On a confusing Carney position. A pathetic little parade for Putin. On not proving the separatists right. And why we still won't take federal subsidies.
You are finding the government's behaviour baffling because you are making the assumption of good faith. Abandon that, and it will be far less confusing.
Time for a Kuhnian paradigm shift in the Canadian media, I think.
In another episode of “which Carney do Canadians believe”:
Carney suggests strongly that he will always fight for Canadians sovereignty. So far, Canadians are kept in the dark about what the following 'recommendation' means.
On March 11, the European Parliament adopted a recommendation for enhanced “EU-Canada” cooperation, including regulatory alignment in trade, energy, environment, and other sectors.
Dfaghi reported in his industry analyses of the EU: excessive bureaucracy and regulatory layering have eroded Europe’s industrial edge in trade and energy sectors. The EU bureaucracy has 170,000 pages of regulations.
If Canadians are truly concerned about sovereignty, we might want to consider if one of the Carneys is selling out our sovereignty to Europe.
(Former European Central Bank President and Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi authored a report regarding the future of the EU and his key finding was that the “EU faces a "slow agony" of declining competitiveness unless it undergoes radical change, including increased investment, faster decision-making, and deep, structural reforms.”)
Taking potshots at your paying subscribers for making good-faith challenges of a line of argument you yourselves opened while simultaneously asking for yet another donation, all in the same post, is certainly a novel fundraising strategy.
You are finding the government's behaviour baffling because you are making the assumption of good faith. Abandon that, and it will be far less confusing.
Time for a Kuhnian paradigm shift in the Canadian media, I think.
In another episode of “which Carney do Canadians believe”:
Carney suggests strongly that he will always fight for Canadians sovereignty. So far, Canadians are kept in the dark about what the following 'recommendation' means.
On March 11, the European Parliament adopted a recommendation for enhanced “EU-Canada” cooperation, including regulatory alignment in trade, energy, environment, and other sectors.
Dfaghi reported in his industry analyses of the EU: excessive bureaucracy and regulatory layering have eroded Europe’s industrial edge in trade and energy sectors. The EU bureaucracy has 170,000 pages of regulations.
If Canadians are truly concerned about sovereignty, we might want to consider if one of the Carneys is selling out our sovereignty to Europe.
(Former European Central Bank President and Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi authored a report regarding the future of the EU and his key finding was that the “EU faces a "slow agony" of declining competitiveness unless it undergoes radical change, including increased investment, faster decision-making, and deep, structural reforms.”)
Slava Ukraini!
Regarding the comments made by Carney it’s likely a manifestation of his duplicitous nature and is said with his fingers crossed behind his back.
It's all about the F35.
Taking potshots at your paying subscribers for making good-faith challenges of a line of argument you yourselves opened while simultaneously asking for yet another donation, all in the same post, is certainly a novel fundraising strategy.
Both you and Juneau have posted dis takes on the hub taking Liberal subsidies haha I love it