Is Trudeau's next fake emergency the weather?

[West]

So it looks like the Liberals have passed a bill titled Weather Modification Information Act. With Trudeau loving his new found totalitarianism by passing fake "emergencies" should we expect him to start shutting down travel on Sundays and making you stay home to try and change the weather? 

Maybe he thinks there's not enough rain so he thinks that by you staying home it'll rain out? Has he lost his mind? 

https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/W-5/page-1.html?txthl=act

[Zeitgeist]

This is all concept creep.  Basically the Trudeau dictatorship is seeking ever expanding controls over how people think and behave.  I remember thinking the McGuinty government was too interventionist.  Now it’s fair to say our constitutional rights and freedoms are stripped.  We have at least three more years of this unless the Governor General intervenes. 

Edited March 30, 2022 by Zeitgeist

[eyeball]

What on Earth triggered you to imagine this?  I'm guessing there was an accompanying story about...seeding clouds or causing them to form around forest fires perhaps...that you've seemingly ignored while choosing instead to focus on the legislation around a legal activity to spin some really weird and wacky shit.

Let me guess, you've got a folder just bulging with evidence of the chem-trail conspiracy on your hard-drive.

[eyeball]

9 minutes ago, Zeitgeist said:

Now it’s far to say our constitutional rights and freedoms are stripped.

Can you please point to the section of the Charter that guarantees us sunny days?

[West]

7 minutes ago, eyeball said:

What on Earth triggered you to imagine this?  I'm guessing there was an accompanying story about...seeding clouds or causing them to form around forest fires perhaps...that you've seemingly ignored while choosing instead to focus on the legislation around a legal activity to spin some really weird and wacky shit.

Let me guess, you've got a folder just bulging with evidence of the chem-trail conspiracy on your hard-drive.

They'll use the "rights aren't absolute" BS to pass whatever totalitarian nonsense they want. 

The Rolex Socialist is already posting nonsense about the "climate catastrophe" telegraphing the next fake emergency

Edited March 30, 2022 by West

[Zeitgeist]

5 minutes ago, eyeball said:

Can you please point to the section of the Charter that guarantees us sunny days?

The point is that weather and just about anything can be used now to justify the suspension of Charter rights.  

[eyeball]

2 minutes ago, West said:

They'll use the "rights aren't absolute" BS to pass whatever totalitarian nonsense they want

Did someone with an interest in weather modification information bring this to your attention or something?  Is there a convoy of weather modifiers marching on Ottawa I missed hearing about?

[West]

3 minutes ago, eyeball said:

Did someone with an interest in weather modification information bring this to your attention or something?  Is there a convoy of weather modifiers marching on Ottawa I missed hearing about?

You think it's an accident that the Rolex socialist is calling the weather a "crisis"?

[Zeitgeist]

1 minute ago, West said:

You think it's an accident that the Rolex socialist is calling the weather a "crisis"?

There’s only one emergency in Canada right now: the threat of our government to Canadian democracy.  Inflation is up there too.  

[cougar]

2 hours ago, Zeitgeist said:

There’s only one emergency in Canada right now: the threat of our government to Canadian democracy.  Inflation is up there too.  

You forgot the environment, which will also add to inflation.

Looking at how messed up our government is, one can be sure it cannot handle any emergency.  It's utmost effort is spent in hanging on to power; not do anything good for us.

[Infidel Dog]

9 hours ago, cougar said:

You forgot the environment, which will also add to inflation.

I'm pretty sure when you say "environment" you mean the mythical catastrophe of global warming, right?

I heard an interesting one on the morning CTV news.

They tell us gas prices are currently going down. 

But they tell us to jump on that quick before Friday, because Carbon Taxes are rising on that day.

So Carbon Taxes do affect the price at the pump after all, do they CTV? Thanks for the update.

Will you also be updating your BS that the price of gas doesn't affect inflation?

[Michael Hardner]

13 hours ago, eyeball said:

Can you please point to the section of the Charter that guarantees us sunny days?

No - the claim seems to be that we have a right to issue a Tornado Alert when there is none.

I would prefer to live in a so-called dictatorship where people aren't allowed to fake a Tornado Alert...

[Michael Hardner]

10 hours ago, cougar said:

Looking at how messed up our government is, one can be sure it cannot handle any emergency.  

I was bored so I unblocked you to read this comment.  It was worth it.

The emergency responders, medical, and police in your area are "your government" in a weather emergency.  

I trust them more than I would trust my local conspiracy squad to respond.  This is an evolutionary challenge and I fear you will end up a fossil...

