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May 24, 2023 | 18:57
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All I see is decay in this country now, in every corner, everywhere, quickly become permanently endemic in its people and society. Ever level of govt is compromised, or inept. Our infrastructure is a mess, our economy in tatters, our debt highest in the G7,and woke degeneracy stalks the land.
Dont listen to marxists with UN stats. Canada is nowhere near the country it was a decade ago and likely never will be again.
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May 24, 2023 | 20:06
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When the left is in charge
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May 24, 2023 | 21:51
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 Originally Posted by Robertbarlage
When the left is in charge
Look at every leftist run city in the US , they all turning into hellholes .
Sure interesting to watch
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May 25, 2023 | 05:58
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Even Saskatoon is getting to be a shit hole! Went downtown for supper couple weeks back my God it terrible!
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Jun 4, 2023 | 05:07
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Yet farmers net worth has doubled while Trudeau is in power.All due to commodity spike and land prices of course.But PP stood up in parliament and said Trudeau has caused those things to go up.So either he does not know what he is talking about or you have to give Trudeau credit for a doubled net worth in 7 years.personally i think Polly does not have a clue about the cause of inflation and hopes the average Joe buys into his explanation.
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Jun 4, 2023 | 05:28
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I agree cities that vote left are shit holes.
Programs the left push just create bigger problems.
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Jun 4, 2023 | 05:39
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The pre 2020 Canada we knew is DEAD
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Jun 4, 2023 | 06:21
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Originally Posted by newguy
Yet farmers net worth has doubled while Trudeau is in power.All due to commodity spike and land prices of course.But PP stood up in parliament and said Trudeau has caused those things to go up.So either he does not know what he is talking about or you have to give Trudeau credit for a doubled net worth in 7 years.personally i think Polly does not have a clue about the cause of inflation and hopes the average Joe buys into his explanation.
Inflation caused by printing money out of thin air , massive drought two years ago caused commodity spike and land prices simply being bumped by both and was started by intentionally keeping interest rates too low for too long .
Commodities are down 50% over a year ago and land prices will start to fade shortly due to increased interest rates and investors outside ag will find better returns elsewhere. Just a matter of time .
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Jun 4, 2023 | 06:33
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I see the Canada is a shithole club is out in full force again today.
"Canada is dying" proclaims the the Putin supporter? You should get out of your Regina and maybe take a trip to a really depressing place like Russia for example. Where the leaders send their hardly trained conscripts to death in a pointless illegal invasion at the whims of a fascist authoritarian who jails his political opponents and journalists.
Its another darker version of the Canada is broken rhetoric from the full time, never had a career in the real world politician, called Pierre. Who loves to attack but never seems to offer any real solutions.
Are you depressed because the NDP just about won another election in Alberta? And your dream of far right rule is going up in smoke? I mean if half of Alberta is NDP, what are the chances your dream will ever come true?
Jeez Jazz where in the world would you be more happy than in Canada?
I am thinking you would never be happy anywhere.
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Jun 4, 2023 | 06:57
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Originally Posted by furrowtickler
Inflation caused by printing money out of thin air , massive drought two years ago caused commodity spike and land prices simply being bumped by both and was started by intentionally keeping interest rates too low for too long .
Commodities are down 50% over a year ago and land prices will start to fade shortly due to increased interest rates and investors outside ag will find better returns elsewhere. Just a matter of time .
I agree except Putin invading at the same time as a drought caused the bigger spike than usual in commodities.Yet Polly got up and said the carbon tax is the cause.So either Polly is wrong or Trudeau can take credit for farmers spike in net worth.
Last edited by newguy; Jun 4, 2023 at 06:59.
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Jun 4, 2023 | 07:05
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Originally Posted by chuckChuck
I am thinking you would never be happy anywhere.
Fortunately, I dont think anything like you. I dont compare canada to worse countries and then get all uppity.
I look at Canada as what it could be. Or could have been. And we are so far from that potential its just shocking. The most beautiful and naturally rich place on earth squandered. Not only that, we sit on 8T in debt for good measure.
