CdnFox Posted Tuesday at 07:40 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 07:40 PM 1 hour ago, Boges said: Bro blew a massive lead. He had a massive lead against Trudeau. He never had a massive lead against Carney So to say he blew a massive Lead is a blatant lie. Yes he had a massive lead against somebody else other than the person he ran against. That's not the same thing Quote There are two types of people in this world: Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data
blackbird Posted Tuesday at 07:42 PM Author Report Posted Tuesday at 07:42 PM 1 hour ago, Boges said: Bro blew a massive lead. It could be considered one of the biggest political collapses in Canadian history. At least he has his pension to fall back on. You don't understand politics. PP actually led his party into a 10 to 20% lead up the time of the Trump tariffs and led to Trudeau being replaced. PP led the Conservative Party to a gain of about 25 seats which is a large gain. The only reason he lost was because of the Trump threats which was election interference. The people fell for the claim that Carney would be the better choice to deal with Trump. Trump helped Carney win and perhaps Trump thinks he will get more out of the Liberals. Quote
CdnFox Posted Tuesday at 07:42 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 07:42 PM 37 minutes ago, WestCanMan said: 🤣 OMG, it's not very often that you get a redo like that, based on such slim chances. What do they have? 7 seats? And they've got that much power? It's almost unheard of. Yeah, it's a little depressing to be honest. Last night it looked like it wasn't going to be that way but after some final numbers came in this morning that was it. The ndp will get a second shot at it despite being reduced to ashes, and yes that is beyond incredible Quote There are two types of people in this world: Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data
blackbird Posted Tuesday at 07:43 PM Author Report Posted Tuesday at 07:43 PM 39 minutes ago, TreeBeard said: Largest profits in the history of the oil sands is happening under the Liberals. Not because of the Liberals, but in spite of them trying to kill the energy industry. We could be doing a lot better if he didn't have the Liberals. Quote
TreeBeard Posted Tuesday at 07:45 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 07:45 PM 1 minute ago, blackbird said: trying to kill the energy industry They bought a pipeline and we dig more oil than ever. You’re delusional. Quote
blackbird Posted Tuesday at 07:47 PM Author Report Posted Tuesday at 07:47 PM Just now, TreeBeard said: They bought a pipeline and we dig more oil than ever. You’re delusional. Apparently you don't know anything about it. You are in denial. Quote
TreeBeard Posted Tuesday at 07:48 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 07:48 PM 1 minute ago, blackbird said: Apparently you don't know anything about it. You are in denial. Did Canada buy a pipeline? Quote
CdnFox Posted Tuesday at 07:49 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 07:49 PM 2 minutes ago, TreeBeard said: They bought a pipeline and we dig more oil than ever. You’re delusional. They dig a fraction of the oil they should be and they killed more pipelines than they built. Sorry to burst your bubble Quote There are two types of people in this world: Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data
Boges Posted Tuesday at 07:50 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 07:50 PM 7 minutes ago, blackbird said: You don't understand politics. PP actually led his party into a 10 to 20% lead up the time of the Trump tariffs and led to Trudeau being replaced. PP led the Conservative Party to a gain of about 25 seats which is a large gain. The only reason he lost was because of the Trump threats which was election interference. The people fell for the claim that Carney would be the better choice to deal with Trump. Trump helped Carney win and perhaps Trump thinks he will get more out of the Liberals. What makes you believe that? Quote
WestCanMan Posted Tuesday at 07:50 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 07:50 PM 1 minute ago, TreeBeard said: They bought a pipeline and we dig more oil than ever. You’re delusional. Trudeau killed over $130B worth of projects that were already approved and ready to go. He cost Alberta over 100,000 high-paying jobs, and then he created the DPA law and tried to force JWR to save the jobs of 5,000 crooks in Mtl. FYI when the Libs and NDP say "It will take 10-15 years to get tose pipelines built and Trump won't be there anymore", what they fail to realize is that we wouldn't be 10-15 years away if we didn't elect la Turd. Just now, Boges said: What makes you believe that? What makes you believe everything, Boges? The CBC. The CBC made people believe in carney. His own lying didn't do that. Quote If CNN gave an infinite number of monkeys an infinite number of typewriters, leftists would believe everything they typed. If you missed something on the Cultist Narrative Network, don't worry, the dolt horde here will make sure everyone hears it. Ex-Canadian since April 2025
Boges Posted Tuesday at 07:51 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 07:51 PM 10 minutes ago, CdnFox said: He had a massive lead against Trudeau. He never had a massive lead against Carney So to say he blew a massive Lead is a blatant lie. Yes he had a massive lead against somebody else other than the person he ran against. That's not the same thing PP couldn't pivot. He built the entire narrative around a Carbon tax and JT. Once those things were removed from the equation, he didn't have much. But he did have a long track record of Trumpist rhetoric that rubbed people the wrong way. 1 Quote
blackbird Posted Tuesday at 07:52 PM Author Report Posted Tuesday at 07:52 PM 1 minute ago, Boges said: What makes you believe that? News reports. Quote
Boges Posted Tuesday at 07:54 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 07:54 PM 2 minutes ago, WestCanMan said: What makes you believe everything, Boges? The CBC. The CBC made people believe in carney. His own lying didn't do that. It's easy for one to research Carney's track record for themselves. Heck Stephen Harper seems to like him. https://www.facebook.com/reel/972183595073107 Quote
