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    #1

    Carney’s policies going forward

    He has been very quiet about ag policy in general
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    #2
    Interesting choice of words. Deserve.
    What did Future generations do to deserve de-industrialization and de-civilization?
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      #3
      The elite don’t care , their families secured for a few generations, as long as they continue to bleed the 99% dry , they could care less and the have a whole generation of takers on the hook for their pleasure
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        #4
        Carney’s elections platform ran on the ultimate crisis ……

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          #5
          Thread title should be Carney Policies Going Backward?

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            #6
            No it was PP bringing back pollution and plastics which is going backwards!

            Investing in efficiency and increasing productivity are good investments.

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              Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post

              Investing in efficiency and increasing productivity are good investments.
              So, now you do support DOGE?
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                Yes investing in efficiency and increasing productivity are good investments.

                You should try it some time! ?

                No to DOGE which is another Musk disaster!

                Last edited by chuckChuck; May 3, 2025, 06:22.

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                  Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
                  Yes investing in efficiency and increasing productivity are good investments.

                  You should try it some time! ?

                  No to DOGE which is another Musk disaster!
                  It always amuses the arrogance of people like yourself Chuck2. What do you think the average farmer does on a daily basis? We invest all the time in improving efficiency. Forty years ago my Dad and Uncle worked the land 3 times, them applied anhydrous, then seeded with a hoe drill and then harrowed it. Now we do it all in one pass. What I don’t consider efficient is taking good productive land and covering it with Chinese solar panels that only produce power when the sun shines or buying an electric car that if I drive from my home to Edmonton I have to find a charger to get back home. So when King Carney promises the ‘biggest transformation’ of the economy since WW2 and looking at his outsized desire for net zero I am decidedly nervous.
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                    Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
                    Yes investing in efficiency and increasing productivity are good investments.

                    You should try it some time! ?

                    No to DOGE which is another Musk disaster!
                    I see. You support efficiency. But not if it involves the government.

                    Inefficiency within the government is acceptable.

                    Do you communicate using emojis because you think that is more efficient than communicating with words like all of the other adults learned how to use effectively?
                    Last edited by AlbertaFarmer5; May 3, 2025, 08:37.
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