to get rid of oil, gas, pipelines, or anything that's energy intensive such as smeltering or mining. As I've said yesterday on another thread, we have a relatively low carbon footprint when it comes to electrical power and manufacturing. Let's put it to good use not only for our advantage but the world's as well.

I think it was an investigation. That's the job. And I also think you are entirely fabricating the notion that Biden said any such thing. That's why you won't cite it.

Tariffs on aluminum isn't really going to affect Canadian smelters especially those in Quebec which has 8. Power is 1/2 of production costs, and due to low hydro electric power rates, energy prices can be 3 times lower than with U.S. counterparts. And get this... the aluminum association of Canada claims that 'most contracts between Canada and the U.S. have a clause built in agreeing that the American company purchasing Canadian aluminum pay whatever tariffs are put into place'. For some reason steel producers in Canada aren't quite so lucky, but they do have one thing going for them which is low energy costs meaning low carbon footprints. Beginning in 2026, the EU will introduce significant tariffs on materials based on carbon footprints which will make Canadian steel a bargain. If this lower carbon footprint tariff thing catches on around the world this might really be good for our economy.

I clearly explained the parallel, which apparently went over your head. Read it again. I'll add to that - Hitler and Trump both have the same megalomanic leadership style - both have a messianic complex - they manipulate their base with lies that the entire country is "broken" and at risk of. being overrun with "vermin" and in the words of both Hitler and Trump "I alone can fix it." When Trump says "He who saves his Country violates no law." he is echoing Hitler. The "Führerprinzip" (Leader Principle) was the basis of executive authority in Nazi Germany, emphasizing a single, supreme leader (the Führer) whose word was law, with all subordinates expected to obey unquestioningly. Trump sees himself in the same way Hitler did - as "the genius, the man" who alone held the key to the country's destiny.

once this is designated as Domestic Terrorism, the PATRIOT Act can be invoked to employ NSA levels of surveillance, to hunt the lefties down and put them in the Super Max and/or Gitmo Billy Sherman knows

No, you pointed out things that are false and show your ignorance of history. Which is why you are running and hiding from this comment pointing it out:

I think the proof is in the liberal 180 with canceling the carbon tax becasue it is unpopular with the people, sends two messages, Canadians don't want to pay for climate change , they talk a good game but don't want to pay ....next the liberal government actions on climate change were to capture votes not fight climate change...and if the world was going to burn up in the near future the federal government really failed to convince all of us of that...

One would think the government could make a decision based on common sense , rather than public opinion based on fantasy....like this Chick form the US...and i'm sure we could find millions of examples here in Canada....it is at the point now where the insane run the asylum....normally these people would be easy to ignore, but she is on an advisory panel that most likely require you to use these ridiculous pronouns... https://www.foxnews.com/politics/oregon-mental-health-advisory-panel-includes-member-identifies-turtle

Canadians are for the most part knee jerk authoritarians, it originates in Canada's 19th century Victorian society, but then in the 1960's, Anglo Canada lost its British identity, replacing it with American Academic Woke Progressivism as Canada's new identity,

You are easily manipulated. You seriously think that Trump is doing the arrests of these illegals.. as an example.

Another government empowered 'regulator' that doesn't have to abide by our Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Civil rights groups in Canada have found rulings like this to be 'troubling'.

Arab land was lost because Arabs started a war and lost. This attitude is consistent with the typical anti-Israeli crowd: -When Egypt and Jordan "steal land", I don't care -When Jordan kills and exiles Palestinians, I don't care -When Lebanon openly discriminates against Palestinians, I don't care -When Palestinians kill other Palestinians, I don't care -When Jews are ethnically cleansed, I don't care But when Jews are attacked, then defend their country against those that want to kill all Jews, that they want to share peacefully with all residents, then you care.

As does eyeball, beaverabuser, robowoke, myata and the rest of the usual suspects.

Actually, AGW is the threat because of greenhouse gases.

