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26 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

lol NEW ONEWAY  

Encana shares have been in a downward spiral for more than a decade. In 2009, the company spun out its oilsands assets into Cenovus Energy Inc. in a bid to unlock shareholder value and focus on natural gas. That didn’t work so well, as a glut of North American gas production has weighed on prices ever since.

Chief Executive Officer Doug Suttles, who took the reins in 2013, shifted the company away from gas production and into shale oil, especially in Texas’s Permian Basin. Its market value has tumbled about $63 billion to $6.7 billion since its 2008 peak.

 

Do you ever think these businesses are changing and or failing because of bad decisions :dunno:  all this happened  under the Harper years, and here you are ignoring these facts.   You have no interest in finding out what happened to this company, you read a headline and post it

 

Tell me where your posts were during a decade of failures :dunno:  now heading to the USA where there are no regulations and billionaires thrive 

Funny you posted that one alluding to the reason why they left instead of your hero's policies being the real reason.:snack:

What about this one you decided to conveniently leave out? :dunno:

 

Encana’s move south only intensified the gloom enveloping the Canadian energy industry after foreign companies sold more than US$30 billion of assets in the past three years amid a lack of pipeline space that has choked off prospects for growth.

Encana joins pipeline owner TransCanada Corp., which changed its name to TC Energy Corp. earlier this year, in dropping the link to Canada from its name.

Here's some great news for you, Trail. What's your spin on this? 

Bank of Canada keeps rates at 1.75%, trims 2020 economic forecast

https://globalnews.ca/news/6445742/bank-of-canada-rate-announcement-jan-22-2020/

Canada’s gloomy economic outlook may put federal finances at risk

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/commentary/article-canadas-gloomy-economic-outlook-may-put-federal-finances-at-risk/

 

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2 minutes ago, irv said:

Funny you posted that one alluding to the reason why they left instead of your hero's policies being the real reason.:snack:

What about this one you decided to conveniently leave out? :dunno:

 

Encana’s move south only intensified the gloom enveloping the Canadian energy industry after foreign companies sold more than US$30 billion of assets in the past three years amid a lack of pipeline space that has choked off prospects for growth.

Encana joins pipeline owner TransCanada Corp., which changed its name to TC Energy Corp. earlier this year, in dropping the link to Canada from its name.

Here's some great news for you, Trail. What's your spin on this? 

Bank of Canada keeps rates at 1.75%, trims 2020 economic forecast

https://globalnews.ca/news/6445742/bank-of-canada-rate-announcement-jan-22-2020/

Canada’s gloomy economic outlook may put federal finances at risk

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/commentary/article-canadas-gloomy-economic-outlook-may-put-federal-finances-at-risk/

 

The Liberal Party and Trudeau approved the pipe line, no other government has done that :dunno:  if the courts said something different we have to move from there.

We have talked about this pipe line for over a decade, and it is still not built and I would say it won't be any time soon no matter who the government is..

 

 

Yes the Global outlook is a downturn :dunno:  no negative Quarters since 2015 :dunno:  

 

we love to talk about deficits in Canada since that is what we run most of the time,  now is the time to spend since an Election is just around the corner.

Liberals run bad ones and Conservatives always run them but they are good ones or some other Party's fault 

 

The energy sector has hurt since 2008 why all of a sudden is it the governments fault?

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So it's not the Gov't's fault when things go south but your Hero, Trudope gets all the credit when things are good?

Personal insolvencies in Canada are at their highest level in a decade.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/personal-insolvencies-in-canada-are-at-their-highest-level-in-a-decade-1.4715915

‘Maxed out’: 48% of Canadians on brink of insolvency, survey says.

https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/maxed-out-48-of-canadians-within-200-of-insolvency-survey-says-1.1247336

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8 minutes ago, irv said:

So it's not the Gov't's fault when things go south but your Hero, Trudope gets all the credit when things are good?

Personal insolvencies in Canada are at their highest level in a decade.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/personal-insolvencies-in-canada-are-at-their-highest-level-in-a-decade-1.4715915

‘Maxed out’: 48% of Canadians on brink of insolvency, survey says.

https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/maxed-out-48-of-canadians-within-200-of-insolvency-survey-says-1.1247336

yup today we want it all, granite counter tops and 70" screens and a new car.   This is due to spending out of their means, nothing to do with Trudeau :dunno:  

Are you posting this for a reason? 

 

Living pay cheque to pay cheque is how the average person does it, they don't make 150k a year - very common knowledge for most people

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25 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

yup today we want it all, granite counter tops and 70" screens and a new car.   This is due to spending out of their means, nothing to do with Trudeau :dunno:  

Are you posting this for a reason? 

 

Living pay cheque to pay cheque is how the average person does it, they don't make 150k a year - very common knowledge for most people

Stick to a 42inch ok.

