Nefarious Banana
-
Posts
1,515 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
6
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Posts posted by Nefarious Banana
-
-
3 minutes ago, CdnFox said:
.I don't really see how we're going to fix it any time soon either.
eyeball claims to have the cure for the Trudeau infestation . . .
-
37 minutes ago, eyeball said:
No I was there, in any case you still haven't got a clue what to do about it other than be angry.
Says you . . .
-
1 hour ago, eyeball said:
Well there's another thing we can thank Trudeau for.
I abandoned this attitude you're talking about decades ago. Good to see more Canadians are finally woking up. Took you long enough.
Now how many more years will it take before you figure out what to do next?
Never had the 'oh well' attitude. Mine is anger and contempt. Starting with Pierre Trudeau. Before your time? Probably.
-
For most of the folks in my circle, Trudeau with his weekly dose of drama, disinterest, deepening debt, and deception has brought about a critical appraisement of politicians that have been elected to serve us. The 'oh well' attitude has vanished with my friends.
-
1
-
-
As the title suggests . . . a lot of Canadian citizens are not happy with the present Trudeau government. That said, not every policy can be completely wrong for some/every segment of the Canadian population. What, if anything has Trudeau done to make Canada better? Has he served the Canadian citizens as well as he's served himself? Shirley there must be something . . .
-
18 minutes ago, TreeBeard said:
I’m certain he’s more competent than Trudeau. But, given their policies, I would still prefer Trudeau as PM over PP.
What implemented Trudeau policies are you referring to?
-
14 minutes ago, blackbird said:
One who has accepted Christ as Lord and Savior and as a logical consequence read his Word (the King James Version in English) has nothing to worry about. As the world in general appears to be literally going to H, the believer is protected, sanctified and saved.
The Cummins 6BT 24valve version is a proven engine in a variety of applications, but really shines as the power for heavy 3/4 ton and 1 ton Dodge (RAM) trucks. The torque band rises quickly and is broad and flat until the governed RPM limit. If any of you folks are contemplating towing cattle/holiday/toy hauler trailers, this powerplant won't dissappoint.
" 13 But we are bound to give thanks alway to God for you, brethren beloved of the Lord, because God hath from the beginning chosen you to salvation through sanctification of the Spirit and belief of the truth: 14 Whereunto he called you by our gospel, to the obtaining of the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ. 15 Therefore, brethren, stand fast, and hold the traditions which ye have been taught, whether by word, or our epistle. " 2 Thessalonians 2:13-15 KJV
Farm fresh eggs-boiled, real mayonnaise, chopped green onions, dash of good quality curry, salt & pepper to taste, on a crusty toasted rye bread . . . . . and a big cold dill pickle! Yummmm
If you have not yet accepted Christ, you need to deal with it. Read the Gospel of John, and other epistles in the New Testament. Once you have have confessed your sinfulness and accepted Christ, you should confess Him before men.
Many moons ago (when the earth was still cooling) we would saddle up and ride downtown Calgary on the Sunday evening before Stampede week. There would be lots of riders from all over doing the same . . . was a lot of fun then, Cowtown wasn't the metropolitan monster it is now. Edmonton was always a stuffy place when compared to Calgary with its oil and beef money, and a western American influence . . . . Edmonton smells of boiled cabbage, Calgary smells of horsesh!t and money . . . and the girls are prettier!
If you were born into Romanism, you can still make the decision to accept Christ and turn from that false system. You don't have to do anything except flee from it into the arms of Jesus Christ. Then you might see more clearly the folly of Socialism and other worldly isms.
Grew up on the prairie when there was still prairie to grow up on. Now, you have to cross into Montana to see what bunchgrass looks like anymore. The Piegan/Blood/Blackfeet haven't fenced, furrowed, fk'ed their traditional lands as the Canadian farmers have done . . . very 'at home' in Montana . .
" 7 Some trust in chariots, and some in horses: but we will remember the name of the LORD our God. 8 They are brought down and fallen: but we are risen, and stand upright. 9 Save, LORD: let the king hear us when we call. " Psalm 20:7-9 KJV
-
18 minutes ago, TreeBeard said:
Do you think these points will convince anyone to vote for Conservatives besides some conspiracy minded people, who are already voting for them, or are the handful that vote for Bernier’s party?
When looking at the general direction the dimwitted duo are pushing Canada, yes . . . this is just one more small but visible slap to anyone that cares about the history of this country. Thousand cuts/straw-camel . . .
-
4 hours ago, Contrarian said:
The statement made by the accuser contains a number of manipulative tactics. Here are a few examples:
Personal attacks: The accuser starts off by attacking the person's character, calling them a "racist" and a "drunk." This is an attempt to discredit the person's opinions and make them seem less credible.
Insults: The use of insults like "insignificant" and "desperate for attention" are designed to undermine the person's confidence and self-esteem.
Gaslighting: The accuser is trying to make the person doubt themselves by implying that their opinions are not worth listening to and that they are only seeking approval.
