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Justin Trudeau Resigns

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Tuesday, January 7, 2025 7:48 AM


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Originally posted by Brenda:
Since it has happened all we Canadians do is hope that Pierre Poilivre doesn't get in. We have a Federal election coming up at some point this year.

I will hear all about it on the news tonight.

SIGNY:
How do you see Poilivre?


BRENDA:

I see Poilievre as almost a Republican in your sense. He's too far right for my taste.



I hope you'll tell me more about this.

Is he fiscally conservative? i.e. wanting to cut the national budget? If so, does he have his axe sharpened for health care? Or any other particular program?

Is he socially conservative? i.e. wanting to get back to "old fashioned values" of man-eoman marriage?

Is he nationalistic? "Canada for Canadians?" Anti-immigrant? Against first nations heritage?

Is he economically conservative? Full-on pro- industry and commodity extraction, global warming and environmental concerns be damned?

Is he isolationist? Withdraw from the rest of the world?

How does he view the USA under Trump? Potential partner? Frenemy?

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At least we have at least three Premiers that he won't want to really deal with and that is Doug Ford, who has threatened to shut down electricity to the states bordering us.
2nd could be David Eby, who is the Premier of my province. You need our soft wood for building. This has been a bone of contention since I was a kid. US puts tariffs on it then we retaliate. Back and forth.
3rd could be the Premier of Alberta Danielle Smith. Oil and gas rich Alberta, which is sold to the US. Even though she is a Conservative like Doug Ford, she might put up a fight.

Always interested in learning about our great neighbor to the north!

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Tuesday, January 7, 2025 9:56 AM

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:

Quote:

Originally posted by Brenda:
Since it has happened all we Canadians do is hope that Pierre Poilivre doesn't get in. We have a Federal election coming up at some point this year.

I will hear all about it on the news tonight.

SIGNY:
How do you see Poilivre?


BRENDA:

I see Poilievre as almost a Republican in your sense. He's too far right for my taste.



I hope you'll tell me more about this.

Is he fiscally conservative? i.e. wanting to cut the national budget? If so, does he have his axe sharpened for health care? Or any other particular program?

Is he socially conservative? i.e. wanting to get back to "old fashioned values" of man-eoman marriage?

Is he nationalistic? "Canada for Canadians?" Anti-immigrant? Against first nations heritage?

Is he economically conservative? Full-on pro- industry and commodity extraction, global warming and environmental concerns be damned?

Is he isolationist? Withdraw from the rest of the world?

How does he view the USA under Trump? Potential partner? Frenemy?

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At least we have at least three Premiers that he won't want to really deal with and that is Doug Ford, who has threatened to shut down electricity to the states bordering us.
2nd could be David Eby, who is the Premier of my province. You need our soft wood for building. This has been a bone of contention since I was a kid. US puts tariffs on it then we retaliate. Back and forth.
3rd could be the Premier of Alberta Danielle Smith. Oil and gas rich Alberta, which is sold to the US. Even though she is a Conservative like Doug Ford, she might put up a fight.

Always interested in learning about our great neighbor to the north!

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"It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal." - Henry Kissinger


AMERICANS SUPPORT AMERICA




Don't think he has mentioned cutting programs in the national budget. But he could try and ramp up our military spending. I'm just not sure the Canadian economy could handle that without maybe taking a bite out of something.

He doesn't hit me as socially conservative but I haven't heard him speak in campaign mode. Yet. So have to see on that one.

Trudeau had scaled back immigration before he resigned and Poilievre could cut it back more. First Nations have a grand council and grand chief who deals with Ottawa and that has always been contentious and he could make that more so.

In the last years there have been deals over pipe lines for oil like Key Stone. That he was against but that more to do with what the government paid for the line.

He might try to pull us back from somethings, like say Ukraine.

He has said that he sees the USA under Trump as a potential partner.

Okay, lets call Poilievre Republican-lite until the election and I can get a better handle on what he actually thinks.

Ford is from Ontario and states like Wisconsin and Michigan get a lot of energy from there. So, he could put the brakes on it and water.

Eby as I said is from my province of BC and a lot of our soft wood goes down there. When we put prices up on the wood, down there a tariff is placed on it then we find something from the US to put a tariff on. I've been watching this since I was child. Back and forth, like a ping pong match.

Now, I should point out that I don't like Danielle Smith because she is a Conservative and I think she is making a mess out of Alberta in my eyes. She wanted to cut health care in Alberta and was ready to battle Ottawa over it. All the provinces can do with healthcare payments from Ottawa is decide what it is used on. Anyway I digress and I have a soft spot for Alberta. My dad was from there. Oil and gas from Alberta is sold in the US, so she too could turn off the taps.

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Tuesday, January 7, 2025 9:59 AM

Political pundits on the news tonight were saying Spring for the election. So that leaves less than 90days for a new Liberal leader to be picked. Already people are throwing their hats into the ring.

