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Posted
17 minutes ago, Queenmandy85 said:

So your solution to avoiding the greenhouse effect is rationing? Uranium is a bridge to thorium and, hopefully fusion. Your posts, if I understand you correctly, prioritized money over lives. We need to make small sacrifices now to save future generations.

How..."small" might we be talkin' 'bout?

Its so lonely in m'saddle since m'horse died.

Posted
3 minutes ago, Nationalist said:

We will see. Maybe you're right but...I will vote my conscience.

Even if you just decide to vote against the party of hate speech and beating peaceful protesters, the choice is obvious. 

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Posted
3 minutes ago, West said:

Oh those Russians.

What this tells me is...weak minded loons can be bought, pointed and let go at will. Seems perhaps the Russians funded these Tweenkie NGOs in order to convince America to stop producing fossil fuels...and then slipped in behind while nobody was paying attention.

Gee...didn't Donny-Boy tell them this was happening?

Sure 'e did.

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Posted
11 minutes ago, Nationalist said:

Thanks Dear. But I have a feeling your type of "conservative" is exactly why Canadian conservatism tastes like warm milk. Looks like a lost pup.

I'll take my warm milk over your sour any day, dear, as will the rest of Canada.  

If your comfy place is angrily yelling and coping from the fringes of the political spectrum, keep up the good work.  ?

"A man is no more entitled to an opinion for which he cannot account than he is for a pint of beer for which he cannot pay" - Anonymous

Posted
12 minutes ago, Nationalist said:

We will see. Maybe you're right but...I will vote my conscience.

inflation is burning out of control, money printing running amok

the government has now brought the banking system itself into disrepute

small business has been decimated, when it is the main employer

interest rates will be driven up, when 33% of Canadians are already on the verge of bankruptcy at net negative rates

the shit is hitting the fan

the masses will be radicalized by sheer desperation

patience

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Posted
2 minutes ago, Moonbox said:

I'll take my warm milk over your sour any day, dear, as will the rest of Canada.  

If your comfy place is angrily yelling and coping from the fringes of the political spectrum, keep up the good work.  ?

We will see...and thank you. Looks like I coped with you rather well...would ya sayyy...

Its so lonely in m'saddle since m'horse died.

Posted
58 minutes ago, West said:

?.. Schwab admits he's penetrated Trudeaus cabinet and you don't seem to care. 

What do you figure that means?  A non-native english speaker using the word "penetrate" is the smoking gun that he's the puppet master of Canadian politics?  That's so, so dumb.  

"A man is no more entitled to an opinion for which he cannot account than he is for a pint of beer for which he cannot pay" - Anonymous

Posted (edited)
13 minutes ago, Moonbox said:

What do you figure that means?  A non-native english speaker using the word "penetrate" is the smoking gun that he's the puppet master of Canadian politics?  That's so, so dumb.  

At the very least it means that they are influenced by the ideologies of the WEF. At most it means that a foreigner is actively in control of our government. 

I guess how concerned you are with it depends on whether or not you agree with stakeholder capitalism. 

 

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Posted
1 minute ago, Dougie93 said:

the government has now brought the banking system itself into disrepute

That's such a crazy thing. 

I was just mentioning to my wife last night that 2 months ago I felt like when we worked and earned money, the after tax portion, aka the crumbs, was 'ours'. Now it's still the government's: they can suspend it at will. 

The whole digital currency thing was extremely convenient, but it seems like we just walked into a trap. 

 

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Posted
3 minutes ago, WestCanMan said:

That's such a crazy thing.

there is a silent bank run in progress

that is why Trudeau called it off after two days

the banks are panicking

it's too late tho, the damage is done

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Posted

Pierre isn't perfect but I think he'll beat Trudeau if he gets the leadership. At least he seems straightforward on issues. Trudeau can't answer a basic question directly. 

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Posted
28 minutes ago, West said:

At the very least it means that they are influenced by the ideologies of the WEF. At most it means that a foreigner is actively in control of our government. 

They were part of the WEF's young global leaders program.  It's a given that they're "influenced" by the WEF.  

The idea that Klaus Schwab controls them, however, is ridiculously dumb.  

28 minutes ago, West said:

I guess how concerned you are with it depends on whether or not you agree with stakeholder capitalism. 

Or the degree to which you think the WEF is controlling much of anything.  

"A man is no more entitled to an opinion for which he cannot account than he is for a pint of beer for which he cannot pay" - Anonymous

Posted (edited)
10 minutes ago, Moonbox said:

They were part of the WEF's young global leaders program.  It's a given that they're "influenced" by the WEF.  

The idea that Klaus Schwab controls them, however, is ridiculously dumb.  

Or the degree to which you think the WEF is controlling much of anything.  

I gave you a spectrum. Could fall anywhere along that spectrum. 

I guess it depends if you agree with their ideology or not or think it's detrimental. I for one think it's detrimental. Or the policy positions such as digital ID or smart cities are a good thing. 

