Conservative leadership and the shift from Covid to Russia and Ukraine

[WellThatAgedWell]

Mark my words, Jean Charest will win the conservative leadership for the CPC. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Charest

If you think it’s only JT and the libs interested in the great reset, check out Jean:
https://www.weforum.org/people/jean-charest

As Covid fearporn can no longer keep us distracted the new big issue is here to keep our minds off the real issues. Russia/Ukraine can create a bit of a storm for at least a couple months now, just watch the media shift gears.

Meanwhile in Canada 25 percent of homes are owned by “landlords”. And no it’s not your average joe who owns a second or third property. Big firms like blackrock buying up property.

This will be interesting to see how much people like socialism when citizens no longer own property! The big issue is the financial system. Covid and Russia invasion is a good way to distract us. Don’t think for one second the conservatives represent your values. Let’s see what happens, I have my bet on Jean getting the leadership of the party.

[7ECA]

Hang on a minute...

I thought you and your "great reset" ilk were saying that COVID was the harbinger of the "great reset". But... COVID is seemingly winding down; or at least the restrictions are until the next variant pops up and things goes sideways, so what happened?

[WellThatAgedWell]

Hang on a minute...

I thought you and your "great reset" ilk were saying that COVID was the harbinger of the "great reset". But... COVID is seemingly winding down; or at least the restrictions are until the next variant pops up and things goes sideways, so what happened?

I’m only correct 20 percent of the time 100 percent of the time.

The situation is very fluid and evolving

Crypto currency is the boogeyman to world powers and the WEF wants to keep control. Great reset is all about power, that’s all. Own nothing and be happy .

[rookiepilot]

Hypocrisy domestically can be fixed with additional hypocrisy in foreign policy.

Voters are pretty stupid. Return your degrees for refund.

Or maybe that’s the problem right there.

[Inverted2]

The Russia Ukraine thing is at least making the media drop the Covid hoax like a hot potato. Castreau’s fake emergency is over too.

[Inverted2]

Hang on a minute...

I thought you and your "great reset" ilk were saying that COVID was the harbinger of the "great reset". But... COVID is seemingly winding down; or at least the restrictions are until the next variant pops up and things goes sideways, so what happened?

Covid did it’s intended purpose. It re-wired a lot of people’s brains. Covid itself won’t lead to the great reset. It was a tool to get things rolling. We ain’t seen nothing yet. That’s a guarantee.

[TG]

I propose a new subforum titled: "The great reset"
With the same few clowns (New usernames once in a while but same clowns) And their personal weird interpretation of the world for all to see.



F@ck me no...

[‘Bob’]

Ah yes…. The Great Big Conspiracy that never seems to accomplish anything. It’s just.. right around the corner.

Or.. the valiant efforts of internet denizens managed to thwart it at the last second! The WEF boogeymen foiled again by Facebook posts and memes! Look at how the Senate didn’t have to do anything!

Ever see a Beautiful Mind? With Russel Crowe? How those imaginary characters of his keep trying to convince him of a Soviet plot to bring a bomb to the US and set it off for…. some reason….. rather than just sending bombers or missiles over? And as the years go on these ageless characters keep telling him that he has to crack the code because the bomb is in the USA and could go off at any time?

Those hallucinations of a man suffering from schizophrenia in a Hollywood movie make more sense than any of the garbage being spewed in this thread.

[mmm..bacon]

Meanwhile in Canada 25 percent of homes are owned by “landlords”. And no it’s not your average joe who owns a second or third property. Big firms like blackrock buying up property.

Source? I look around my neighbourhood, and we're all owners. Blackrock is a USA firm..

[ReserveTank]

Hang on a minute...

I thought you and your "great reset" ilk were saying that COVID was the harbinger of the "great reset". But... COVID is seemingly winding down; or at least the restrictions are until the next variant pops up and things goes sideways, so what happened?

Oh, no no no you don't...

The political science is changing.

[rookiepilot]

Too bad Canada can’t supply our own energy needs, let alone Europe’s.

Can’t see Canada’s carbon emissions rise, you know that’s everything.

You know who to blame (and the Mayor of Montreal).



https://financialpost.com/commodities/e ... 1645830600

Whatever Canada doesn’t do, be assured our fearless leader's woke credentials will stay strong.

https://nationalpost.com/opinion/christ ... launderers

[‘Bob’]

The major of Montreal is a scapegoat. So are the environmentalists. And the governments.

Seen it before in a lot of mismanagement for overly bold projects. They blame external factors, but the real reasons are lack of willing investors, or lack of tax cuts, grants , and outright bailouts in order to do it.

Take TMX as a prime example. The federal government had to nationalize it to get it going. It’s a massive money losing venture and they knew it all along.

Good thing that it’s the taxpayers and not shareholders paying for it. But shareholders will sure benefit from it.

And how does that affect our energy dependence? It doesn’t. Because refining capacity is still the same. Nobody wants to build refineries because they cost a lot, cost a lot to run, and bring the price of gasoline down.

