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  1. The challenges mostly go up and down, they're above and below, between the governed and their governments. It's not who's in power that matters so much as the sheer power.
  2. They're like anyone else who owns private land, subject to the whims of sovereignty. The Haida want a country of their own. It's easy enough to make it happen because their title was never surrendered, the place is surrounded by ocean and there's no overlapping claims. If there comes a time the Haida forcefully try to dispossess and displace non Haida people from their property for simply being non-Haida those people will probably have to fight for their fundamental universal human rights from the ground up. If Haida Gwaii thinks their title makes them exempt from recognizing these rights they'll learn soon enough they aren't. This process will take generations to work through.
  3. Everything you say is contaminated with this bat-shit crazy lunacy for which you have no more evidence than people who peddle and subscribe to 9/11, chem-trail and UFO conspiracies. Hopefully in the future we can just sidestep hesitancy altogether by combining vaccine and chem-trails into one program.
  4. Meh, your typical rubber and glue response to everything is just a pathetic attempt at trolling. But it does beg the question what you would do with this transparency?
  5. What debunking? You keep repeating there's a bunch going on that's pointing at deliberate murder and widespread conspiracies that are on par with 9/11 and chemtrail nonsense. You're all batshit crazy. What little you've got is so little it's exactly what we expected going in. Something less than perfect but the best anyone could expect...especially given the high number of nutbars like you trying their best to interfere with the response. The worst offenders though are the political entrepreneurs that pandered to you. Those dumb fu cks truly cost us lives. Any that were actually injured or died as a result of vaccine are a drop in the bucket in comparison.
  6. Yes, a mere handful...maybe. Like they do with all other vaccines that have saved hundreds of millions if not billions from disease and death. I'll take the dice any day of the week and one in each cheek on Sundays thank you very much. And when it's for an obviously dangerous disease ie, they need excavators to keep up with the dead, I'll happily support lockdowns, someone rolling the dice for you and forcing you to stay away from the public if you refuse. It's your choice. 🤣
  7. More like encouragement when us peons refuse to demand any meaningful level of transparency at the interface between public policy makers and a very well funded and motivated private and corporate wealth defence industry. an army of lawyers, consultants, accountants, lobbyists - paid millions to help billionaires hide trillions They muddy the waters to make them seem deep. All the same there are enormous numbers of paid influencers working around the clock to persuade public policy makers to do what they want, not what the public needs.
  8. See the Revenue Act of 1935...the so-called soak the rich tax.
  9. Not by you. Meanwhile... More than 140 countries have signed up to the Global Minimum Tax deal. The tax treaty imposes a minimum rate of 15% on the profits of multinationals. The Global Cooperation Barometer launched at Davos calls for more collaboration. https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2024/02/oecd-minimum-tax-rate/#:~:text=More than 140 countries have,Davos calls for more collaboration. Like the vast number of economists who agree carbon taxes are the way to go, the writing is on the wall for tax avoidance but we do need to get the national governments writing it to act on it.
  10. Obviously we have to change the tax rules and as I said earlier join with other countries to ensure there's nothing to be gained by playing countries off against one another like that. Meanwhile... When Canadians were polled on the prospect of a wealth tax on the one per cent back in 2021, it garnered almost 90 per cent support nationwide, including 82 per cent from Conservative voters. Feb 22, 2024. https://www.nationalobserver.com/2024/02/22/opinion/canada-needs-wealth-tax#:~:text=When Canadians were polled on,per cent from Conservative voters. I don't support Trudeau's tax because it goes after such low hanging fruit in a manner that entirely misses the point of what I and the vast majority of Canadians really want. Poilievre still hasn't said what he'll do in respect to the 1%. Kiss its ass just like Trudeau is doing would be my guess.
  11. Well they would have to die to have been called murdered don't you think? That said, you were murdered and yet here you are. Dun dun daaa!
  12. There's nothing wrong with me. Whose this we're you're talking to... ...and what on Earth are you guys talking about?
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