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Posted: 8/31/2016 1:52:17 PM EDT
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It'll bounce back, aye.
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Posted: 8/31/2016 1:52:40 PM EDT
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I blame the new lefty PM
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Posted: 8/31/2016 1:53:18 PM EDT
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And even that tells perhaps 10% of the story. |
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Posted: 8/31/2016 1:54:09 PM EDT
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I blame the new lefty PM That's kind of the gist here. When a "diverse cabinet" takes priority over quality leadership you have problems. Not to mention that Canada doesn't produce shit but raw materials. |
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Posted: 8/31/2016 1:56:24 PM EDT
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It's all the fire's fault. Just like when we had a cold winter that caused our woes. It's NEVER due to anything they do.
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Posted: 8/31/2016 3:05:58 PM EDT
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That's kind of the gist here. When a "diverse cabinet" takes priority over quality leadership you have problems. Not to mention that Canada doesn't produce shit but raw materials. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I blame the new lefty PM That's kind of the gist here. When a "diverse cabinet" takes priority over quality leadership you have problems. Not to mention that Canada doesn't produce shit but raw materials. our biggest problem is the same as the problem the Americans have....a leader and his handpicked brigade of irresponsible nitwits which are in the process of spending borrowed money to stimulate the economy. it doesn't work in the private sector, but apparently it is the standard cure in the government. what's their secret? |
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Posted: 8/31/2016 3:12:14 PM EDT
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Posted: 8/31/2016 3:14:11 PM EDT
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It's not really suprising.
Look here. 
and here 
and here 
So, a major industry gets smoked by low oil prices, Canada's operating budget is huge from payroll taxes and they spend a lot on their citizens via stuff. The equation is out of balance. |
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Posted: 8/31/2016 3:20:20 PM EDT
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Canada suffers worst maple syrup harvest in 55 years, syrup riots break out in Ottawa,,,,,, |
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Posted: 8/31/2016 3:21:32 PM EDT
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Canada suffers worst maple syrup harvest in 55 years, syrup riots break out in Ottawa,,,,,, 
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Posted: 8/31/2016 3:25:53 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: It's all the fire's fault. Just like when we had a cold winter that caused our woes. It's NEVER due to anything they do. The entire worldwide economy is faltering and on the verge of collapse, and our governments will use whatever excuses they can come up with to justify their incompetence. It's amazing, really. Normal rates of economic expansion used to be 2.5-3-4%. The US grew at 6.5% for several quarters after Reagan was elected, and 5% for multiple years thereafter. Now we're LUCKY if we get .5% or 1%. 1% growth in Canada would be heralded as an 'economic miracle' and everyone would pat Turdboy on the back and tell him to keep up the good work. We're all fucked. Europe and Japan will go first (Deutsche Bank is absolutely FUCKED right now), followed by Canada, followed by the US and everyone else thereafter. |
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Posted: 8/31/2016 3:25:54 PM EDT
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Yet their currency is still stronger than ours.
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Posted: 8/31/2016 3:28:41 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Yet their currency is still stronger than ours. Ah, no. It was even with the USD when oil was $90+, and above par when oil was $90-$140, but it's not even close now. We're down about 30 cents on the USD. |
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Posted: 8/31/2016 3:38:56 PM EDT
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The entire worldwide economy is faltering and on the verge of collapse, and our governments will use whatever excuses they can come up with to justify their incompetence. It's amazing, really. Normal rates of economic expansion used to be 2.5-3-4%. The US grew at 6.5% for several quarters after Reagan was elected, and 5% for multiple years thereafter. Now we're LUCKY if we get .5% or 1%. 1% growth in Canada would be heralded as an 'economic miracle' and everyone would pat Turdboy on the back and tell him to keep up the good work. We're all fucked. Europe and Japan will go first (Deutsche Bank is absolutely FUCKED right now), followed by Canada, followed by the US and everyone else thereafter. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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It's all the fire's fault. Just like when we had a cold winter that caused our woes. It's NEVER due to anything they do. The entire worldwide economy is faltering and on the verge of collapse, and our governments will use whatever excuses they can come up with to justify their incompetence. It's amazing, really. Normal rates of economic expansion used to be 2.5-3-4%. The US grew at 6.5% for several quarters after Reagan was elected, and 5% for multiple years thereafter. Now we're LUCKY if we get .5% or 1%. 1% growth in Canada would be heralded as an 'economic miracle' and everyone would pat Turdboy on the back and tell him to keep up the good work. We're all fucked. Europe and Japan will go first (Deutsche Bank is absolutely FUCKED right now), followed by Canada, followed by the US and everyone else thereafter. I remember when after the financial collapse Canada was heralded as an "economic miracle" as you were less adversely affected due to financial regulation. . . . or so it was said. |
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Posted: 8/31/2016 3:52:10 PM EDT
[#15]
Not to worry. The commie running things will bring back a robust economy, lower taxes and promote lots of new businesses I'm sure.
