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    #21
    Originally posted by fjlip View Post
    First candidate for French Revolution Reset...biggest DEVIL on earth!
    Sharpen the guillotine. I’m always worried about who emerges as Robespierre and the succeeding reign of terror.

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      #22
      Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post


      Sounds like chuck
      No it doesn't. You can't teach anything to a Chuck, because they already know everything. So it would be impossible to teach him to fish.

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        #23
        Don Martin at CTV pulled no punches in a recent comment about the Prime Minsters tanking acceptance among Liberal faithful.

        https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/don-martin-the-fall-of-justin-trudeau-has-begun-1.5946788

        "TOO WOKE, TOO PRECIOUS'
        "And while this is hardly scientific, after a weeks-long survey of just about everyone I’ve met and many of them Liberals by voting inclination, the overall judgment on Trudeau is one of being a political write-off with their body language alternating between exasperation and eye rolls.

        He’s too woke, too precious, preachy in tone, exceedingly smug, lacking in leadership, fading in celebrity, slow to act, short-sighted in vision and generally getting more irritating with every breathlessly whispered public pronouncement. And that’s just the one-sentence summary."


        Don Martin might move on to be CTV'S Rex Murphy if he goes on tour doing speaking engagements after life at CTV.

        Right Chuck?
        Lots of opertunity there.
        Last edited by shtferbrains; Jun 16, 2022, 18:31.

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          #24
          But you would prefer the elitist career politician Pierre Polievre who thinks crypto currencies are a good investment? LOL

          As bad a Trudeau is, Crypto Polly is even more pf a dud.



          https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-what-does-the-crypto-crash-say-about-pierre-poilievres-judgment/

          opinion
          What the crypto crash says about Pierre Poilievre’s judgment

          Gary Mason

          National affairs columnist

          "The presumptive favourite to win the CPC leadership has been much quieter about cryptocurrency these days. I wonder why?

          Perhaps it’s because the crypto world is imploding, just as Warren Buffett and his partner, Charlie Munger, had suggested it might. Two of the history’s greatest and most profitable investors have been down on bitcoin and the cryptocurrency industry almost from its inception. Mr. Buffett famously said he wouldn’t pay US$25 for all the bitcoin in the world. Mr. Munger was even more condemning, saying that in his life he tried to avoid doing anything that was evil, stupid and made him look bad in comparison to others: “Bitcoin does all three,” he said.

          The paranoid style in Conservative politics has deep roots

          Pierre Poilievre’s good fortune: His supporters don’t see his hypocrisy

          This week, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates said cryptocurrency was based on the “greater fool theory.” This is the notion that investors can make money on something relatively worthless, as long as there are people willing to bid higher for it.

          Recent crypto losses have been estimated to total as much as US$1.5-trillion. The value of Bitcoin continued to tumble this week, with trading down as much as 8 per cent to around $20,000. In November, it was trading at almost $65,000. The total value of the cryptocurrency market has dropped by 65 per cent since last fall, and many analysts believe the floor underneath it is still collapsing.

          One concern amid all this is the possibility that many Canadians bought what Mr. Poilievre was selling earlier this spring. And why would that be a stretch? The man, after all, is “running to be prime minister.” Surely, he wouldn’t recklessly promote something that was inherently risky.

          Story continues below advertisement

          I understand the allure Mr. Poilievre holds to many disenfranchised people out there, with his spectacular promises to get rid of the so-called “gatekeepers” allegedly ruining the lives of so many. Gatekeepers such as the Bank of Canada, which Mr. Poilievre regularly trashes. But the same gatekeeper, it turns out, did issue cautions about this very situation.

          Who looks stupid now, Mr. Poilievre?"
          Last edited by chuckChuck; Jun 17, 2022, 06:47.

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            #25
            it will be fun to watch PP trash trudope in the fall when he is the new leader ,they will soon shut down but their is lots of lies being uncovered now that will need to be further dealt with

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              #26
              Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
              But you would prefer the elitist career politician Pierre Polievre who thinks crypto currencies are a good investment? LOL

              As bad a Trudeau is, Crypto Polly is even more pf a dud.



              https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-what-does-the-crypto-crash-say-about-pierre-poilievres-judgment/

              opinion
              What the crypto crash says about Pierre Poilievre’s judgment

              Gary Mason

              National affairs columnist

              "The presumptive favourite to win the CPC leadership has been much quieter about cryptocurrency these days. I wonder why?

