Hi Famefag.You'll pardon us for not believing a word of this. After all, we are anons, and anyone could post this kind of crap.
The point is, we don't care who you are. We are anon. We are Q. Contribute to the research, or GTFO.
Why does our government keep digging it's own grave? Yesterday we found out Trudeau is suing Scheer, (discovery, kek) and today Cath McK gives 12 million to Loblaw(s) to upgrade their refrigeration to fight cough climate change.
It's like they are TRYING to poke the bear. Why?
Loblaws is trending in Canada.
Background
https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/loblaws-cra-glenhuron-bank-barbados-tax-1.4631967
Hmm. He's not the same, he's worse. The FLQ started in '63, and PET didn't bring in the war measures act until 1970. Things don't seem to be moving in that direction when you look at it globally. Since Trump won I have watched the left/evil/greedy digging their own graves WW. It seems to have accelerated in Canada over the last 2 months. I don't understand the plan, but it's working.
<<Not that he's not trying to bankrupt Alberta, like his Dad.
Recently, Dr. Barry Cooper, a professor of political science at the University of Calgary, made a persuasive argument that with 2019 now upon us, we are witnessing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s campaign to fulfill his father’s dream of a powerless Alberta, stripped of its energy wealth in the name of climate change. According to Cooper, rather than attempt to simply steal Alberta’s energy wealth as Pierre Trudeau tried to do with his National Energy Program, his son seeks to simply smash it out of existence.
Cooper observes that “in place of a single plan to confiscate Western Wealth, however we find a series of incremental policies designed to ensure that, as Trudeau’s principle secretary Gerald Butts once put it, there would be no Canadian hydrocarbon industry within a generation.”
The two most direct assaults on Alberta’s energy sector are Bill C-48, the oilsand-specific tanker ban off the British Columbia coast, and the pending Bill C-69, which “reforms” the environmental assessment process to make obtaining approval to build energy projects even more difficult, to the point that some in the energy sector are saying that if Bill C-69 is enacted, there will be little reason to invest in Canada’s energy sector. Add to this the ongoing blockade against pipelines leading to tidewater, and the Trudeau agenda could not be more clear.
https://www.fraserinstitute.org/article/alberta-under-siege-in-2019
<<Meanwhile, Saudi oil still gets a pass on Trudeau's enviro rules and taxes.
Just a quick question for the Trudeau government about its current tiff with the Saudis: If you’re serious about standing up to Riyadh, how come you are stilling giving their oil a free pass? How come you have exempted it from your upcoming carbon tax and are not subjecting Saudi oil to the same environmental regulations you have imposed on Western Canadian oil?
It couldn’t be because most Saudi oil is destined for Quebec?
You’re supposed to be in a battle with the Saudis, yet an objective outside observer might think you’re at war with Alberta, instead.
https://torontosun.com/opinion/columnists/gunter-saudi-oil-still-gets-a-pass-on-trudeaus-enviro-rules-and-taxes
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>and of course they don't have guns…."
Where does this idea come from? I have my PAL, and own rifles. My son has a PAL, and a Restricted firearms license, so he also has handguns.
>^^^^^this link has the orig text from an anon
in a different thread
You should have marked it lb, or other bread, ya-know? That's why I >it.
I appreciate the concern, but there were 2.1 million PAL holders in Canada in 2015.Must be more than that now, but I can't find the stats.
At this point, in the fight for our children's future, it doesn't really matter if they break my door in, and take me to the camps. Even if I do it wrong, and make mistakes. If I need to be prosecuted/persecuted, in order for the world to be saved, so be it.
How many great people have died for truth? I am no more important than them as an individual. I used to be afraid. I am not afraid anymore.
I won't apologize for caring too much.
WWG1WGA
I meant to add that I appreciate your willingness to learn to bake. Sorry to come off so snarky.
No worries Fren. You have a great Friday too!
Yup. 7866 is up now.
Oddly enough, there is an upscale pizza place on fire just blocks from Parliament Hill, in Ottawa. The fire at the Vittoria Trattoria started about 1 1/2 hrs. ago. It started on the roof, and is spreading. It's a very old building, and business.
I wonder what's in that basement.
https://twitter.com/search?vertical=default&q=%22Vittoria%20Trattoria%22&src=tren