Justin Trudeau getting positive headlines in the USA.

[farmgal71]

Did anyone see this story? Come From Away is a broadway play based on Gander during 9-11.

While I don't agree with many of his ideas. I was pleased to see Justin was doing some constructive
work to strengthen the Canadian US relationship in this time of change. Good for him.

[grassfarmer]

Meanwhile in Germany Donny is despondent that someone is taking his favourite "piece of ass" to the theatre.

[farmaholic]

Does excessive wealth absolve someone of diplomacy?

Does it give them the right to act like, say and do what ever they want?

Do they somehow become immune to social etiquette?

....lipstick on a pig!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

Just for clarification my comment was directed towards POTUS. Pig is an unnecessarily derogatory description but it was the phrase I used....

[SASKFARMER3]

Really funny. Our idiot is a star because he is the only liberal moron left still governing a country in the free world. So the media has only one expert to look at. Rest are on their way out.

I wish one media outlet in Canada would walk down the street in every city in canada and ask the people to describe our PM in one word.

Mine would be Moron.

Bet most would have a not so nice comment about the clown we call Justin.

[wakopa]

Justin's First Report Card...



Canada's Prime Minister Junior Trudeau's first report card, Since being elected:

1) From his swearing-in on Nov. 4, 2015 to Feb 12, 2016, the Trudeau government distributed 208 cheques worth a combined $5.3 billion. But only $997 million was for projects inside the country . The rest — $4.3 billion — will be spent outside Canada on everything from aid for refugees to helping poor countries fight climate change.

2) Hired 2 nannies paid for by the taxpayer.

3) He and his family flew to the Caribbean for a 10 day winter vacation on a Department of National Defence Challenger jet, which cost about $100,000 per flying hour to operate but reimbursed the Canadian taxpayer only the cost of an economy air fare. Yet he could still afford to pay $2,500 US a night to stay in a 3,400-square-foot villa on the Island of Nevis.

4) He stopped the enforcement of the First Nations Financial Transparency Act (FNFTA) and restored full funding without any requirement of accountability. Achieved this by quietly eliminating the law created by parliament demanding First Nations report on funding spending. In addition, has appointed 5 new commissioners with 50 million dollars to investigate why aboriginal Women are disappearing ??

5) He reinstated the Mandatory Long Form Census and the $500 fine or up to three months in prison for refusing to fill out the survey or providing false information.

6) In the rush to bring in the first phase of 25,000 refugees the government back in November had our military vacate their housing on 7 military bases and are still not allowed back . The reason? There is the possibility of more refugees moving into base housing as complaints of hotel accommodations become more frequent. Also there will be another influx of 25,000 more refugees by the end of 2017, to bring the total to 50,000.

7) His "secretive Board of Internal Economy" just gave all MP's a 20% increase in office expenses which will add an additional $57,690 for a new office budget total of $346,140 per MP and an additional $193,029 for a new office budget total of $1,158,117 for the Speaker.

8) He began discussions on decreasing the MP's workweek by 20% by dropping the Friday sitting of Parliament . The reason? To make Parliament a more family-friendly workplace.

9) He paid $32.9-million (U.S.) to maintain Canada’s membership in the F-35 buyers’ pool, despite his election promise to exclude the aircraft when selecting this country’s next warplane. So how does he answer to that? He creates a new secretive government committee tasked with overseeing defence purchases.

10) He scrapped legislation introduced last year that allowed Canadians who held dual nationalities to be stripped of their Canadian citizenship if they were found guilty of terrorism, treason or spying offences.
**The first person that will benefit from this is Zakaria Amara the mastermind of the plot to bomb downtown Toronto in an effort to terrorize Canadians and cripple the economy. He will no longer be deported nor have his Canadian citizenship revoked.

11. In July 2016, he has successfully achieved the loss of 35,000 Canadian Jobs across Canada while our southern border friends have an increase of over 250,000 new jobs.

Now, aren't we all glad we stopped Harper. Way to go, junior!

[stonepicker]

Like.

[Guest]

like this ! wakopa , and no ones talking about it all ???

[foragefarmer]

"and no ones talking about it all ???"



Somebody must be talking about it, as where did Wakopa get his information from? It's to bad Sun News couldn't still be in operation they would carry this. Why don't you guys put some of your resources together and start if up again. Canadians need to hear from both sides, not just the liberal dominated networks!

With your input I'm sure it would be run efficiently and there could be a good return on your investment! You would also be able to have them carry farm stories, so that the general public could be made aware of the hardship Western Canadian farmers are facing!


Opportunity is knocking!

[fjlip]

I am so proud of our worldly PM...