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Posted: 8/31/2016 4:14:45 PM EDT
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Never fear. Good times a coming soon after David Sirota writes an article about Trudeau's Canadian economic miracle.
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Posted: 8/31/2016 4:18:07 PM EDT
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That's kind of the gist here. When a "diverse cabinet" takes priority over quality leadership you have problems. Not to mention that Canada doesn't produce shit but raw materials. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I blame the new lefty PM That's kind of the gist here. When a "diverse cabinet" takes priority over quality leadership you have problems. Not to mention that Canada doesn't produce shit but raw materials. Yay diverse cabinet! One of the members has openly said he wants to bring Sharia law to Canada. 
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Posted: 8/31/2016 4:22:53 PM EDT
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Ah, no. It was even with the USD when oil was $90+, and above par when oil was $90-$140, but it's not even close now. We're down about 30 cents on the USD. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Yet their currency is still stronger than ours. Ah, no. It was even with the USD when oil was $90+, and above par when oil was $90-$140, but it's not even close now. We're down about 30 cents on the USD. I was just there last week and the exchange rate was BS. |
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Posted: 8/31/2016 4:27:03 PM EDT
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I was just there last week and the exchange rate was BS. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Yet their currency is still stronger than ours. Ah, no. It was even with the USD when oil was $90+, and above par when oil was $90-$140, but it's not even close now. We're down about 30 cents on the USD. I was just there last week and the exchange rate was BS. lol why? We get a 1.31 Canadian for every US dollar. I remember going there when we got almost even money. . . and I remember massive amounts of Canadians at the Bellingham Costco and outlet malls when their dollar was strong. |
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Posted: 8/31/2016 4:42:30 PM EDT
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More socialism will be the answer. It always is.
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Posted: 8/31/2016 4:51:32 PM EDT
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I was just there last week and the exchange rate was BS. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Yet their currency is still stronger than ours. Ah, no. It was even with the USD when oil was $90+, and above par when oil was $90-$140, but it's not even close now. We're down about 30 cents on the USD. I was just there last week and the exchange rate was BS. Huh? Was Billy Mumphry handling the exchange for you? I used to go to Windsor in the late '90s and some stores would give crazy good rates, like 2-1 prices for dollars instead of Canuck money to drum up business from the loaded 'Mericans. Or maybe they'd give Canucks better prices at checkout with a nod and a wink and it was just a marketing gimmick. We thought we were getting a hell of a deal, anyways. |
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Posted: 8/31/2016 5:14:46 PM EDT
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Huh? Was Billy Mumphry handling the exchange for you? https://www.google.com/finance/chart?biw=1600&bih=775&q=CURRENCY:USDCAD&tkr=1&p=5Y&chst=vkc&chs=269x94&chsc=1&ei=Q0PHV6LPO8ipmwGk2JHABA I used to go to Windsor in the late '90s and some stores would give crazy good rates, like 2-1 prices for dollars instead of Canuck money to drum up business from the loaded 'Mericans. Or maybe they'd give Canucks better prices at checkout with a nod and a wink and it was just a marketing gimmick. We thought we were getting a hell of a deal, anyways. