Nefarious Banana
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Ministry of Silly Walks . . . . . Monty Python nailed it.
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Hilarious . . . the Royals are Britain's case of athletes foot. Country of cripples . . . economically, politically, and morally. A win-win-win situation if there ever was one. The truly funny thing is that some folks here bow down and kiss that athletes infected foot . . . .
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The Prince of Lizards . . . . . a reptilian creep. Jail, or carry on as usual ?
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Our dumbf'k 'leader' flying to London to answer to his NATO masters . . . .
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Was loading an off-road logging truck . . . driver jumped out of the cab waving his arms and we listened on his radio . . . . I liked her because she didn't fit in with the lizards.
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26 minutes ago, Dougie93 said:
Without HM the PM is simply dictator. Post National State.
Who cares? British royalty is irrelevant in this day and age. Besides yourself, who thinks 'the gingers' are anything special? You're living in the past. Somewhat sad.
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3 hours ago, Dougie93 said:
F@ck Canada.
Kid Rock's ex wife . . . the lovely Pamela Anderson, has moved back to her hometown of Ladysmith. Have seen her around town a few times. Canada's first born on July 1st, 1967.
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Scheer does not exude power and confidence. These qualities are needed nowadays with a visually lulled electorate, irregardless of the issue or policy. The Conservatives are stalled with Scheer at the helm. He will not win a Federal election. Step down Andrew, you just don't cut it.
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41 minutes ago, DrYouth said:
Is Quebec actually not contributing anything?
It's definitely not our star player right now.
Seems to me it was a pretty strong player in getting the country started.
A bit of an entitled whiner... this might be true.
But I like Quebec. Montreal is an amazing city... probably one of the best urban centres in this country.
Quebec City has a lot to be proud of. Quebec French culture is a lot of fun...
Personally I think it makes Canada more interesting. Economically they have some shit to work out.
No doubt. They need a kick in the pants and a bit less catering to.... but it should work out in the end.
So you like Quebec . . . good for you. Too bad that a very large and growing segment of the population/provinces are seeing Quebec for what it is. Quebec is a parasite.
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33 minutes ago, Argus said:
You'd prefer someone like Julie Payette as president of Canada?
Guessing you're a fair skin/haired person in need of dental work and a pair of Ray-Bans? Apologies, I should have used a different descriptive example. Who's Julie Payette ?
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Support the Monarchy? Support a bunch of in-bred 'gingers' with bad teeth, and light sensitive eyes . . . . well, some confused members here like them . . . I guess. Kinda' sad really . . .
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On 11/25/2019 at 8:32 AM, DrYouth said:
Canadian provinces are stronger together than they are apart as any effective team or organism is when it integrates differentiated parts well. Together we are greater than the sum of our parts. When one province is going through transition, the other provinces lend it a hand. When another province is strong it supports its fellow provinces, knowing that some day it can expect the same in return. This is true of any functioning team. Of course teams can be riven by jealousy, or by free riders... I think for the most part Canada has weathered it's serious storms. We are more resilient for it. This latest Wexit storm seems pretty weak by comparison.
Nice utopian dream . . . . too bad it's not reality. The reality is that Quebec isn't interested in contributing anything to hold this country together. Always got their hand out for other folks money, and bitching about it. Want them to separate, want them to leave. Want them to stfu. Canada's cancer . . . Quebec.
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26 minutes ago, jacee said:
I think that the yearning for return to a time when the country was "great" is really just a yearning for return to childhood, when we were told it was "great" and we didn't know or care about the complexities and monstrous injustices of the world.
It wasn't ever as "great" as our childhood naivety allowed us to believe.
That might be your reality . . . . . it's not mine. Canada, a country divided along racial, economic, and regional lines. Canada is the Humpty Dumpty busted at the base of the wall.
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5 hours ago, PIK said:
This is what pisses me of, we got it good and people want to change what made this country great. Why do people want to be more like america is beyond me.
'We' meaning Ontario/Quebec ? This country just ain't that 'great' anymore . . . . Time for some big changes.
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Robert Latimer ?
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20 minutes ago, Altai said:
Waste of money ? So what do you understand from the word "money" ? We can think "money" as a labor given to do something or a labor spent to do something. All the jobs should be divided into smaller sectors and even all the sectors should be divided into much more smaller sectors. If you want to make a chocolate cake, someones should be specialize in purchasing cocoa, someones should be specialize in mixing the materials, someones in cooking it and a mastermind should organize all their works. It will have NO effect on economics closing these centers, even if you reject to employ someones and do all the cake yourself, still you have to pay them in a way if you want to sell them cakes.
"So what do you understand from the word 'money' ? " . . . . . . . good socialist rhetoric in your above post.
How about 'taxpayers dollars' to pay all the un-necessary 'deadwood' in the traitors new cabinet ? Ministry of Middle Income . . . . wtf
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Are federal inmates able to have the costs covered for a sex change . . .?
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5 hours ago, SpankyMcFarland said:
When QEII dies we should just ignore that even and leave her in the job. That way there’ll be no problems with scandals or sudden changes in British laws on succession etc.
What's the lifespan of a lizard . . .?
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22 minutes ago, Dougie93 said:
I am a dual citizen, my father raised me with the American Religion, I've always felt just as American as Canadian.
In the past, those two things were not in conflict.
It is simply the case that Canada and Canadians forced me to choose between them.
So I choose America First.
I none the less remain loyal to my oath to the British Crown in North America, I resist HM enemies and defend HM peace as a resident of British North America.
I have no fealty to Confederation and never did, nor was I ever bound to such, as Confederation is not a country, it's simply an agreement within the now defunct British Empire.
What's your point ?
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Scheer's done . . . .
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Dislike about the Liberals . . . . . ?
The Liberal government is what it is . . . . . corrupt liars championed by a entitled f'ktard. What I really detest are the voters that think this behavior is acceptable and voted accordingly. Sad.
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1 hour ago, Argus said:
The Tories didn't lose because of climate change and LGBT. They lost because they had a weak leader who was seen to be weak, and a crappy policy platform book that offered nothing of substance.
Scheer isn't viewed as a leader . . . . weak presentation of indefinable policies, combined with poor body language . . . . He didn't look capable of delivering your evening paper.
Predicting he's gone after a Leadership Convention . . . .
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What do I hate about the Liberals? . . . .
What I like about the Liberals now is that they have polarized Canada and have brought the separation of the west to the forefront. I want to see Canada cleaved in half. I want to see the four western Provinces and northern territories as a separate country.
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The real head scratcher is why would a beautiful young American woman, Megan Markle . . . . give up her country and career to go and live in a shithole country of fog, fish 'n chips, bad teeth, pale complexions, and unfounded arrogance? She could be cruising to a California beach in her Benz convertible, sunshine, hair blowing in the wind, milkshake in hand . . . . Just doesn't make sense. Megan made a mistake, just like Diana did. Hypnotic attraction to lizards? Some folks here are also under the reptile spell . . . . sad.
Why Do Conservatives Support the Monarchy?
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I wept (openly) when Aimo Cajander passed away . . . . . such a wonderful Prime Minister of your country.