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Looks like another win for Trudeau if the CPC can't find a good leader.  Mackay will be chewed apart if he wins the nod, his buddy MAX will no benefit him in an election.

Mackay seems to be a big part of why Canada was kicked off security council and relation world wide dropped...

He is smart

He is a good lawyer

He is rich (although just an average joe lol) 

How will the ONEWAYs come to give 100% support :dunno: 

 

 

Why is Scheer still standing in front of the camera''s looking like he can't speak :dunno: talking about Trudeau buying votes seems odd for a guy that stole money from his supporters.  But not as strange as the ONEWAY supporters not caring that he did.   Hypocrisy at its highest, if he was removed from leadership for stealing money he shouldn't be representing the Party IMO.

 

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, 1trailmaker said:

NEW NAFTA :dunno: 

Bloc says no it needs more so no support

NDP?

CPC?

 

It needs support from one party to pass, not a very good move to not pass it to stand Party lines over what is good for the country.

 

pass it - move on to other things

I agree.

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2 hours ago, 1trailmaker said:

NEW NAFTA :dunno: 

Bloc says no it needs more so no support

NDP?

CPC?

 

It needs support from one party to pass, not a very good move to not pass it to stand Party lines over what is good for the country.

 

pass it - move on to other things

If you think Freeland and the dope got the best deal for Canada, you have rocks in your head! :crazy:

Their immaturity, stupidity and outright ignorance when not knowing to keep their mouths shut cost us Canadians. Fact. 

Of course your hero's can do no wrong in your eyes as you, yourself, are about as bright as they are. 

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10 minutes ago, irv said:

If you think Freeland and the dope got the best deal for Canada, you have rocks in your head! :crazy:

Their immaturity, stupidity and outright ignorance when not knowing to keep their mouths shut cost us Canadians. Fact. 

Of course your hero's can do no wrong in your eyes as you, yourself, are about as bright as they are. 

Yes I do and so does the Conservatives like Rona that were on the non Partisan  TEAM  - Trump got  more ice cream sold in Canada :lol: 

NEWONEWAY would rather play politics, no clue about the deal.

So your idea is the tell the USA fuck you we are not going to agree to this bullshit, TRUMP we demand more concessions or else :lol:  more tough guy act 

 

Tell us what you feel is bad?   go find a quote from REBEL or POSTMILLINIAL Seriously what is wrong with it?  you think a leaderless party can change it ( in 2 years from now)  then get TRUMP and MEXICO to agree to it 

Should be a long list eh IRV - how can you be taken seriously 

 

I'll wait for your meme

 

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IRV What should the CPC's message to Donald Trump be on this subject?

curious how this is going to play out

 

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/editorials/article-the-new-new-nafta-is-good-for-canada-and-it-just-got-better/

Three years ago, U.S. President Donald Trump called NAFTA, the North American free-trade agreement, the “worst deal ever,” and threatened to rip it up.

But last fall, when the three trade partners reached the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, that “new NAFTA” embraced by Mr. Trump sure looked a lot like the old NAFTA.

And on Tuesday, after the President’s Democratic Party opponents in Congress succeeded in reopening the USMCA, inserting changes accepted by Mexico and Canada, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi said the modified agreement was not just an improvement on the one reached by Mr. Trump but “infinitely better.”

Hyperbole is often the currency of politics, but south of the border, it’s being devalued through overuse.

NAFTA, the original trade deal, was good for Canada. The new deal – USMCA, version 1.0 – was also a good deal, since it was the old house, with fresh paint and a few renovations. And the new, new deal signed on Tuesday? Think of USMCA version 2.0 as a minor update to USMCA 1.0 operating system. It’s not “infinitely” better. But it looks like a small, measurable improvement.

 

What’s more, the divided nature of the U.S. government means that USMCA 2.0 is largely the product of an American versus American fight, achieving some things that Canada could not have attained on its own.

 

After the election of Mr. Trump, the very real fear was that NAFTA would be killed.

Instead, it’s been largely retained.

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On 1/27/2020 at 9:05 PM, irv said:

If you think Freeland and the dope got the best deal for Canada, you have rocks in your head! :crazy:

Their immaturity, stupidity and outright ignorance when not knowing to keep their mouths shut cost us Canadians. Fact. 

Of course your hero's can do no wrong in your eyes as you, yourself, are about as bright as they are. 

still waiting for what you feel should be changed, and what the CPC should tell Donald Trump :dunno:  

 

take your time to answer your own statement

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US President Donald Trump has formally signed a new trade pact with Mexico and Canada, bringing his campaign promise to replace the three countries' existing deal closer to fruition.

The US Mexico Canada Agreement (USMCA) is set to replace the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta).

