That bug plant in London Ontario will have to undergo a major expansion. Not sure how much it will effect my farm yet, although It will cost one farmer 136,000 dollars per year by 2030. But I’m sure Justin’s carbon taxes will save the sacred tree frog.
The bug plant should be built in Quebec where they wouldn’t have to worry about pollution. Just dump its waste into the St Lawrence.
Although to be fair, my brother pointed out there would be no pollution ‘cause the plant would never get finished.
Or “finished off” by termites.
It’s all about the planet.
I hate to be “that guy” but, irrespective of where you place your vote federally, we are beyond the point of return. We have been in conformity with the United Nations since 1945. That’s 14 Prime Ministers deep. This isn’t so much a Trudeau “thing” as much as it is a UN edict.
What Alberta and Saskatchewan are doing, with respects to these regulations, are a step in the right direction but people must be made aware of what is coming for their children and grandchildren.
The United Nations is compromised of 145 2nd and 3rd world countries working 24/7, all in together to undermine and destroy the 50 1st world countries
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And compromised by those 145 countries…slip of the thumb while typing, but well placed!
Absolutely right. There is no argument that can be made to these people, including our federal Liberal government.
Responding with logic to their outlandish and ideology-based edicts is a waste of time … and plays right into their hands. The stakes have to be raised against them.
They have to somehow live to see all of these wonderful ideas through.
I don’t see that happening..
Well on my latest natural gas bill the cost has gone up by 70% compared with the same bill last year.
They won’t be happy until we are all bankrupt, frozen, and starving.
Lets all assume that the politically connected will never feel the effect of Trudeau’s plan to reduce agricultural yields by 30% in the next 8 years…
I’m sure he’ll turn away for watching the 3rd world starve, and he’s too stupid to understand that farmers don’t want to use any more fertilizer than necessary because it’s an input cost.