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I heard snippets of his statements. I thought it was a reasonable perspective from a world leader. I'm not willing to leave something this impactful to the 'experts'. Like it or not, AI is informing, if not making, public policy.

One problem with the 'trial balloon' approach to gauge public opinion is any actual details are very scarce. At this point, much of the general public is largely divided into those who say 'yay' to pretty much anything that doesn't involve the US, and those who think we should just sign up with...

I wish I knew how to use Photoshop better. Ezra and Tamara.

Maybe their $5K Trump Dividend will help pay the fuel bills.

Maybe there is a European solution we can look at. I am certain that the US free market, for-profit model is something we should not. We have the same thing here. The Ryam mill in Temiskaming Quebec has announced a 'temporary indefinite shutdown'; although they are still feeding it logs...

I wasn't aware it had been abandoned.

Exactly. We need flesh on the bones to determine whether this is going to be a good relationship for us, as opposed to condemning it as either a 'sell out' or full membership right from the first media story. Either way, it is up to us to determine the length and breadth of our international...

I don't see it. I see long-term, passive asset-holding investors being the type to own an airport, like pension funds. The likes of Rogers like to both own things and run things. I don't know anything about them, but here are the owners of London Heathrow (Heathrow Airport Holdings Ltd.)...

I suppose it depends. His recent travels around Canada appear to have been on a 737-sized aircraft (my guess). It arrived in North Bay apparently unescorted. Here, he did not leave airport property. My daughter was there and didn't even see any local cops. In Toronto (Mississauga) he got...

More than one. All primary motorcade vehicles have to be moved, including S/S vehicles, plus spares and often decoy convoy vehicles. There also may be a decoy AF1 flight.

A company owned and operated camp, with amenities, can be a safe and effective environment because the company can exercise behavioral controls that the government cannot. Having one next to an existing community makes things a little more difficult, but not impossible. Thinks of the old...

Not to worry. They'll get all they need from their new vassal state of Venezuela. Besides, prices are going to tumble . . . after the midterms. He said so, so it must be true.

The Orange ruled a lot of Ontario back in the day, much like the Catholic church ran much of Quebec. Alot arrived with their religious and cultural luggage intact. Some still do.

Everything will happen soon. The war will end, gas prices will come down, a trade deal will be signed . . . just after the mid-terms.

For some in the US, party support is almost like a birthright ('I'm an X, my daddy was an X and so was my grandpappy'). If things get so distasteful, the worst they would do is abstain rather than vote for Y. We have it here too but not to the same extent.

But . . . but, think about the poor politicians and millionaires and their neglected pools, lawns and children.

And anyone who believes this is an absolute sucker. I saw an interview where he said it might take longer than the mid-terms. He just makes shit up. Maybe he feels he has to win the war six or seven more times.

I pick one that isn't actively and openly trying to subordinate us, and turn itself into a theocracy. I await the comeback 'oh, that's just Trump being Trump'.

One of them is Canadian (him or her), from somewhere. Might have something to do with it. If you go on their website, it sounds like a 1970s hippy commune that makes some beer to pay the bills. I never understood the charm of Coors up here, or any mainstream US beer for that matter. I've had...