Nefarious Banana
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"Gender language" . . . . the doofus flew to India to proclaim 'gender language'?
Truly a wtf moment . . . . stand tall and proud you brothers & sisters of this land. Be strong, stay the course, and know that united we can also proclaim to the world . . . 'Gender Language' !
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5 minutes ago, TreeBeard said:
Conservatives think this is the first time the PM’s plane broke down?
The things you people set your hair on fire over is hilarious.
It's the overall picture: The doofus makes a fool of himself, his family, Canadian citizens, and Canada itself on his first visit. Dressing up like clowns, bringing a terrorist with him, Indian PM too busy to meet with him, and nothing whatsoever to show for it. Lucky us, we got to pay for his foray into foolishness . . .
Now the doofus is stuck in enemy territory, while the world hides its guffaws . . . at Canada.
TreeBeard, you're the one that's hilarious . . . being a supporter of the doofus, everything he does is alright with you.
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6 minutes ago, ExFlyer said:
The RCMP?
When folks start to use social media to make points, to get messages out, to promote themselves, it is not the RCMP that gets their man, it is self promotion and ego that get them caught.
Oh! . . .ok
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They 'always get their man' . . . as long as its easy
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B.C. high school students will soon be required to take courses about Indigenous cultures and histories in order to graduate.
The new requirement is expected to take effect in the 2023 - 2024 school year, which means students who are currently in Grade 10 will be the first group to experience this curriculum change.
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Trudeau set adrift on a raft. Indians hurling stones and death threats . . .
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Leich & Barber should be given 'life without parole' . . .
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1 minute ago, CdnFox said:
His hypocrisy has not gone unnoticed in a lot of countries.
He did the 'press conference' in Britain and every question he was asked his reply had nothing to do with the question at all because he didn't want to talk about it?
But hey - it's a hard time to be a politician. Please feel bad for him. He's struggling.
He's a fool, he's made Canada look foolish, embarrassed Canadian citizens (many of them were supporters), and staggered the Canadian economy . . . .
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10 hours ago, ExFlyer said:
Yes, they were identified...at the end of the protest after EMA was enacted and they were arrested. To this day they deny being "leaders" and that is what the trial is all about.
I do not and never have declared myself as being in any party. You have the gall to call yourself conservative thereby giving conservatives a bad reputation as unswerving hypocrites.
A real leader would have met with the protestors. Period.
Spin this judicial charade any way you like, your 'boy' Justin hid out because he wasn't 'leader' enough to meet with fellow Canadians on a 'one on one basis. Justin is weak and he knows it, just like the rest of Canadian citizens know it.
Stay in your little groove, don't peek over the edge . . . and you'll be fine.
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6 hours ago, ExFlyer said:
The aircraft broke. Happens to flights in all airports all over the world.
It amazes me how some of you 1diots can turn that into a political issue.
Treated with contempt in India . . .
Treated with contempt in Canada . . .
What's a 'boy' to do . . . ?
Who cares . . . ?
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17 hours ago, ExFlyer said:
Who would he have met with??? There were at least 10 groups that all had different agendas and no one had any real organization to them. Name them.
The RCMP singled out Leich & Barber as the 'leaders' . . . singled them out enough to arrest and charge them, all the while Justin hid behind Mom's couch with yet another case of 'convenient covid' . . . . all the while shooting off his mouth with his disgusting slurs. Do you think Justin didn't have any idea at all who the RCMP thought were the leaders, or that the RCMP wouldn't inform Justin? This isn't rocket science to have a meeting with the supposed leaders of that demonstration.
Justinfatuation . . . You, Hardner, Queenie, and others have the gall to declare that you're Conservatives.
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7 minutes ago, eyeball said:
I'm awake ?
You're making stuff up again. Please stop.
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16 minutes ago, eyeball said:
The sort of chuds pressuring Poilievre to pursue the same anti-woke agenda hard-boiled right wing politicians in the US are.
How do you know this ?
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17 hours ago, eyeball said:
A minority Conservative government is what I'm hoping for the most. I can't think of anything more that would strain the relationship between the CPC's normal conservatives and its deplorables. The latter are who really need to be banished to the distant margins. I figure they make up at least 25% of the party's base.
Who are these deplorables that you speak of?
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1 hour ago, ExFlyer said:
A real leader would have met with the protestors. Comprehend ?
Just because you keep repeating it does no make it so. Meeting with who?? There were, by your comments many many protester groups. Which one would have had a meeting that would have satisfied all??
