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Justin Trudeau the Worst PM Since Pierre Trudeau?
Dougie93 replied to bush_cheney2004's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
And as far as your century of oil assertion goes, again, most of that is shale, which is not going to be profitable to take out of the ground anymore, more likely Canada goes looking for lighter fare in the arctic when bitumen is effectively worthless. -
Justin Trudeau the Worst PM Since Pierre Trudeau?
Dougie93 replied to bush_cheney2004's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
3.7 trillion barrels at current production rates is 1000 years of US shale production, so "temporary supply" if you're talking a millennium timescale and/or are assuming the Americans will increase production by orders of magnitude on your aforementioned century timescale. I would submit, seems more likely that oil will cease to be the fuel of choice long before the Americans run out of shale. -
Justin Trudeau the Worst PM Since Pierre Trudeau?
Dougie93 replied to bush_cheney2004's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
3.7 trillion barrels in the American shale reserve is not short lived, unless by short lived you mean decades talking on a century timescale. -
Justin Trudeau the Worst PM Since Pierre Trudeau?
Dougie93 replied to bush_cheney2004's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Moreover, Canada's bitumen oil is not viable long term, not just because the Climate Barbies are making it politically radioactive, but because it's so expensive to produce while yielding very little return in relation to the effort, in order for bitumen to be profitable, the oil price has to be at unsustainable levels, if Alberta had more light sweet crude to drill, they wouldn't be in the oil sands in the first place, Alberta's strategic reserve is a mirage, because it's mostly bitumen, the golden age of the oil sands is over, and it ain't coming back. -
Justin Trudeau the Worst PM Since Pierre Trudeau?
Dougie93 replied to bush_cheney2004's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Not gonna happen, none of these fantasies are politically realistic, the Climate Barbies are not going to allow Alberta to have the pipelines, nor the refineries, and with the American shale oil on line now, dirty old Western Canadian Select is going to be worth considerably less, forever, the Americans are going to eat our lunch with their West Texas Intermediate and shale. -
Infrastructure, a key Liberal promise, is a mess
Dougie93 replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Donald Trump was exactly right, with a flick of the Americans wrist, they could tariff car parts from Canada and it would be the ruination of the nation, which is why he forced the Trudeaupians to cave and give him everything he wanted, which was really quite modest, the problem for Canada tho, is that Trump is just the beginning of what will be a long term divergence, the Americans no longer have any use for us, because we are useless to their hegemony, we have no military to speak of, and they don't need our oil anymore, so as they re-centralize their economy back to the CONUS, and with the onset of automation, the things which have been propping the Ottawa clown show up for so many decades, are about to go away. I welcome it though, because the reason Canada has become such a lazy entitled and silly place, is because the Americans are subsidizing us. It is going to be a crisis in Canada, but again, with crisis comes opportunity. -
Infrastructure, a key Liberal promise, is a mess
Dougie93 replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Canada is not a great success, America is a great success, Canada is the parasite which dines out on the Americans success, none the less, there is a divergence coming, the Americans will be pulling away from us, it has already started, and Ottawa can't even tie its own shoe laces, the provinces deliver all the services, the federal government simply collects the taxes and comes up with things like the Pheonix Pay System and buying rickety old fighter jets from Australia for $500 million. $500 million? LOL! Jeebus the Aussies fleeced them. -
Canada Federal Carbon Dioxide CO2 Tax
Dougie93 replied to August1991's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
The industrial manufacturing jobs are all about to go away anyways, clinging to your archaic 19th c. industrial paradigm is a fool's errand, you are in the throws of an 21st information revolution right now, which is in progress of rendering mass human manufacturing into buggy whips, and its happening fast and its picking up speed as it goes. If socialists try to go against the grain they will render themselves politically irrelevant, which is fine by me, but I think they will actually be forced to get with the program at some point, by default, AI 3D printing is not a person, so it doesn't feel sorry for you nor your buggy whips neither.. Don't shoot the messenger, I didn't invent the computer, that was Alan Turing. -
Infrastructure, a key Liberal promise, is a mess
Dougie93 replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Bear in mind, I'm not seeking to bring down the de facto nations within Confederation, I'm simply trying to free them, there will still be a Nova Scotia and an Alberta, but rather than being pseudo colonies as they are now, they would be their own Dominions like a mini Australia and a giant New Zealand. It's no different than what the Scottish National Party is seeking in the UK, they're not saying that they want to get rid of the Queen, they just want to rid themselves of England. Canadians would be much happier and more prosperous living in their own decentralized Dominions rather than as de facto colonies of Ontario, because they would be much easier to effectively govern to their local needs and desires without having to shoehorn them into this failed Confederation. -
Infrastructure, a key Liberal promise, is a mess
Dougie93 replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
I don't have a hate on for Confederation, I'm not hot about it, I'm ice cold about it, rational calculation, it no longer serves any purpose because it has utterly failed to serve the purpose for which it was created. I'm not a rage guy, I'm more of a close with and destroy and otherwise patiently lying in wait for my opportunity in the meantime guy. -
I am the New Minister of Immigration!
Dougie93 replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
There's nothing wrong with loathing democracy, I loathe democracy with a passion, democracy is simply a peaceful transfer of power in order to stave off a violent revolution, but other than that, it's repugnant. -
Poor, Poor Americans ...