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Yet their currency is still stronger than ours. Ah, no. It was even with the USD when oil was $90+, and above par when oil was $90-$140, but it's not even close now. We're down about 30 cents on the USD. I was just there last week and the exchange rate was BS. Huh? Was Billy Mumphry handling the exchange for you? https://www.google.com/finance/chart?biw=1600&bih=775&q=CURRENCY:USDCAD&tkr=1&p=5Y&chst=vkc&chs=269x94&chsc=1&ei=Q0PHV6LPO8ipmwGk2JHABA I used to go to Windsor in the late '90s and some stores would give crazy good rates, like 2-1 prices for dollars instead of Canuck money to drum up business from the loaded 'Mericans. Or maybe they'd give Canucks better prices at checkout with a nod and a wink and it was just a marketing gimmick. We thought we were getting a hell of a deal, anyways. more lap dance per dollar. |
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Posted: 8/31/2016 5:24:41 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I remember when after the financial collapse Canada was heralded as an "economic miracle" as you were less adversely affected due to financial regulation. . . . or so it was said. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: It's all the fire's fault. Just like when we had a cold winter that caused our woes. It's NEVER due to anything they do. The entire worldwide economy is faltering and on the verge of collapse, and our governments will use whatever excuses they can come up with to justify their incompetence. It's amazing, really. Normal rates of economic expansion used to be 2.5-3-4%. The US grew at 6.5% for several quarters after Reagan was elected, and 5% for multiple years thereafter. Now we're LUCKY if we get .5% or 1%. 1% growth in Canada would be heralded as an 'economic miracle' and everyone would pat Turdboy on the back and tell him to keep up the good work. We're all fucked. Europe and Japan will go first (Deutsche Bank is absolutely FUCKED right now), followed by Canada, followed by the US and everyone else thereafter. I remember when after the financial collapse Canada was heralded as an "economic miracle" as you were less adversely affected due to financial regulation. . . . or so it was said. We were doing well under Harper. At least he wasn't a total fucking fool. A big part of the reason why we did so well though was that the last recession wasn't caused by oil prices, it was caused by banking. This recession is being caused by low oil prices which is a big part of our bread and butter.  |
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Posted: 8/31/2016 5:28:49 PM EDT
[#24]
Canada lacks a man like Donald Trump to Make Canada Great For Once, unfortunately for them, there isn't a single man of his stature in their entire country.
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Posted: 8/31/2016 5:30:08 PM EDT
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It's not really suprising. Look here. http://www.investorsfriend.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/2015GDPtoo.jpg and here https://www.fin.gc.ca/afr-rfa/2013/images/afr-005_eng.jpg and here https://www.fin.gc.ca/afr-rfa/2013/images/afr-007_eng.jpg So, a major industry gets smoked by low oil prices, Canada's operating budget is huge from payroll taxes and they spend a lot on their citizens via stuff. The equation is out of balance. I don't know where you got that information. Here is what comprises the economy of Canada. 
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Posted: 8/31/2016 5:59:06 PM EDT
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Posted: 8/31/2016 5:59:35 PM EDT
[#27]
So Bush's fault?
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Posted: 8/31/2016 6:01:04 PM EDT
[#28]
All they have to do is smuggle in some American cigarettes and sell them for a huge profit.
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Posted: 8/31/2016 6:04:54 PM EDT
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Canada suffers worst maple syrup harvest in 55 years, syrup riots break out in Ottawa,,,,,, I've actually been in one of the Syrup Cartel warehouses in Quebec. Drums of it, floor to ceiling. Scary place. 
