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[AlbertaFarmer5]

Do you know what would solve that problem?
Frexit.
Where France could separate from paris.

We spent almost a month touring around all of france. Beautiful country with great people and a vibrant economy.
At least that was our impression until we got to paris. It was the low light of the trip.
Beggars, pickpockets and scammers everywhere. Dirty, crowded, unsafe, decaying

[furrowtickler]

City states no longer inconceivable.
This won’t play out well anywhere , especially France

[jazz]

City states no longer inconceivable.
This won’t play out well anywhere , especially France

Our forefathers had a lot of insight and wisdom designing our system of govt., but even they couldnt envision these mega cities with 10m people in them.

[foragefarmer]

Do you know what would solve that problem?
Frexit.
Where France could separate from paris.

We spent almost a month touring around all of france. Beautiful country with great people and a vibrant economy.
At least that was our impression until we got to paris. It was the low light of the trip.
Beggars, pickpockets and scammers everywhere. Dirty, crowded, unsafe, decaying

Was in France with the family, visited Lyon, Nice, and Paris enjoyed them all.

Also, spend several days in the Beusjolais wine growing region, beautiful country side and great wine. Did you ever drink any of the wine while in France?

Never felt threaten in Paris at all, enjoyed visiting all the historic sites. Yes there was graffiti and some areas had litter, but what city doesn't have that.

It's what you make of it.

Nice and Lyon are cities what of them AB5?

Separation seems to be your solution to everything that doesn't conform to your thinking and way of life AB5, even for counties you don't even live in.

[TSIPP]

Government of Canada says “Exercise a high degree of caution” when travelling in France.

open borders are definitely not our strength.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

We really enjoyed Nice. Lyon we only drove through, didn't spend any time there, regretfully, we were on our way to Paris and had our rooms already booked and didn't have time.
I don't drink. So I didn't try any wine. I've seen the devastating effect that drinking and posting has had on you and forage, that is enough motivation for me not to drink ever again.

Please refer to the map that jazz posted. Only Paris stands out, not lyon, not Nice.

[foragefarmer]

We really enjoyed Nice. Lyon we only drove through, didn't spend any time there, regretfully, we were on our way to Paris and had our rooms already booked and didn't have time.
I don't drink. So I didn't try any wine. I've seen the devastating effect that drinking and posting has had on you and forage, that is enough motivation for me not to drink ever again.

Please refer to the map that jazz posted. Only Paris stands out, not lyon, not Nice.

Even though you're a non-drinker Jazz has had you easily student on here long ago.

Yes I drink socially, nice to sit down and have a conversation with real living people who have different views on the world and have a glass of wine or a couple of beers (especially Bud Light).


Much rather do that then bet the farm on posts from unknown alias posters on a farmer chat line predicting commodity supercycles 8-10 years from now.

[chuckChuck]

Frexit?

So says the the Diagolon supporter who probably thinks rural Alberta should separate from the cities!

Where you going to go after Nenshi sends the UCP packing?

The NDP got 44% of the vote in the last election mostly in the cities. So how you going to get rid of all those centre left voters?

By more complaining about how bad your life in Canada is?

[cropgrower]

Why is it that when large groups of people live together they turn into pure socialists ? that is something i can never understand

[kANOLA]

Socialists are like rats you might only see a few but deep down you have major problem!

[furrowtickler]

What socialism brings

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Even though you're a non-drinker Jazz has had you easily student on here long ago.

Could you possibly translate that into English?
I can't even begin to figure out what you are trying to say.
But thank you for the timely drunken post to prove my point.


The only poster I have read predicting a commodity supercycle, and putting a date on it is you.
But given that you are only able to predict markets decades after the fact, I don't think I will bet the farm on your financial advice. Thanks anyways.

[TSIPP]

It’s the bud light, it’s rotting it’s brain….

[foragefarmer]

Could you possibly translate that into English?
I can't even begin to figure out what you are trying to say.
But thank you for the timely drunken post to prove my point.


The only poster I have read predicting a commodity supercycle, and putting a date on it is you.
But given that you are only able to predict markets decades after the fact, I don't think I will bet the farm on your financial advice. Thanks anyways.

We just went through this on the "Despite it's shortcomings, Canada is not an economic basket cases" thread.

AB5, maybe you'll get it the second time.

Commodity Markets
Tough past 5 days in markets, June 5

jazz
Jun 6, 2024, 09:38
"Thats still coming forage, around 2030-2035. There will be a super cycle in most commodities in the next decade."


Not hard to figure out why you don't drink AB5, your memory is shot without consuming alcohol.

Ab5, no need to be envious of others who have made common sense marketing decisions through out the years, we all know your's when you were schooled by Tweety.

Are you still betting the farm on Mcdon's $53.00/bushel canola post?

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Now contrast forages sober early morning post to his late evening inebriated post.

Friends don't let friends drink and post.