Invalidating: The accuser is attempting to invalidate the person's feelings and opinions by asking "Why did you think anyone cares about what you have to say?" This is a way of belittling the person and making them feel like their thoughts are not valid.
So, what's your point?
-
1 minute ago, Contrarian said:
I agree. If I would have listened to Uncle Sam more, maybe today I would not be here. Can do good in the same time.
Arrogance, my friend, always gets one.
Huh ?
-
3 hours ago, Contrarian said:
Now, daily, bully sugar troll Rue Jew man. You are my customer now.
So, wait you think I hate the "Jews"?
hahhahaha. My friend, I live Bathurst and Bloor, that is Jew Central, do you know the history of Jews on Bathurst and Bloor from Europe? My park riots?
You know, boy.
Nobody is here for you, just a cornered rat. Go talk to your rabbi, it seems even Adonai can not find reason with you.
The mental evaluation that you obviously need may be covered by OHIP . . .
-
1
-
-
46 minutes ago, blackbird said:
I am not going to stop talking about God or the Bible because I believe that is what God wants me to do.
I am perfectly fine with the way I talk about what I believe. Please don't try to silence me. We do live in a land of freedom of speech. So please don't try to control what I say.
There may be folks here that feel as strongly about golf, Greenland, gardening, or 440 big block Dodge drag cars, but have the courtesy and good manners to not infuse every thread with their personal passion. You sir, have lost your ability and grace to spare the other contributors from your overwhelming need to sidetrack each and every thread and preach your passion irregardless of others. There are threads and forums that deal with your personal subjects. Please make use of them.
-
The zealot has posted . . . . yet another de-railed thread. Thanks, thanks a lot.
-
2 hours ago, herbie said:
Bloody imbeciles so stuck on political jargon they equate a snowflake as not representing snow-weather-climate anymore.
Do they have to change it to a Polar bear or Beluga until some bozos decide those mean something else?Ditch the whole 'Crown' symbol and create one that represents only Canada. You want heritage? Put a Union Jack and a Fleur de Lis on either side of a totem pole. A kermode bear, a cod and a beluga around it. Don't want to be reminded it snows? Change the flake to an inukshuk.
Hewith, a Panda bear would be fitting at this moment of our take-over by China . . . don't you think?
Why the name calling? Makes you look smaller yet . . . . run along now little man.
-
1
-
-
Trudeau emerges from his hole, sees his shadow, and a) flees in terror, invoking the Emergency Measures Act, or
b) goes back to sleep for six weeks, asks his cabinet ministers what happened, and decides to dress up like an emperor . . . either way Canadian citizens are in awe . . .
-
6 minutes ago, herbie said:
You are a racist pig aren't you. Proud of it, too.
Sorry that you're upset Hewith, but why don't you tell me how to be an Indian, and how to fit in . . . .
Got any Michelin 285Rx16-E M&S tires for sale? Need 4
-
2
-
-
3 hours ago, herbie said:
FYI . . . I'm the one who lives among the natives.
Living for free on-reserve? Got a native name yet . . . . 'Hewith Twofaces' ?
Cigarette business going well for you? How about those tax-free tires to your white buddies off-reserve?
-
9 hours ago, BeaverFever said:
Ummm….It’s been widely reported, haven’t you heard?
Personally know three people, one my parent, that got an education at those 'away' schools. All are fine educated people. You've mistakenly lumped all students at the away schools as victims, and many native students are now playing the 'survivor game' because it can be lucrative and advantageous . . .
Carry on . . . the world awaits your insight.
-
1 hour ago, BeaverFever said:
Very little useful education was done at many those schools, it was religious instruction, agricultural labour, etc.
Would you share your knowledge of what was taught at those schools? Were you a pupil there ?
-
From another website:
The St. Edward's Cross that has been part of the Royal Coat of Arms since 1957 will be replaced by a design created by the Canadian Heraldic Authority, the body responsible for granting coats of arms in this country.
Critics are calling it the 'Trudeau Crown' . . .
-
1 hour ago, Dougie93 said:
we Ulster Scots are not to be trifled with . . .
Ulster Scot = Irish ?
-
36 minutes ago, CdnFox said:
And then there's the Irish and indentured servitude.
Irish? a horde of drunken Leprechauns drinking the foul swill they named after themselves . . . . staggering around hurling rotten potatoes at each other, and yelling gibberish at earth, sky, and each other. When rarely sober, the day's spent on hands and knees looking for 4 leafed clover in the stinging nettle patch. Sub-human? You bet!
-
8 hours ago, cougar said:
You can pick a day and celebrate it as a Day of Shame for the white Canadians.
Maybe the Reconciliation day is a good Day of Shame ?
I'm Metis, and every day is good for me. Skin thickness trumps skin colour . . . . every time!
-
Plant the trees . . . my grandsons will log them in 40 yrs. Remember the logger when you reach for the ass-wipe 🌳🌳💵
Is our Canada a better place since 2015 . . . ?
in Federal Politics
Posted
What's your treatment then?