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    #13
    Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
    And Steve Harper signed a G7 agreement to stop using oil as an energy source by 2100. And you voted for Harper?
    that agreement 90+ years out would have as much value as the Crow had for us

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      #14
      Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
      So are the farmers on this site who support the "freedom" protests and blockades on side if the protest and blockades spread and they block imports of fertlizers,chemicals, seed, farm machinery, parts, animal feed, and food?

      Maybe Truckers on the US side will block imports of grain, livestock, meat and other Canadian ag exports.

      Honk if you want the blockades to continue and expand.
      I readily admit that I am not the protesting type. During the flood years I always felt direct access to govt ministers was more effective to effect change. Lobbying always has had a place in a democracy. When Trudeau is steadfastly refusing to have any dialogue, he has created the situation we are now in. The protestors are now prepared I would expect to become martyr's if and when the police or military goes in. Who is going to be the winner then? Ya all people want a resolution but until the federal govt changes the way they have reacted to all of this I expect that for each protest site that is shut down a couple other sites will pop up. The suggestion by the Liberals that the Conservatives can and have the power to make the protests end is ridiculous. I would expect each protest to have some sort of boss but there is no unified leadership beyond the original fundraising crew. I would admit that seeing auto plants and packing plants shut down is a bad thing. Until Trudeau "man's up" (not a politically correct term anyway I know) and faces this thing properly and personally it's going to be a shit show.

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        #15
        Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
        Its very telling when the law and order, freedom loving, pro business posters on this site are not prepared to speak out against border blockades.
        i think they would be wise to pull out , myself
        trudeau is done , that is a momentous achievement

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          #16
          Originally posted by jamesb View Post
          I readily admit that I am not the protesting type. During the flood years I always felt direct access to govt ministers was more effective to effect change. Lobbying always has had a place in a democracy. When Trudeau is steadfastly refusing to have any dialogue, he has created the situation we are now in. The protestors are now prepared I would expect to become martyr's if and when the police or military goes in. Who is going to be the winner then? Ya all people want a resolution but until the federal govt changes the way they have reacted to all of this I expect that for each protest site that is shut down a couple other sites will pop up. The suggestion by the Liberals that the Conservatives can and have the power to make the protests end is ridiculous. I would expect each protest to have some sort of boss but there is no unified leadership beyond the original fundraising crew. I would admit that seeing auto plants and packing plants shut down is a bad thing. Until Trudeau "man's up" (not a politically correct term anyway I know) and faces this thing properly and personally it's going to be a shit show.
          no worries james
          you can say "man up" again
          divisive politics died a horrible death in the last 2 weeks

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            #17
            Less than a week ago the Froto we have as a federal transport minister said there were no problems with the supply chain and the enemy is covid.

            Now if businesses were paying attention to their supply chains they maybe should not have stuck to " just in time" deliveries when they seen what was going on.

            Plus the fact that there has been a trucker shortage for a very long time.

            The east seen what happened at Coutts , surely to christ these executives are not that stupid to think they are immune.

            Now this sentence is important ...

            The Auto sector will be accessing the lockdown money from bill C2 that was just passed prior to Christmas .

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              #18
              Originally posted by jamesb View Post
              I readily admit that I am not the protesting type. During the flood years I always felt direct access to govt ministers was more effective to effect change. Lobbying always has had a place in a democracy. When Trudeau is steadfastly refusing to have any dialogue, he has created the situation we are now in. The protestors are now prepared I would expect to become martyr's if and when the police or military goes in. Who is going to be the winner then? Ya all people want a resolution but until the federal govt changes the way they have reacted to all of this I expect that for each protest site that is shut down a couple other sites will pop up. The suggestion by the Liberals that the Conservatives can and have the power to make the protests end is ridiculous. I would expect each protest to have some sort of boss but there is no unified leadership beyond the original fundraising crew. I would admit that seeing auto plants and packing plants shut down is a bad thing. Until Trudeau "man's up" (not a politically correct term anyway I know) and faces this thing properly and personally it's going to be a shit show.
              James: Who should Trudeau be negotiating with? Who is the supreme leader of multiple different groups? And if one group of posters disagree with a negotiated settlement, do they have the right to continue even if there is an agreement with another group?
              And what is the demand? It started out as a vaccine mandate for truckers. That has ended in Alberta but Coutts protestors say not enough for them to leave so what exactly will end this as far as the protestors are concerned? Is there any demand short of the fall of the current government that protestors will acceopt? If not then this is an economic coup attempting an overthrown of a democratically elected government.

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                #19
                I think if Trudeau resigned it would be over.

                No one person is more important than the greater good of the country.

                Trudeau is technically a dictator. He isn't listening to his own MPs.

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                  #20
                  Its the Trump influence heading north when a few people want to overturn a democratically elected government.

                  Trump still thinks he won the election and all the Republican states that turned against him were stolen because of electoral fraud.

                  He couldn't even twist the arm of Republican officials to lie. And he incited a mob to hang vice president pence and kill other representatives.

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                    #21
                    Originally posted by bucket View Post
                    I think if Trudeau resigned it would be over.

                    No one person is more important than the greater good of the country.

                    Trudeau is technically a dictator. He isn't listening to his own MPs.
                    And IF an election was called, and IF the Liberals won, and IF Trudeau was still the leader would the protestors respect the results then or would they simply rinse and repeat?

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                      #22
                      Originally posted by dmlfarmer View Post
                      And IF an election was called, and IF the Liberals won, and IF Trudeau was still the leader would the protestors respect the results then or would they simply rinse and repeat?
                      That depends if he gets more than 18% of the vote this time.

                      Originally posted by caseih View Post
                      i think they would be wise to pull out , myself
                      trudeau is done , that is a momentous achievement
                      Trudeau has been carried through scandal before using corrupt intisutions and the media. Too soon to let up now.

                      Lets see what this weekend brings. New protest in Toronto. I am sure they are happy as a clam to be locked down still while other provinces opened up.

                      chuck os such a flaming hypocrite. The patch has survived 6 years of attacks from Trudeau and the auto industry cant last 3 days without parts. LOL I love it.
                      Last edited by jazz; Feb 10, 2022, 09:20.

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                        #23
                        Originally posted by dmlfarmer View Post
                        And IF an election was called, and IF the Liberals won, and IF Trudeau was still the leader would the protestors respect the results then or would they simply rinse and repeat?
                        Popular vote win too this time? Support outside the three or four geographically minuscule urban strongholds? These strongholds rule the rest of us. I think the rest of us deserve a turn to impose on them for once. They may even enjoy no carbon tax!

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                          #24
                          Originally posted by dmlfarmer View Post
                          And IF an election was called, and IF the Liberals won, and IF Trudeau was still the leader would the protestors respect the results then or would they simply rinse and repeat?
                          It would depend if elections canada counted all the votes, or even sent out the ballots in time.

                          The latest report report says they missed close to 200000 votes. too bad so sad was the response from elections Canada.

                          While it really is insignificant in western Canada , in the east it can turn seat results.

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