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Posted: 8/31/2016 6:14:30 PM EDT
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Canada lacks a man like Donald Trump to Make Canada Great For Once, unfortunately for them, there isn't a single man of his stature in their entire country. I....wouldn't go that far. I mean I want to post some things about Canada because of one Canadian troll who shall remain targettarget nameless. But I know not everyone in Canada is like that guy. So I will not posting anything about their economy, because it has to suck for the non-trolls who do not deserve it. |
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Posted: 8/31/2016 6:55:10 PM EDT
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Canada suffers worst maple syrup harvest in 55 years, syrup riots break out in Ottawa,,,,,, 
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Posted: 8/31/2016 9:25:26 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Canada lacks a man like Donald Trump to Make Canada Great For Once, unfortunately for them, there isn't a single man of his stature in their entire country. |
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Posted: 8/31/2016 9:27:07 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I....wouldn't go that far. I mean I want to post some things about Canada because of one Canadian troll who shall remain targettarget nameless. But I know not everyone in Canada is like that guy. So I will not posting anything about their economy, because it has to suck for the non-trolls who do not deserve it. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Canada lacks a man like Donald Trump to Make Canada Great For Once, unfortunately for them, there isn't a single man of his stature in their entire country. I....wouldn't go that far. I mean I want to post some things about Canada because of one Canadian troll who shall remain targettarget nameless. But I know not everyone in Canada is like that guy. So I will not posting anything about their economy, because it has to suck for the non-trolls who do not deserve it. We're all friends here. |
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Posted: 8/31/2016 9:31:25 PM EDT
[#34]
Canucks gonna bite a shit sandwich now, U.S. will forever bite pooh hotdogs cause every man woman and child is leveraged with debt.
DEBT is the currency of slaves. |
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Posted: 9/1/2016 12:54:42 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I've actually been in one of the Syrup Cartel warehouses in Quebec. Drums of it, floor to ceiling. Scary place. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Canada suffers worst maple syrup harvest in 55 years, syrup riots break out in Ottawa,,,,,, I've actually been in one of the Syrup Cartel warehouses in Quebec. Drums of it, floor to ceiling. Scary place. Scary in what sense? |
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Posted: 9/1/2016 1:06:12 AM EDT
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<Removed -40xb>
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Posted: 9/1/2016 1:14:50 AM EDT
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I guess this gutless cunt won't be getting a Christmas card from you...
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Posted: 9/1/2016 1:20:00 AM EDT
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<Removed -40xb> Ok I'll bite. What did we do to you and your neighbors? |
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Posted: 9/1/2016 1:27:44 AM EDT
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But current year?
Why no current year? Don't you current year? math is racist and intollerance. |
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Posted: 9/1/2016 1:40:55 AM EDT
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I....wouldn't go that far. I mean I want to post some things about Canada because of one Canadian troll who shall remain targettarget nameless. But I know not everyone in Canada is like that guy. So I will not posting anything about their economy, because it has to suck for the non-trolls who do not deserve it. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Canada lacks a man like Donald Trump to Make Canada Great For Once, unfortunately for them, there isn't a single man of his stature in their entire country. I....wouldn't go that far. I mean I want to post some things about Canada because of one Canadian troll who shall remain targettarget nameless. But I know not everyone in Canada is like that guy. So I will not posting anything about their economy, because it has to suck for the non-trolls who do not deserve it. We have gone through some tough economic times here in Alberta for nearly 2 years now when the oil business started going down hill. It has had an effect on many businesses in all sectors of our economy and the Ft Mac fire didn't do much but fuel more doom and gloom for the negative armchair economists. The economy there was very depressed BEFORE the fire and the libs just pounced on a crisis to shuck blame and point fingers. It sure took away the focus of the big mistake that was made by Albertans last year by voting in the current NDP .gov who ran on the doom and gloom platform of the then collapsing economy that the writing was on the wall two full years ago. BUT. Alberta is resilient and has gone through this before. Folks have just gotten a jolt of self imposed conservatism and have tightened up on everything when it comes to spending, just as we did in the early 80's. The rest of the country follows suit usually within a year after Alberta hits the reset. And that will include dumping the assholes that duped the weak into voting for them. Including Trudeaux. |
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Posted: 9/1/2016 1:56:58 AM EDT
