Friday Thank you notes

[bucket]

You work for oil companies and you know it wouldn't look good if you paid me now it would appear as a conflict of interest and I m being watched for my china deal. Ok wait until you quit.
Ok I quit now how do I get my money? Well we ll make up some job title for you here in Alberta to lessen the ability of anyone to watch. Ok but it should seem oil related since oil companies are paying. Ok well why don't you go to a lawyers office and advise them how to make the biggest pipeline of all the transmountain? Wow ok who wouldn't want that to happen. And if it does I can say I did it. Brilliant. Here i brought some bags fill me up. Hahahaha

Now back to saskatchewan gotta stir up the base wanna be prime minister next. Hahahaha.
Just a fictional story for amusement!! Of course.

Not in WALL or his supporters world. ...

Here us the list of contenders after Scheer is done....

1. Wall
2. Mackay
3. Baird
4. Oleary for humour he has no cash

[sk_wheatking]

Not in WALL or his supporters world. ...

Here us the list of contenders after Scheer is done....

1. Wall
2. Mackay
3. Baird
4. Oleary for humour he has no cash

4 more years of Trudeau coming up. Who the hell is advising scheer! He should be running ads and capitalizing on this pathetic liberal outfit but not a word. Scheer will screw this up bad and be gone. It's like the liberals had a hand in the conservative leadership race.

[bucket]

4 more years of Trudeau coming up. Who the hell is advising scheer! He should be running ads and capitalizing on this pathetic liberal outfit but not a word. Scheer will screw this up bad and be gone. It's like the liberals had a hand in the conservative leadership race.

I can not argue your logic.....


It leads me back to asking the question.....where are the people that give a shit about this country enough to lead it....

Chretien , Martin, Mulroney Harper .... as you look back actually gave a shit about the country....all had faults to be sure.....but the current group are buffoons .....

Between the Chretien and harper era we put provincial spats aside ....eliminated the separist attitude in Quebec and were really looking like the country we could be....

Trudeau in 3 short years has set us back decades....

[SASKFARMER3]

I worry every day that we will have Trudeau again this fall. It might be a minority but he still will have the ndp helping him out.

Canada is doomed and then he will leave for the in as it’s token boy.

Your right even if I didn’t like Chrétien but liked Harper and Paul Martin and Mulroney. They all wanted and looked out for Canada and Canadians.

That’s what’s missing with the current bunch of fools.

[Herc]

Thanks to the SK party and their stupid PST on used vehicles. Been in effect for awhile but haven’t thought about till looking for a second vehicle. Nice little chunk of change added to the price.

[jazz]

When the country was a basket case in the early 90s from deficits in the 70s and 80s, the country pulled together weathered the storm and got back to fiscal sanity. Martin pulled a few shady strings like tapping EI reserves but it benefited Canada. We all were younger and less indebted now.

Fast forward 25 yrs and we are older, more broke, more divided even without Quebec in the mix. Canadians owe $2T in mortgages and consumers spending, another $300B in lines of credit. Farmers owe $200B. And who knows what student loans, car loans and credit cards are out there. Add in $1T of govt debt and our ageing society and we are royally ****ed. Anyone who cant see that has their head up there ass.

[fjlip]

Google Canadian Debt, EVERYTHING is better than 1960, what problem? What gloom and doom?


End of GDP in Billions $
Fiscal Year
Net Debt
( Adjusted for
inflation to 2017) % of GDP
1962 14.8 (121.4) 33.0% 44.9
1971 20.3 (126.1) 20.6% 98.4
1981 91.9 (240.2) 25.5% 360.5
1991 377.7 (592.0) 55.1% 685.4
1997 562.9 (811.1) 63.8% 882.7
2002 511.9 (664.2) 44.4% 1,152.9
2008 457.6 (515.3) 31.4% 1,453.6
2009 463.7 (495.1) 32.8% 1,413.3
2010 519.1 (579.5) 35.5% 1,458.8
2011 551.4 (599.19) 36.9% 1,495.7
2012 583.6 (626.4) 38.3% 1,576.8
2013 609.4 (645.5) 37.4% 1,608.5
2014 611.9 (634.78) 37.1% 1,649.2
2015 612.3 (627.21) 31.0% 1,975.2
2016 616.0 (623.17) 31.0% 1,987.1
2017 631.9 31.2% 2,025.3



Just will not save as I set up the chart sorry. 1960 Debt to GDP=33% , 2017 =31.2% no problems at all

[jazz]

[/QUOTE]Just will not save as I set up the chart sorry. 1960 Debt to GDP=33% , 2017 =31.2% no problems at all[/QUOTE]

You forgot to add in the provincial debt - another trillion there.

In 1960 people had no car loans and barely mortgages.

[SASKFARMER3]

A big thank you to both natural heat and heat powered fan. Chuck for you.

Solar powerd lights also.



Oh off the grid is powerful.

[fjlip]

Okay jazz, this counts it ALL...

https://www.nationaldebtclocks.org/debtclock/canada https://www.nationaldebtclocks.org/debtclock/canada

What facts should you know about Canada’s national debt?

You could wrap $1 bills around the Earth 3,546 times with the debt amount.

If you lay $1 bills on top of each other they would make a pile 99,472 km, or 61,809 miles high.

That's equivalent to 0.26 trips to the Moon.