9 Replies to “Thursday On Turtle Island”

  1. Vis a vis “Three Mohammeds”, institutionalizing theft from government by the ‘protected’ class that are illegal aliens is pure California Crazy.

  2. I am dismayed that the K-12 school system do not teach the novel “1984” in which there are 3 world powers, 2 of which are at war with each other at any one time. Currently, the West is in a war against China with Russia sitting on the sidelines. Why, oh why, would the United States want anything Chinese on its northern borders OR have any trade with Chinese proxies such as Canada?
    As stated previously, I am NOT a big fan of the federal Liberal party. However, back in the 1960’s under Lester Pearson and then Pierre Trudeau (I am also NOT a big fan of him), at least the Liberal party acknowledged that Canada needed a lot of trade with the United States in order to continue to prosper. As a result, the Canada/U.S. Auto Pact was signed in 1965 and provided 30 years of very good trade relations and union relations with Canada’s auto sector.

  3. Ask Grok: “Will joining the EU make Canada lose control of it’s east coast fishing industry?”
    Then ask a Liberal voting Newfie or BC communist the same thing, see if they have a clue about any of what they voted for.

    “Joining the EU would mean that Canadian law, including regulations on the fishing industry, would be subordinate to EU law, which could significantly impact Canada’s control over its east coast fishing industry. “

  4. l have an editorial cartoon in my head, the bus representing Canaduh, festooned with upside down flags, unpronounceable names on the side, a cheering group of liberally minded passengers cheering on Carney the driver, who just blew past the last barrier warning of the huge cliff seconds away.
    we’re on the move we’re on the move!!!! they cry. we’re behind you all the way!!!! they cry.
    jist sayin’ . . . . . .

  5. Kanada was Euro-weenie’ized when Pierre TurdHole forced the metric system on us. Everything else is just normal evolution.

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