Why didn't to even make an attempt to answer him?

- VanHockeyGuy

I don’t think Lefty understands political responsibility. All he does is read something anti-Canadian, copies and pastes in here.

As a country, we need to do a better job kicking these people out.

I don’t think Lefty understands political responsibility. All he does is read something anti-Canadian, copies and pastes in here.

As a country, we need to do a better job kicking these people out.
- bloatedmosquito

Tragedy for sure but that was not a “Canada issue”, it was an Alberta issue. Healthcare is a provincial responsibility and Alberta’s healthcare system is in shambles. Their pres and ceo just quit.

https://www.cbc.ca/amp/1.7427189

Alberta cares more about sucking Trumps cock than taking care of their people.
- bloatedmosquito

lol, wow Trudeau champion you really know nothing of how Provincial health care works hey?

It's Canada-wide not a localized 'provincial' issue.

Notley put Alberta 96 billion in debt in 4 years and did NOTHING on health care reform, school districts or Union issues as her campaign platform promised. And we are still paying for it now. But the dumb b!thch went 'woke' and anti oil lol

It will take awhile for Danielle Smith to rid the Alberta Health care system of the NDP twats that crippled it for years. Kenney had no resources due to the 'covid scam'.

But yet you quote CBC articles and don't live in Alberta but are yet an 'expert'...

What a fucking liberal clown...

Why didn't to even make an attempt to answer him?

- VanHockeyGuy

neo-libs have no answer other than CBC articles....

“Canada's "great universal healthcare" at it again.

A 4 year old died in my town, she was having breathing problems so her parents rushed her down to the ER. Only to find out our ER closes at 10pm. They had to call an ambulance from the next town over, by the time it arrived, it was too late.

Hospitals across Canada are shutting down completely, or limiting their hours due to low staff and resources.

Please, tell me WHY we are shipping in tens of thousands of immigrants when we can't even take care of our own people?

WHY are we paying such outrageous taxes for "free health care" when it's not even accessable.

WHY does a family have to mourn their CHILD for no other reason than a collapsing healthcare system.”
- Pacificgem

JT's Canada dude as bloated and the others support...

JT has allowed 1.3 million immigrants per calendar year over the past 3-4 years and it;'s literally killing our health care system.

lol, wow Trudeau champion you really know nothing of how Provincial health care works hey?

It's Canada-wide not a localized 'provincial' issue.

Notley put Alberta 96 billion in debt in 4 years and did NOTHING on health care reform, school districts or Union issues as her campaign platform promised. And we are still paying for it now. But the dumb b!thch went 'woke' and anti oil lol

It will take awhile for Danielle Smith to rid the Alberta Health care system of the NDP twats that crippled it for years.

But yet you quote CBC articles and don't live in Alberta but are yet an 'expert'...

What a fucking liberal clown...


- LordHumungous

The big debt had already started when Notley took office, as the oil prices were tumbling globally from around $100b to $30b. Royalties were down, jobs were lost and of course Alberta wasn't putting much into the heritage fund beforehand.

Trying to pin a poor fiscal plan tied to a volatile commodity on 4 years of government is hilarious.

I'll give her credit for trying to implement some economic diversification but that was quickly removed when Kenney took office.

lol, wow Trudeau champion you really know nothing of how Provincial health care works hey?

It's Canada-wide not a localized 'provincial' issue.

Notley put Alberta 96 billion in debt in 4 years and did NOTHING on health care reform, school districts or Union issues as her campaign platform promised. And we are still paying for it now. But the dumb b!thch went 'woke' and anti oil lol

It will take awhile for Danielle Smith to rid the Alberta Health care system of the NDP twats that crippled it for years. Kenney had no resources due to the 'covid scam'.

But yet you quote CBC articles and don't live in Alberta but are yet an 'expert'...

What a fucking liberal clown...


- LordHumungous

JT has nothing to do with Alberta Healthcare. Your province needs to own its mistakes instead of blaming the Feds. I don’t give a poop what Alberta party is responsible, they are all Albertans.

I won’t post another CBC article as it seems to trigger you. But regardless of the source of information, it doesn’t negate the fact that Alberta healthcare is in crisis.

JT has nothing to do with Alberta Healthcare. Your province needs to own its mistakes instead of blaming the Feds. I don’t give a poop what Alberta party is responsible, they are all Albertans.

I won’t post another CBC article as it seems to trigger you. But regardless of the source of information, it doesn’t negate the fact that Alberta healthcare is in crisis.
- bloatedmosquito

https://www.fraserinstitu...d-government-spending.pdf

JT has nothing to do with Alberta Healthcare. Your province needs to own its mistakes instead of blaming the Feds. I don’t give a poop what Alberta party is responsible, they are all Albertans.

I won’t post another CBC article as it seems to trigger you. But regardless of the source of information, it doesn’t negate the fact that Alberta healthcare is in crisis.
- bloatedmosquito

As usual Lordmicropenis has no clue what he’s talking about. A family member is an executive director on a portfolio in AHC. The waste and bureaucracy and mismanagement in AHC is astounding. And it goes back way before Notley. And it’s extremely difficult to change due to the UNIONS!

https://www.fraserinstitute.org/sites/default/files/ab-premiers-and-government-spending.pdf
- golfingsince

Another leftist institute. LMP will discredit this article again I’m sure.

Another leftist institute. LMP will discredit this article again I’m sure.
- TurdFergeson

I mean it's described as libertarian-conservative but they really do a great job of detailing spending there, including the false narrative about Klein's overall tenure.

