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It was a telling reminder yesterday just how messed up we have become. Justin Trudeau, campaigning in Africa for a Security Council seat that most people couldn’t care less about, while the economy takes another hit. This situation in Belleville and elsewhere has the potential to be Caledonia Version 2, and JT urges all parties to negotiate and end to the issue.
I wondered if our elected Idiot-in-Chief understands that as the PM, he is supposed to be LEADING one side of the negotiations ???
Yup, he's doing what he does best ... creates Drama ... he could be employing thought out and well managed actions ... for the betterment of Canada.
But why do that, when you can try and convince Senegal to provide equal rights to all gender identities, by giving the African Union $10 million of our hard-earned tax dollars, just so you can try and get a seat on a UN Security Council, while people are hardly making ends meet in Canada and about to go bankrupt, because our taxes are through the roof?!? Makes sooooo much sense ... go spend our money Trudope ... send our kids onto the streets, YOU ARE PUSHING GOOD FAMILIES TO BANKRUPTCY!!!
He's a Drama Teacher, so what should we expect? Goof.
Well said markb I agree 100 percent
Oh, and he also says he won't interfere in the disputes in the Coastal Gas Link ... so he throws the grenade in there, turns from carbon-hero boy wonder, to spending billions on a pipeline project, which forces him to push through approvals without proper consultation ... and then walks away, giving no support to BC??? What the?? It's like ... what IS he doing right? How did this goof get elected? Because he gets emotional and cries once in a while?? Heck, I cry too, when I eat that habanero pepper spread I made recently. Doesn't mean I should run a country. I would beg to have Harper back now!
If only we had year round hot weather and bananas grew everywhere.
Hopefully the people who voted are clueing in.
The people that voted for true dope are not clueing is as they are too stoned!!!
Come, mister tally man, tally me banana. Imagine seriously believing Canada was such a hole.
Not likely!!!!! They still want all their “free stuff” !!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by glen
Hahahahaha "I'm sure it'll be fine"Quote:
Originally Posted by Tigboy 304
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Of course, we are not there yet. But we are certainly not headed in the right direction.Quote:
Originally Posted by kickingfrog
'There is no more important relationship to me than the one with Indigenous peoples,' Trudeau says
From the CBC headline tonight.
Is Trudeau going to paint his face red and Go protest.
Even more important than his relationship with Quebec... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8igrMJ9L4poQuote:
Originally Posted by 73hunter
.... 20 out of 20 elected chiefs signed off on the one project....
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=188962179118482
So in reality it looks like with the media, summer student projects, terrorists/tyrants/dictators and even it seems Canadians a small APPROVED subset .... it seems he supports the approved anti-Canada Indigneous people that are breaking the law while he goes around spending taxpayer money (not on vets or homeless etc. of course) to buy a seat at the UN so he can brag he did something Harper didn't .... even though it seemed Harper didn't care or maybe didn't even want it....
So looking at it realistically... he supports those breaking the law and who's actions endanger people thus stopping rail services and not people that feel threatened????
The TRU Libs for you!
'People are afraid to speak up': Wet'suwet'en member defends her support for pipeline
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/asithappens...ine-1.5459595?
A Wet'suwet'en woman says people in her community who have spoken up in support of a controversial pipeline project in B.C. have been bullied and called traitors.
Bonnie Georgie is a member of the Witset First Nation and a former Coastal GasLink employee. She supports her former employer's 670-kilometre natural gas pipeline plan, despite protests across the country in support of Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs who oppose it.
All 20 elected band councils along the pipeline route, including Wet'suwet'en councils, have signed benefits agreements with Coastal GasLink. However, the Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs who oppose the pipeline say those councils were established by the Indian Act and only have authority over reserve lands.
The YouTube vid has the comments turned off. I’m gonna try and find some Trudeau supporters
Every time that pathetic wimp sticks his face on a self-serving TV spot,I can't find the remote quick enough to switch channels.
Me too! It’s enough to make me want to barf !!Quote:
Originally Posted by trimmer21
Me too....but if swing voters took a closer look at him maybe we’d have elected a more effective government ?Quote:
Originally Posted by trimmer21
He's trying to buy a seat with our millions of tax dollars
I am very curious WHY he wants that UN Security Council Seat ... what is the gain? There has to be something he's not telling us, and that worries me more ... why is it a big secret that the seat is so interesting to us (him)?
It gives him more world wide exposure, he's a narcissist, he's trying to prove to other countries that he is a capable leader , [only in his mind.]Quote:
Originally Posted by MarkB
Family needs to travel more.....Quote:
Originally Posted by MarkB