And Carney was chastised for speaking out against Brexit, but history proved him right. Some politicians know populism is an easy route to power, often harnessing what Trump calls his beloved under-educated, but greater wealth is achieved through Free, properly regulated trade.

Kind of proves it ain't about the climate. It is about the heard think.

But thyou didn't make up charges about Trump. Those were all valid. Lol This is why the democrat approval rating is well below 30%. That and Jasmine Crocket. She's cray cray.

So to be clear, when someone reports that an organization is covering up and facilitating sexual abuse, do you believe that law enforcement should not investigate? Should there be no investigation?

It absolutely is nonsense. What blows me away is how stunted & fanatical the democrat party has gotten. They remind me of jihadists.

Change can be good. In Trump's case, change is good. In Hitler's case it was bad. Get it?

There is no tragedy here - e.g., with Scott Ritter's conviction. Perhaps we should just agree to disagree.

Just found this listening to a michelle Rempel gardner u tube....She describes some articles she found about our newest superhero mark Carney....So i dug them up for you guys to read. 1 st one is from the british The Telegraph, written by Matthew Lynn a british journalist that specializes on british economic news... His review of mark Carney is not a pleasant read if your a liberal...Trigger warning.... https://uk.news.yahoo.com/canada-discover-mark-carney-man-161057702.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly9jYS5zZWFyY2gueWFob28uY29tL3NlYXJjaD9mcj1tY2FmZWUmdHlwZT1FMjEwQ0ExNDk0RzAmcD1jYW5hZGEraXMrYWJvdXQrdG8rZGlzY292ZXIrbWFyaytjYXJuZXkraXMrdGhlK21hbit3aXRoK3RoZStyZXZlcnNlK3RvdWNo&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAB5bjlNp003Btme9JISHtPjWpGAo67C42_cG7THbT9vaG-ufcpPyvp2IS2aqDmhZ0b99b2MUH8CZ-DciFBQwpP5Suo3xvVLM7CWHJ0PI1ck9fmnSgDdiU4skmeaAQD3hcjsMmLp2QIAAqSpLpFkah6hQWPTpD1exW0fXJ6W2-SMn In case your wondering about the authors credentials https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_Lynn

Now Carney is sending $84 million to Syria. https://thecountersignal.com/liberals-send-84m-to-syria-ease-sanctions-on-terror-linked-gov/ The Liberal government is sending $84 million in taxpayer funds to Syria and easing sanctions on the country’s interim government, which is led by the head of a designated terrorist organization. Fox News cited an Alawite estimate of over 4,000 dead, witnesses describing mass executions and targeted violence against families accused of supporting Assad’s former government. The Syrian Network for Human Rights has documented at least 125 civilian deaths including mass executions by government-aligned forces. Some things never change, governments pissing away money left, right and centre.

At the end of the day it doesn't matter. Your people have to be on the ball 100% and scrub that crap Early on. He was considering a run for the leadership in 2012. You can't afford these kind of mistakes. This is the big leagues, this is where only the best of the best play Stanfield lost an election because he dropped a football. The fact that he did not get that posing with an Euler's Jersey while holding an American Beer would blow back against him at some point shows that he is politically not up to the game They would also be claiming trump gave him the beer

Yeah, karl Marx said that. Still waiting on that worldwide Revolution though

Biological sex isn’t a social construct. Gender expression certainly is. In either scenario, there are clearly more than 2 sexes. If there are more than 2 biological sexes (which science has shown that there are), why would gender be limited to the 2 main ones? Your eye rolling is only showing that you’ve never read anything on the topic beyond right-wing blogs who quote right-wing chuds as reliable sources of science.