So… in order to have energy Independence, you have to force them to build refineries. Or make it economically necessary to do so through massive tariffs on imported oil, and high royalties and taxes on exports.

It’s starting to sound an awful lot like a program Trudeau Sr had that nobody liked, and it would probably result in the doubling of fuel costs to pay for it in a captive market unless it was subsidized (something else Trudeau Sr did that nobody liked).

Personally I think high energy prices will drive renewables faster than any government action or inaction. Only fools are betting of fossil fuels long term. Even big oil itself is trying to make as much money as soon as possible.

[rookiepilot]

Personally I think high energy prices will drive renewables faster than any government action or inaction. Only fools are betting of fossil fuels long term. Even big oil itself is trying to make as much money as soon as possible.

Hey, agree, high prices move innovation forward.

So why is Biden, who ran on this transition to clean energy, bitching about high energy prices every day and threatening the companies?

Why are both Canada and the US importing billions in Russian oil, with no plans to stop, if they “stand with Ukraine”?

I’m confused about these great leaders. But I get confused easily.

[WellThatAgedWell]

The king of misinformation, virtue signalling about other news sources misinformation

Thanks CNN… my first thought when I saw this was “ah so only Russia media is telling the truth”

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[rookiepilot]

Let’s do a poll.

Who is the most trustworthy leader? Like the one you’d feel safe to babysit your children for a day or 2.

Trudeau
Biden
Putin
Xi
Rosemary Barton of the CBC

Our fearless leader can happily freeze accounts belonging to people donating 50 bucks to the convoy, but won’t sanction Russian Billionaires, won’t stop buying Russian energy, and won’t build any new pipelines, or even comment when violent attackers try to take one out in BC.

Chicken——t hypocrisy

[7ECA]

Our fearless leader can happily freeze accounts belonging to people donating 50 bucks to the convoy, but won’t sanction Russian Billionaires, won’t stop buying Russian energy, and won’t build any new pipelines, or even comment when violent attackers try to take one out in BC.

Chicken——t hypocrisy

The international community has decided, to some degree, to target a number of prominent oligarchs with the goal of isolating Putin from his backers. The theory being that causing the oligarchs pain, will result in their agitating for the removal of, or, reining in of Putin - essentially regime change or censuring him. The problem, though, seems to be that Putin has isolated himself recently to the point of being essentially a one man show in Russia - which is very, very dangerous as it makes him even more unpredictable and has the potential for him lashing out in ways unimaginable to the average person.

Building new pipelines won't make a difference to our energy situation in Canada, as you are already aware. All it will do, is make the Yanks happy as we'll become even larger net exporters of raw materials for them to refine. Except, of course, for the fact that US refineries hate tar sands dilbit as it leaves a massive amount of by products during the refining process that they cannot do anything with and then needs to be disposed of.

As for the "attack" on CGL... rumour has it that was either an inside job, or Albertans. Mark my words, that had nothing to do with the Natives or so-called "eco terrorists" - it was way too organized and well done, that required someone with insider knowledge of the operation in addition to experience operating heavy equipment.

[photofly]

Let’s do a poll.

Who is the most trustworthy leader? Like the one you’d feel safe to babysit your children for a day or 2.

Trudeau
Biden
Putin
Xi
Rosemary Barton of the CBC

Trudeau used to be a school teacher, didn't he? I'd probably pick him to babysit. Not necessarily to be prime minister, but babysitting? Sure.

[rookiepilot]

Our fearless leader can happily freeze accounts belonging to people donating 50 bucks to the convoy, but won’t sanction Russian Billionaires, won’t stop buying Russian energy, and won’t build any new pipelines, or even comment when violent attackers try to take one out in BC.

Chicken——t hypocrisy

The international community has decided, to some degree, to target a number of prominent oligarchs with the goal of isolating Putin from his backers. The theory being that causing the oligarchs pain, will result in their agitating for the removal of, or, reining in of Putin - essentially regime change or censuring him. The problem, though, seems to be that Putin has isolated himself recently to the point of being essentially a one man show in Russia - which is very, very dangerous as it makes him even more unpredictable and has the potential for him lashing out in ways unimaginable to the average person.

So we and America have stopped buying Russian oil — you know — that funds war?

Didn’t Trudeau say he would “cut off funding” to threats to democracy?

Musta missed that.

And “to some degree”.

Could say that.

Means enough holes —well to drive a tank through


I can’t figure out why this blog defends Trudeau so persistently.

[7ECA]

And “to some degree”.

Could say that.

I can’t figure out why this blog defends Trudeau so persistently.

Actually a broad coalition of countries and organizations have banded together to block a number of Russian banks from the SWIFT system. So, there, that's something. Or is it still not enough for your Rookie?

I'm not defending Trudeau at all, nor have I been - but at least I'm willing to be pragmatic. You're more of a zealot, whom wants an all or nothing approach to everything and it's getting unbelievably tiring to have these same arguments over and over about each and every topic.

[WellThatAgedWell]

It happening!

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/chares ... -1.6376367

You will own nothing and you will be happy. WEF is going to make sure this guy is the conservative leader.