Federal Election Oct 19, 2015

[dashx]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3C1SWVquXA

And now for something completely aviation:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqY9Q2o2_Sg

Why it's a 737 transporting Justin Trudeau....

And don't forget the interview with Peter Mansbridge right after......

Stephen Harper? First it was Flair Air then Air Canada.....I guess it's who you know (and who has worked for you.....)

And Tom Mulcair? Or should I say Mulc-air

http://www.airteamimages.com/airbus-a31 ... 29287.html

http://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/mulcair- ... -1.2553507

http://www.elections.ca/home.aspx

Make your vote count.

[Shady McSly]

I vote for less links in your post.

[upintheair_]

I don't understand the point you're trying to make dashx.

[dashx]

Did you at least enjoy the video?

[Redneck_pilot86]

The brainwashing crap filled with "facts?"

Couldn't even finish it.

[upintheair_]

Did you at least enjoy the video?

Oh yeah.. They're all a bunch of goons. I'm not sure who in voting for yet. Gotta see if any more dirty laundry airs itself.

[vanNostrum]

Love the video of baby Trudeau using the airport that his father was bent on killing by forcing international traffic to go to his White Elephant.

[oldncold]

well if you are a fan of the military aviation your vote should not be for the ndp or liberals the social agenda of Trudeau and muclair will be done on the backs of the military budget just like back in the late 60-70's

rant > why is it that the liberals always speak of the zenith of Canadian peacekeeping yet conveniently forget that when pm Pearson ( former ww1 vet) was prime minister he understood that to enforce the peace you needed a strong and MODERN military. The 'walk softly and CARRY A BIG STICK' approach
the politicos yell a lot now and have no stick due to starvation of the hardware that gets the combatants sitting across a negotiating table, instead of a trench.

About 100 fifth gen fighters, 120 tanks , 50 heavy ballistic guns is about all it would take to occupy Canada. these days sleep well no wonder people mumble the national anthem OH CANADA true north undefended and ripe for a take over
rant ends

oh further proof that the ndp is no good for your wallet min wage went up 1.oo an hour price of gas also went up 5 c a liter too so the extra money to raise low income people out of the depths of fiscal distress just boot stomped them down again to get to work.

[JMACK]

well if you are a fan of the military aviation your vote should not be for the ndp or liberals the social agenda of Trudeau and muclair will be done on the backs of the military budget just like back in the late 60-70's

rant > why is it that the liberals always speak of the zenith of Canadian peacekeeping yet conveniently forget that when pm Pearson ( former ww1 vet) was prime minister he understood that to enforce the peace you needed a strong and MODERN military. The 'walk softly and CARRY A BIG STICK' approach
the politicos yell a lot now and have no stick due to starvation of the hardware that gets the combatants sitting across a negotiating table, instead of a trench.

About 100 fifth gen fighters, 120 tanks , 50 heavy ballistic guns is about all it would take to occupy Canada. these days sleep well no wonder people mumble the national anthem OH CANADA true north undefended and ripe for a take over
rant ends


oh further proof that the ndp is no good for your wallet min wage went up 1.oo an hour price of gas also went up 5 c a liter too so the extra money to raise low income people out of the depths of fiscal distress just boot stomped them down again to get to work.

Come on Old if you think ISIS or the Talaban or anybody else is a scary foe can you imagine the Canadian response to an invader! You have watched hockey on a Saturday night right.

Believe me Canada is not ripe for a take over!

We may not control who's boomers slide under the ice cap but we are a long shot from "ripe for take over"

While I'm in rant mode trying to pick who I'm gonna vote for well it is almost like deciding which STD you want.

[Roar]

trying to pick who I'm gonna vote for well it is almost like deciding which STD you want.

LMFAO!! That's the best line I've read in a long time, very apropos.

[Strobes]

trying to pick who I'm gonna vote for well it is almost like deciding which STD you want.

LMFAO!! That's the best line I've read in a long time, very apropos.

Very much so. A meme doing rounds on facebook right now is "Why are you talking about the left wing vs the right wing? It's the same bird!"

Now substitude "bird" for "mafia".

I won't vote for the first time this year. Part by choice, part by circumstances. They're all liars.

[Flypilot]

I'm not voting for higher taxes and that only leaves me with one choice!

[Longtimer]

October 4, 2015 8:19 am
Updated: October 4, 2015 8:24 am
NDP ‘definitely losing ground,’ Ontario still baffling pollsters
By Global News
This election has been a difficult one to track and predict for pollsters, says the CEO of Ipsos Public Affairs, but there is one trend that just about everyone agrees on: the NDP is losing ground, and fast.
Darrell Bricker joined Tom Clark on The West Block this weekend to discuss the challenges of polling the electorate in 2015, and said the NDP slide (heavily concentrated in Quebec) seems to be showing up across just about every survey with about two weeks to go until election day.
“I think that that’s probably one thing that you can count on,” Bricker said, noting that this exceptionally close race is playing out not on a national scale, but at a regional level.
“How the parties are doing in a specific province like Quebec or Ontario will likely determine who forms government on Oct. 19.”
“The biggest place of confusion where we’ve seen ups and downs in various polls that is really material for the campaign is the province of Ontario,” Bricker said. “Some polls have shown that the Conservatives are way ahead, some polls have shown that the Liberals are way ahead, and still other polls have shown the two parties are really close.”
It’s difficult to say why the various firms are coming up with such different results, but Bricker speculates that it may come down to the different methodologies they have employed to gather their numbers. Some use a combination of phone and internet surveys, for instance, and use different methods to make their samples more representative of the actual voting population.
“The problem, of course, is that each of these methodologies has different types of biases. So the question really is, you know, what are we disclosing about what we’re doing? … And the problem is different people provide different levels of disclosure.”

[vanNostrum]

trying to pick who I'm gonna vote for well it is almost like deciding which STD you want.

LMFAO!! That's the best line I've read in a long time, very apropos.

Very much so. A meme doing rounds on facebook right now is "Why are you talking about the left wing vs the right wing? It's the same bird!"

Now substitude "bird" for "mafia".

I won't vote for the first time this year. Part by choice, part by circumstances. They're all liars.

There will never be a shortage of liars and corrupted politicians wanting to get elected, but rather blame the ignorant voters and the selfish '' what 's in it for me I don't give a shit about the rest '' public service unions, for enabling these liars. Dont need to go to Greece, just come to Ontario and enjoy.

[dashx]

Hope some of you took advantage of the advance polls (no longer an option) to vote. Kids came home from school(s) for Thanksgiving and we all went together to exercise our right (duty?) to show our (dis) satisfaction with the current state of gov't.

On the other hand:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxsQ7jJJcEA

[hoptwoit]

Now that guy should be a politician! He called every person in the theater selfish, lazy, useless pieces of garbage and they cheer for him like like
a rock star.

[dashx]

If you like George you will also enjoy Doug Stanhope.

Anyway.....No more harping.

Just in time - A new government .......

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeTsQQ22Uwc