 

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Posted (edited)
16 minutes ago, Moonbox said:

They were part of the WEF's young global leaders program.  It's a given that they're "influenced" by the WEF.  

The idea that Klaus Schwab controls them, however, is ridiculously dumb.  

Or the degree to which you think the WEF is controlling much of anything.  

The freezing of bank accounts and criminalization of political protest through the Emergencies Act was a major step towards Chinese style social credit where opposing government policy de-platforms people and removes citizens’ rights.  Taking away protesters’ ability to work and access money that they earned is sinister and totally unconstitutional.  The silence in mainstream media about what our government attempted is worrisome.  Don’t forget that Trudeau wanted to continue the Emergencies Act.  He only backed off and changed the narrative when it looked like the Senate wouldn’t pass it.

Confidence in the security of our banking system has also been shaken.  No one wants to entrust their savings to an organization that might terminate service based on retroactive government directives because of political views.  The WEF would like to see human behaviour restricted to meet global goals.  This is stated openly. The Canadian public didn’t give government a mandate for this level of control.  Even if they did, it’s unconstitutional.

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Posted (edited)
18 minutes ago, Zeitgeist said:

The freezing of bank accounts and criminalization of political protest through the Emergencies Act was a major step towards Chinese style social credit where opposing government policy de-platforms people and removes citizens’ rights.  Taking away protesters’ ability to work and access money that they earned is sinister and totally unconstitutional.  The silence in mainstream media about what our government attempted is worrisome.  Don’t forget that Trudeau wanted to continue the Emergencies Act.  He only backed off and changed the narrative when it looked like the Senate wouldn’t pass it.

Confidence in the security of our banking system has also been shaken.  No one wants to entrust their savings to an organization that might terminate service based on retroactive government directives based on political views.  The WEF would like to see human behaviour restricted to meet global goals.  This is stated openly. The Canadian public didn’t give government a mandate for this level of control.  Even if they did, it’s unconstitutional.

Ya I'm not really sure how people can say the WEF/the UN has "little if any" influence over our politics. WEF/UN initiatives: 

-Paris Climate Accord

-UN Declaration on Sustainable Development

-Digital ID

-Smart Cities (coming)

-Great Reset agenda

-Build Back Better

-"Diversity" initiatives

 

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Posted
23 minutes ago, Nexii said:

Pierre isn't perfect but I think he'll beat Trudeau if he gets the leadership. At least he seems straightforward on issues. Trudeau can't answer a basic question directly. 

The only Conservative leader to beat a Trudeau was Joe Clark.He only had a short stay, during which, his government rescued the half dozen Ameicans from Iran, before he was betrayed by the reform party( social credit.)

However, now we have Christine Elliott available. At first glance, it looks like she would give the Prime Minister a run for his money. I think she would be pretty good, if she could be persuaded to run.

A Conservative stands for God, King and Country

Posted (edited)
19 minutes ago, West said:

Ya I'm not really sure how people can say the WEF has "little if any" influence over our politics. WEF initiatives: 

-Paris Climate Accord

-UN Declaration on Sustainable Development

-Digital ID

-Smart Cities (coming)

-Great Reset agenda

-Build Back Better

-"Diversity" initiatives

 

Yes it’s absolutely the resurgence of the Internationalist Politburo.  A committee decides how much freedom and employment citizens deserve based on their beliefs, behaviour, and perceived levels of marginalization (reparations). It includes the suppression of all family and community institutions (church, holidays, etc.).  Basically the past is thrown out as racist, patriarchal, colonial, capitalist, misogynist, etc.  It’s replaced by state-defined pseudoscience like green/health anti-freedom restrictions to “reduce carbon footprints” and Marxist-nihilist race-based categorizations of people.  Some races and ethnicities are more human and worthy of government support.  It’s Woke Maoism supercharged by digital tracking and surveillance. It’s totalitarianism by any measure.  Because it includes a lot of capitalist consumerism, it looks prettier that Soviet totalitarianism. Those who don’t comply, however, are totally disenfranchised and reduced to desperation.  

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Posted (edited)
7 minutes ago, Zeitgeist said:

Yes it’s absolutely the resurgence of the Internationalist Politburo.  A committee decides how much freedom and employment citizens deserve based on their beliefs, behaviour, and perceived levels of marginalization (reparations). It includes the suppression of all family and community institutions (church, holidays, etc.).  Basically the past is thrown out as racist, patriarchal, colonial, capitalist, misogynist, etc.  It’s replaced by state defined pseudoscience like anti-freedom restrictions to “reduce carbon footprints” and Marxist-nihilist race-based categorizations of people.  Some races and ethnicities are more human and worthy of government support.  It’s Maoism supercharged by digital tracking and surveillance. It’s totalitarianism by any measure.  Because it includes a lot of capitalist consumerism, it looks prettier that Soviet totalitarianism. Those who don’t comply, however, are totally disenfranchised and reduced to desperation.  