CdnFox Posted Tuesday at 07:55 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 07:55 PM 1 minute ago, Boges said: PP couldn't pivot. It doesn't mean anything. He couldn't go toe to toe with carney with regards to who's best to face trump and the message he did put forward actually resonated quite well. What was he going to pivot to that was going to attract NDP voters from the far left to him? Get real. Let's remember he got over 41% of the popular vote it's not like this was a failed campaign Quote He built the entire narrative around a Carbon tax and JT. Once those things were removed from the equation, he didn't have much. But he did have a long track record of Trumpist rhetoric that rubbed people the wrong way. That is correct for the most part but that happens the year before. By the time January hit and Trudeau had decided to step down it was too late to do anything. But he definitely did make a mistake trying to make a future election all about one or two points. When those points vanished he had less to work with\ As to the trump record that was completely a fabrication of the left. Whenever you ask for examples you get stuff that's very generic to virtually all politicians. Oh he said he wanted to reduce taxes, trump wants to reduce taxes! Yeah most politicians say something like that that's not a trump thing 1 minute ago, Boges said: It's easy for one to research Carney's track record for themselves. Heck Stephen Harper seems to like him. https://www.facebook.com/reel/972183595073107 Stephen harper said outright that he was not the best man for the job. And if you actually research him you'll see that he had endless critiques and accusations of grift from his previous jobs So what did you use for research, the CBC? Quote There are two types of people in this world: Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data
WestCanMan Posted Tuesday at 08:50 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 08:50 PM 54 minutes ago, Boges said: It's easy for one to research Carney's track record for themselves. Heck Stephen Harper seems to like him. https://www.facebook.com/reel/972183595073107 He did like him, and I'm not saying that he hates him. I've never even said that Carney wasn't good at his job here. He just didn't avert the '08 crisis. He was the #3 or 4 guy on the totem pole when that happened. Quote If CNN gave an infinite number of monkeys an infinite number of typewriters, leftists would believe everything they typed. If you missed something on the Cultist Narrative Network, don't worry, the dolt horde here will make sure everyone hears it. Ex-Canadian since April 2025
Nefarious Banana Posted Wednesday at 05:54 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 05:54 PM The 'Cloward-Piven Strategy' . . . from 1966, a strategy to overload the welfare system to cause a political crisis. Developed by a pair of American sociologists, Richard Cloward and Frances Fox Piven, to create crisis and disruption leading to collapse in the social fabric of the government(s). Is this 'strategy' or parts of it being implemented in governments now? WEF? Quote
Army Guy Posted Wednesday at 06:12 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 06:12 PM (edited) 22 hours ago, Boges said: It's easy for one to research Carney's track record for themselves. Heck Stephen Harper seems to like him. https://www.facebook.com/reel/972183595073107 and today this is what he is saying,not very flattering... https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/harper-carney-financial-crisis-1.7473091 not to mention the negative press he received by more than one source in GB,including a senior editorial in GB economic times, PM,and others... Edited Wednesday at 06:16 PM by Army Guy Quote We, the willing, led by the unknowing, are doing the impossible for the ungrateful. We have now done so much for so long with so little, we are now capable of doing anything with nothing.
TreeBeard Posted Wednesday at 06:16 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 06:16 PM 3 minutes ago, Army Guy said: and today this is what he is saying,not very flattering... https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/harper-carney-financial-crisis-1.7473091 Because he is shilling for his Conservative Party. Seems kind of obvious why. Quote
taxme Posted Wednesday at 06:27 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 06:27 PM On 4/29/2025 at 3:57 AM, blackbird said: The question now is will Carney and the Liberals reverse their grotesque Marxist policies brought in by Trudeau and Guilbeault such as the anti Alberta, anti oil and gas sector laws, no more pipeline legislation (C69)? Will they reverse their soft-on-crime, catch and release legislation and stop the mayhem in the streets caused by dangerous offenders? Will they reverse their Marxist no more gas vehicles by 2035 legislation? The economy and cost of living are still major issues. If Liberals don't reverse course there could be a serious threat to the continued existence of Canada as one nation. It's all in Carney's hands now. He should realize many Canadians supported the "stop the carbon tax" movement and oppose the Marxist agenda of the Liberals and the only reason Carney was elected was because of the threats from Trump. Conservatives were 10 to 20% ahead in the polls until Trump began his threats and Carney replaced Trudeau. Is that the only thing supporting Carney now? He better start thinking about the failed Liberal laws and policies. The love of hockey and fear of Trump may not be enough to ensure Canada's future. The last i heard was that Corney is a WEF globalist shill. A sure sign that Canada will only get worse under Corney's dictatorship. I would like to believe that you are right, but sorry, i cannot. Corney is a lieberal and we have seen what the lieberals have done to Canada and Canadians in the past ten years. The lieberals have made us all woke and broke and have now made Trump an enemy of Canada. Corney being a Marxist and Trump being a conservative capitalist, things are not going to go oh so well. Corney has already said during his speech that Trump is not his friend. Actually, Corney prefers to deal with communist China. Man, is Canada ever in chit trouble. I cannot believe that