[asian_XL]

The world is full of crazy leaders

https://edition.cnn.com/2019/07/23/uk/boris-johnson-prime-minister-uk-gbr-intl/index.html

[68style]

So many mentally questionable men in ill fitting suits with bad haircuts everywhere!

Grumpy skeletor said it best:
https://i.imgur.com/Vew5Y0K.jpg

[Badhobz]

we are all doomed!! why would they vote this retard in!? he's one of the key orchestrators of this whole brexit bullshit.

WWIII here we come. new house better have a fucking bomb shelter.

[bcedhk]

The New York Times podcast had a pretty interesting story on him yesterday. He's actually quite articulate and smart if you look at what he did to get to his PM role but just puts on this dumb concept with his physical appearance.

[Hondaracer]

People that get into these positions aren’t dumb. No offense but Trump is probably far more intelligent than most of us.

The problem with politics is there is no middle ground anymore and sides are so polarizing that people can’t even fathom changing their opinion let alone listening to reason and it’s jist getting worse.

Canada in typical Canadian fashion is the vanilla version of it. You have a “good” leader in Harper who is the stereotypical conservative leader, good economically, tough socially, let’s other issues sort themselves out

Then people get tired of that, and want change for no other reason than change

Vote in the most stereotypical left wing leader in Turdeau, terrible economically, couldn’t be softer socially, and then dedicates his term to this jumbled mess of cultural issues in reconciliation etc.

North American politics and pretty much the whole western world are all the same

[68style]

Trump is street smart, knows how to manipulate people and bully them... he's far from intelligent/articulate tho lol

Single minded self-confidence, no matter how misguided it might be, goes a LONG way in the business and politics world

[Hondaracer]

He’s no rocket scientist but he obviously operates at a different level than most

[urrh]

we are all doomed!! why would they vote this retard in!? he's one of the key orchestrators of this whole brexit bullshit.

i wasn't following the GB election but i thought i read the name wrong at first. i thought there's no way he'd be elected in after his role in causing brexit

[68style]

i wasn't following the GB election but i thought i read the name wrong at first. i thought there's no way he'd be elected in after his role in causing brexit

He likely wouldn't be in a popular election... but he was just being elected from within his own party to take over the role as leader after May's departure. This was very much expected... unfortunately.

[Badhobz]

There's gonna be blood on the streets because of this. The public isn't going to stand for it.

[Manic!]

[QUOTE=Hondaracer;8954555]

Canada in typical Canadian fashion is the vanilla version of it. You have a

[Manic!]

Canada in typical Canadian fashion is the vanilla version of it. You have a “good” leader in Harper who is the stereotypical conservative leader, good economically, tough socially, let’s other issues sort themselves out


:lol:lol:lol:lol:lol:lol:lol

Remember this:

https://images.thestar.com/idki3QU0D7Ko9epbc0wJB_b71Us=/1086x563/smart/filters:cb(2700061000)/https://www.thestar.com/content/dam/thestar/news/gta/g20/2010/06/07/tories_defend_2m_fake_lake_being_built_for_summit/muskokajpg.jpeg

Or this:

https://www.nationalobserver.com/sites/nationalobserver.com/files/styles/body_img/public/img/2015/10/02/petermackay.jpg?itok=7BqAwkdT



And this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sd-bYGhOKbI

Also can't forget the $2000 a night hotel rooms for ministers.


All I need to know is we have the lowest unemployment rate in Canadian history under Trudeau.

[Zedbra]

There's gonna be blood on the streets because of this. The public isn't going to stand for it.

And it won't be the Boris voters causing the blood.

[Nlkko]

This is the same clown that drumming up Brexit then didn't do shits after.

[Traum]

God bless Britain... FailFish

Jermery Hunt would have been more appealing to me, and he sounds like he is more level-headed than Boris Johnson is. Admittedly, my British politics knowledge is limited and superficial though.