You notice how the elites pushing the nonsense will never have to reap the consequences such as missed mortgage payments or job loss? Hell they didn't even follow their own mask mandates. 

They care so much about you they'll send the gestapo to your business to shut you down if you dare try to stay open to make rent

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Posted
17 minutes ago, West said:

Ya I'm not really sure how people can say the WEF/the UN has "little if any" influence over our politics. WEF/UN initiatives: 

-Paris Climate Accord

Almost the whole world signed that so I guess if you figure that was all the WEF's doing, and that Klaus Schwab controls the world, this doesn't really mean much.  

17 minutes ago, West said:

-UN Declaration on Sustainable Development

NEFARIOUS

17 minutes ago, West said:

-Digital ID

Klaus Schwab...yup.  All him.  

17 minutes ago, West said:

-Smart Cities (coming)

If you say so, whatever that means to you.  

17 minutes ago, West said:

-Great Reset agenda

-Build Back Better

Oh gosh!  No those!  

17 minutes ago, West said:

-"Diversity" initiatives

Sounds evil to me.  YIKES!

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Posted
2 minutes ago, West said:

You notice how the elites pushing the nonsense will never have to reap the consequences such as missed mortgage payments or job loss? Hell they didn't even follow their own mask mandates. 

They care so much about you they'll send the gestapo to your business to shut you down if you dare try to stay open to make rent

Yes we’ve learned how quickly and easily government can suspend rights and shut down economic activity.  The fearful embrace it because it’s done in the name of keeping people safe (from a virus, climate change, “white supremacy”, unscientific people, misogynists, whatever).

Posted
30 minutes ago, Zeitgeist said:

The silence in mainstream media about what our government attempted is worrisome.  Don’t forget that Trudeau wanted to continue the Emergencies Act.  He only backed off and changed the narrative when it looked like the Senate wouldn’t pass it.

The mainstream media was all over him on the Emergencies Act.  You just didn't like that they were supporting the protestors, which was the overwhelming majority of Canada.  

30 minutes ago, Zeitgeist said:

Confidence in the security of our banking system has also been shaken.  No one wants to entrust their savings to an organization that might terminate service based on retroactive government directives because of political views.

Aside from the crypto bros, or maybe Chinese or Russian investors, confidence in the Canadian banking system is unchanged.  The freezing of assets or services due criminal activity has a long history in the west and will continue to be standard procedure.  The exceptional part of the story was the Emergencies Act, which was bullshit and skirted the rules.  

30 minutes ago, Zeitgeist said:

The WEF would like to see human behaviour restricted to meet global goals.  This is stated openly. The Canadian public didn’t give government a mandate for this level of control.  Even if they did, it’s unconstitutional.

The WEF is a bogeyman that coping losers hold up to scare each other.  Your conclusions on the matter are silly hyperbole, blown way out of proportion, and the everyone just sort of rolls their eyes at you when you start nattering off this nonsense.  If it's not the Illuminati or the Freemasons or the NWO, it's going to be someone like Klaus Schwab and the WEF. After him it will be someone else.  There's nothing like a world-spanning mysterious conspiracy for people to cope with the world and what they don't like about it.  

"A man is no more entitled to an opinion for which he cannot account than he is for a pint of beer for which he cannot pay" - Anonymous

Posted
7 minutes ago, Moonbox said:

Almost the whole world signed that so I guess if you figure that was all the WEF's doing, and that Klaus Schwab controls the world, this doesn't really mean much.  

NEFARIOUS

Klaus Schwab...yup.  All him.  

If you say so, whatever that means to you.  

Oh gosh!  No those!  

Sounds evil to me.  YIKES!

Oh yes every country's leader just magically has all these ideas at the same time. If you say so ?

Posted (edited)
5 minutes ago, Moonbox said:

The mainstream media was all over him on the Emergencies Act.  You just didn't like that they were supporting the protestors, which was the overwhelming majority of Canada.  

Aside from the crypto bros, or maybe Chinese or Russian investors, confidence in the Canadian banking system is unchanged.  The freezing of assets or services due criminal activity has a long history in the west and will continue to be standard procedure.  The exceptional part of the story was the Emergencies Act, which was bullshit and skirted the rules.  

The WEF is a bogeyman that coping losers hold up to scare each other.  Your conclusions on the matter are silly hyperbole, blown way out of proportion, and the everyone just sort of rolls their eyes at you when you start nattering off this nonsense.  If it's not the Illuminati or the Freemasons or the NWO, it's going to be someone like Klaus Schwab and the WEF. After him it will be someone else.  There's nothing like a world-spanning mysterious conspiracy for people to cope with the world and what they don't like about it.  

You’re wrong on the WEF and mainstream media.  WEF ideas are driving government policy to a significant extent.  Mainstream media portrayed the protesters negatively in keeping with government messaging. Why? Government funding.  

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