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31 minutes ago, herbie said:
No, it is. It's just YOU that isn't trying. And obviously Smith and her anti-environment pseuso-conservative cronies.
Are you and cougar immigrants from sh!thole middle Europe? Ever thought of leaving Canada if it makes you so unhappy?
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Not directly on topic . . . The flagship American national park is Yellowstone, the flagship Canadian national park is probably Banff/Jasper. Two big parks with roughly the same terrain. The Americans have a policy of 'let it burn' in their beautiful Yellowstone. The big fires of the early '90's were left to burn, with the only fire-fight to keep Yellowstone Lodge from burning. The forest fire is the ultimate end of the forest cycle. Yellowstone flourished with new growth within a year ... fireweed being the colonizer, pine and spruce following quickly. Beutiful results, vibrant and good for the game animals.
Canada on the other hand has a policy of lighting their hair on fire if a forest fire starts in their parks. As a result, the build-up of ground fuel and dying standing timber is a bomb waiting to happen. Fire storm, burnt damaged earth, devastation that takes years to 'green-up' again.
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8 minutes ago, herbie said:
Now that's got to be the utmost level of stupidity someone can achieve. It was everyone else's fault, The DonOld couldn't have said it better. Everyone else is lying.....
waldo?
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Justin Trudeau, Canada's worst Prime Minister . Eastern Canada was paid to vote for this underachieving wanker.
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Eby's done nothing for this province. The economy is stalled. Left wing-dings just don't know how $$ is generated. Turn the page, vote the NDP out.
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4 hours ago, Mathieub said:
I say this is what a country is. They have a state, they have a production and they pay their citizen.
I think this is kept secret for now. I would suggest to change this.
Don't Bogart that joint my friend . . . pass it over to herbie.
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Mankind has residual canine teeth, forward facing eyes as do animal/bird predators, and the needed enzymes to digest large volumes of protein. We're omnivores. Let the politicians horde the radishes and kale ... I'll have that steak 'blue-rare' cooked with a flashlight.
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20 hours ago, blackbird said:
The fact is the Bible has the answers about life, politics, and the evil in the world. There is a struggle going on in the world between good and evil. But the Devil wants to silence people from talking about it from a Biblical point of view.
Your thread: China/Canada $$, etc. And yet again, you've got up on your pulpit to preach, condemn, and look down your nose at anyone that has different beliefs than your own. Opening your reply(s) with "You should" sets the tone of your rabid zealotry. Your thread, and life's full of choices, I'll choose not to read your stuff in the future.
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"Eat moose meat. 50,000 wolves can't be wrong."
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"you should' "you should" "you should" stfu
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21 minutes ago, blackbird said:
I am not called to go to a far off country to be a missionary. There is work to do right here. Life is a struggle in lots of ways but I trust in Jesus Christ to get me through it.
Early missionaries to North America . . . 'hell and damnation' if the natives kept with their own religion/belief system of 'mother earth & father sky' that will provide for you or kill you. How arrogant of the missionaries and the hierocracy that sent them there to 'convert' .... Burn in hell if you didn't understand that three weirdos on a humpbacked animal strange to NA, followed a star. Parting of the water, baby in a floating coffin, etc., etc., etc.
How arrogant of you to pooh-pooh others belief systems that may/may not work for them ... just as your belief system may/may not work for you. Why don't you keep your zealotry out of your posts?
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Just bought a ticket to China . . . never liked owning anything anyway and the food is great. Will be managing the govt. owned 'Rat On A Stick' food cart.
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40 minutes ago, herbie said:
Because he's a Tory, a new Worse than Tory Tory. No positive initiatives in the least, blatantly anti-environment, anti-social programs, retrogressive negativist.
Off your meds again ... wow!
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4 hours ago, herbie said:
The problem is many people think change for the worse is better than no change at all.
Pierre Poilievre is un-tried as a PM. How do you know he'll be worse than the cull that holds that office now? You're just making stuff up again.
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17 hours ago, eyeball said:
I hear you...I delivered hundreds of loads of firewood over the years. I had an old 1 Ton flat-deck I built a box on and turned into a dump truck. $150 a load was what I was charging...15 years or so ago I guess when I stopped.
Its become a bit of a luxury alright but we get more than a few power outages around here so its also bit of a necessity. It's harder to get since logging wound down and we deactivated all the logging roads. That said I still see lots of wood washing up on the beaches around here. I salvaged hundreds of logs off beaches - halcyon days, especially that year a freighter lost some 20000 logs hereabouts, much of which was export grade old growth Douglas Fir. Some of those logs were worth a couple thousand bucks or more. My buddy and I milled up the biggest stuff for our homes and the edge grained stuff went for boat lumber. I probably sold a couple hundred hydro pole sized logs for pilings as well.
Why not just grow their own? Its about as hard as growing a tomato FFS.
Nothing quite as comforting and warm as wood heat, a re-newable resource. Firewood production will keep you fit and crabby ... (smiling) That saltwater wood will eat your stove eventually. Husqvarna 2100 (Walker-ized) for the poaching of the odd snag.
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1 hour ago, eyeball said:
What's firewood selling for in your neck of the woods? It's up to an unbelievable $400 to $500 a cord around here these days.
Clean Hemlock/Fir mix goes for $350.+ dry/delivered. Maple/Alder junk is a little less.
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14 hours ago, CdnFox said:
Makes people go crazy and have weird visions imagining that a lake is talking to them?
When I flash-up the Sthil, that old Douglas fir is begging . . . wonder if eyeball can see those fish's tears?
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9 minutes ago, eyeball said:
So people know he actually has one
"The platform will reveal itself" or was that "the budget will balance itself" . . . .
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8 minutes ago, Queenmandy85 said:
For the Bloc, they want to represent Quebecers and Quebecers don’t appear to like the CPC.
The NDP want programs like pharmacare and dental care. If the government falls before they get Royal Accent, those programs will die.Quebec is not a part of Canada ... by their own admission.
The NDP aren't doing anything that any other party couldn't do.
Your arguements are meaningless.
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2 hours ago, Queenmandy85 said:
The NDP, the Bloc, the Greens and the Grits are all progressive parties. Why would they want a government in office that opposes everything they stand for?
And what exactly do 'they' stand for? No one seems to know.
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"Mister Speaker" . . . . . blah, blah, blah
stfu
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24 minutes ago, CdnFox said:
. . .you'd have to be 7 different kinds of stupid to think that. Unless you mean that technically anything is possible in the universe, like if PP and the rest of the conservatives were hit by a meteor and killed and all the ndp decided to quit politics and start a commune or something. Then it's possible
Where's our resident 'little guy' herbie? Hiding behind the couch, under the bed? His appalling Trudeau govt. is in free-fall.
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26 minutes ago, herbie said:
Support the Great White Hope
Ax duh tax! Axe duh tax! Axe duh tax!
Who needs to know policies anyway they're too confusing. Simple chants=common sense.
Axe duh tax!
"The budget will balance itself" ... the mantra of an 'off-balance' individual like yourself.
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She cried for Jasper burning, now starts a campaign to remove carbon emission caps
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Fire & Flood . . . blackbird must be starting to twitch. Fire burns up the needed timber for his Ark. Cougars, lambs, and chickens . . . two by two into their lifejackets.