With Boris Johnson "leading" the UK, I honestly can't imagine how anything good could come out of it due to his hardline Brexit stance. And then when election time comes, it's gonna be him against Jeremy Corbyn, who is a hardline leftist. Ideologically, I am anything but a leftist, so I can't see anything good coming out of their leaders. FailFish

Honestly... may God bless the Queen, and may God bless Britain. FailFish

[jasonturbo]

All I need to know is we have the lowest unemployment rate in Canadian history under Trudeau.

Current Canadian unemployment rate "under Trudeau" is 5.7%, that's 50% higher than what the USA has under Trump at 3.8%.

#MAGA

[Mr.HappySilp]

God bless Britain... FailFish

Jermery Hunt would have been more appealing to me, and he sounds like he is more level-headed than Boris Johnson is. Admittedly, my British politics knowledge is limited and superficial though.

With Boris Johnson "leading" the UK, I honestly can't imagine how anything good could come out of it due to his hardline Brexit stance. And then when election time comes, it's gonna be him against Jeremy Corbyn, who is a hardline leftist. Ideologically, I am anything but a leftist, so I can't see anything good coming out of their leaders. FailFish

Honestly... may God bless the Queen, and may God bless Britain. FailFish


The Queen might have a heart attack even before elections lol.

[Manic!]

Current Canadian unemployment rate "under Trudeau" is 5.7%, that's 50% higher than what the USA has under Trump at 3.8%.

#MAGA

Not measured the same. You also have a few percent of the population that does not want to work. Every business owner i talk to is having a hard time finding workers.

[MG1]

Woah, whoah, woe....................... you cannot just throw out the term, "god bless," at the drop of a hat.


god bless

[MG1]

god bless has so many meanings................

[jasonturbo]

Not measured the same. You also have a few percent of the population that does not want to work. Every business owner i talk to is having a hard time finding workers.

Feel free to explain the difference then...

I’ll say it another way, in 2013 both the USA and Canada had a virtually identical unemployment rate of 7.0%, since that time the USA has outperformed Canada by achieving a more significant reduction in unemployment.

The reason you can’t find workers on the island is because the island is full of lazy hippies.

[!LittleDragon]

Low unemployment in Canada is easy to do when the American economy is on fire since we rely on them. Essentially riding America's coat tails. I'd say this was more America than Trudeau. If the US were more lax on immigration, companies like Google and Microsoft wouldn't have had to open up offices up here and it would've been like another early 2000's brain drain.

What's a lot more difficult is not letting Canada get dragged down into the dumpster that America was in back in 2008. We should've been right down there with them considering how tied our economies are but we weren't.

[Manic!]

Feel free to explain the difference then...

I’ll say it another way, in 2013 both the USA and Canada had a virtually identical unemployment rate of 7.0%, since that time the USA has outperformed Canada by achieving a more significant reduction in unemployment.

The reason you can’t find workers on the island is because the island is full of lazy hippies.

Not just the Island the mainland too. If you can't get a job in this economy the problem is you.

I am no expert on the unemployment rate but you can read more about the differences here: https://milescorak.com/2012/05/04/the-gap-between-us-and-canadian-unemployment-rates-is-bigger-than-it-appears/

[Zedbra]

Not measured the same. You also have a few percent of the population that does not want to work. Every business owner i talk to is having a hard time finding workers.

Not measured the same when Quebec, the voter central for Liberals, are given billions in transfer payments while the rest of the country, albeit minimal in population, struggles to live due to high cost of living. You can't get workers out West because they can't afford to work in shithole Nanaimo at Starbucks and pay rent.

Trudeau has tanked the oil industry, which cripples local economies (and provinces), but it has supported higher export dollars, a better US economy, Saudi payments to SNC lavelin, then back to the Liberals - because F you stupid Westerners. Join the people that are easily head faked.

