MilEME09
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hopefully this election they build some momentum, I doubt they will win a seat, but if they start building that support, maybe in 4 years they can take a seat
2025 Federal Election - 28 Apr 25
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They stated they know they can’t win but they want to start a conversation. I hope it works.
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And one in Carleton.
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Me too. It would if there was electoral reform that included some form of proportional representation.
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Hmm..... who promised electoral reform a decade ago...
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The Great Reneger…
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Good.
Though their name recognition is lacking. Yesterday, during the poll worker training I attended, as we were discussing how we were to dress while working, specifically which colours to avoid, yellow was brought up and the question was asked if there was a party who used it in their identity. As individuals went through some of the parties who had candidates running in our riding, no one brought up the CFP until after the obscure and fringe players (like the Rhinoceros party) were eliminated. I mentioned the CFP then (I wasn't aware of them using yellow) but no one else in the room, including the trainer, had heard of the party.
How do Global Eye and Wedgetail compare in the role? Would we be undercutting ourselves going with the platform based on a Canadian airframe more is the technology comparable?Liberal platform is out, deficits till 2029 (predictable given the current situation) and specifically for the CAF, we are getting global eye not wedge tail.
Carney platform promises $130B in new spending, deficits until 2029
Mark Carney’s plan for Canada includes $130 billion in new spending which will see the country run deficits until at least the fiscal year 2028-2029.www.ctvnews.ca
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It goes even further back than that with the 2008 "secret agenda" trope.
What's irritating to me is that every time the Liberals lose an election where this is their campaign strategy, none of the bad things they warned us about actually happen. Notwithstanding, voters continue to believe them.
That has an elevator that goes underground...don't forget
Panic room? Access to an underground tram system?
(We'll never know, due to it being thrown under a pile of PERSEC reasons. Interesting use of money though, I'd forgotten all about it tbh...)
MilEME09
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Reading the liberal defense plan, we would end up at 2.2% GDP in 2029, significant investment in capabilities and infrastructure while prioritizing made in canada, and canadian raw materials. Really wish they would of just released the PDF instead of this glitchy website
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The world is increasingly dangerous and divided. Now, more than ever, we need to secure Canadian sovereignty by strengthening our military, making our communities more resilient, and protecting ourselves against growing threats, including in a warming Arctic where we must work in collaboration...
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Website might be seeing a bit of traffic…Reading the liberal defense plan, we would end up at 2.2% GDP in 2029, significant investment in capabilities and infrastructure while prioritizing made in canada, and canadian raw materials. Really wish they would of just released the PDF instead of this glitchy website
Secure | Liberal Party of Canada
The world is increasingly dangerous and divided. Now, more than ever, we need to secure Canadian sovereignty by strengthening our military, making our communities more resilient, and protecting ourselves against growing threats, including in a warming Arctic where we must work in collaboration...
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Reading the liberal defense plan, we would end up at 2.2% GDP in 2029, significant investment in capabilities and infrastructure while prioritizing made in canada, and canadian raw materials. Really wish they would of just released the PDF instead of this glitchy website
Secure | Liberal Party of Canada
The world is increasingly dangerous and divided. Now, more than ever, we need to secure Canadian sovereignty by strengthening our military, making our communities more resilient, and protecting ourselves against growing threats, including in a warming Arctic where we must work in collaboration...
Would you look at that... A pay raise for CAF members.
Here you go.Reading the liberal defense plan, we would end up at 2.2% GDP in 2029, significant investment in capabilities and infrastructure while prioritizing made in canada, and canadian raw materials. Really wish they would of just released the PDF instead of this glitchy website
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The world is increasingly dangerous and divided. Now, more than ever, we need to secure Canadian sovereignty by strengthening our military, making our communities more resilient, and protecting ourselves against growing threats, including in a warming Arctic where we must work in collaboration...
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Real-time cloud source lets them adjust/change….PDFs are foreverReading the liberal defense plan, we would end up at 2.2% GDP in 2029, significant investment in capabilities and infrastructure while prioritizing made in canada, and canadian raw materials. Really wish they would of just released the PDF instead of this glitchy website
Secure | Liberal Party of Canada
The world is increasingly dangerous and divided. Now, more than ever, we need to secure Canadian sovereignty by strengthening our military, making our communities more resilient, and protecting ourselves against growing threats, including in a warming Arctic where we must work in collaboration...
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I don't shed any tears for the MSM. They can go the way of the dinosaurs as far as I am concerned.
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Deficits until 2029.
Isn't this the same bunch that promised just a few years of small deficits? Then went on to spend more than all PMs in Canadian history combined?
"Justin Trudeau says a Liberal government won't balance the books for three straight years but will double spending on infrastructure to jump-start economic growth.
The Liberal fiscal plan would see "a modest short-term deficit" of less than $10 billion for each of the first three years and then a balanced budget by the 2019-2020 fiscal year"
www.fraserinstitute.org
"The numbers don’t lie.
For example, from 2018 to 2023 Justin Trudeau recorded the six-highest levels of spending (on a per-person basis, after adjusting for inflation) in Canadian history, even after excluding emergency spending during the pandemic. For context, that means the Trudeau government spent more per person during those six years than the federal government spent during the Great Depression, both world wars and the height of the Global Financial Crisis in 2008-09"
www.ncesc.com
"Justin Trudeau has added more debt than all other Prime Ministers combined and Canada’s federal debt for the 2023-24 fiscal year is projected to reach $1.22 trillion."
Isn't this the same bunch that promised just a few years of small deficits? Then went on to spend more than all PMs in Canadian history combined?
"Justin Trudeau says a Liberal government won't balance the books for three straight years but will double spending on infrastructure to jump-start economic growth.
The Liberal fiscal plan would see "a modest short-term deficit" of less than $10 billion for each of the first three years and then a balanced budget by the 2019-2020 fiscal year"
Justin Trudeau’s legacy—record-high spending and massive debt
The government ran nine consecutive deficits including a $61.9 billion deficit last fiscal year.
"The numbers don’t lie.
For example, from 2018 to 2023 Justin Trudeau recorded the six-highest levels of spending (on a per-person basis, after adjusting for inflation) in Canadian history, even after excluding emergency spending during the pandemic. For context, that means the Trudeau government spent more per person during those six years than the federal government spent during the Great Depression, both world wars and the height of the Global Financial Crisis in 2008-09"
Which Canadian prime minister created the most debt? - Geographic FAQ Hub: Answers to Your Global Questions
Which Canadian prime minister created the most debt? 1. How much debt did Sir Robert Borden create? Sir Robert Borden created a debt of 188.1 percent. 2. How much debt did William Lyon Mackenzie King create? William Lyon Mackenzie King created a debt of 145.2 percent. 3. How much debt has Justin...
www.ncesc.com
"Justin Trudeau has added more debt than all other Prime Ministers combined and Canada’s federal debt for the 2023-24 fiscal year is projected to reach $1.22 trillion."
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GlobalEye or maybe just a Global6500? L3Harris has a proposal out toLiberal platform is out, deficits till 2029 (predictable given the current situation) and specifically for the CAF, we are getting global eye not wedge tail.
Carney platform promises $130B in new spending, deficits until 2029
Mark Carney’s plan for Canada includes $130 billion in new spending which will see the country run deficits until at least the fiscal year 2028-2029.
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If they lose this election they won’t even realise why…
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