[grassfarmer]

Rumour has it Donnie plans to attend the sequel to Come From Away in which Kellie Leitch plays a lead role - it's called "Stay Where You Are"

[wakopa]

Here we go again , wheat boarder lying again, it is not in the news all the time like when Harper was running the country . I remember when Harper first got in the news for awhile was how Harper shook his boy hand when he drop him off at school, sad , every day the senate scandal , how long was it in the news that Harper wouldn't talk to hunger striker Teresa , who gained weight. Then all of a sudden Ezra revealed the corruption of Teresa that Cbc was hiding, put Harper name in Trudeau name and the news would be totally different, I have no respect for wheatboarders, u lie and screwed ur neighbors ,

[wakopa]

Sent from my iPhone

Begin forwarded message:

From: "BWP" <bwp404@mymts.net>
Date: 30 January, 2013 12:00:56 PM CST
To: "Jamie Chapman" <hunnybug_jay@hotmail.com>
Subject: requests Fish Broth Recipe












Subject: U.N. REQUESTS FISH BROTH RECIPE

In a move to end world hunger the UN has officially requested access to Chief Spence’s fish broth recipe. Reasoning that if the Chief can survive for over 6 weeks on this soup without noticeably losing any of her considerable bulk, the World Health Organization has resolved to actually do something useful. In the future fish broth will replace food donations. Thanks to Theresa Spence, harmony and health for all is possible in our lifetime.

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[wakopa]

To:
Subject: The RCMP, not Harper, should be meeting with Chief Spence
Date: Mon, 14 Jan 2013 10:14:16 -0600







Subject: Fw: The RCMP, not Harper, should be meeting


Why don't we hear more about this side of it???
Audit nightmare: The RCMP, not Harper, should be meeting with Chief Spence
The RCMP, not Harper, should be meeting with Chief Spence

By Ezra Levant ,QMI Agency
First posted: Monday, January 07, 2013 08:51 PM EST | Updated: Tuesday, January 08, 2013 04:54 AM EST
A new audit of the Attawapiskat Indian reserve was released Monday. It was shocking.
The accounting firm of Deloitte randomly chose 505 financial transactions, between April 1, 2005 and Nov. 30, 2011, to review. They found “81% of files did not have adequate supporting documents and over 60% had no documentation of the reason for payment.”
A lot of that money was supposed to go to housing. Attawapiskat is the reserve where some houses have leaky roofs, poor insulation, broken plumbing and are generally unfit for habitation. But Deloitte wrote, “There is no evidence of due diligence in the use of public funds, including the use of funds for housing.”
Deloitte can’t find where the money went. But maybe the long list of people on the band’s rich payroll might know, starting with Theresa Spence, the chief, or her boyfriend, Clayton Kennedy, who just happens to be the town’s financial manager. He bills the band $850 a day to manage their finances.
In fact, there are 21 politicians on the band payroll. Plus plenty of full-time staff. But Deloitte didn’t find that reassuring: “Attawapiskat First Nation did not provide us with any job descriptions for individuals who are involved in the financial management of funding agreements.”
The band doesn’t even produce annual budgets. High school football teams have budgets. The band council doesn’t keep regular minutes of their meetings, either. Ordinary band members can’t find out what their politicians are doing. (Spence, in a news release Monday, dismissed the audit’s release as “no more than a distraction from the true issue” and said it was an attempt to “discredit” her.)
So what does this all look like, if you pour $100 million through such a system, as the federal government has done since 2005? Well, here are a few of the findings in Deloitte’s sample of 505 transactions.
In September, 2011, at the height of the housing crisis, they spent $4,333 on breakfast supplies. No documentation. No contract, no invoice.
In April of 2011, a “consultant” got paid $303,256. The identity of the consultant is not known. The documentation is incomplete.
What kind of consultant did Attawapiskat need for $303,256 last year? In the middle of a housing crisis? Was it a roofing consultant? Someone to develop a roofing strategy? Is that why they didn’t have money to actually hire a roofer?
There are many of these employment contracts — often six figures, always anonymous.
Another common one is “other purchases.” One was for $87,150. Auditor’s note: “Occurrence questionable.” Was anything even bought? Who knows?
Countless money was spent on legal fees. One payment was for $68,910 — lawyer unknown, no supporting documentation. Was it band business? Or maybe someone’s divorce?
What about a real estate deal three years ago for
$1.1 million? But it’s an Indian reserve. The band already owns all the land. And the vendor is anonymous. There was zero supporting documentation. Was this $1.1 million property deal even in Attawapiskat? Or was it in Florida?
There are a flurry of these property purchases — all secret, no street address or even a general geographic location given.Eighty-one percent of the files the auditor checked are this way. Not 1% or 2%. This isn’t an error. It’s a way of life.
If the people involved had Italian names and were from the Montreal construction industry, or French-Canadian names from Montreal ad agencies, instead of Indian “consultants” from Attawapiskat, there would be resignations and criminal charges flying.
But it would be racist to ask tough questions of Chief Spence and her boyfriend. And, she’s so close to starving herself, it would be mean, too.
Is Stephen Harper really going to meet with her on Friday? Shouldn’t the RCMP do so first?




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[grassfarmer]

You're still quoting Rebel Media? I'd have thought even their staunchest supporters would be reviewing their position after last weeks events. Is there no level to which these deplorables won't stoop in their quest for money and notoriety - because it clearly isn't about news or principles.

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[wakopa]

so are those lies that i put on .what does it matter where i got the info if its true.how much fake news comes out of ur pathtiec cbc.