              Perhaps it’s because the crypto world is imploding, just as Warren Buffett and his partner, Charlie Munger, had suggested it might. Two of the history’s greatest and most profitable investors have been down on bitcoin and the cryptocurrency industry almost from its inception. Mr. Buffett famously said he wouldn’t pay US$25 for all the bitcoin in the world. Mr. Munger was even more condemning, saying that in his life he tried to avoid doing anything that was evil, stupid and made him look bad in comparison to others: “Bitcoin does all three,” he said.

              The paranoid style in Conservative politics has deep roots

              Pierre Poilievre’s good fortune: His supporters don’t see his hypocrisy

              This week, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates said cryptocurrency was based on the “greater fool theory.” This is the notion that investors can make money on something relatively worthless, as long as there are people willing to bid higher for it.

              Recent crypto losses have been estimated to total as much as US$1.5-trillion. The value of Bitcoin continued to tumble this week, with trading down as much as 8 per cent to around $20,000. In November, it was trading at almost $65,000. The total value of the cryptocurrency market has dropped by 65 per cent since last fall, and many analysts believe the floor underneath it is still collapsing.

              One concern amid all this is the possibility that many Canadians bought what Mr. Poilievre was selling earlier this spring. And why would that be a stretch? The man, after all, is “running to be prime minister.” Surely, he wouldn’t recklessly promote something that was inherently risky.

              Story continues below advertisement

              I understand the allure Mr. Poilievre holds to many disenfranchised people out there, with his spectacular promises to get rid of the so-called “gatekeepers” allegedly ruining the lives of so many. Gatekeepers such as the Bank of Canada, which Mr. Poilievre regularly trashes. But the same gatekeeper, it turns out, did issue cautions about this very situation.

              Who looks stupid now, Mr. Poilievre?"
              Agree the crypto thing is stupid but compare apples to apples our pm is a career politician and before that a rich playboy riding on pappies and grandpas coattails. Really though if this is all you have on Polivierre to criticize him for the argument to discredit him is further becoming moot when compared to the pm’s conduct.

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                #27
                Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
                There are multiple causes of inflation. Energy prices are one of the biggest drivers right now.

                But cutting gas taxes doesn't make sense when trying to support the poorest Canadians many of whom don't drive.

                Cutting gas taxes will get you more votes and that is why it appeals to Conservatives not because they want to help those who really need help.
                but charging a stupid f u c k en carbon tax on everyone including the poorest, and everything over and over and over and then charge GST on it ???? are you that simple ?

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by sumdumguy View Post
                  Where’s the logic? The government has killed the fossil-fuel industry, replaced gas and diesel with ethanol and bio diesel so guess what——— fuel supply tightens and fuel sky-rockets and grain supplies are depleted and food costs follow. Surprise-Surprise, but it’s not the government’s fault. BS Not to mention that these same dufus governments have increased the money supply exponentially and have giving away free money like drunken sailors but oh no - not our fault.

                  It’s 100 % their fault.
                  yep it makes you wonder if they are indeed insane

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by caseih View Post
                    yep it makes you wonder if they are indeed insane
                    There is only one cause of inflation and thats your govt and central bank egg heads merged with the covid zero net zero fanatics.

                    Freeland launched a new campaign to fight inflation with...you guessed it, more inflation. 9B dollars.

                    Maybe you missed the hundreds of millions Trudeau gave away to other nations this week.

                    This is what the world would be like if we ever let these fools try to bring in that climate bullshit.
                    Last edited by jazz; Jun 18, 2022, 06:08.

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                      #30
                      So Putin's invasion of Ukraine has had no impact on world energy supplies?

                      There are multiple cause to inflation and of course the die hard rightwingers want to blame it all one one cause. Pure politics or as some would say bullshit.

                      But Crypto Polly will fix it with bitcoin! LOL He's your man for sure.

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