It is not going to get any better with that pussy trying to tell you that peoplekind only included his cabinet members receiving patronage.

https://business.financialpost.com/news/economy/one-year-after-the-trade-wars-began-canadas-economy-has-been-altered

[Manic!]

Not measured the same when Quebec, the voter central for Liberals, are given billions in transfer payments while the rest of the country, albeit minimal in population, struggles to live due to high cost of living. You can't get workers out West because they can't afford to work in shithole Nanaimo at Starbucks and pay rent.

Trudeau has tanked the oil industry, which cripples local economies (and provinces), but it has supported higher export dollars, a better US economy, Saudi payments to SNC lavelin, then back to the Liberals - because F you stupid Westerners. Join the people that are easily head faked.

It is not going to get any better with that pussy trying to tell you that peoplekind only included his cabinet members receiving patronage.

https://business.financialpost.com/news/economy/one-year-after-the-trade-wars-began-canadas-economy-has-been-altered

Everyone knew the oil boom was not going to last. Why do you think all the major oil/gas companies sold their gas stations? Shell, Esso, Husky, Chevron sold all the stores they owned. In BC the economy is booming right now. Alberta should have diversified more when the times where good.

How good is Ontario doing under doug ford?

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/thunder-bay/bombardier-layoffs-thunder-bay-1.5206009

[Zedbra]

Everyone knew the oil boom was not going to last. Why do you think all the major oil/gas companies sold their gas stations? Shell, Esso, Husky, Chevron sold all the stores they owned. In BC the economy is booming right now. Alberta should have diversified more when the times where good.

How good is Ontario doing under doug ford?

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/thunder-bay/bombardier-layoffs-thunder-bay-1.5206009

Tourism due to a poor dollar is not booming. They sold to go where profits lay - elsewhere. The Feds should have doubled down when the sector was strong and forcing the US to consider refineries up North. Instead, assholes drive their beat up cars to protests against expansion, high paying jobs, and a commodity they need to survive, while posting on their plastic IFuck whatever that they are talking shit to save the world, but they are hypocrites that cannot live without oil.

I suggest you look more into economics and stop asking stupid rhetorical questions. Unless, of course, you expect stupid rhetorical responses. Slow night in Vietnanaimo I guess.

[CharlesInCharge]

I think this Zionist shill still drives a Toyota Previa!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GT9URdPRT9c

[Manic!]

Tourism due to a poor dollar is not booming. They sold to go where profits lay - elsewhere. The Feds should have doubled down when the sector was strong and forcing the US to consider refineries up North. Instead, assholes drive their beat up cars to protests against expansion, high paying jobs, and a commodity they need to survive, while posting on their plastic IFuck whatever that they are talking shit to save the world, but they are hypocrites that cannot live without oil.

I suggest you look more into economics and stop asking stupid rhetorical questions. Unless, of course, you expect stupid rhetorical responses. Slow night in Vietnanaimo I guess.

You think it's only tourism? Agriculture, trucking, tech, medical and the financial sector are all booming.

scheer will never get the pipe built.

[twitchyzero]

i did not expect to find so much hate on Nanaimo in a thread about UK :Popcorn

the only boom i've experienced recently are in digital/tech which hire mostly foreign talent anyways

the increase in AB plates don't seem to be visitors but displaced here to find work

[Bouncing Bettys]

The Island is a retirement home. For every lazy hippie, you can find 50 unemployable face tattooed hipsters in Vancouver.

[welfare]

Current Canadian unemployment rate "under Trudeau" is 5.7%, that's 50% higher than what the USA has under Trump at 3.8%.

#MAGA

Not measured the same. You also have a few percent of the population that does not want to work. Every business owner i talk to is having a hard time finding workers.

Why let something like facts and figures get in the way of a (not so) good argument?
https://business.financialpost.com/opinion/the-ugly-truth-hiding-behind-canadas-low-unemployment-rate-should-worry-us-all

[Manic!]

