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Key Causes of the 1973 Energy Crisis:

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  • rumrocks
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2018
    • 1179

    #21
    No, protests and strikes can be hard on businesses but I was reminding you of the other economic disruptions that went on during the Trudeau decade.
    It appears to me that you are fixated by the trucks that were parked on a street in Ottawa.
    If Trudeau would have talked to the truckers in a well balanced conversation this may have avoided a long drawn out protest resulting in an illegal 3 minute musical ride through the crowd, physical injury to the protesters and bruised egos with in the government.
    Diplomacy in adverse conditions takes most people out of their comfort zone, avoiding it is easier.

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    • blackpowder
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2010
      • 9368

      #22
      Well done rum.
      You have structured your response in such a way that the new Chuck can't or won't respond.

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      • chuckChuck
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2006
        • 13066

        #23
        Pierre Poilievre said this about blockades in 2020. Rum what's your answer to what he said?

        “These blockaders are taking away the freedom of other people to move their goods and themselves where they want to go and that is wrong and the government has laws and tools in place to combat it,” he said.

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        • rumrocks
          Senior Member
          • Mar 2018
          • 1179

          #24
          Was he talking about the rail blockades or the parked trucks. As I said before there were economic disruptions (always involves people) during the Trudeau years and the liberal government did have existing laws and tools to use.
          The court of appeal agreed with Pierre Poilievre.

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          • chuckChuck
            Senior Member
            • Dec 2006
            • 13066

            #25
            There was blockades at Coutts and Windsor border crossings and in Ottawa.

            PP said that against the illegal blockades to rail in BC but he sided with the illegal border blockades and in Ottawa? LOL

            Does PP have no principles? Yeah he chose the wrong side of the law.

            They should have cleared out the blockades at every location after the first day with a show of force under current laws.

            They were clearly illegal and were nonsense in the first place.

            In Ottawa they showed up with a flimsy joke of a plan to overthrow the government. LOL

            All this because they disagreed with vaccine policy during a pandemic.

            It was fringe group of yahoos as Doug Ford called them!





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            • rumrocks
              Senior Member
              • Mar 2018
              • 1179

              #26
              Chuck I agree with a couple things you say and partly agree with another, but as usual I disagree with the rest.
              Don’t ask me to be more specific, we’re calving now, I would never forgive myself for losing a 3500 dollar calf responding to your post.
              Save a horse and buy a roast.

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