Some farmers were able to capitalize on the insanity for maybe 18months, but all the prices have caught up with the increases so net net, are you really ahead.
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Jun 4, 2023 | 07:07
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There are/were multiple causes of inflation and Pierre is an idiot when he says it was the carbon tax!
The US has no carbon tax and they suffered the same inflation or worse than Canada. Inflation happened all around the world regardless of tax policy.
After covid restrictions started to be pulled back, economies started to rebound and demand for energy and commodities increased. Rising energy prices because of supply and demand caused a lot of inflation. The carbon tax was a relatively small contributor.
The war and subsequent disruptions caused a much bigger run up than would have otherwise happened.
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Jun 4, 2023 | 07:16
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Originally Posted by newguy
I agree except Putin invading at the same time as a drought caused the bigger spike than usual in commodities.Yet Polly got up and said the carbon tax is the cause.So either Polly is wrong or Trudeau can take credit for farmers spike in net worth.
Yup the Russian invasion did have a short term spike as well . But longer term Putin dumping wheat into the world market has been the main reason for the huge drop in wheat prices . So net result was huge negative for grain markets .
Absolutely without a doubt carbon tax is causing inflation to be exaggerated.
Trudeau is the biggest donkey in Canadian political history.
Last edited by furrowtickler; Jun 4, 2023 at 07:19.
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Jun 4, 2023 | 07:22
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And the other big Donkey thought Crypto currency would solve inflation! LOL
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Jun 4, 2023 | 07:29
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Originally Posted by chuckChuck
And the other big Donkey thought Crypto currency would solve inflation! LOL
Did you get some econ 101 in your life chuck. Inflation is a monetary phenomenon. Always. It comes from money printing and allocating capital to non productive areas, like taking carbon tax off ag and O&G and giving it to toronto soccer moms and covid hypochondriacs for votes.
Had Trudeaus $1T debt binge been funneled into all our primary industries (not fake EV plants), Canadas GDP would be 5% right now. Instead, we are heading to a deep recession.
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Jun 4, 2023 | 07:31
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[QUOTE=furrowtickler;567734]Yup the Russian invasion did have a short term spike as well . But longer term Putin dumping wheat into the world market has been the main reason for the huge drop in wheat prices . So net result was huge negative for grain markets .
Absolutely without a doubt carbon tax is causing inflation to be exaggerated.
Trudeau is the biggest donkey in Canadian political history.[/QUOTE Not a huge fan of Trudeau either but he understands our economy .polly wanted to fire the head of Bank of Canada and invest in crypto currency.yet our banking system right now is the envy of the world.Farmers know Polly is wrong but wil give him a hall pass like they will when Moe hits the corporate farmers in extra taxes like never before.Just did a bit of reno.Moe got another thousand bucks pst in Moe tax..Think he had a big part in inflation also.
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Jun 4, 2023 | 07:49
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Originally Posted by jazz
Did you get some econ 101 in your life chuck. Inflation is a monetary phenomenon. Always. It comes from money printing and allocating capital to non productive areas, like taking carbon tax off ag and O&G and giving it to toronto soccer moms and covid hypochondriacs for votes.
Had Trudeaus $1T debt binge been funneled into all our primary industries (not fake EV plants), Canadas GDP would be 5% right now. Instead, we are heading to a deep recession.
Only a monetary phenomenon? LOL You need the Econ 101 lesson.
It also comes from too much demand and too little supply.
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Jun 4, 2023 | 08:29
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[QUOTE=newguy;567742]
Originally Posted by furrowtickler
Yup the Russian invasion did have a short term spike as well . But longer term Putin dumping wheat into the world market has been the main reason for the huge drop in wheat prices . So net result was huge negative for grain markets .
Absolutely without a doubt carbon tax is causing inflation to be exaggerated.
Trudeau is the biggest donkey in Canadian political history.[/QUOTE Not a huge fan of Trudeau either but he understands our economy .polly wanted to fire the head of Bank of Canada and invest in crypto currency.yet our banking system right now is the envy of the world.Farmers know Polly is wrong but wil give him a hall pass like they will when Moe hits the corporate farmers in extra taxes like never before.Just did a bit of reno.Moe got another thousand bucks pst in Moe tax..Think he had a big part in inflation also.
