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It seems that a lack of French for Ruby Dhalla and Chandra Arya was a rather big deal for the Liberals. But with Mark Carney? Nothing to see here folks! How will the other candidates react? Will they all gang up on Poilievre and ignore the no-show Liberal Prime Minister? The sitting Prime Minister, refusing to do a televised French debate.
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Racism is a one way street.
ironstone replied to gatomontes99's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
Their spending habits when BLM started raking in millions? REVEALED: BLM founder Patrisse Cullors paid her baby father $970,000 for 'creative services', her brother $840,000 for security, a fellow director $2.1m and reimbursed the organization $73,000 for a charter flight Black Lives Matter spent millions on 'consulting services' in 2021 Newly released tax filings revealed that BLM paid $970K to co-founder Patrisse Cullors' baby daddy to help 'produce live events' and provide 'creative services' The foundation also paid her brother $840K for security services A consulting firm run by BLM board member Shalomyah Bowers was paid $2.1M for providing the organization with operational support Bowers said the last BLM board approved the contract with his firm when he was not a board member The filing also revealed that Cullors reimbursed BLM $73K for a charter flight and paid the foundation $390 for private use of its $6M Los Angeles mansion Cullors resigned from BLM last year amid a wave of scrutiny surrounding the charity's finances Controversy surrounding the organization's finances has elicited probes by at least two state attorneys general -
Racism is a one way street.
ironstone replied to gatomontes99's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
Certainly part of the reason they started the movement was for personal enrichment. They promote falsehoods like police specifically target blacks. They totally ignore deaths from black on black crime. -
Racism is a one way street.
ironstone replied to gatomontes99's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
But the BLM leaders are Marxist. What do they stand for? It's safe to assume they stand for...Marxism. But like most Marxist leaders, they have also become fabulously wealthy along the way. -
Racism is a one way street.
ironstone replied to gatomontes99's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
Many progressives think blacks aren't capable of getting their own ID or that they aren't up to speed on the use of computers. While discussing the need to bring AI technology jobs to Black and brown communities at the Milken Institute Global Conference on Monday, Hochul said, “Right now, we have young Black kids growing up in the Bronx who don’t even know what the word ‘computer’ is.” https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/ny-gov-hochul-slammed-after-saying-black-kids-don-t-know-what-computer-means/ar-BB1m1Nbv White liberals are pretty racist. -
Racism is a one way street.
ironstone replied to gatomontes99's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
I think there are an awful lot of people on the left that share her views. -
The federal government will spend $46.5 billion on debt servicing charges in 2023/24, which is nearly what the government expects to spend on the Canada Health Transfer ($49.4 billion), and significantly more than it expects to spend on child care benefits ($31.2 billion). It's only money right? Let's just keep on borrowing more and just pass it on to the next generation. https://www.fraserinstitute.org/sites/default/files/federal-and-provincial-debt-interest-costs-for-canadians-2024.pdf
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A big population is no guarantee of more prosperity. The Liberals have a mass immigration policy now and our per capita GDP has fallen. Carney likely agrees with Trudeau about us having no core identity so he'll continue to bring in people that don't share our values. 100 million people AND net-zero? Yeah right.
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Canada may be screwed since it seems that a lot of people are suddenly perfectly happy with the very mediocre current government. A Liberal win will be great for the US. The following was from the Epoch Times. A Fifth of Canadian Companies Eye Relocation to the US Amid Tariff Concerns: Poll Some Canadian companies are considering a move to the United States as a strategy to evade tariffs and protect the future of their businesses, a new survey suggests. Nineteen percent of the 283 Canadian companies that participated in the survey indicated they would consider relocating part or all of their production to the United States to safeguard the sustainability of their operations, the survey from PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Canada found. Many of the businesses considering a move south of the border were from the industrial and automotive industries. “While a lower percentage—19 percent—are looking at moving production to the United States, this is still a fairly significant number that does raise concerns for the Canadian economy,” the report said. “It’s also notable that the percentage considering this action rises to 37 percent among respondents in the industrial manufacturing and automotive industries.”
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https://financialpost.com/news/canada-standard-of-living-faces-worst-decline-40-years Canada's standard of living on track for worst decline in 40 years Slump in GDP per person threatens to be longest and largest since 1985, says study Measure Canada’s gross domestic product by aggregate and it doesn’t look so bad, but measure it by person or per capita and it’s dismal. For example, between 2000 and 2023 Canada had the second highest rate of aggregate GDP growth in the G7, but one of the lowest growth rates per person. With Carney at the helm, it's the same old, same old.
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How do we compare to our American friends in per capita GDP? https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/ontario-would-be-fifth-poorest-quebec-second-poorest-u-s-state/ Trevor Tombe, an economics professor at the University of Calgary, has written a piece for the Hub about the gap in economic performance between the U.S. and Canada. America’s much-discussed growth slowdown is very real, but the picture north of the border is even worse. “Compared to the same period last year, per capita GDP is now down 2.2 percent. Compared to 2022, it’s down 3.6 percent,” Tombe writes. “As RBC analysts correctly noted, this is a ‘recession-like’ performance.” “A longer historical perspective reveals a striking reality: the gap between the Canadian and American economies has now reached its widest point in nearly a century,” he continues. “The U.S. is on track to produce nearly 50 percent more per person than Canada will.” In a post on X promoting the story, Tombe included a map of U.S. states and Canadian provinces by GDP per capita. The data are measured in U.S. dollars, at purchasing-power parity. It shows that Ontario, home of Canada’s business capital of Toronto, would be the fifth-poorest U.S. state if it joined the union today. Ontario’s GDP per capita is $59,700. Only four states — Alabama ($58,800), Arkansas ($57,400), West Virginia ($56,200), and Mississippi ($49,800) — have lower GDPs per capita. Wow, not so encouraging!
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Will you pivot to someone else after Trump finishes his second term? Trump won't be the White House so now we have to focus our hate on the next Republican who may or not be president? I think the decision should be based on the capabilities/suitability of the aircraft itself and not solely on dislike for one individual.
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Meme/Cartoon of the Day
ironstone replied to WestCanMan's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
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A NYT headline: Covid on the Border: Migrants Aren’t Tested on Arrival in U.S. The Border Patrol says it has insufficient time and space to conduct coronavirus testing at crowded processing stations. Officials in border cities fear further spread of the virus. So, some were tested, many were not? https://nypost.com/2021/09/20/wh-defends-not-requiring-neg-covid-test-from-illegal-migrants/
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Trump: would rather deal with a Liberal
ironstone replied to blackbird's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
I see now that the CBC actually did carry this story, but they still spin it by pointing out how Trump and PP are similar(putting their own countries first). Imagine the horror of a leader wanting to put his or her own country first!🙄