Tag: Government

Hey, a billion here and a billion there…what’s not to like when the government is spending your money.

Independent reports reveal (Alberta Province) Notley’s net-zero grid promise would cost $87 billion. No wonder she is laughing.

Albertans are sooo stupid.” And she knows that. Just like the majority of Canadians are “….And I’ll get elected….” she touts.

$87 billion dollars have a lot of zeros. Just like our Parliament / Legislatures.

Why not just leave well enough alone and let market forces dictate policy instead of policies dictating market forces. Otherwise, if we follow their lead we will go from this:

To this:

Ruined landscapes.

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Report indicates that the Trudeau government has no idea how many of its workers are working from home.

Well, let me see if I can help here.

Typical front line government worker at the federal level:

His supervisor:

No wonder basic services in Canada, like getting a passport, is so difficult.

If you want to know how many workers at the federal level are working from home, just go to Costco on any given day at any given hour and you will get the idea. Or try to get a booking on a golf course.

“Hey, everyday is a Saturday! Love my government job.”

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Lego launches gender-neutral range in a bid to ‘break stereotypes’ as in a girl or a boy, male or a female. Those dastardly stereotypes.

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Oh those dastardly brits: In 1807, after a huge campaign led by William Wilberforce, Parliament abolished the slave trade. Toronto was only 15 years old. Edgar Ryerson wasn’t even a player then. Canada was still a colony of Britain for another 60 years. But…but colonialism is bad. Note: Indigenous people in Canada were still using conquered people as slaves. Why are we not banning and cancelling them.

Did you know that John A Macdonald (will you have fries with that?) died in 1891 just after winning another majority government. The Conservative party then nominated 4 leaders: Abbot, John Thompson, Bowel and Tupper, that took them to the election of 1896 when Wilfred Laurier took over. John Thompson died of heart failure in London while having lunch with Queen Victoria. Bowell was a staunch Orangeman (really, really racist) while Charles Tupper was one of Canada’s founding fathers. Abbot, from Montreal didn’t really want the job. By the way, Laurier was just as racist, even more-so than John A.

Most Canadians these days would think that John A Macdonald was one of the founding fathers of the “Big Mac” and not of Canada.

How many out there know of Robert Borden, Canada’s 8th Prime Minister?

Or that Diefenbaker held the most expensive funeral for a Prime Minister in Canadian Prime Minister History? Where is he buried? I know. Do you?

Or that Prime Minister Trudeau the First used to ride around Montreal on a motorcycle wearing a German helmet during WW 2?

“Islamophobia is all too familiar. … No one in our country should experience hatred because of their faith,” or colour of their skin, or their gender preferences, the prime minister (Trudeau) said in a statement. No one, it seems, except for faithful Christians, Catholics, Whitey or heterosexuals.”

Given our government’s move toward national censorship aimed at preventing disinformation (Bill C11) how are we to handle dis-informants? How? By getting rid of the Liberal Party of Canada, that’s how.

But, its for the common good:

 

(The Federalist) Canada, not unlike much of the United States, was a very different place just a short time ago. Most Canadians used to believe in basic civil liberties. They could watch hockey games without being lectured about radical gender theory by teams donning pride-themed jerseys. Denouncing people for the color of their skin (Whitey) was seen as vicious, not virtuous. And when did things change? In October 2015 when Canada elected Justin Trudeau as our Prime Minister.

Stay away from Big Cities. Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal and smaller cities are fast becoming shyte-holes. Why? Progressiveness runs amok on those city councils. Everything a progressive does turns to crap.

Municipal elections are the most important elections as they directly impact your lives. Yet turnout for those elections are incredibly low. Sad! Witness Toronto’s mayoral race. One of the candidates wants to implement a far reaching parking tax to combat climate change. Far reaching equates to government overreach, which equates to loss of freedoms, which equates to communism. And, the revenue collected will go into general revenue and will never see the climate light of day.

Finally, Canada’s free market economy:

Vancouver shyte-hole.

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There is hope for all of us. If you would only take a look around you, marvel at the beauty of our natural world, get outside, breathe deep and in doing so worship our creator (God) and not the creation (Gaia).

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