Why let something like facts and figures get in the way of a (not so) good argument?
https://business.financialpost.com/opinion/the-ugly-truth-hiding-behind-canadas-low-unemployment-rate-should-worry-us-all

Charles Lammam is director of fiscal studies and Brennan Sorge is a research intern at the Fraser Institute. The study, “Measuring Labour Markets in Canada and the United States: 2018 Edition,” is available at http://www.fraserinstitute.org.

[VRYALT3R3D]

I think this Zionist shill still drives a Toyota Previa!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GT9URdPRT9c

Maybe one day you will have the honour of making a cardboard body kit for him. Then you can use the money to go to Iran, transition to a woman, and finally be at peace with yourself.

[welfare]

When you can't win an argument based on facts...

Charles Lammam is director of fiscal studies and Brennan Sorge is a research intern at the Fraser Institute. The study, “Measuring Labour Markets in Canada and the United States: 2018 Edition,” is available at http://www.fraserinstitute.org.

[quasi]

Feel free to explain the difference then...

I’ll say it another way, in 2013 both the USA and Canada had a virtually identical unemployment rate of 7.0%, since that time the USA has outperformed Canada by achieving a more significant reduction in unemployment.

The reason you can’t find workers on the island is because the island is full of lazy hippies.

He's right you know!

At least that was my experience when our family had our construction business. We did the majority of our work in the lower mainland, some projects out of town like Calgary and what not.

When we had to go to the island which we did occasionally it was a nightmare to find tradesman who would show up regularly or put in a full days work. Sunny out, going boating, going fishing whatever zero fucks given. We did a few schools and a theater on the island and every time it was more economical for us to bring guys from the lower mainland, pay LOA and put them up in a hotel then it was to hire local guys and believe me we would have rather hired local.

That said the company I work for now does have a decent crew on the island but whenever they get busy past what the smallish crew can handle there we have to send them guys from our office in the Interior, Alberta or the lower mainland because generally speaking the labour force there in our industry is trash.

[Mr.HappySilp]

He's right you know!

At least that was my experience when our family had our construction business. We did the majority of our work in the lower mainland, some projects out of town like Calgary and what not.

When we had to go to the island which we did occasionally it was a nightmare to find tradesman who would show up regularly or put in a full days work. Sunny out, going boating, going fishing whatever zero fucks given. We did a few schools and a theater on the island and every time it was more economical for us to bring guys from the lower mainland, pay LOA and put them up in a hotel then it was to hire local guys and believe me we would have rather hired local.

That said the company I work for now does have a decent crew on the island but whenever they get busy past what the smallish crew can handle there we have to send them guys from our office in the Interior, Alberta or the lower mainland because generally speaking the labour force there in our industry is trash.

Also it seems like a lot of places in Vancouver is hiring IE restaurants, supermakrets, temp constructions workers. Not sure how much they paid though. One of my co workers were jokingly saying coz these places don't pay enough so they are always looking to hire.

[Ferra]

Also it seems like a lot of places in Vancouver is hiring IE restaurants, supermakrets, temp constructions workers. Not sure how much they paid though. One of my co workers were jokingly saying coz these places don't pay enough so they are always looking to hire.
more like people don't want to work at a job with no prestige nowadays

you will get thousands of resume for a $14/hr bank teller job, but no response for a waiter or laborer position that pays more


Gf works at a fancy, pretty famous restaurant, they get dozen of people looking to stage (i.e. work for free) every months.
While an uncle of mine who runs a typical AYCE Japanese restaurant always complain he can't hire and keep staffs for his kitchen

There is a lot more prestige telling people you work in a well-known restaurant than some obscure restaurants...even if you are a junior in the former and a higher paid head chef in the latter

[68style]

It's hard to IG from McDonald's or Timmies yo

[shabusen]

Seems appropriate...

[Manic!]

It's hard to IG from McDonald's or Timmies yo

Ex employee was posting shots from her new work place Papa Johns. She had to sneak in the phone.

[Manic!]