[Michael Hardner]

On that: the conspiracy folks should set up their own emergency, and medical services to serve their community.

My god, the savings that await us... ? 

[cougar]

24 minutes ago, Michael Hardner said:

I was bored so I unblocked you to read this comment.  It was worth it.

The emergency responders, medical, and police in your area are "your government" in a weather emergency.  

I trust them more than I would trust my local conspiracy squad to respond.  This is an evolutionary challenge and I fear you will end up a fossil...

You feel the need to explain why you respond to only some of my comments to you?  I don't care.

We are all becoming fossils sooner or later.  Not sure what your point here is either.  Grow up.

[Infidel Dog]

Better unblock me too (again) Mikey. I have an important update for you. 

(You know I wouldn't have to be giving you these if you'd can this stubborn proggy refusal to click the links.)

Turns out this Act has nothing to do with 'tornado alerts."

Actually it doesn't even signify a government attempt to modify the weather. I mean let's face it, even your government paid MSM would recognize that as ridiculous - to think a government or governments could actually "modify" the weather. How would that even work if they could? Everybody would vote on the amount of sun to rainy days and when winter would start or something?

But no, what this act actually says (or at least what the info at the link says it says) is if you want to do something to modify the weather you have to notify the government and await further instructions.

One wouldn't expect that to be a big problem for the rest of us. However...

The problem I would have with this Act as described is how much control would they want and what do they mean specifically by taking actions to modify the weather.

Do they mean you would have to express intent to modify the weather. As an example would you want to seed the clouds or create more of them (as I believe Bill Gates suggested.)

I guess if the government wanted to monitor that sort of thing it wouldn't matter much to the rest of us.

But would it cover things like fuel refinement, pipelines, mining, opening a new cement company and such. How much does the government want to take more control of under this act.

I think it's worth wondering about that.

I always remember how the American EPA went nuts under Obama when he nazified them. For a while rural residents couldn't even gather rainwater from their eves. They had to contact the EPA and await further instructions. If they didn't there were big penalties.

Edited March 30, 2022 by Infidel Dog

[Michael Hardner]

23 minutes ago, Infidel Dog said:

1. Better unblock me too (again) Mikey. I have an important update for you. 

(You know I wouldn't have to be giving you these if you'd can this stubborn proggy refusal to click the links.)

2. Turns out this Act has nothing to do with 'tornado alerts."

3. if you want to do something to modify the weather you have to notify the government and await further instructions.

4. The problem I would have with this Act as described is how much control would they want and what do they mean specifically by taking actions to modify the weather.

5. But would it cover things like fuel refinement, pipelines, mining, opening a new cement company and such. How much does the government want to take more control of under this act.

6. I think it's worth wondering about that.

 

1. Ok.
2. Ok.
3. Okaaaaaaaay.
4. Ok, well I suppose if you are suspicious then you should ask for the details and they should be provided to you.
5. Ok.
6. I agree.
 

[Moonlight Graham]

On 3/29/2022 at 11:36 PM, West said:

So it looks like the Liberals have passed a bill titled Weather Modification Information Act. With Trudeau loving his new found totalitarianism by passing fake "emergencies" should we expect him to start shutting down travel on Sundays and making you stay home to try and change the weather? 

Maybe he thinks there's not enough rain so he thinks that by you staying home it'll rain out? Has he lost his mind? 

https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/W-5/page-1.html?txthl=act

Point the part of the bill that says the government can change the weather.

Also isn't this bill made in 1985?

[WestCanMan]

On 3/29/2022 at 8:36 PM, West said:

So it looks like the Liberals have passed a bill titled Weather Modification Information Act. With Trudeau loving his new found totalitarianism by passing fake "emergencies" should we expect him to start shutting down travel on Sundays and making you stay home to try and change the weather? 

It's probably more like the "Social Credit Score Travel Act" - an extension of their current gesundheitspass.

Really important people can fly to social events in private jets, or fly sycophant media around in jumbo jets to capture all of their glory, but peons who don't follow the script are limited to travelling within 5k of home. 

[West]

15 minutes ago, WestCanMan said:

It's probably more like the "Social Credit Score Travel Act" - an extension of their current gesundheitspass.

Really important people can fly to social events in private jets, or fly sycophant media around in jumbo jets to capture all of their glory, but peons who don't follow the script are limited to travelling within 5k of home. 

Yup. 

Remember it's not actually against your mobility rights as those things aren't absolute or whatever