Nefarious Banana
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Just curious . . .
Is 'Iron Eyes Cody' a real Indian, or just a Roman descendant ?
Should he be apologizing to the Gauls or whoever the Romans over-ran 50 BC ?
The 'apology contract' might be an interesting endeavor for Justin Trudeau . . . . tears & Kleenex.
It's difficult to describe the depth of my contempt for Justin Trudeau . . .
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23 hours ago, Dougie93 said:
I own property here and I am a responsible property owner . . . .
. . . . . . I still enjoy the property here which I have purchased.
Didn't you inform everyone that the refugee from Germany owns Canada ?
How can you 'own' anything . . . ?
ps. The queen is a man . . .
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11 hours ago, egghead said:
BC has a booming economy, but I will say they will be in a big trouble within few years. It is because the hot money (money laundering, capital escaping ....) is driving the economy.
Big companies aren't willing to invest in BC while the Edgar Bergen/Charlie McCarthy duo sit in government.
Combined with the First Immigrant land claims and 'forever victim' mindset . . . this is an unstable province at the moment.
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47 minutes ago, -TSS- said:
There will be a war in the gulf coming soon following the false flag attacks on the tankers. The British will go there too as always but you Canadians don't have to go if you don't want to even though the Queen is your Queen as well.
Psssssst . . . . . (whispering) The 'Queen' is a man !
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5 minutes ago, Dougie93 said:
Well, I for one will adhere to my oath, usque ad finem, thus I will resist Her Majesty's enemies unto death as necessary, as somebody in this land has to stand by the oaths that they swore, Clarity Act notwithstanding, vive le Quebec libre; Her Majesty actually defending that right, affirmed by rendered judgement of HM SCC.
You, in the name of a displaced German, are going to fight to the death to 'try' to take my land from me . . . . pffffft!
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18 minutes ago, Dougie93 said:
Canada is a monarchy, every square inch of Canada belongs to Elizabeth Windsor as the legal title holder.
Let her try to take it . . .
ps. The Queen is a man . . .
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2 hours ago, taxme said:
If there were no write offs to be had, billionaires like Pattison would not donate a bloody cent to any charity or hospital. Do you honestly believe that people like Pattison really give a crap about what is good for we the people? Come on, wake up will you. It's all for tax write offs only. Hello out there.
Bottom line: The hospitals got direct funding.
You can make all the assumptions you like as to the reasons for the donations . . . who cares what you 'think' . . . the hospitals got needed funding. Comprehend ?
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On 6/12/2019 at 3:50 PM, taxme said:
The french in Quebec are clueless as to how to run a province and government properly. Quebec governments have always been corrupt and liberal and socialist. That will never change. This is the reason why there still are and have been so many political party's popping up all the time in Quebec. No one in Quebec knows what the hell they want. What the french are very good at though is drinking beer and partying. That is pretty much priority number one. Pretty much 40% of the population are for separatism, and if it did ever happen, I do not know how the french would survive in their own french pea soup creation nation that they will be mixing and stirring up. Personally, I cannot wait for Quebec to separate. Peace at last.
Quebec is the cancerous big toe on the foot of Canada. Cut that toe off, and the rest of foot becomes healthy and active. Canada could run without Quebec. Instead we cripple along with our bulbous, self important, cancerous toe.
Realistically, Quebec contributes nothing to the welfare/well being of Canada.
Endless bitching, endless hand-outs, endless gasbag threats of leaving, endless . . . . .
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2 hours ago, Carlus Magnus said:
Exactly.
In the US people love the Sioux, they have a mythology that paints them to be this high minded people. But they were originally Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes people. Then they got the horse and ran the local tribes out of the Northern plains. Some of those tribes no longer exist, and the Sioux had a big hand in destroying them. No one says the Sioux needs to leave the Black Hills and go live in East St Louis. But East St Louis is their native land.
The Sioux were pushed westward from their traditional lands . . . . they become a part of the 'horse culture' of the Great Plains. They were pushed into the traditional Crow territory, and the Crow were pushed into Blackfoot/Peigan/Blood territory. Many bloody tribal wars.
As above . . . do the Sioux apologize endlessly to the Crow people? I doubt it.
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^^^ So . . . . . what's your point ?
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51 minutes ago, taxme said:
Most people think that when billionaires donate money to some cause or event they are doing so from the heart. Nothing could be further from the truth. They donate money because they can write it off in taxes and make themselves look like they give a crap. But yet there are so many people out there who think that those billionaires are such wonderful people for trying to help out. The average Joe and Mary six pack are clueless about how the world really turns. Aw well, what more can be said.
March 28th, 2017 . . . . $75,000,000.- St. Paul's Hospital, Vancouver
May 30th, 2017 . . . . $50,000,000.- Children's Hospital, Saskatoon
Thank you Jim Pattison . . . .much appreciated !
Maybe you would rather Mr. Pattison payed the tax on the $125,000,000.- and then the hospitals could suckhole to the federal/provincial governments for the needed funds. That would guarantee Jim Pattison would never ever donate a dime to anything . . . .
Why not let Mr. Pattison enjoy a tax break, and let St. Paul's and Children's Hospitals get the needed funds directly ?
Win - Win
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Ontario finally got off the govt. teat . . . . but, will still receive 960+ millions in transfer payments for 2018-2019.
Maybe the inner city sage can give us an eastern point of view . . . . again.
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On 6/12/2019 at 10:16 PM, cougar said:
I made another road trip last Saturday and came across another dead animal on the road. This time a porcupine. From the time I saw him being a bloody mass of meat to the time I returned to take a picture, some 6 hours later, the body of the porcupine was already gone, removed by scavengers.
The Department of Highways or one of their contractors remove 'road kill' . . . .