Scottish Leader Threatens Independence Referendum in Case of No Deal Brexit

https://theglobepost.com/2019/07/25/scotland-independence-brexit-johnson/

[The_AK]

:lol:lol:lol:lol:lol:lol:lol

Remember this:

https://images.thestar.com/idki3QU0D7Ko9epbc0wJB_b71Us=/1086x563/smart/filters:cb(2700061000)/https://www.thestar.com/content/dam/thestar/news/gta/g20/2010/06/07/tories_defend_2m_fake_lake_being_built_for_summit/muskokajpg.jpeg

Or this:

https://www.nationalobserver.com/sites/nationalobserver.com/files/styles/body_img/public/img/2015/10/02/petermackay.jpg?itok=7BqAwkdT



And this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sd-bYGhOKbI

Also can't forget the $2000 a night hotel rooms for ministers.


All I need to know is we have the lowest unemployment rate in Canadian history under Trudeau.

because many of us are working two jobs

[Manic!]

because many of us are working two jobs

And we still have a lot of vacant jobs. Whats the solution?

[mikemhg]

Feel free to explain the difference then...

I’ll say it another way, in 2013 both the USA and Canada had a virtually identical unemployment rate of 7.0%, since that time the USA has outperformed Canada by achieving a more significant reduction in unemployment.

The reason you can’t find workers on the island is because the island is full of lazy hippies.

Hmmm... wouldn't more of that credit apply to Obama's presidency then? But yes, #MAGA.

[jasonturbo]

Hmmm... wouldn't more of that credit apply to Obama's presidency then? But yes, #MAGA.

I think as reasonable people we can agree that domestic policy does not impact the unemployment rate nearly as much as global macroeconomic and political circumstances.

Having said that, long term average unemployment rate of the USA is 5.75%, during the Obama era unemployment peaked at 9.9% in 2009 and dropped to 4.7% by the time Trump took over the White House in 2015.

Although the reduction in unemployment by both Obama and Trump could be viewed as "impressive", I would argue that the more impressive feat is to achieve the lowest possible unemployment rate... so long as it is sustainable... and I question whether the current 3.7% unemployment rate is sustainable.

Ultimately a "healthy" unemployment rate is likely closer to the historical average, and if the US Fed was to further increase the prime lending rate (Reducing borrowing and increasing the value of the greenback and associated exports) and Trump were to reverse course on some of the tax cuts (The ones that have resulted in record corporate profits and significant increases to federal debt)... things would probably balance out quite nicely.

Sauces:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/chuckjones/2018/10/30/two-charts-show-trumps-job-gains-are-just-a-continuation-from-obamas-presidency/#744f1e2e1af3

https://ycharts.com/indicators/us_unemployment_rate

Meanwhile we have a financially incompetent leader and a cabinet that resembles some sort of bizarre social experiment.

McKenna - Human rights and social justice lawyer (No experience or education related to her current role of Minister of Environment and Climate Change)

Sohi - Playwright and a bus driver (No experience of education related to his current role of Minister of Natural Resources)

Freeland - A journalist and author who wrote a book about how being wealthy is evil (No experience or education related to her current role of Minister of Foreign Affairs)

[68style]

^
Isn’t that what Trump also does though? Put tonnes of people who are totally unqualified in charge of very important sectors of government?

[jasonturbo]

^
Isn’t that what Trump also does though? Put tonnes of people who are totally unqualified in charge of very important sectors of government?

Yes, and I think both Trudeau and Trump are baboons.

However, I do prefer a gov that priorities finances and security over virtue signalling, plastic straws and peoplekind.

[Manic!]

Meanwhile we have a financially incompetent leader and a cabinet that resembles some sort of bizarre social experiment.

McKenna - Human rights and social justice lawyer (No experience or education related to her current role of Minister of Environment and Climate Change)

Sohi - Playwright and a bus driver (No experience of education related to his current role of Minister of Natural Resources)

Freeland - A journalist and author who wrote a book about how being wealthy is evil (No experience or education related to her current role of Minister of Foreign Affairs)
Have you looked at who was in harpers cabinet?