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We have gone through some tough economic times here in Alberta for nearly 2 years now when the oil business started going down hill. It has had an effect on many businesses in all sectors of our economy and the Ft Mac fire didn't do much but fuel more doom and gloom for the negative armchair economists. The economy there was very depressed BEFORE the fire and the libs just pounced on a crisis to shuck blame and point fingers. It sure took away the focus of the big mistake that was made by Albertans last year by voting in the current NDP .gov who ran on the doom and gloom platform of the then collapsing economy that the writing was on the wall two full years ago. BUT. Alberta is resilient and has gone through this before. Folks have just gotten a jolt of self imposed conservatism and have tightened up on everything when it comes to spending, just as we did in the early 80's. The rest of the country follows suit usually within a year after Alberta hits the reset. And that will include dumping the assholes that duped the weak into voting for them. Including Trudeaux. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Canada lacks a man like Donald Trump to Make Canada Great For Once, unfortunately for them, there isn't a single man of his stature in their entire country. I....wouldn't go that far. I mean I want to post some things about Canada because of one Canadian troll who shall remain targettarget nameless. But I know not everyone in Canada is like that guy. So I will not posting anything about their economy, because it has to suck for the non-trolls who do not deserve it. We have gone through some tough economic times here in Alberta for nearly 2 years now when the oil business started going down hill. It has had an effect on many businesses in all sectors of our economy and the Ft Mac fire didn't do much but fuel more doom and gloom for the negative armchair economists. The economy there was very depressed BEFORE the fire and the libs just pounced on a crisis to shuck blame and point fingers. It sure took away the focus of the big mistake that was made by Albertans last year by voting in the current NDP .gov who ran on the doom and gloom platform of the then collapsing economy that the writing was on the wall two full years ago. BUT. Alberta is resilient and has gone through this before. Folks have just gotten a jolt of self imposed conservatism and have tightened up on everything when it comes to spending, just as we did in the early 80's. The rest of the country follows suit usually within a year after Alberta hits the reset. And that will include dumping the assholes that duped the weak into voting for them. Including Trudeaux. Good luck, we wish you the best. |
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Posted: 9/1/2016 2:00:18 AM EDT
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Canada suffers worst maple syrup harvest in 55 years, syrup riots break out in Ottawa,,,,,, 
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Posted: 9/1/2016 2:01:35 AM EDT
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We have gone through some tough economic times here in Alberta for nearly 2 years now when the oil business started going down hill. It has had an effect on many businesses in all sectors of our economy and the Ft Mac fire didn't do much but fuel more doom and gloom for the negative armchair economists. The economy there was very depressed BEFORE the fire and the libs just pounced on a crisis to shuck blame and point fingers. It sure took away the focus of the big mistake that was made by Albertans last year by voting in the current NDP .gov who ran on the doom and gloom platform of the then collapsing economy that the writing was on the wall two full years ago. BUT. Alberta is resilient and has gone through this before. Folks have just gotten a jolt of self imposed conservatism and have tightened up on everything when it comes to spending, just as we did in the early 80's. The rest of the country follows suit usually within a year after Alberta hits the reset. And that will include dumping the assholes that duped the weak into voting for them. Including Trudeaux. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Canada lacks a man like Donald Trump to Make Canada Great For Once, unfortunately for them, there isn't a single man of his stature in their entire country. I....wouldn't go that far. I mean I want to post some things about Canada because of one Canadian troll who shall remain targettarget nameless. But I know not everyone in Canada is like that guy. So I will not posting anything about their economy, because it has to suck for the non-trolls who do not deserve it. We have gone through some tough economic times here in Alberta for nearly 2 years now when the oil business started going down hill. It has had an effect on many businesses in all sectors of our economy and the Ft Mac fire didn't do much but fuel more doom and gloom for the negative armchair economists. The economy there was very depressed BEFORE the fire and the libs just pounced on a crisis to shuck blame and point fingers. It sure took away the focus of the big mistake that was made by Albertans last year by voting in the current NDP .gov who ran on the doom and gloom platform of the then collapsing economy that the writing was on the wall two full years ago. BUT. Alberta is resilient and has gone through this before. Folks have just gotten a jolt of self imposed conservatism and have tightened up on everything when it comes to spending, just as we did in the early 80's. The rest of the country follows suit usually within a year after Alberta hits the reset. And that will include dumping the assholes that duped the weak into voting for them. Including Trudeaux. I can't wait until Turdeau, Wynne and Notley are voted out. |
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Posted: 9/1/2016 2:06:40 AM EDT
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At least Canada is honest with their statistics. We are in the same boat as them.