You mean other than that FACT that Trump is alleged by his wife to have kept Hitler's books on his nightstand, and his path in politics has closely mirrored Hitler's rise to power in Germany? Gardner-Webb University https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu › undergrad-h... An Exploration of Trump's and Hitler's Rise to Power by T Horne · 2024 — While many scholars have examined the rhetoric of President Donald Trump and Adolf Hitler individually, there is a void of scholarly work that highlights ... The rise of Adolf Hitler and the parallels with U.S. politics ... Texas Public Radio | TPR https://www.tpr.org › podcast › the-rise-of-adolf-hitler-... Jan 30, 2025 — In the six months before Adolf Hitler seized power, the Nazi leader teetered between triumph and ruin. His party was losing supporters and ... Hitler Comes to Washington: An Analysis of the Structural ... Scholarship @ Claremont https://scholarship.claremont.edu › cmc_theses by M Fine · 2021 · Cited by 1 — The purpose of this paper is to explore the reasons that Americans came to view President Trump as a representation of Nazi idealism and the rise of Hitler. Trump's Rhetoric Echoes Hitler Harvard Political Review https://theharvardpoliticalreview.com › trump-rhetoric-... Jan 20, 2025 — Trump's rhetoric echoes the racism and dehumanization present in the rhetoric of Adolf Hitler. His language is uncharacteristic of a ... Fascist tendencies in Trump: A comparison to Hitler's rise YouTube · DW News 209.2K+ views · 4 months ago An unsettling question has been dominating the US presidential race is Donald Trump a fascist with some comparing him to Nazi Adolf Hitler.

The facts remain: the wetmarket was NEVER the most likely source of the virus, especially from Fauci's POV Fauci had to have known that the bat coronavirus that he helped make transmissible H2H in the Wuhan lab could have been the one that started infecting humans in Wuhan (and now the FBI thinks it actually was his virous) the very first second that he heard about it there was never a good reason for banning people from social media for talking about the BSL4 lab when the MSM found out about the Wuhan BSL4 lab, it's manipulation of bat coronaviruses, and especially Fauci's funding of GoF research on it, they never should have kept that from the public at every stage the MSM has shielded Fauci from criticism. Why did the MSM in Canada never even talk about the fact that Fauci funded GoF research on a bat coronavirus in the Wuhan lab? Shouldn't that have been big news? CBC aggressively pushed the wetmarket theory for years while they ignored everything to do with the Wuhan lab

Not from canada he isn't. That's just an excuse to declare an 'emergency' so he doesn't need approval of the house or senate for his tariffs.

And American carriers don’t want foreign carriers flying their domestic routes. Except within the EU, no country allows foreign carriers to fly their domestic routes. A big reason Western Canada has a cruise industry is because of cabotage. Almost all cruise ships are not registered in the US so aren’t allowed to go directly between US ports and have to originate or stop in Canada on their way to Alaska.

If after this instant disaster of a start you're thinking of voting Republican in the mid terms you're beyond f*cking retarded.

He is concerned about fentanyl & illegal immigrants. Concerned they'll discover he's lying though his teeth and they're coming from the USA into Canada. i wish they were smart enough to understand decimals and metric, and we could say ZERO POINT TWO percent of what came from Mexico instead of less than one percent. Reminds me of a lady in her thirties pulled an item off the shelf in my store and asked how much it cost. I pointed to the price sticker on it and told her ten dollars. She then asked hoe much that was with tax so I told her twelve percent more and walked away, ... thinking of the 7 year olds in the Chinese corner stores I grew up with that could figure that our, plus count you out correct change for your money in their head in three tenths of a second.....

By broken, you mean the strongest in the world? That's not what's broken. It's their government and their politics that are. There are two sides to finance: revenue and expenditure. US news media and politicians have been able to delude their voters into the myth of trickle-down economics for the last ~40 years, and the results have been predictable. Trump's 2017 tax cuts led to record-low (non recession) revenues, and he's about to compound the problem and make it far worse. The rich have become far richer, the middle-class has been squeezed, and US federal finances are a looming disaster. This is self-inflected pain.

Trump is territorially threatening us, Denmark and Panama and we are all supposed to treat it as a joke. As well as arbitrarily trying to change the name of the Gulf of Mexico.