Klaus Is My Hero
2023/01/27 Leave a comment
“…….whether it comes from frustration, anger or disconnection, there are people in Canada right now who need to lash out at who ever they see who’s in charge.” Words from a year end Trudeau interview. And while the Toronto Star congratulated itself on the obvious merits of enrolling Susan Delacourt to engage the Prime Minister on issues of interest, we can say without fear of contradiction that Ms. Delacourt failed to throw out one hardball question. College undergraduates would have delivered more. In that somewhat awkward Trudeau assessment of fellow Canadians he tells the real story of a Prime Minister lost in his own labyrinth of political passages and secret chambers.
First the frustration. Many of his fellow Canadians remain frustrated by his abject hatred of those who don’t embrace his way of thinking. They remain frustrated by his congratulations to the people of Quebec for their enthusiastic acceptance of Covid 19 vaccinations, “not like the people in other parts of Canada.” Some Canadians are frustrated by his propensity to hide legislative plans, and excuse his own mistakes even when they become obvious embarrassments. He continues with words and actions to proselytize racist division among Canadians. In his Star interview he did it again with a racist dig at the Leader of the Opposition. Pierre Poilievre, he said, is merely pining for a time “..where men were men and white men ruled.” Totally uncalled for and nonsensical and said in anger.
Only an angry, frustrated man would lash out at fellow citizens and call them despicable names as the Prime Minister has done many times. He’s angry because a year ago his frustration to clear the streets of Ottawa forced him to use heavily armed mercenaries and dogs and tasers when he knew a negotiated settlement was a viable option. He’s angry because despite the millions of tax dollars he hands the so called ‘scribblers of the fourth estate’, embarrassing stories are still leaking out forcing a few of the bribed scribes to occasionally write somewhat critically. And currently he is so angry about accelerating Western challenges to his princely reign that when he travelled to Saskatoon, January 16 for consultations about rare earth minerals with industry leaders, he failed to invite Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe to join the consultations. Trudeau’s apology sounded as hollow as “this simply wasn’t my fault.”
But the most harm Justin Trudeau is causing every Canadian is his unequivocal statement “..that there is no Canadian ‘business case’ for oil and gas.” In fact, that statement from the Prime Minister magnifies his disconnection from reality.
Disconnection, the third word taken from the Trudeau interview. His word not ours! Recently two politicians, leaders of two very wealthy countries, came calling. Both came to see Prime Minister Trudeau about doing something positive about Canada’s great potential for the manufacture of Liquefied Natural Gas. And their desperate need for LNG. The gentlemen represented countries adversely affected by the Russian decision to invade Ukraine. And Canada could make a difference. They came to Canada because they thought we cared.
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It’s a fact that ninth grade students with a shaky handle on math could immediately see the Connection. They could see the billions of dollars that Canada would realize if it put shoulder to the wheel and moved to sow good relations with two wealthy members of the G7 and reap viable, praiseworthy rewards for Canada. What happened? The Prime Minister in his lofty intellect talked with both men about decarbonizing. And then gave the Chancellor of Germany and the Prime Minister of Japan the ‘bums rush.’ The disconnection is real. Trudeau’s obsession with his ‘global warming’ ambitions has blocked this country’s lucrative future. So why would Canada refuse to fire up a profitable LNG business?
Because Justin Trudeau’s hero is Klaus Schwab. Schwab is of the W.E.F. (World Economic Forum.) He and his cronies including Canada’s deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland were in Davos Switzerland last week, each arriving via private jet. They were there to “warn of the dangers of gas stoves, extol the moral issue of eating bugs not meat and the need to recalibrate our understanding of free speech.” Exactly the program designed to reset this country step for step with the Klaus Schwab club.
How destructive is Trudeau’s disconnection with reality? Germany just signed a 15 year contract with Qatar to buy 2 million tonnes of LNG annually. The Japanese continue their search.
O CANADA!
Failure makes a comeback!!!
2012/02/23 Leave a comment
(WE are the HOSEES)
Our per gallon price of gas in the City of Toronto today is: $5.82
The price in Buffalo per Imperial gallon, if you could buy gas that way in Buffalo,
is: $4.41. The fact is the Americans are paying 25% less for gasoline than we are!
And of course, in the Greater Toronto area, all the pumps owned by the majors(Shell, Esso, Petrocan, Sunoco and
Husky) show the SAME price: it’s the gasoline sellers’ salute to Toronto’s Winterlicous prix fixe restaurant event that just concluded.
