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Once again the most recent studies on Climate Change based on the Ice Core and Modern Instrumental Data is:

The current warming trend is different because it is clearly the result of human activities since the mid-1800s, and is proceeding at a rate not seen over many recent millennia.1 It is undeniable that human activities have produced the atmospheric gases that have trapped more of the Sun’s energy in the Earth system. This extra energy has warmed the atmosphere, ocean, and land, and widespread and rapid changes in the atmosphere, ocean, cryosphere, and biosphere have occurred.

Do scientists agree on climate change?
Earth-orbiting satellites and new technologies have helped scientists see the big picture, collecting many different types of information about our planet and its climate all over the world. These data, collected over many years, reveal the signs and patterns of a changing climate.

Scientists demonstrated the heat-trapping nature of carbon dioxide and other gases in the mid-19th century.2 Many of the science instruments NASA uses to study our climate focus on how these gases affect the movement of infrared radiation through the atmosphere. From the measured impacts of increases in these gases, there is no question that increased greenhouse gas levels warm Earth in response.


Ice cores drawn from Greenland, Antarctica, and tropical mountain glaciers show that Earth’s climate responds to changes in greenhouse gas levels. Ancient evidence can also be found in tree rings, ocean sediments, coral reefs, and layers of sedimentary rocks. This ancient, or paleoclimate, evidence reveals that current warming is occurring roughly 10 times faster than the average rate of warming after an ice age. Carbon dioxide from human activities is increasing about 250 times faster than it did from natural sources after the last Ice Age.3






So, I will stick to the real Science and you can suck up to the Climate Change Deniers.

If we had Poilievre as PM since the last Election and his Cryptocurrency guidelines were followed:



He was dumb to mention this Currency to those with zero knowledge of the fluctuations in the market. Canadians are being scammed out of record-breaking dollar amounts via cryptocurrency investment fraud. According to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre, Canadians reported losses of $308.6M to investment fraud in 2022 compared to $164M in 2021. Of those reports, many involved Canadians investing in cryptocurrency after seeing a deceptive ad. Investment fraud, including cryptocurrency fraud, takes many forms, but they all have one thing in common – the big lie that you can make tons of fast cash!
PeePee the SBF of Canada.
 

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You literally just copied and pasted this from Canada.ca

What else do you expect them to say?
Are you disputing anything in those articles posted by the Government. They have to get their facts right before posting it. Of course the right wingers hate the actual facts as not even Pee Pee disputes it!!
 

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The Trudeau administration has been lying to us since 2015.
The previous harper regime took a healthy surplus from The Chretien / Martin Liberal Governments and created what was a real recession. The jobless rates were up and he even boasted about creating around 1.1 million new jobs. We know how he was the biggest liar who mislead The Canadian people about his accomplishments:

It’s getting harder for Harper to brag about his record on jobs
A look at how sluggish the Canadian jobs market is becoming

 
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Are you disputing anything in those articles posted by the Government. They have to get their facts right before posting it. Of course the right wingers hate the actual facts as not even Pee Pee disputes it!!
Yes. I dispute that they know what they are doing, That they will put Canada in a better position and That they will improve anything they discussed within 2 years.
 

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The previous harper regime took a healthy surplus from The Chretien / Martin Liberal Governments and created what was a real recession. The jobless rates were up and he even boasted about creating around 1.1 million new jobs. We know how he was the biggest liar who mislead The Canadian people about his accomplishments:

It’s getting harder for Harper to brag about his record on jobs
A look at how sluggish the Canadian jobs market is becoming

OK and you voted him out of office.

What will you do with the dipshit we have in office now? He's been worse.
 

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Are you disputing anything in those articles posted by the Government. They have to get their facts right before posting it. Of course the right wingers hate the actual facts as not even Pee Pee disputes it!!
I guess you missed a dozen or more articles, from sched A banks, from economists, and others disputing some of it?

And you live in a world where only Cons and Republicans spin things. Your side, nah their virtuous, would never.
 
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The previous harper regime took a healthy surplus from The Chretien / Martin Liberal Governments and created what was a real recession. The jobless rates were up and he even boasted about creating around 1.1 million new jobs. We know how he was the biggest liar who mislead The Canadian people about his accomplishments:

It’s getting harder for Harper to brag about his record on jobs
A look at how sluggish the Canadian jobs market is becoming

Lmao.
You will find excuse for everything Liberals do or have to contend with. But turn blind eyes to 2008 it’s deep, wide ranging, long lasting affects.

Damn good thing both Harper and JT inherited good fiscal positions and not mountains of debt. Sunny days last forever.