Leona Aglukkaq

Minister of the Environment 15 Jul. 2013 – 4 Nov. 2015
Minister of Health 18 May 2011 - 14 Jul 2013
Minister of the Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency 30 Oct. 2008 - 14 Jul. 2013

Prior to running as an MP, Aglukkaq served on the Hamlet Council of Cambridge Bay. She was also a Government of Nunavut public servant, working for the Office of the Clerk of the Nunavut Legislature, and as the Deputy Minister of Culture, Language, Elders and Youth. Information regarding Aglukkaq's post-secondary education has never been made public. AKA not a doctor with no medical experience.


Rona Ambrose Minister of Health 15 Jul. 2013 – 4 Nov. 2015
Minister of Public Works and Government Services 9 Jan. 2010 – 15 Jul. 2013
Minister of State (Status of Women) 9 Apr. 2010 – 15 Jul. 2013
Minister of Western Economic Diversification 5 Nov. 2010 – 17 May 2011
Minister of Labour 30 Oct. 2008 – 19 Jan. 2010
President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada 4 Jan. 2007 – 30 Oct. 2008
Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs 4 Jan. 2007 – 30 Oct. 2008
Minister of Western Economic Diversification 4 Jan. 2007 – 30 Oct. 2008
Minister of the Environment 6 Feb. 2006 – 4 Jan. 2007

Ambrose was born Ronalee Chapchuk in Valleyview, Alberta, as the daughter of Colleen (née Clark) and James Chapchuk.[11][12][13] She grew up in both Brazil and Parkland County of Alberta. In addition to English, she also speaks Portuguese and Spanish but is less fluent in French.[14] Ambrose has a Bachelor of Arts in women's and gender studies from the University of Victoria and a Master of Arts degree in political science from the University of Alberta.[14]

Again not a doctor and no medical experience.

Jason Kenney

Minister of National Defence 9 Feb. 2015 – 4 Nov. 2015
Minister of Multiculturalism and Citizenship 9 Feb. 2015 – 4 Nov. 2015
Minister of Employment and Social Development 15 Jul. 2013 – 9 Feb. 2015
Minister of Citizenship and Immigration 30 Oct. 2008 – 14 Jul. 2013
Secretary of State for Multiculturalism and Canadian Identity 4 Jan. 2007 – 30 Oct. 2008

He studied philosophy at the University of San Francisco, a Jesuit university in San Francisco, California, but failed to complete coursework.


Collage drop out with no military experience.

[jasonturbo]

Can you direct me to where I celebrated Harpers cabinet appointments?

Your problem is you think that I am either conservative or liberal, I am in fact neither, I have never voted or provided any support to a political party.

I've wondered at times who was so influential to you that you ended up this way, normally spoiled kids that work for their parents and drive a supercar paid for by mommy and daddy are far less ideological.

[Manic!]

Can you direct me to where I celebrated Harpers cabinet appointments?

Your problem is you think that I am either conservative or liberal, I am in fact neither, I have never voted or provided any support to a political party.

I've wondered at times who was so influential to you that you ended up this way, normally spoiled kids that work for their parents and drive a supercar paid for by mommy and daddy are far less ideological.

Just pointing out that's how all governments work. Looked like you were shocked how people in the liberal cabinet had no real experience when it's common practice.

[68style]

What is the point of talking about cabinet minister appointments then if you weren’t comparing it to someone (ie: Harper)? How do you vote for someone based on who they will pick for cabinet appointments when that decision isn’t made until after they’re already voted in?

I’m confused why you brought it up.

[jasonturbo]

What is the point of talking about cabinet minister appointments then if you weren’t comparing it to someone (ie: Harper)? How do you vote for someone based on who they will pick for cabinet appointments when that decision isn’t made until after they’re already voted in?