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Tuesday, January 7, 2025 1:27 PM


Quote:

Quote:

Originally posted by Brenda:
Since it has happened all we Canadians do is hope that Pierre Poilivre doesn't get in. We have a Federal election coming up at some point this year.

I will hear all about it on the news tonight.

SIGNY:
How do you see Poilivre?


BRENDA:

I see Poilievre as almost a Republican in your sense. He's too far right for my taste.



I hope you'll tell me more about this.

Is he fiscally conservative? i.e. wanting to cut the national budget? If so, does he have his axe sharpened for health care? Or any other particular program?

Is he socially conservative? i.e. wanting to get back to "old fashioned values" of man-eoman marriage?

Is he nationalistic? "Canada for Canadians?" Anti-immigrant? Against first nations heritage?

Is he economically conservative? Full-on pro- industry and commodity extraction, global warming and environmental concerns be damned?

Is he isolationist? Withdraw from the rest of the world?

How does he view the USA under Trump? Potential partner? Frenemy?

Quote:

At least we have at least three Premiers that he won't want to really deal with and that is Doug Ford, who has threatened to shut down electricity to the states bordering us.
2nd could be David Eby, who is the Premier of my province. You need our soft wood for building. This has been a bone of contention since I was a kid. US puts tariffs on it then we retaliate. Back and forth.
3rd could be the Premier of Alberta Danielle Smith. Oil and gas rich Alberta, which is sold to the US. Even though she is a Conservative like Doug Ford, she might put up a fight.

Always interested in learning about our great neighbor to the north!



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BRENDA
Don't think he has mentioned cutting programs in the national budget. But he could try and ramp up our military spending. I'm just not sure the Canadian economy could handle that without maybe taking a bite out of something.

I can't imagine why he'd want to increase military spending. Unless he's trying to protect Canada's southern border from those horrible loudmouth Americans who keep sneaking over.


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nHe doesn't hit me as socially conservative but I haven't heard him speak in campaign mode. Yet. So have to see on that one.

Trudeau had scaled back immigration before he resigned and Poilievre could cut it back more. First Nations have a grand council and grand chief who deals with Ottawa and that has always been contentious and he could make that more so.

That could be a problem. Here in the states, the Federal government has a history of taking resources away from indigenes. Even today, if something (shale oil, right of way) valuable is found on native land. I hope that doesnt happen there.

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In the last years there have been deals over pipe lines for oil like Key Stone. That he was against but that more to do with what the government paid for the line.
what do you think about pipelines transporting (what I assume is) tar sands oil? I've read that alot of farmers and ranchers are against them bc tar sands have a lot of sulfur in them, and leaking H2S has sickened herds.

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He might try to pull us back from somethings, like say Ukraine.
I certainly hope so. I'm not sure OUR budget can stand the expense. Seems not a good deal for Canada either.

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He has said that he sees the USA under Trump as a potential partner.
That might be naive. Trump is for Trump and the USA. I can't imagine Trump "partnering" with anyone except Israel. Likely to be a one-way relationship.

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Okay, lets call Poilievre Republican-lite until the election and I can get a better handle on what he actually thinks.
Cool! Let me know, if you got the time. I'm always curious (my family says "nosy") about whassup.

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*Ford is from Ontario and states like Wisconsin and Michigan get a lot of energy from there. So, he coul

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Tuesday, January 7, 2025 2:41 PM

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Originally posted by JAYNEZTOWN:
51st State or British Colony

predictions threads?

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:

This was a long time coming. One more correct prediction under my belt.



Everyone predicted this, he's been in power almost forever so you are not allowed take credits on this one.




I can assure you that neither Ted nor Second predicted this.

It makes no difference when he came to power. It only makes a difference when I first said it, which was well after Joe Biden* was President. It was during peak covid, after he was freezing truck driver's bank accounts and ruining their lives because they dared disobey his word.

It also makes no difference if "everybody" predicted that he was going to resign or get booted either. Everybody knew that Deadpool and Wolverine was going to be a hit this year, but I take credit with that easy 2024 movie prediction along with the hard ones too. And speaking of movies, I know a lot of guys who have been saying that it's Kathleen Kennedy's final days at Disney more than twice as long as I said Tredeau was done.

And the difference between Ted's half-a-dozen concurrent "Tick Tock" threads is that Ted has never had a correct prediction out of any of them, despite some of them being 5 and 6 years old. What's worse with those is that until they all failed, they were all being regularly bumped up to the top all that time too.

My prediction for this thread? It fades off the top page within a week, only to ever return to the top if Justin makes the news years from now and you necropost it to the top.

In fact, I would have posted this in the thread where I initially predicted that Tredeau was gone, but I wouldn't have a clue if that was on page 2 or page 250 or how many times that you've necroposted it since I initially made it. I don't get to use that "feature" of the website anymore because you broke it.