Dougie93 replied to Selivan's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
Most of the fodder for knee jerk Canadian America bashers is coming from your own domestic self hating America bashers, the Hollywood Liberal Panty Waists et al, the Canadian Liberal media is just the farm team for the American liberal media, they're all looking to get a job down there, every Canadian media hack aspires to be the next Peter Jennings It's like, I've spent hours on American dominated web forums defending America against ceaseless and vicious rhetorical assaults from American lefties, exact same sort of sneering contempt you see round here, and far worse, because the America bashers on this forum are pretty pedestrian and totally unoriginal, the American lefties are much more aggressive in their trolling of other Americans, and they're constantly updating their material. Blue State liberals have essentially been Canadianized, they want America to be Giant Canada, and they lash out at it for not being so. -
Poor, Poor Americans ...
Dougie93 replied to Selivan's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
Again, you're viewing Canada as if it was a republic, but it's not, Canada is a confederation, there is no central patriotic narrative because there is no central nation, a confederation is a collection of nations, so for example Mohawks are plenty patriotic about being Mohawks and Nova Scotians are plenty patriotic about being Nova Scotians and of course Quebecers are fiercely patriotic about being the Quebecois. Canada is not a unitary nation, it's a product of two shotgun marriages, the first was 13 September 1759 when the British Crown seized Nouvelle France as a war prize at Quebec, the second was when the Fenians frightened the colonies into Confederation on 1 July 1867. Then there's the West, which was settled after, mostly by flood of ex-pats from Britain at the turn of the 20th century. -
Justin Trudeau the Worst PM Since Pierre Trudeau?
Dougie93 replied to bush_cheney2004's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
It already goes to the coast by train, and a "higher price" is not really that significant, the Rachel Notleyist Socialist Workers Paradise cannot be funded by anything short of $100 a barrel Brent, which ain't coming back soon, she's got the same problem Vladimir Putin has and the Soviets before him, although really it's Jason Kenney's problem naow. -
New members of Mapleleafweb
Dougie93 replied to Argus's topic in Whatever I damn well want to talk about.'s Topics
The hilariously ironic part of the Liberal Party of Canada Flag and the Liberal Party of Canada Song, is that it's straight out of the playbook of the National Socialists, the Maple Leaf our Swastika, O' Canada our Horst Wessel, although squishy liberals wouldn't notice, because they don't know Canadian history never mind German, hee-hee-hee. -
New members of Mapleleafweb
Dougie93 replied to Argus's topic in Whatever I damn well want to talk about.'s Topics
The first wave of myth making in the 1960's, symbolized by our Liberal Party of Canada Flag and Liberal Party of Canada Song, was more about achieving a cold peace between the Deux Solitudes of English and French Canada, in that the Liberals erased our British heritage to appease the Pequistes, then in 70's the Cultural Marxists, who emanate from the Education Faculties of the Universities, took it to another level and just eliminated the central narrative of Canadian history altogether. -
Are humans really responsible for climate change?
Dougie93 replied to Canuck100's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
As Salvoj Zizek says, all this virtue signalling is just a left which does not have the courage of its convictions and without the World Socialist Revolution, is simply going to crash and burn when the practical positive effects or rather total lack thereof comes to pass, which, that's already in progress, 147,000 French troops mobilized the other day to keep Macron from the guillotine, and damn rights we on the limited government right are lying in wait to exploit the inevitable blowback, the trick is just holding the line at Barry Goldwater without going off the deep end into Hitlerville. -
Are humans really responsible for climate change?
Dougie93 replied to Canuck100's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
The only real question now is how much damage are they going to do and whether or not we can can constrain the backlash at the threshold of classical liberal conservatism rather than full on fascistic blowback, as while nothing would warm the cockles of my heart more than to see the Climate Barbies hanging from the lampposts, fascists are a collectivist centrally planned problem unto themselves. -
Are humans really responsible for climate change?
Dougie93 replied to Canuck100's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
It's irrelevant anyways, the lines are hardened and entrenched, neither side is gaining many converts by hurling of invective, but the only real deniers are the lefty Climate Barbies, because at the end of the day, all their ineffective and disruptive centrally planned attempts are doomed to fail, with the side benefit of discrediting them writ large and driving the masses towards the right. -
Justin Trudeau the Worst PM Since Pierre Trudeau?
Dougie93 replied to bush_cheney2004's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
The problem for Alberta is not really pipelines, they're shipping plenty of oil right now without more pipelines, pipelines are a canard, Western Canadian Select is just low grade oil being pumped into an oil glut of high grade OPEC sweet stuff, the Canadian discount will persist pipelines or no pipelines. -
Are humans really responsible for climate change?
Dougie93 replied to Canuck100's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Hardner just seems incapable of grasping the subtle yet central distinction between lying and deception. /shrugs -
New members of Mapleleafweb
Dougie93 replied to Argus's topic in Whatever I damn well want to talk about.'s Topics
Almost entirely confined to the Canadian left, on the right we tend to view the Constitution of the United States of America as the last best hope for humanity and in fact the last line of defense against totalitarianism. In terms of ignoring Canadian history, Canadians are not taught the central narrative of Canadian history, the first thing the Cultural Marxists did was replace Canadian history with Social History, Canadian identity replaced by Identity politics, and this was back in the 70's so it's been entrenching itself for decades, the vast majority of Canadians really have no clue about their own history, and even what they know is mostly bullshit Liberal Party of Canada and associated CBC propaganda arm myth making to the benefit of the Liberal Party of Canada and its associated CBC propaganda arm. I mean, it's like Pravda and TASS up in here with these dingbats. -
Canada Federal Carbon Dioxide CO2 Tax
Dougie93 replied to August1991's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Industrial manufacturing and associated jobs is a product of the now defunct 19th century industrial revolution, that going away is a feature not a bug, civilization actually did just fine for 10,000 years without anybody ever having an industrial manufacturing job, jobs are a relatively recent and rather fleeting in the grand scheme of things invention.