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Why are you frightened of Poilievre?

Well I did follow your advice.

Attitudes like yours are why we can't have nice things.

Round and Round and it's not even May. Try a different brand of mushroom.

Stop with the obfuscation. Cut government spending. Which part do you not understand.

Why are you frightened of Poilievre?

and I said, tip of the iceberg. Don't forget this spending idiocy has been or bean going on for over 10 years. I wonder how the graduates of the Transgender Whale Lesbian Rugby Renaissance Painting classes are doing. The champagne guy should know.

I see the Republicans were out rioting like the Dems usually do.

You really want more taxation pipsqueak. How about reducing spending.... This before the Carney continued the F'U and just the tip of the iceberg. What programs and services from the list below do you want to continue. Gender Politics in Peruvian Rock Music ($20,000) Cart-ography: Tracking the life cycle of urban grocery carts ($105,000) My Paw in Yours: Dead Pets and Species Transcendence in Experimental Art-Making ($17,500) Playing for Pleasure: Sexual and Erotic Video Games ($50,000) An $8-million barn at Rideau Hall. $12,500 on live senior citizen sex story shows. $8,800 for a sex toy exhibition in Germany. Millions wasted on government podcasts that no one listens to. $340,000 in bonuses for executives managing the ArriveCAN debacle. $102 million in bonuses from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation during a housing crisis. $20 million in bonuses at the Bank of Canada in 2022, as inflation hit a 40-year high. $132 million in bonuses at the CBC since 2015. CBC: Costs taxpayers more than $1 billion annually. Canada Post: Lost $1.2 billion over the last two years and predicts larger, unsustainable losses in the future. VIA Rail: Burned through $1.8 billion in taxpayer money over five years just to cover operating losses.

Ex cavator. What does it do now?

You lost your shovel.

An asteroid sweeps into the solar system it's galactic name, unsustainability. An AI list of asteroid destruction..... Argentina: Experienced a major economic crisis in the early 2000s and has faced repeated debt crises, including in 2020. Russia: Suffered a financial crisis in 1998 that involved a default on its debt and a devaluation of the ruble. Iceland: Its banking system collapsed in 2008, leading to a severe recession, and the government had to seek an IMF bailout. Greece: Faced a severe debt crisis in the 2010s that required a series of international bailouts and austerity measures. Sri Lanka: In 2022, the government announced a default on its external debt and its economy is said to have collapsed, unable to pay for essential imports. Venezuela: Has been in an ongoing economic crisis since 2013, with hyperinflation and a default on its debt in 2017. Mexico: Was at the center of the 1994 peso crisis, which led to a severe recession and required a large international bailout. Cuba: Experienced an economic collapse in the early 1990s known as the "Special Period" after the collapse of the Soviet Union, its main economic partner. Zimbabwe: Has had an extremely high inflation rate and a severe economic crisis since the 2000s. Finland: Experienced a severe banking crisis in the early 1990s that contributed to a recession. Ecuador: Faced a severe economic crisis between 1998 and 2002.

More taxes? Wimped out.

When the interest payment amount would fund a war on a rebel moon, in perpetuity, it's a rather excessive. What do you do when then cows come home.

Correct. Not what you want me to see.

I see....more tactile nonsense.

So who's going to benefit, the Canadian taxpayer or the Carney via Brookfield.

Then why do you seem to have both myopia and hyperopia.?