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That’s fair. I wouldn’t mind that.
Trudeau Popularity - or not (various polling, etc.)
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So I'd actually really like to be with you on this. I agree with you, that 99% of the time MOST politicians make the decisions they do because they feel like it will be in the best interest of their constituents and/or country.
Those decisions may not make sense to me. I may violently oppose those decisions and think they are horrible. But in the end, I imagine you are correct and that most politicians are doing what they feel is best for the people they were elected by.
...in the case of Trudeau, however, I just can't see it. It doesn't matter how many angles I look at it from, everything about both him & his decisions screams not only is he not trying to improve the country, but he's actively trying to destroy it in a very systematic way.
While I do believe there are a few LPC MP's who are grounded and work hard on behalf of their constituents, the party leadership (Trudeau, Freeland, and Cabinet members) all seem intent on destroying the fabric of Canadian society both now, and for future generations.
Incompetence is one thing. But incompetence can be padded by seeking advice from experts in various fields, and following that advice. Even a relatively Incompetent government can struggle through a 4 year period without doing too much damage if they consult with competent bodies.
Heck, as much as I hate Trudeau & his globalist ilk (and I sincerely mean it when I say that) I wouldn't hate him if it was sheer incompetence that plagued him.
But I don't think it's just sheer incompetence, and that's why I do hate him & feel totally justified in doing so. I believe it's very much intentional, and has been from the start.
Apparently I come across as quite the conspiracy theorist, and I've punished everybody on this forum enough with my facts cough I mean nonsense, so I won't get started with yet another of my lists.
But after basically 10 years in office, he shouldn't be incompetent anymore. That's no longer an excuse after a decade in office.
He doesn't take his orders from Canadian citizens. He's the poster boy for the WEF, the Nazi run organization that wants you to Dat factory grown meet & crickets, is opposed to single family homes, and wants you to own nothing and be happy about it.
And everything both him & Freeland do is to make those goals a reality.
It isn't a coincidence that both him & Freeland are prominent members of the WEF, and that Freeland is somehow both Deputy PM AND Finance Minister.
(Mark Carney is a WEF puppet too, a guy that within 48hrs of being appointed to a position of great influence, gave his personal buddy $2 billion dollars for his company & wants Canadians to give him $10 billion in exchange for managing our pension funds for us...)
If I believed Trudeau actually wanted what was best for Canadians, and that he was JUST a moron, I could maybe let some things slide. But I just can't get myself there.
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The longer they drag out this nonsense with Boisenneault the worse they look. While I will admit that any number of previous calls by the opposition for Lib Ministers to resign is no more than pure politics, this is one case where the PM should have acted decisively. To continue to defend this Minister only shows how much lip service the Liberals are prepared to offer in lieu of action.
OldSolduer
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Never interrupt an enemy when they are making an error
RangerRay
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The longer they drag out protecting Randy from inevitable prosecution, the worse it looks...
The longer they drag out protecting the 11 MP's confirmed to be involved in foreign interference, the worse it looks... (If the named individuals were CPC MP's, Trudeau would have blabbed their names as soon as he heard them. So you know they are LPC folks)
The longer they drag out releasing documents to the RCMP even after a judge issued a production order for them to do so, the worse it looks...
The longer he stays fairly quiet about the $330 million his MP's awarded to themselves & their bullshit companies, the worse it looks...
The longer he keeps spending money on buying back exactly 0 guns, the worse it looks... (Most recent figure is $75M)
I agree, most of the time when opposition parties call for Cabinet Ministers to resign, it is just petty politics. But in the case of Randy, his shit goes from bad to worse.
Personally, I can't wait for him to come back to Edmonton. Like I'm genuinely excited. He thinks he has problems now? Ha!
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The fact that you wrote this about Trudeau and the LPC, especially the last part, and yet somehow you support Donald Trump, is probably the single greatest example of cognitive dissonance I've ever seen.
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You just couldn't resist, could you! I was this |<--->| close to liking you post after the first highlighted part, until I read the second highlighted part.
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Except that the vast VAST majority of the FDI, and especially the increase in FDI that has happened, is coming from the USA, Germany, Japan, and the UK, not China.
I may have missed something, but was there a judicial production order from the courts? That has a very specific meaning under a specific section of the Criminal Code. I thought it was an order to produce based on a motion in Parliament?
Just a nuance to inform the discussion- if there are judicial orders or warrants, an assertion of cabinet confidence under s. 39 of the Canada Evidence Act will trump any production order and can close off examination of anything obtained by a search warrant.
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This is a clear indication of ever there was one, that Canada has ‘been told….’
www.theglobeandmail.com
Note what one could initially take from Canada’s D/PM as entirely tone deaf to the existential threat of Chinese state-driven interference, is in reality Canada repeating the speaking note that America has given it. Canada deserves the hand up it’s ass forcing it to speak responsibly (other than being a pawn in the US divide and conquer strategy of international trade…)
Canada weighs cutting Mexico out of trade pact as Trump taps pro-tariff CEO for commerce secretary
The federal government is seeking to align itself with incoming Trump administration on his ‘tariff and trade agenda’
www.theglobeandmail.com
Note what one could initially take from Canada’s D/PM as entirely tone deaf to the existential threat of Chinese state-driven interference, is in reality Canada repeating the speaking note that America has given it. Canada deserves the hand up it’s ass forcing it to speak responsibly (other than being a pawn in the US divide and conquer strategy of international trade…)
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what you think is totally irrelevant to me. Continue to bark at the moon.no more: he resigned to focus on clearing his name (good luck with that)
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Randy should be in a Rogues Gallery in Ottawa.
Translation: will not be heard from again
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Trudeau to announce temporary GST relief on select items heading into holidays
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will announce a two-month GST relief on select items heading into holidays to address affordability issues, sources confirm to CTV News.
He will cut GST, temporarily, because stuff is expensive, but won't 'axe the tax' on the very thing that's causing these high prices.
Brilliant.
Halifax Tar
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Trudeau to announce temporary GST relief on select items heading into holidays
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will announce a two-month GST relief on select items heading into holidays to address affordability issues, sources confirm to CTV News.www.ctvnews.ca
He will cut GST, temporarily, because stuff is expensive, but won't 'axe the tax' on the very thing that's causing these high prices.
Brilliant.
Dont you know ? Most Canadians get more back than they pay in when it comes to the carbon tax.
-1 Social credit score comrade.
daftandbarmy
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And ironically, Canada Post won't deliver the cheques
Trudeau announces GST holiday, cheques for Canadians
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland make an affordability announcement north of Newmarket, Ont. Sources tell Radio-Canada and CBC News the government is planning a two-month GST break on some items for the holidays and will send $250 cheques to some Canadians in the spring.