Here’s a historical trend line for you to ignore too. Canadas debt to gdp from 1995 to 2021. Don’t let facts gets in your ways


More facts you’re ignoring.
The present Liberals have no intention of balancing a budget until 2029…….read their update….as far as the economy and gdp goes. Read some news, read up on Boomers and what they will be doing by 2029….beside not working and spending, nor paying as much in taxes….hammering healthcare…a double whammy.

More facts you’re ignoring.
Debt and mortgages rolling, by the millions, and people paying higher rates and land taxes (MPAC alone never municipal rate increases) by then…Even if the bubble doesn’t burst, that like Boomers retiring en masse, means less $$$ to spend..grow the economy…see also this that and the other…

More facts you’re ignoring.
They are trying to kill fossils. And it’s not just them, Just a huge component of our economy…..See also other areas of Canada and like the rust belt in the US. Ignored since 2008 and voters turning blind eyes to them.. See also Capital Bleed facts. See also house price trends in the GTA

more facts you’re ignoring.
He only promised in 2015/16 to accomplish that ( balancing budgets) by 2018. You know, before reality and shit happens slapped him, you and Canadians in the face? Nope, “I’m Liberal, I’m back, it’s sunny days again, let the good times begin”

Like he promised 2016 would be the last election under FPTP. Like he promised a more transparent govt. Have you watched them in the house? They’ve never answered a single thing. and more……..

Nah, only the Cons pool wool over voters heads. And only the right are “blind and dumb.”
 
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Lmao.
You will find excuse for everything Liberals do or have to contend with. But turn blind eyes to 2008 it’s deep, wide ranging, long lasting affects.

Damn good thing both Harper and JT inherited good fiscal positions and not mountains of debt. Sunny days last forever.
Yes, you will slam the liberals and declare only the cons are good at economics then present Dean Drummond and Paul Martin liberals as the epitome of the best Canadian government on the economy.
 
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Yes, you will slam the liberals and declare only the cons are good at economics then present Dean Drummond and Paul Martin liberals as the epitome of the best Canadian government on the economy.
The Chretien/Martin Liberals were the last true Liberals in this country. You could say Stephane Dion was that too but unfortunately no one would take him seriously as he appeared to be a whimp.
 

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Yes, you will slam the liberals and declare only the cons are good at economics then present Dean Drummond and Paul Martin liberals as the epitome of the best Canadian government on the economy.
You don’t know a lot, aren’t very aware so what makes you think your positions have much to stand on…. Btw his name is Don Drummond.

I doubt you even looked at the debt to gdp trend line. Nor, took a few seconds to consider a couple things

Look how high it was in 1995.
Look where it is today.
Look at the downward trend 1995-2006 the low point. And thus “employed austerity”

And who was in power, and got spending under control and thus a mean, has no clue hawk that cuts and cuts and cuts according to you guys.

Chretian/Martin
so Frank, if those Liberals were smart enough to know…that is was out of control…What’s that say about JT and you?
 
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You don’t know a lot, aren’t very aware so what makes you think your positions have much to stand on…. Btw his name is Don Drummond.

I doubt you even looked at the debt to gdp trend line. Nor, took a few seconds to consider a couple things

Look how high it was in 1995.
Look where it is today.
Look at the downward trend 1995-2006 the low point. And thus “employed austerity”

And who was in power, and got spending under control and thus a mean, has no clue hawk that cuts and cuts and cuts according to you guys.

Chretian/Martin
so Frank, if those Liberals were smart enough to know…that is was out of control…What’s that say about JT and you?
My bad, Don Drummond.
The liberal economist you think is a model for the conservatives.
 

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Yes. I dispute that they know what they are doing, That they will put Canada in a better position and That they will improve anything they discussed within 2 years.
If Canada has one of the best of the Debt to GDP ratio from all the G7 Nations, then I am satisfied with it in these dire global economic times.
Let's be realistic about that fact!!
 

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OK and you voted him out of office.

What will you do with the dipshit we have in office now? He's been worse.
What will we then end up with a worse individual of a nutcase who is calling for "cryptocurrency", firing the Bank Of Canada head and not really spelling out how he will tackle the Climate Change crisis, but just walk in tandem with extremists in the FreeDumb Convoy?
 

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I guess you missed a dozen or more articles, from sched A banks, from economists, and others disputing some of it?

And you live in a world where only Cons and Republicans spin things. Your side, nah their virtuous, would never.
That is why a number of Banks have revised their doom and gloom forecasts after they exaggerated the impact etc. "Economists" mainly from The Rebel and The Sun is your Gospel Truth!!
 