Mr Trump has described Nafta as America's "worst" deal and blamed it for a decline in manufacturing jobs.

Canada has yet to ratify the pact but is expected to do so.

 

TRUMP signs the agreement, IRV wants to send SCHEER ( who stole money from supporters) to say fuck you this deal is shit Canada will not sign it and will deal with it in 2 or 3 years from now when they have a chance to get elected.  Start negotiations over again with USA.  In no way would our party support a bi-partisan deal that is good for Canada but not good for our (and IRV's) egos 

 

IRV what is your next move?  you posted about it so lets hear it

 

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Mastercard Opens Global Intelligence and Cyber Centre in Vancouver

New centre will create jobs and accelerate innovation in digital and cyber security, AI and IoT

Vancouver – Jan. 23, 2020 – Mastercard today unveiled its new Intelligence and Cyber Centre in Vancouver, Canada. The centre will expand the company’s Canadian presence by creating and maintaining a total of 380 jobs, and accelerate innovation in digital and cyber security, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things. The new space in Vancouver will become one of six global technology centres for Mastercard and will develop cyber solutions for the payments ecosystem globally.

“Ensuring payments are both convenient and secure has always been a top priority for Mastercard,” said Ajay Banga, president and chief executive officer of Mastercard. “The Vancouver centre will help us meet the growing demand for technology solutions to reduce the cost of cyber-attacks, enable today’s connected devices to become tomorrow’s secure payment devices, and address the growing vulnerabilities associated with the Internet of Things.”

The Vancouver centre is being launched in partnership with the Government of Canada through its Strategic Innovation Fund, with an additional $510 million investment by Mastercard.

 

380 jobs is a good news - of course THE SUN (Lilley ) have their take on it :lol: Corporate welfare 

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28 minutes ago, Poncho said:

:lol:  fuck is he getting desperate SAVE REBEL NEWS - it has to be saved because no one including the RIGHT watch it.  :lol: 

This is nothing new for the desperate REBEL leader breaking the rules gets you in the news

 

be sure to get your gear

https://the-rebel-store.myshopify.com/

 

This is what NEWS REPORTERS do?  :lol: 

Alberta’s election commissioner is no longer pursuing a $5,500 fine against Rebel Media, instead settling on a reprimand, according to a court filing.

In December, Alberta’s Office of the Election Commissioner informed the far-right outlet that it was launching an investigation into a billboard near Innisfail after receiving a complaint from Elections Alberta.

The billboard calls for the firing of Alberta Education Minister David Eggen over provincial exam scores. It includes images of both Eggen and Premier Rachel Notley, as well as the web address FireEggen.ca, which leads to a campaign on Rebel Media’s website.

In a Jan. 14 letter included in court filings, election commissioner Lorne Gibson told Rebel Media founder Ezra Levant that the billboard constituted  political advertising because it “opposes a member of the legislative assembly.”

Gibson wrote that anyone who spends at least $1,000 on political advertising within a certain date of a provincial election must register as a third-party advertiser with Elections Alberta. The election commissioner’s investigation found the billboard, mounted on the side of a truck trailer, cost about $2,730.

 

 

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On this topic of REBEL 

If he is allowed to do what he did, release a book (lame as it is) about a candidate during an election, put up any banners or advertising you wish, no rules or anything,  how would this play out in the future?

Any lobby group could release BOOKS during any and all elections without having to follow the rules of elections.

 

Is this what you want Poncho :dunno:  doesn't seem right to me, and would open the door for a huge shit show

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5 hours ago, 1trailmaker said:

On this topic of REBEL 

If he is allowed to do what he did, release a book (lame as it is) about a candidate during an election, put up any banners or advertising you wish, no rules or anything,  how would this play out in the future?

Any lobby group could release BOOKS during any and all elections without having to follow the rules of elections.

 

Is this what you want Poncho :dunno:  doesn't seem right to me, and would open the door for a huge shit show

The release of the book should be allowed and had nothing to due with anything, and you leftwards won so why are you still butthurt????  And for the record Greta,, who was financed by Trudeau, suddenly appeared prior to the election, and yes it changed the vote and retards like you voted Trutard right back in....nice work.  One way tardfucks can’t see through your buttholes.....pathetic 

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16 hours ago, Poncho said:

The release of the book should be allowed and had nothing to due with anything, and you leftwards won so why are you still butthurt????  And for the record Greta,, who was financed by Trudeau, suddenly appeared prior to the election, and yes it changed the vote and retards like you voted Trutard right back in....nice work.  One way tardfucks can’t see through your buttholes.....pathetic 

so you are okay with any illegal (grey) lobbying, good to know for the future.

we don't need campaign election rules, those are for democracies.  

 

I do like the Greta spin although she never spoke of any political party or candidate - funny you are against everything she has done :dunno:   

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