And it comes to us courtesy of the Federal Competition Act, or is that Anti-Competition.
Toronto per litre price: 1.28. Buffalo per litre price: .97!!!! Imperial gallon: 4.546 litres; U.S. Gallon: 3.785 litres.
So, if we are being hosed by them–that makes us the hosees!
(Travelling and Contemplating)
Some days it feels like you’re stranded between Penury and Dire Straits with a handful of
“not a winning number” lottery stubs and dog-eared coffee lids saying “please play again” while waiting for a bus
that will come by flashing “Not in Service.” Ever? EVER!
This situation is not a good situation but it’s the ideal place from which to cogitate about life on THIS planet!
(City Hall)
Somebody call the coroner because I’m sure someone has died there.
So much hand-wringing, so many tears, such anger. Why? Because, to hear these mourners tell it, the greatest,
most wonderful and talented civil servant that ever walked God’s green earth has been cashiered.
“Did he die”, you ask. NO, he was sent home. Fired. Driven from his office by that big bully the mayor of Toronto:
Fat, but getting thinner–Robbie Ford. In fact, Ford didn’t send him home – a majority of members on the
Transit Committee, to whom this poor, humble, fired Civil Servant reported on his day to day accomplishments, did the
deed. With the ‘goodbye, nice to have known you’ note they tucked in $500,000 plus.
Usually when you tell a person to go home and not come back–that’s it. But this is a story for another time.
(Maria Augimeri loves Gary Webster)
I don’t know what her normal temperment is but yesterday she was ‘white hot’ decrying what she called “the abuse of power.”
Maria you should know is a member of the Transit Commission. She loves the work of the guy (Webster) who was fired.
She thinks he was the most hard working, dedicated and talented Chief General Manager that ever lived.
“So,” Ms. Augimeri demanded to know, “what message are you (other committee members) sending to our employees,
that professionalism gets kicked out the door and toadyism wins?”
Frankly, yes. It certainly worked when David Miller was mayor. All the toads got a place at his toadstool and the non-toads
were unceremoniously tossed. (Write for names. The list is too long for this time.)
MARIA of course has forgotten about the toadies that attended to Mayor Miller’s every wish because she was one of them.
Did she ever challenge Dapper David when he sent home dedicated, loyal, hard-working civil servants who weren’t
TOADIES, she DID NOT! She suffers from ‘politicized amnesia’ that has been exacerbated by the fact that she no longer
sits in the INNER circle.
(term limits)
Maria Augimeri has been in politics for 30 years. She’s long past her’ best before’ designation.
Maria is a poster child for the institution of term limits. She is one of the reasons politics to many is a dirty word.
Hazel McCallion, Mississauga’s 7% solution, is another prime poster child for TERM LIMITS. Eight years and out!!
Give others a chance to familiarize themselves with the political process. Everybody will benefit.
Too long at the political trough blurs the landscape and deadens the senses.
Maria has been a Toronto Councillor since 1997 and judging by her comments yesterday relative to the firing of
Gary Webster she needs to understand that there are others who can do the Councillor thing just as well as she.
They would be the ones with perspective. The ones that would avoid making goofy statements.
After eight years you really start to believe you cannot be replaced.
Unfortunately all politicians are afraid to consider term limits. But that doesn’t mean it should remain off the table.
(OXYCONTIN)
Who put that on the table?
This drug is devastating lives from coast to coast and we hear nothing from those people in Ottawa who are supposedly
in charge of our health and welfare.
The braintrust at the Food and Drug Directorate are busy banning vitamin use based on flawed research but have nothing to
say about a drug they approved that is twice as deadly as morphine. Why did it take a provincial initiative(Ontario’s) before
anybody bothered with what is already a soul destroying drug!
And even this provincial initiative is off centre. Oxycontin is not just a threat on the reservation it has invaded
thousands of households in Canada and somebody better pay attention to the thousands who are addicted to what
we frivolously call “hillbilly heroin.” Talk to the addicted. See their pain. Sympathize and then do something.
We need to find out how this destructive pill was allowed into the country? Whose hand is in whose pocket?
And when will the provincial initiative move Ottawa into doing something meaningful(nationally) besides regulating the
amount of Vitamin D3 in a single pill?
We should know how many highly placed people working in the Food and Drug Directorate have conflicting
ties with Big Pharma.
Next:
Is Santorum the man to dethrone Obama? Stay tuned.
We might as well camp here because we’ll never make Dire Straits before nightfall.
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