Category: Shiny Pony

Gradually, Then Suddenly

Stephen Punwasi;

Fun fact: 🇨🇦’s last finance minister executed a wild accounting scheme that no one is discussing.

This reckless moved padded the pockets of corporate interests, artificially inflates gov revenue, & is partially responsible for the loonie’s plunge.

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2/ One of her favorite moves was borrowing on behalf of corporate interests. 🇨🇦 wasn’t “giving” money, it borrowed for them.

It later forgave billions turning it into strategic corporate welfare & they refused to disclose for whom. But that’s another issue.

3/ the real issue was the real estate loans.

The Libranos: Crappy New Year, Suckers!

Dan Knight, with the new year in preview;

Good morning, Canada. It’s New Year’s Eve, and while many of you are preparing to celebrate tonight, let’s take a moment to reflect on what’s coming tomorrow. When the clock strikes midnight, it won’t just be the start of 2025 — it’ll mark the beginning of Taxpocalypse 2025, a year where Justin Trudeau’s government will hit the middle class harder than ever before.

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation has released a report that lays bare the financial storm Canadians are about to endure. It’s not just inflation draining your wallet; it’s an avalanche of new taxes designed to fund Trudeau’s bloated government and its endless corruption. Let’s go through the numbers, because you deserve to know what’s really happening.

After all. those Liberal nests don’t comfy themselves.

More, from William Marriott;

After last year’s massive political upheavals what can we expect for 2025? I recommend good seatbelts and working airbags. And pay attention, things will happen fast.

Election Time?

We’ll see if Jagmeet follows through on his pledge not to prop up Justin’s government any longer. If past experience is any guide, there’s no guarantee.

The Conservatives are going to reconvene the public accounts committee on Jan. 7 and use it to ship a motion of non-confidence to the House of Commons when the holiday break ends on Jan. 27.

The party believes MPs will be able to vote on the motion by the end of January. If the NDP joins the other parties and votes in favour of it, the motion would bring down the government and spark a federal election.

 

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