Ya Moe tax is no different than carbon tax , both are causing big part of inflation.
And no Trudeau has absolutely zero clue about the economy, he is the biggest silver spoon fed , narcissistic leader in history that has zero clue on how to manage money . He booted the only liberal who challenged his spending habits , that’s telling right there
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Jun 4, 2023 | 11:25
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[QUOTE=furrowtickler;567761]
Originally Posted by newguy
Ya Moe tax is no different than carbon tax , both are causing big part of inflation.
And no Trudeau has absolutely zero clue about the economy, he is the biggest silver spoon fed , narcissistic leader in history that has zero clue on how to manage money . He booted the only liberal who challenged his spending habits , that’s telling right there
when it comes to economy policies Trudeau may be playing a poor game of chess But Polly is just learning how to play checkers.
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Jun 4, 2023 | 11:57
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Originally Posted by furrowtickler
But longer term Putin dumping wheat into the world market has been the main reason for the huge drop in wheat prices .
UKR wheat has been banned in some EU countries as they are selling it at 190 to 225 USD/FOB Black Sea...wheat has fallen below COP in many countries who are subsidizing the war and their farmers are pissed.
Russian wheat is trading $230-242 USD fob
Both are milling wheat..12.5% pro.
Not advocating at all for Putin...but the numbers and actions say different as to who is dumping
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Jun 4, 2023 | 12:51
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Originally Posted by LWeber
UKR wheat has been banned in some EU countries as they are selling it at 190 to 225 USD/FOB Black Sea...wheat has fallen below COP in many countries who are subsidizing the war and their farmers are pissed.
Russian wheat is trading $230-242 USD fob
Both are milling wheat..12.5% pro.
Not advocating at all for Putin...but the numbers and actions say different as to who is dumping
Thanks for the clarification Larry
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Jun 4, 2023 | 14:50
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Climate Change is causing an existential threat to our global economic system… Canada included…. The Chinese Covid Pandemic thrown in to create economic and social chaos … to brainwash vast proportions of humanity in the global civilization …
Total Deception: as Senator Kennedy said:
Any reasonable clear thinking person…. With an ounce of Common Sense… knows that this Carbon Net Zero plan will only work with the survival of some 30% of the global human population…
Termination of humanity is much more likely…. Than this completely absurd suicidal implementation of their Climate Change WEF economic reset with UN leadership.
Cheers…. Denial isn’t just a river in Egypt….
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Jun 4, 2023 | 15:42
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 yes the Dutch madness is coming to ireland , one thing i will say is the irish farmers will not be afraid to put up a good fight
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Jun 4, 2023 | 16:38
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Originally Posted by cropgrower
yes the Dutch madness is coming to ireland , one thing i will say is the irish farmers will not be afraid to put up a good fight
Ohh you can bet 100% this coalition government is going to do the exact same thing here in Canada . Anyone under the UN 2030 umbrella, that’s a fact . It’s all in the agenda framework
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Jun 4, 2023 | 16:58
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and the usefull idiots will cheer them on
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Jun 4, 2023 | 20:03
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Originally Posted by cropgrower
yes the Dutch madness is coming to ireland , one thing i will say is the irish farmers will not be afraid to put up a good fight
Help shape the new Canada. Go Elon
https://www.thestreet.com/technology/elon-musk-sends-a-powerful-message-to-anxious-farmers-worldwide
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Jun 4, 2023 | 20:56
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Originally Posted by cropgrower
and the usefull idiots will cheer them on
They are everyday even here on Agriville, it’s nearly nauseating
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Jun 4, 2023 | 22:07
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From the article linked above:
In 2021, a major international agreement was signed. The United States, the European Union and more than 100 countries committed to reduce global methane emissions by at least 30% from the 2020 levels by 2030, which could eliminate over 0.2˚C of warming by 2050. In Ireland, reducing methane emissions means reducing the number of livestock,especially sheep and cattle.
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Jun 5, 2023 | 05:48
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From the article linked above
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