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Tuesday, January 7, 2025 2:44 PM

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
Chrystia Freeland, rabid anti-Russian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, quit Trudeau's wildly unpopular government Dec 17, 2024.
https://apnews.com/article/finance-minister-chrystia-freeland-resigns-
trudeau-a8355a62870edd962fee8138dc6bfc77

She was widely considered the brains behind woke, globalist, boy-puppet Trudeau.

Not knowing Canadian politics, IDK if her resignation caused Trudeau to quit, or if it was a "rats leaving a sinking ship" indication of a government already falling apart.

"Why is Trudeau so unpopular?" search result

https://inews.co.uk/news/world/justin-trudeau-unpopular-canada-prime-m
inister-3464282




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Yeah....

I think we're about to find out a whole lot more about this stuff.

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Tuesday, January 7, 2025 11:28 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by SIGNYM:

Quote:

Quote:

Originally posted by Brenda:
Since it has happened all we Canadians do is hope that Pierre Poilivre doesn't get in. We have a Federal election coming up at some point this year.

I will hear all about it on the news tonight.

SIGNY:
How do you see Poilivre?


BRENDA:

I see Poilievre as almost a Republican in your sense. He's too far right for my taste.



I hope you'll tell me more about this.

Is he fiscally conservative? i.e. wanting to cut the national budget? If so, does he have his axe sharpened for health care? Or any other particular program?

Is he socially conservative? i.e. wanting to get back to "old fashioned values" of man-eoman marriage?

Is he nationalistic? "Canada for Canadians?" Anti-immigrant? Against first nations heritage?

Is he economically conservative? Full-on pro- industry and commodity extraction, global warming and environmental concerns be damned?

Is he isolationist? Withdraw from the rest of the world?

How does he view the USA under Trump? Potential partner? Frenemy?

Quote:

At least we have at least three Premiers that he won't want to really deal with and that is Doug Ford, who has threatened to shut down electricity to the states bordering us.
2nd could be David Eby, who is the Premier of my province. You need our soft wood for building. This has been a bone of contention since I was a kid. US puts tariffs on it then we retaliate. Back and forth.
3rd could be the Premier of Alberta Danielle Smith. Oil and gas rich Alberta, which is sold to the US. Even though she is a Conservative like Doug Ford, she might put up a fight.

Always interested in learning about our great neighbor to the north!



Quote:

BRENDA
Don't think he has mentioned cutting programs in the national budget. But he could try and ramp up our military spending. I'm just not sure the Canadian economy could handle that without maybe taking a bite out of something.

I can't imagine why he'd want to increase military spending. Unless he's trying to protect Canada's southern border from those horrible loudmouth Americans who keep sneaking over.


Quote:

nHe doesn't hit me as socially conservative but I haven't heard him speak in campaign mode. Yet. So have to see on that one.

Trudeau had scaled back immigration before he resigned and Poilievre could cut it back more. First Nations have a grand council and grand chief who deals with Ottawa and that has always been contentious and he could make that more so.

That could be a problem. Here in the states, the Federal government has a history of taking resources away from indigenes. Even today, if something (shale oil, right of way) valuable is found on native land. I hope that doesnt happen there.

Quote:

In the last years there have been deals over pipe lines for oil like Key Stone. That he was against but that more to do with what the government paid for the line.
what do you think about pipelines transporting (what I assume is) tar sands oil? I've read that alot of farmers and ranchers are against them bc tar sands have a lot of sulfur in them, and leaking H2S has sickened herds.

Quote:

He might try to pull us back from somethings, like say Ukraine.
I certainly hope so. I'm not sure OUR budget can stand the expense. Seems not a good deal for Canada either.

Quote:

He has said that he sees the USA under Trump as a potential partner.
That might be naive. Trump is for Trump and the USA. I can't imagine Trump "partnering" with anyone except Israel. Likely to be a one-way relationship.

Quote:

Okay, lets call Poilievre Republican-lite until the election and I can get a better handle on what he actually thinks.
Cool! Let me know, if you got the time. I'm always curious (my family says "nosy") about whassup.

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*Ford is from Ontario and states like Wisconsin and Michigan get

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Wednesday, January 8, 2025 12:37 AM

Just as an aside: One of my other Canadian friends grew up in Rainy River, ONT. Seems like now they're trying to control the border by putting up gates at the border crossing, but also seems hardly worthwhile with miles and miles of (beautiful) forest on either side


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Wednesday, January 8, 2025 3:46 AM

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
Just as an aside: One of my other Canadian friends grew up in Rainy River, ONT. Seems like now they're trying to control the border by putting up gates at the border crossing, but also seems hardly worthwhile with miles and miles of (beautiful) forest on either side


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Haven't heard that but we don't get all the news that happens in the east out west.

We had someone jump the border in a stolen pick up truck. This was at the Peace Arch crossing. The truck was stolen down in Oregon, think the news said. Started a police chase but the guy was caught on Canadian soil. Police haven't figured out what he was trying to do.

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Wednesday, January 8, 2025 4:32 AM

2020

New fence along undefended U.S.-Canada border will deter smuggling, says official

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