I mean it's described as libertarian-conservative but they really do a great job of detailing spending there, including the false narrative about Klein's overall tenure.
- golfingsince

It don’t matter. People like Lordy will blame immigrants for all of Alberta’s problems regardless. It’s all part of the nationalist playbook. Well documented through history. Blame the immigrants!

Funny thing is, Alberta does not see that much international immigration. Only about 54,000 last year. Ontario saw over 199,000. Quebec and BC accept more. Yet, as Lordy stated, it’s immigrants and a “dumb b!tch” that caused all the problems. How stupid can a person be?

But let’s be honest, does anyone expect anything more from an uneducated Albertan bumpkin who drives a Zamboni for a living?

It don’t matter. People like Lordy will blame immigrants for all of Alberta’s problems regardless. It’s all part of the nationalist playbook. Well documented through history. Blame the immigrants!

Funny thing is, Alberta does not see that much international immigration. Only about 54,000 last year. Ontario saw over 199,000. Quebec and BC accept more. Yet, as Lordy stated, it’s immigrants and a “dumb b!tch” that caused all the problems. How stupid can a person be?

But let’s be honest, does anyone expect anything more from an uneducated Albertan bumpkin who drives a Zamboni for a living?
- bloatedmosquito

It don’t matter. People like Lordy will blame immigrants for all of Alberta’s problems regardless. It’s all part of the nationalist playbook. Well documented through history. Blame the immigrants!

Funny thing is, Alberta does not see that much international immigration. Only about 54,000 last year. Ontario saw over 199,000. Quebec and BC accept more. Yet, as Lordy stated, it’s immigrants and a “dumb b!tch” that caused all the problems. How stupid can a person be?

But let’s be honest, does anyone expect anything more from an uneducated Albertan bumpkin who drives a Zamboni for a living?
- bloatedmosquito

Lordy getting schooled.

It don’t matter. People like Lordy will blame immigrants for all of Alberta’s problems regardless. It’s all part of the nationalist playbook. Well documented through history. Blame the immigrants!

Funny thing is, Alberta does not see that much international immigration. Only about 54,000 last year. Ontario saw over 199,000. Quebec and BC accept more. Yet, as Lordy stated, it’s immigrants and a “dumb b!tch” that caused all the problems. How stupid can a person be?

But let’s be honest, does anyone expect anything more from an uneducated Albertan bumpkin who drives a Zamboni for a living?
- bloatedmosquito

What the hell do you know? You’re just a neo-lib!

What the hell do you know? You’re just a neo-lib!
- TurdFergeson

I know right! I just work for BC’s Ministry for Health. What would I know about provincial healthcare. Obviously you should be listening to the Oracle from Red Deer with a 95 mph clapper. Him and his chicken wing council of visionaries.

I know right! I just work for BC’s Ministry for Health. What would I know about provincial healthcare. Obviously you should be listening to the Oracle from Red Deer with a 95 mph clapper. Him and his chicken wing council of visionaries.
- bloatedmosquito

Cool spin, bro

Just read this article (not from the CBC) and I think it brings up an excellent point. Canada first needs to embrace their natural resources and then they need to start weaponizing those natural resources (along with power). With China banning export of many rare earth minerals to the US, Canada is one of the few options the US has.

https://vancouversun.com/...rage-trumps-tariff-threat

I also love the last paragraph of the article:

“There’s this strange assumption out there that there’s not going to be any pushback. It’s like, ‘Oh, Trump’s going to do X, Y, Z.’ Well, there are people who don’t want that, and on both sides of the aisle. I would see it breaking in favour of the oligarchs, who have interests all around the globe, versus the ‘America First’ types who want to build Fortress America.”

I think this is the way it’s going to go. The American oligarchs are not going to jeopardize their wealth.

Just read this article (not from the CBC) and I think it brings up an excellent point. Canada first needs to embrace their natural resources and then they need to start weaponizing those natural resources (along with power). With China banning export of many rare earth minerals to the US, Canada is one of the few options the US has.

https://vancouversun.com/...rage-trumps-tariff-threat

I also love the last paragraph of the article:

“There’s this strange assumption out there that there’s not going to be any pushback. It’s like, ‘Oh, Trump’s going to do X, Y, Z.’ Well, there are people who don’t want that, and on both sides of the aisle. I would see it breaking in favour of the oligarchs, who have interests all around the globe, versus the ‘America First’ types who want to build Fortress America.”

I think this is the way it’s going to go. The American oligarchs are not going to jeopardize their wealth.
- bloatedmosquito

Trump operates on fear. He wants everyone to shudder when he makes these threats. But most realize he’s an idiot and it’s just bluster. The USA is imploding. And he’s trying to misdirect attention of his MAGA idiots.

Trump operates on fear. He wants everyone to shudder when he makes these threats. But most realize he’s an idiot and it’s just bluster. The USA is imploding. And he’s trying to misdirect attention of his MAGA idiots.
- TurdFergeson

Totally agree. He was elected and given a mandate to reduce the US’s horrendous debt. His entire administration is filled with people who have screamed for massive cuts to government spending.

So how do you reduce spending and debt while starting unnecessary wars with allies and threatening to buying Canada? And it all has to be achieved in four years? It don’t make any sense.

Cool Libs...

Cool.

Cool Libs...

Cool.


- LordHumungous

Schooled again I see.

Too bad you didn't spend this much time in school when you were younger, you might have learned something

Schooled again I see.

Too bad you didn't spend this much time in school when you were younger, you might have learned something
- golfingsince

Yup.

Danielle Smith slams Melanie Joly for suggesting the idea of an oil embargo against the US. "Don't make empty threats," she says, if they pursue that, "there will be a national unity crisis."