Do you think for one minute that if the PM announced that he was willing to meet with the protestors, that the protestors would have run and hid out as the gutless PM did. You're dreaming in technicolor again.
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11 minutes ago, herbie said:
No different than NOT meeting with the Proud Boys at their rally.
A real leader would have met with the protestors.
Spin this any way you like herbie, but save your 'yeah but', 'yeah but', yeah but' monotone for American politics.
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1 hour ago, herbie said:
And told them to F.O.A.D. or he'd sic the horsemounted with billy clubs on them, like Justin's daddy would have.
It's a witch hunt, a witch hunt... corrupt govt... biased courts... people who didn't get vaxxed calling the man saying they weren't forced to get vaxxed the liar...
tongues so far up Trumps ass they can only speak his very words.
A real leader would have met with the protestors. Comprehend?
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1 hour ago, Moonlight Graham said:
It will be a wonderful day when the state propaganda apparatus is dismantled. I'll miss CBC TV but nobody watches regular TV anymore anyways.
Left wing propaganda money pit. Its time has come and gone. I'll miss it, like I miss holes in my socks . . . .
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12 minutes ago, herbie said:
Massive response by the clods on politics by those without a clue how their own govt works, on economics and the virtues of capitalism by those who've never run a business or sold a $2 item at a garage sale for $2.50 and deny it's even possible, and those who think because they haven't panned a riverbed it proves there's no gold in there.
By those I don't need to say anything about at all, as they'll reveal it all publicly themselves and are dumb enough to be proud of doing so.
Enjoy DISC and HIST channels' ancient aliens and those grainy 1947 b&w shots as proof of reality. Hide in Mom's basement cuz the post you read about the murder in Tanzania proves it's not safe to venture outside.
What's your point?
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On 9/5/2023 at 12:59 PM, blackbird said:
It was a relatively peaceful protest apart from the occupation. Protests themselves if peaceful are legal in Canada. There was no real anarchy or insurrection. The Liberals and left are trying to paint it as such, but it doesn't meet the definition. It was the authorities, province and feds that did nothing for weeks about the occupation. They could easily have stopped the occupation part from happening at the beginning, but didn't. Protests happen in many countries, but in the convoy protest, it was the government that completely failed to control it. They learned their lesson after it was over but it was too late. Now they are looking for scapegoats.
A real leader would have met with the protestors and listened to their concerns. Whether that would have been enough to defuse the rising tensions is another question, but a real leader wouldn't have gone into hiding and start releasing derogatory snipets for the press.
Trudeau is not a leader, never will be.
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Don't you just love it when Trudeau speaks down to us his 'children' . . . warm & fuzzy allover!
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Sell LNG abroad . . . . win/win.
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14 minutes ago, Queenmandy85 said:
Mischief under the criminal code is a serious offence. It is a section that covers things like vandalism among other offences. People mistakenly associate the charge with a prank. If she is convicted, she could possibly get a sentence of ten years in prison. It is unlikely to be the maximum in this case, but if she is convicted, she may face a few years. On top of that, she will carry a criminal record which has its own set of ramifications for her.
She is not being charged with opposing the government.
Would a 'death sentence' or perhaps life imprisonment be appropriate Queenie?
There was no need for Trudeau to enact the Emergency Act . . . that was the start of the resistance by truckers and their supporters. Trudeau's 'convenient covid' saved him from acting like a leader and meeting with the truckers like a real leader would do. Disrespectful, deceitful, and all'round chickensh!t . . . . that's the little boy you proclaim as your leader. Thankfully, there's a possible real leader in the wings waiting to serve Canadians rather than the little boy who serves himself with your ok.
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Canadian Defence News
in Federal Politics in Canada
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Now, for the rest of the story . . . .
Trail RCMP say they received a complaint from a local man, who was offended by another person wearing camouflage pants. The afternoon of Friday, Sept. 8th, a Trail RCMP officer received a phone call from a local man, 27 saying he observed a person wearing military issued camouflage pants in downtown Trail.
The caller said he was offended on behalf of the military as he believed civilians were not allowed to wear this type of trouser. The complainant requested that the officer locate the man and remove his pants.
The officer informed the man that removal of someone's pants would be illegal even if they were camouflaged. The man replied that he would remove the man's pants under order of the King of England.
The officer dissuaded the man from taking action after explaining to him that his actions would constitute an assault if he forcefully removed someone's pants, despite any kingly edicts that may exist.
"Our officers did look for the man reportedly wearing the camouflage pants downtown," Trail RCMP Sgt. Mike Wicentowich adds. "But unsurprising we couldn't find him."