Canada has Lots

Go talk to our Prime Minister.

BBC- Fuel protests gripping more than 90 countries

A third were countries which had no protests at all over fuel in 2021. For example, Spain had none in 2021, but saw 335 individual rallies just in March this year.

In Indonesia there have been more than 600 protests over petrol so far this year compared to just 19 in 2021. In Italy, there were over 200 in the first eight months of 2022 compared to just two last year. And in Ecuador, there were over 1,000 protests over fuel in the month of June alone.

Most surprising to Henry Wilkinson, the chief intelligence officer from Dragonfly, a security and intelligence service, is where the protests are occurring.

Okay fuel is a problem but at least the world still has lots of food…

38 Replies to “Canada has Lots”

  1. You can sure tell how well banning fossil fuels is going to go over. The only possible solution to the make-believe CO2 crisis is – “Get over it.” Leaders who disturb the flow of fuels to the people will likely get the Mussolini lamp post treatment.

  2. With Freeland now openly admitting that we’re going to have a recession, you can bet that it’s going to be a severe one.

        1. I come for the articles and stay for the comments! Love this (picture Trudeau making that heart symbol with his hands…then catching a bullet – just kidding CSIS, it’s a joke)

  3. And the UK, Germany, and others have almost daily idiots protesting the further use of the same fuels.

  4. Kate,

    You used to say, partly in jest, “We need a Famine.” Unfortunately, your wish is about to come true.

  5. Who is John Galt? This, or at least the metaphysical equivalent of this was all foreseen 65 years ago in a work of fiction and the causes were identified and described precisely and somewhat painfully (in a 60 page speech).

  6. The only thing that’s weak are Canadians who still support Trudie and the orange turban stuck to his arse.

  7. Bureaucracy, more or less how it works.

    ““Shara now sits on committees that decide who shall be nominated to be committee chairs for other committees; then, after these meetings, she sits on committee meetings to formulate agendas for future meetings; and after these, she attends committee meetings deciding who shall be appointed to appoint appointments to committees.”
    ― Robert Jackson Bennett, City of Stairs

  8. Not long ago Quebec fruitcake politicians (including Trudeau) blocked fuel from the west for transit or terminal. This was based on faith in the Global Warming religion, and natural obstructiveness. Now the Scam is obvious, even to idiots, they need to back down to reality. But slowly to try and save face.

  9. Pollievre can use the emergencies act to jail anyone who opposes pipelines. Thanks for the new template.

  10. Trudeau is such a prat. He doesn’t want a pipeline crossing his precious Quebec because it will pitch him against the premiere Legault, who has appealed more and more to separatist sentiment in order to maintain control of the province.

    As I say, Trudeau, put the pipeline in the St. Lawrence, that is federal jurisdiction.

    Of course, he doesn’t want to because it will provide money and power to western industry that employs lots of dirty working people.

    Grrrr.

    1. I happily voted in Maine against Hydro Quebec’s transmission lines, through Maine into Massachusetts.

      Both can suck egg.

      Massachusetts killed off their nukes, has natural gas off it’s coast, but won’t.
      Then the thought of Quebec getting money.

      Besides, what was offered Maine was a joke.

  11. Covid-1984
    @Spiro_Ghost

    Bill Gates Says The Ukraine / Russia War Will Be A Good Thing In The Long Run…

    Because It Will Speed Up The ‘Transition’

    Further Accelerating UN Agenda 21 / WEF Great Reset…

    Does This War Make Sense Now? Problem-Reaction-Solution…

    Breakthrough Energy founder Bill Gates says Europe’s self-imposed energy crisis is “a good thing for the long run” because “they’ll move to these new approaches more rapidly” – like the untested energy sources into which he’s invested his fortune.

    Video

    https://mobile.twitter.com/Spiro_Ghost/status/1582975411818201088?cxt=HHwWgIDQ2YDw7fcrAAAA

  12. If heat, fuel electricity are hit hard this year and food shortages hit hard next year then surely the voting public will finally understand the importance of prioritizing policies that ensure reliable and affordable food and energy. Voters need to throw out politicians who fail to secure essential products at reasonable prices. Hunger and being cold should help focus the mind on reality instead of buying into idealistic fantasies that have been promised by charlatans for years (decades?).

    Pretty sure we’re self reliant enough to stay warm and well fed in our rural area. Lots of livestock, productive land and wild game to sustain the local population. I would be more worried if l lived in a big city. I doubt if they have the resources or the temperament to help each other out if things get really bad. If the last couple years proved anything it’s that politicians will only look out for their own self interest.

    1. Madame, you are talking about Canada.

      Had this been a real country, then one could concede your point.

      1. Canada is now the coldest banana republic on Earth. Every important institution is corrupt.

  13. What would this useless @$$hole who has been handed everything his entire life know about a business case?

    The world needs liquid gas. We have it. We can exchange that particular good for money:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A81DYZh6KaQ

    Every Liberal and supporter should be slapped in the face for being colossally stupid and wicked.

    1. Osumashi, “Every Liberal and supporter should be slapped in the face for being colossally stupid and wicked.”

      Not just wicked, EVIL! Anyone who supports these WEF policies is evil. Their voters may be just ignorant and yeah, stupid, but the Liberals and their shadowy supporters are pure evil.

    2. All supporters are just sheeple scrambling for the free stuff. They don’t care that the guy who “saves” them from the wolves is the same guy who will eat them.

      1. I am always reminded about that old adage, democracy is 2 wolves and a sheep deciding what’s for supper.

  14. Independence Now.
    The monetary rewards of cutting the Welfare State of Can Ahh Duh,adrift from Western Canadian Purse strings,have never been so apparent..
    Even an NDP no hoper could figure it out..
    If we had built the needed infrastructure ,back when we planned to,we would be making out like Russian Oil and Gas Barons right now..
    Ottawa has never helped the West..
    Every “investment” they have made out here has contained a poison pill and a systemic theft..
    Set ’em free..
    Today..
    And demand back pay!.

  15. Exactly John.
    Trans Canada #1 hyway in Manitoba appears to have suffered sustained bombings.
    Get into Ontario and it is smooth plus in some areas …bike lanes on both sides!!
    Petro Canada gas station in Waka Ontario just jumped their diesel price from 1:81 to 2:46 over night!!

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