Up behind Hixon Falls south of Prince George is an abandoned gravel pit where the carcass's are dumped. From twilight to dawn you can listen to the wolves sing. Ravens there all day long. Animals get hit on roads . . . . predator/scavenger species have learned this and many travel the roads at night, and many are hit also.
With the Edgar Bergen / Charlie McCarthy duo forming the BC govt., and their uninformed cancellation of a highly controlled, sustainable G-bear hunt . . . . expect to see many more 'bear incidents' this year. Wildlife decisions made to placate the many voting dummies walking around the lower mainland in their G-bear / wolf T-shirts. Wildlife biologist data thrown out with the trash.
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Prime Minister Harper brought in the 'Transparency Act' . . . . . . we all know what sock puppet Trudeau did with that.
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1 hour ago, Argus said:
Alcoholism and drug abuse?
No goals in life, nothing to strive for . . .
There are many 'first immigrant' men working in the coast logging industry. For the most part, they're a hard working bunch. No different than the many 'second immigration' men in that industry. The one blaring commonality with the 'first Immigrant' fellas is that they would never go back to live on reserve. Many of them are shunned by family and friends for making the break with the reserve life of doing nothing. These 'first immigrant' loggers don't follow an easy road in life . . . but, they'll never go back from where they came.
Hat's off to those fellas that saw that life was full of choices and chose to become involved in this country. Chose to contribute to this country and culture.
ps. I can wear a moccasin or cowboy boot . . . . they both fit.
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On 6/7/2019 at 9:18 PM, cougar said:
I am curious what you personally get out of these projects? Are you employed in the Oil and Gas? A miner or a logger?
You can throw all the insults you like; I can answer with the same, except I will not bother.
Yes, I am a logger.
What I 'get out of these projects' is the satisfaction and pleasure of providing for my family.
No hand-outs here.
Guessing you're some idealistic un-employed transplant from central/eastern Canada.
Betting you have the answer to everything. Extremely intelligent . . . but, your shoes are on the wrong feet.
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41 minutes ago, taxme said:
These Canadian Indians have received hundreds of millions if not billions of Canadian taxpayer's tax dollars for decades now to try and make amends and make their Indian lives better. Why do people like to try and forget about all the tax dollars that have been blown on people who appear to be not all that intelligent enough to get by in life. We are living with people that just can't get past the 17th century. The native Indian is his/her own worse enemy, not old whitey. Old whitey has done enough already. They need to go get a job and stop their constant whining. Just my opinion of course.
Note to native Indians: The buffalo are gone, they're not coming back . . . . . get over it.
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On 6/4/2019 at 4:45 PM, ironstone said:
No doubt natives have suffered at the hands of others in the past but will there ever be a time when anyone in their ranks will stand up and say it's about time to stop continually blaming others for all their ills and start taking responsibility for their own lives.
Why not make an effort to stop the cycle of dependency on tax dollars.
As above ^^
Is there ever a time when someone refuses to be a victim, refuses to view themselves as a victim, refuses to play the part of a victim . . .
Generations of natives with no direction, no concept of how to look after themselves, no work ethic, no skills, no need to do anything . . . there is no amount of money that will 'fix' this.
With a little bit of initiative and enthusiasm, most anyone can make their life better . . . .
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Let's face it . . . . this country is ungovernable.
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On 5/27/2019 at 7:01 PM, Michael Hardner said:
I guess they live above a lot of oil, so that makes them smart. Doesn't matter that they sell it to American companies to take it out of the ground.
Trudeau just spent billions of dollars to buy the pipeline and keep things rolling but they still hate him.
Alberta's pissed off ? Ok, well nothing new there.Indians want to buy our collectively owned pipeline . . .
Mr. Dress-up purchased it for 'us' . . .
You want to sell your portion of said pipeline ?
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1 hour ago, taxme said:
Harper came up with and got passed the Indian Transparency Act, and that idiot . . . Trudeau, went and got rid of that act.
As far as Maxime Bernier of the PPC goes I think that he will be the only one that could possibly do something about this Indian nonsense going on in this country. Bernier shows more common sense and logic than Scheer ever will. Bernier is not politically correct like Scheer is. Scheer will just carry on with the same old, same old corruption and other shit, and nothing will change with those "progressive" liberals who are all dressed up in conservative clothing. If Bernier does not at least get a majority government or at least get a minority government, then Canada as we all once knew it will be gone for good and forever. There can be no doubt about that. It is now or never for Canada and Canadians to end this dictator and tyranny government of Trudeau. Canada cannot take another four more years of this idiot prime mistake of ours. Just my opinion of course, and I approve of it.
Agree with much of your post . . .
The one thing that bothers me about Maxime Bernier however is that he couldn't see that he'd be so much more effective in the Conservative cabinet than trying to sway 'the west' as just another politician from Quebec. He could have sandbagged Sheer from within the party . . . Most everyone can see that Scheer just doesn't have the 'royal jelly' that a Maxime Bernier has.
Maxime Bernier had a temper tantrum when he should have been Scheer's stalker from within . . . . bad move Maxime !
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Jason Kenny did what he said he'd do . . .
Federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna is scrambling to impose a 'new' tax on Alberta residents.
Thoughts ?
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21 minutes ago, Michael Hardner said:
Use the <sarcasm> tag. <sarcasm>We all love sarcasm</sarcasm>
<didn't know about this> tag. <do know now>We all love Justin</sarcasm>
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4 hours ago, Dougie93 said:
I voted for Trudeau and I am going to vote for him again . . . . .
Smart move!
The country will be so much better with a second term of Trudeau.
He definitely has the qualifications.
I don't like Trudeau, but I have to admit...
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Internet psychologist from Toronto . . . . how nice for the rest of us.
115 days until the Federal Election . . . .be sure to vote !