those buffoons that voted for Corney were that stoopid to believe that Trump was their problem and enemy? But it is for sure right now that Trump will be Canada's enemy. Trump will take the west into America but the rest of Canada will have to survive on it's own. Giood! They deserve to be on their own. Alberta being conservative country one would think that the Maritimes would have voted conservative. But instead they voted for the lieberals, and to me, that was a slap in the face to Alberta that sends billions of Alberta taxpayer's tax dollars to help keep the Maritimes afloat. Alberta just does not get any respect from the east at all. They just want Alberta's money and tells them pretty much to FO. Canada is dead now and it is time for conservatives to realize that this is so. It's time for Alberta to separate and i am all in for that to happen. Albertans should become filthy rich if they do separate from Chanukistan. Corney is a WEF globalist shill and most of his lieberal cabinet are also. Nothing will change with Corney. The only thing that will change is that Canada will only get worse. Corney is not for Canada first. Corney is for Canada last. 👎 Quote
blackbird Posted Wednesday at 06:48 PM Author Report Posted Wednesday at 06:48 PM 10 minutes ago, taxme said: Alberta just does not get any respect from the east at all. Yes and many of us will be watching closely to see what Carney does. I don't have a lot of confidence that he will reverse the unfair laws that harm the energy industry and reverse other bad liberal laws. Quote
taxme Posted Wednesday at 07:11 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 07:11 PM 17 minutes ago, blackbird said: Yes and many of us will be watching closely to see what Carney does. I don't have a lot of confidence that he will reverse the unfair laws that harm the energy industry and reverse other bad liberal laws. Corney is a WEF globalist shill, and he could careless about Canada. Corney works for the WEF, not for Canada. Corney is not a Canada first guy. Corney is all in for a Canada last agenda. Face it, BB, Canada as we once knew it is dead. Four more years of liberalism, i do believe that Canada will be pretty much be gone by then for good. I am pretty sure that Alberta will be gone in the next two years. Long overdue. Just saying. Quote
blackbird Posted Wednesday at 07:25 PM Author Report Posted Wednesday at 07:25 PM (edited) 18 minutes ago, taxme said: Corney is a WEF globalist shill, and he could careless about Canada. I don't have much hope for Canada under the Liberals. The Bloc Quebecois is also a problem. They are very similar to Liberals, just a Quebec version. Quebec receives billions of dollars in equalization payment from the west, much from the energy industry. Yet they oppose a pipeline being built through Quebec. What is wrong with these people? They don't believe in give and take. It's all take. One of the problems in Canada is the liberal justice system. I posted this comment under my OP on the compassionate problem with the justice system. Canadians don't feel safe in many cities and areas of Canada. " We need to build many mental institutions and start committing mentally ill people who have interactions with the police and the mental health department. It is time to put the protection of society first and stop this madness of allowing dangerous offenders to go out and kill eleven people at a time and seriously injure another twenty. As it is, authorities are releasing dangerous offenders such as the Greyhound bus passenger who decapitated the guy sitting next to him and was later released. Who can predict the future as to what these people might do? Nobody; not the best psychiatrists or doctors or committees can predict what a mentally unstable person will do if they are released. It is impossible. The so-called not criminally responsible (NCR) defence should be abolished as well. Stop this madness and bring back true justice. Canada is sending the wrong message to would-be killers that they can get away with anything they wish. Stop the beheadings, the car rammings, the stabbings and assaults. Eliminate the NCR plea. Bring back capital punishment for murder without an escape hatch. Put fear into the equation." Edited Wednesday at 07:30 PM by blackbird Quote
CdnFox Posted Wednesday at 08:08 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 08:08 PM Welp..... this doesn't look good.... Quote There are two types of people in this world: Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data
CdnFox Posted Wednesday at 08:10 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 08:10 PM So that's how trump talks about people who have been sucking up to him and saying how great he is. So carney is out there sucking up to trump and telling him how great he is on the phone, which arguably may not be a bad stance to take right now if that's your strategy, but in public is bad-mouthing him as loudly as humanly possible and saying he wants to lead a coalition against him That kind of tells me that carney is completely full of shit. I think he's probably going to look to sell us out and keep his relationship with trump strong and pretend that he's really leading a coalition to try and strike back and the deal he got was really the best he could possibly get and Poilievre would have gotten an even worse one. I don't think we're coming out of this ahead 1 Quote There are two types of people in this world: Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data
Army Guy Posted Wednesday at 09:04 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 09:04 PM 2 hours ago, TreeBeard said: Because he is shilling for his Conservative Party. Seems kind of obvious why. I guess those from the UK were shilling for the conservative party as well...just a question how much influence does tim Macklem have on our current economic status, do we blame him for it's current state or is that belong to the finance minister........he is taking credit for a dead guys work how much class does he have to do that.... Quote We, the willing, led by the unknowing, are doing the impossible for the ungrateful. We have now done so much for so long with so little, we are now capable of doing anything with nothing.
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