I’m confused why you brought it up.

1. I don't understand what the point in comparing current and past appointments would be, it would be non-sensical for me to complain about past appointments... they are no longer in government.

2. I'm not sure how someone would vote for someone based on assumptions of cabinet appointments... and I certainly didn't suggest otherwise.

3. I bring up the appointments because I believe they have performed poorly, and I believe their lack of relevant education and training is a major contributing factor to said performance.

[Manic!]

1. I don't understand what the point in comparing current and past appointments would be, it would be non-sensical for me to complain about past appointments... they are no longer in government.

2. I'm not sure how someone would vote for someone based on assumptions of cabinet appointments... and I certainly didn't suggest otherwise.

3. I bring up the appointments because I believe they have performed poorly, and I believe their lack of relevant education and training is a major contributing factor to said performance.

Depending on the way a PM runs things cabinet ministers don't make policy they execute the P.M's plans. When harper was P.M. everyone knew he and his advisers called the shots and he and is staff spoon feed answers to his ministers. That's why his ministers would repeat the same answer no matter what the question and you had a high school grad as the minister of health.

Also look at the official oppositions shadow cabinet that will give you a good idea on who they will have for ministers if elected.

Health: Marilyn Gladu

Marilyn Gladu MP (née McInerney;[citation needed] born 1962) is a Canadian politician who was elected as a Member of Parliament in the House of Commons of Canada to represent the federal electoral ward Sarnia—Lambton during the 2015 Canadian federal election.[2]

Gladu was a professional engineer who worked for Dow Chemical for 21 years, in a variety of roles locally and globally. She then became engineering manager and subsequently the director of engineering at Suncor before taking a consultant role at WorleyParsons. During her career, Gladu was the chair for the Canadian Society of Chemical Engineers locally, and the national director of science and industrial policy for the same organization. She has been on the dean's advisory council for the Faculty of Engineering at Queen's University.

She currently serves as both the Official Opposition's critic for health and as chair of the Standing Committee on Status of Women. Under the previous leadership of Rona Ambrose, Gladu was the Official Opposition critic for science.


National Defence: James Bezan

Bezan was born May 19, 1965 in Russell, Manitoba[1] Bezan attended Olds College in Alberta where he majored in livestock technology in the Agricultural Production program.[2] Bezan worked in the livestock and cattle industries in the 1980s and 1990s, and started his own company in 1996. He served as Chief Executive Officer of the Manitoba Cattle Producer's Association, and has sat on boards in the fields of cattle and food production. He also operates a family farm near Teulon, Manitoba.[3]

See the rest here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Official_Opposition_Shadow_Cabinet_(Canada)

[welfare]

Make great deals :thumbsup:
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-49135045

[Manic!]

Make great deals :thumbsup:
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-49135045

Did I tell you about the time I'm going to score the winning goal in a major sporting event? It's going to be great.

This is another deal that's never going to happen. Even if some time of deal does happen how is that going to help all the farmers he put on welfare? 16 Billion in farm subsidies because he tried to get tough with China. China just signed a deal with Russia for soy and wheat. Something they use to buy from the US.


https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trade-china-agriculture/china-approves-wheat-soy-imports-from-russia-idUSKCN1UL275

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/25/us/politics/farm-aid-trade-wars.html

I thought cons hated government handouts?

[jasonturbo]

I thought cons hated government handouts?

Not to their friends/supporters lol

Though the same could be said for every political party/group... they are all crooks committing the same crimes, it's only the fine details of the crimes that differ.

[320icar]

Make great deals :thumbsup:
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-49135045

Maybe I’m wrong, but what exactly does the UK export? I thought over the last 50 years they’ve become exclusively a country of importing goods? Other than some classic Welsh cheese. A deal with the US would be great for them, something like nafta or wtv with really low tariffs. Good for export for US and maybe cost of goods would go down for the UK