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Lmao.
You will find excuse for everything Liberals do or have to contend with. But turn blind eyes to 2008 it’s deep, wide ranging, long lasting affects.

Damn good thing both Harper and JT inherited good fiscal positions and not mountains of debt. Sunny days last forever.

Here’s a historical trend line for you to ignore too. Canadas debt to gdp from 1995 to 2021. Don’t let facts gets in your ways


More facts you’re ignoring.
The present Liberals have no intention of balancing a budget until 2029…….read their update….as far as the economy and gdp goes. Read some news, read up on Boomers and what they will be doing by 2029….beside not working and spending, nor paying as much in taxes….hammering healthcare…a double whammy.

More facts you’re ignoring.
Debt and mortgages rolling, by the millions, and people paying higher rates and land taxes (MPAC alone never municipal rate increases) by then…Even if the bubble doesn’t burst, that like Boomers retiring en masse, means less $$$ to spend..grow the economy…see also this that and the other…

More facts you’re ignoring.
They are trying to kill fossils. And it’s not just them, Just a huge component of our economy…..See also other areas of Canada and like the rust belt in the US. Ignored since 2008 and voters turning blind eyes to them.. See also Capital Bleed facts. See also house price trends in the GTA

more facts you’re ignoring.
He only promised in 2015/16 to accomplish that ( balancing budgets) by 2018. You know, before reality and shit happens slapped him, you and Canadians in the face? Nope, “I’m Liberal, I’m back, it’s sunny days again, let the good times begin”

Like he promised 2016 would be the last election under FPTP. Like he promised a more transparent govt. Have you watched them in the house? They’ve never answered a single thing. and more……..

Nah, only the Cons pool wool over voters heads. And only the right are “blind and dumb.”
Let's compare Apples with Apples. We all know that the Provinces shut their economies during the Pandemic and The Federal Govt. had to step in to the rescue just like other Nations.
So, let's scrutinize all the G7 Nations and how they compared with Canada as per the IMF:

Canada enjoys foremost fiscal freedom (as per IMF)

We were treated to the IMF’s latest World Economic Outlook (WEO) today. And while a sister publication, the Fiscal Monitor, arrives with a one- day lag, the WEO nonetheless reveals how the IMF sees government financial health evolving across the globe. There’s some interesting and encouraging news for Canadians, made all the more relevant by the fact that the federal government in Ottawa utilizes the IMF’s international debt comparisons when setting/outlining its key ‘fiscal anchors’.
So what does the IMF have to tell us? For starters, Canada’s general government sector (which is a concept that covers all levels of government plus social security) has a pronounced budgetary edge vs. G7 peers. There’s been more rapid fiscal repair here. Before fully ascribing fiscal traction to a couple of years of heady nominal GDP growth, consider that Canada’s general government sector has a comparatively modest structural imbalance (just -0.5% of potential GDP as of 2023). Unlike other large, advanced nations, the IMF sees Canada’s structural deficit being erased by 2028. As for the closely watched debt metrics, Canada’s edge is better than ever and expected to only grow over time. The IMF puts Canada’s general government net debt-to-GDP ratio at a relatively skinny 14% as of 2023. The G7 average? Well, it’s currently 95% and set to turn one hundred in short order. For those familiar with the IMF’s estimates on net debt, you’ll perhaps notice a non-trivial revision to Canada’s net debt load. That captures a move to market valuation for financial assets, boosting the country’s already large pool of financial assets. Not for nothing, financial assets are netted from gross debt to arrive at net debt. Lest we Canadians get too cavalier, we must acknowledge that our gross debt-to-GDP ratio isn’t nearly as impressive, which is something credit rating agencies tend to take note of.
Still, for investors placing any emphasis on how one nation’s finances stack up against key peers, the IMF’s fresh outlook shows Canada with the foremost fiscal freedom in the G7, particularly once you control for the nation’s large and growing stockpile of financial assets.
Now examine the actual charts in this Link:

 

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Let's compare Apples with Apples. We all know that the Provinces shut their economies during the Pandemic and The Federal Govt. had to step in to the rescue just like other Nations.
So, let's scrutinize all the G7 Nations and how they compared with Canada as per the IMF:



Now examine the actual charts in this Link:

I guess you’re choosing to ignore what OEC Statscan and more have to say….and counters I linked or is all that too much for you read?


Now, I’ll ask you a simple, very simple question. When the likes of Moodys, Standard and Poors, look at things. Do they give a rats ass about your participation ribbons? Yes or no?

Because I know you will ignore the question. Do you think they said “hey, it’s ok, Ontario is doing better than X”

Care to answer?
 
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