46 Replies to “May 21, 2019: Reader Tips”

    1. Canada does not have a real economy. It has what I call the Kudzu Economy. Where the former capitalist economy is consumed by the Kudzu (government) with our tax dollars, layer by layer the Kudzu grows. All feasting on the tax payer and funded mostly by borrowed dollars (debt) which the tax payer at the bottom has to pay. The only way out is to starve out the Kudzu. Smaller and smaller government and the accompanying Bureaucracy’s.

  1. Quebec knows he’s desperate and they aren’t confident he’ll be returned to office in October and thus able to deliver on his promises. So they want all the cash up front but the country hasn’t got it and borrowing billions of dollars more to bribe Quebec will get reported before the election.

    1. Hmm…I wonder if he’s related to the WWI Fighter Ace…?

      Charles Eugène Jules Marie Nungesser.
      Not a common name that.

    1. Ah, but that was likely a result of “climate change”, the source of all our evils and misfortunes, it seems.

  2. Formula 1 legend Niki Lauda has passed away.
    https://racer.com/2019/05/20/niki-lauda-1949-2019/

    He had a lung transplant last year, developed pneumonia, never recovered.
    His lungs were badly burned in the accident, in 1976, that was recreated in the movie “Rush.”
    He was a tough son of a gun, but in his later years it was always fun to see him interviewed on the grid walks prior to the races.

    The sport will greatly miss him.

    1. Not a peep from the BBC, of course. After all, he’s only a conservative.

    2. There were two threads last evening that tell us where we are going. Will we need a Freikorps in the future to stop Antifa?

  3. Great Leader Kim Sung Trudeau burned jet fuel to Toronto last night, where he explained to the peasants that his immigration policies has led to a booming tech sector. In fact we need more immigration. Today he burns jet fuel at taxpayer expense to Quebec for some great photo ops. He then burns jet fuel across the country to B.C. for some private meetings. Maybe the private meetings are with Elizabeth May.

  4. Evil Canadian scheme to support American jobs!

    https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/20/us/politics/hes-one-of-the-biggest-backers-of-trumps-push-to-protect-american-steel-and-hes-canadian.html

    I turns out that American steel producers benefit from Trump’s election promises to help American heavy industry and that’s dirty pool. One commenter points out that this is less about corruption than helping protect American jobs and the response is about the layoffs coming at Ford, as if that isn’t even more reason to protect American industry from foreign dumping.

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      Most Interesting…are you surprised..??
      I’m not…Not at all.

      Funny there was no mention in that article of Iran pre Shah…I would lay money down, same org same tactics…no?

  5. I’m sure with Justin shaving his legs, that fury piece around his ankles would be waaaaay to distracting!!

  6. This tidbit from CBC.
    Kraft Heinz has introduced their new condiment called MAYOCHUP. It is a blend of mayo and ketchup.
    No sooner was it released than a certain demographic was up in arms. It seems that the pronunciation
    of it in Cree means SHITFACE.
    For some strange reason I find that strangely appropriate.

    1. Shitfaced at the KFC again with Alvin White Weasel, and Joe Prairie Chicken

  7. Elizabeth May, Green Party Leader, gives Justin Trudeau practical advice about coalition building this October 2019, if a hung Parliament takes place, where the Conservatives win a plurality, but not a majority of seats:
    https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/entry/elizabeth-may-green-party-election_ca_5ce1badbe4b00735a9192979

    Do not flame me for saying this, but I belong to the CPC and PPC, and get communications from both parties, and am neutral as to both parties fortunes moving forward. But if May s predictions come true — and they could come true — I would not be surprised to see such a left-liberal coalition take place. One thing Justin Trudeau is is a power hungry politician, one not predisposed to surrender power a la Paul Martin in 2004, when Stephen Harper won a plurality of seats.

    I remember the 1979-80 fiasco, when Prime Minister Joe Clark refused to form some sort of coalition with the small French Canadian Socred Party (then it had about 4-6 MPs — I do not remember). Joe Clark, was, and still is, a left-liberal, and he was dumb enough thinking he could govern with a mere plurality of votes. The Liberals and NDP quickly voted a non confidence against the PCs, and the fool lost power.

    What I am saying is that if the CPCs and the PPCs have a majority together, they should form a coalition of some sorts. We have to get rid of Trudeau, something Joe Clark had no idea about way back then. Think of the evil of the NEP in the early 1980s.

    Btw, this posted article gives more evidence that Elizabeth May is a show-shine girl for the Liberal Party. Whenever interviewed, she seems to always say good things about Justin.

  8. David -Entirely plausible and highly likely, It matters not as it brings 2021 separation.

  9. Andrew Scheer
    @AndrewScheer

    Canadians should never have to choose between filling their cars to go to work and putting food on the table, but under Justin Trudeau, many are. This is not right.

    Maxime Bernier
    @MaximeBernie

    Hypocrite.

    What about supply management?

    That cartel imposes the equivalent of a 2.3% tax on the incomes of the poorest 20% of Canadian households.

    You enthusiastically support taxes on the poor when it benefits you politically.

    https://mobile.twitter.com/MaximeBernier/status/1130632070898835456

  10. Maxime Bernier
    @MaximeBernier
    Supply management is important because it is a litmus test. If you let yourself be manipulated by a small cartel, how will you be able to resist other interest groups and make the right decisions for ALL Canadians? You just won’t.

    Full text: The dairy lobby briefing binder found on the floor of the Conservative convention

    https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/full-text-the-dairy-lobby-briefing-binder-found-on-the-floor-of-the-conservative-convention

  11. Speak for yourself Tim. Our parents gave us debt, we didn’t pay it off. We all gave our (grand) children, the echos and millennials, the most prosperous, leisure and diversion filled standard of living in human history, which we could only dreamed of in our youth.

    Climate change. More like climate prosperity. Bill Gates is asking if you have any steel in your desk; or planks in your eye?

    https://observer.com/2019/05/apple-ceo-tim-cook-tulane-2019-commencement-speech-climate-change/

    1. This is why Alberta needs to have an APP. The money stays in Alberta and draws a surplus. The same with UI. The Liberals under Chretien the Cretin and Martin stole 54B that they were entrusted with in the Unemployment Insurance Fund and used it to pay down Debt they had run up, because the IMF threatened them. I suspect that is what happened to the People of Canada’s 1000 Metric tonnes of gold as well. This is why Alberta needs an Alberta Police Force give those jobs to young Albertans and the money stays in Alberta. etc. etc. Canada is a Thieving Corrupt Cabal. More Alberta Less Ottawa. Get out Alberta.

  12. new topic:
    watched 3rd part of a thing on the history channel last nite about The Great War.
    didnt realize until then that woodrow wilson KIBOSHED ratification of
    the US participation in league of nations.
    wtFFFF?????? the man worked for years to get there and pulled the rug out at the last moment.

    goddamn politishuns.

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