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Posted: 9/1/2016 2:13:47 AM EDT
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Yeah, how's that maple crap and beer based economy working out for you now?
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Posted: 9/1/2016 2:24:43 AM EDT
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<Removed -40xb> I was born here and I'm not a big fan of 'modern' Canada, but damn.
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Posted: 9/1/2016 3:01:22 AM EDT
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Ok I'll bite. What did we do to you and your neighbors? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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<Removed -40xb> Ok I'll bite. What did we do to you and your neighbors? They dumped fruit at 50% below going rate, to intentionally crash the market, just 3-4 days before peak of season here, where 40% of global production is invested in.. Thanks to Kanada being a spineless cunt nation, of socialized Ag production, it doesn't affect the Kanauck growers or processors. It does however crash an entire regions economy, here, where we are NOT subsidized. The fact you are clueless is typical.Bet you know the latest scoop on club Hockey though... The few exceptions are what they are. 
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Posted: 9/1/2016 3:06:08 AM EDT
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DUDE WEED LMAO
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Posted: 9/1/2016 3:19:16 AM EDT
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They dumped fruit at 50% below going rate, to intentionally crash the market, just 3-4 days before peak of season here, where 60% of global production is invested in.. Thanks to Kanada being a spineless cunt nation, of socialized Ag production, it doesn't affect the Kanauck growers or processors. It does however crash an entire regions economy here. The fact you are clueless is typical. B.C. was shitting itself for months, after years of grower protests that they weren't getting prices, we could never get. The move was unexpected, only in that it would be an act of war with anyone else. We have been un-subsidized and dealing with less for a decade. <Removed -40xb> Quote HistoryQuoted:
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<Removed -40xb> Ok I'll bite. What did we do to you and your neighbors? They dumped fruit at 50% below going rate, to intentionally crash the market, just 3-4 days before peak of season here, where 60% of global production is invested in.. Thanks to Kanada being a spineless cunt nation, of socialized Ag production, it doesn't affect the Kanauck growers or processors. It does however crash an entire regions economy here. The fact you are clueless is typical. B.C. was shitting itself for months, after years of grower protests that they weren't getting prices, we could never get. The move was unexpected, only in that it would be an act of war with anyone else. We have been un-subsidized and dealing with less for a decade. <Removed -40xb> I think you need to step back from the keyboard and chill out. |
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Posted: 9/1/2016 3:41:10 AM EDT
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They dumped fruit at 50% below going rate, to intentionally crash the market, just 3-4 days before peak of season here, where 60% of global production is invested in.. Thanks to Kanada being a spineless cunt nation, of socialized Ag production, it doesn't affect the Kanauck growers or processors. It does however crash an entire regions economy here. The fact you are clueless is typical. B.C. was shitting itself for months, after years of grower protests that they weren't getting prices, we could never get. The move was unexpected, only in that it would be an act of war with anyone else. We have been un-subsidized and dealing with less for a decade. <Removed -40xb> Quote HistoryQuoted:
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<Removed -40xb> Ok I'll bite. What did we do to you and your neighbors? They dumped fruit at 50% below going rate, to intentionally crash the market, just 3-4 days before peak of season here, where 60% of global production is invested in.. Thanks to Kanada being a spineless cunt nation, of socialized Ag production, it doesn't affect the Kanauck growers or processors. It does however crash an entire regions economy here. The fact you are clueless is typical. B.C. was shitting itself for months, after years of grower protests that they weren't getting prices, we could never get. The move was unexpected, only in that it would be an act of war with anyone else. We have been un-subsidized and dealing with less for a decade. <Removed -40xb> I read this in the voice of Al Swearengen. |
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