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America also wants, uh, what's that one province with the lobsters? That one. Y'all can keep Quebec.It's better for america to just seize Alberta and Saskatchewan for resources and blockade the rest.
Taking over Atlantic provinces is a great idea. Only about 2-3 mil people. Tons of land. Great ocean. Too bad people there live off the government like leeches.America also wants, uh, what's that one province with the lobsters? That one. Y'all can keep Quebec.
What happens if Trudeau resigns? He gets replaced by some next idiot from his party, or election?
Do you not remember the last time parliament was prorogued? I do and it isn't "uncharted".TRUDEAU IS CONSIDERING PROROGING THE PARLIAMENT.
we are in uncharted territories.
It is when the government is failing and have zero fucking mandate. Harper proroged the parliament because the opposition parties were gearing up for coalition which was clearly retarded shit to do and served no one but themselves.I'm calling it now, nothing will come of any of this. The government is going down next election no matter who leads the LPC and the party isn't going to burn talent/a new leader on a doomed election.
Trudeau will stay on until the election, resign after the CPC wins, and the LPC will start to rebuild while blaming the loss on Trudeau.
Nothing ever happens.
Do you not remember the last time parliament was prorogued? I do and it isn't "uncharted".
The LPC clearly does have a mandate (thanks for nothing Singh) when every non-confidence vote thus far has failed.It is when the government is failing and have zero fucking mandate.
LPC mandate is basically NDP bailout. By public consensus, they have no mandate.The LPC clearly does have a mandate when every non-confidence vote thus far has failed.
Nothing about this is unprecedented imo.
The finance minister resigning minutes before she had to table the fall economic statement is unprecedented though, CPC get to push another non confidence motion, and the government may be held in contempt of the house, but jag will hold out for his pension, so maybe nothing will happen.Nothing about this is unprecedented imo.
If Trudeau flee to Argentina, he'll have to cope with Javier Milei.I don't think Trudeau will flee to Argentina, but we never know
The rest of New England mainly. The Saint Lawrence river not being the entire border and Maine sort of just ending in the middle of the woods in New Brunswick made little to no sense. It was sort of an accident of history. That area was an unincorporated crown territory with some Scots living in New Scotland (Nova Soctia) and that was about it. There were not enough of them to justify forming a crown colony and at the Treaty of Paris the UK didn't want to give up its navigational rights through the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, even though they gave up pretty much everything else. Nobody had really gotten around to determining where the border between Quebec and New York was either by the time the Revolutionary War broke out a few years after the end of the war with France.America also wants, uh, what's that one province with the lobsters? That one. Y'all can keep Quebec.
This and Freeland doesn't like the idea of being the next Kim Campbell.Holy shit.
The swearing-in ceremony of LeBlac was surreal as fuck. One general goes down. Another gets sworn in live during the battle. The few that's in the room clapping and smiling while knowing the chaos in the parliament and the country.
CBC PRAISING Freeland as if she did the most heroic thing ever. Calling it "masterclass." No, she was a vindictive bitch who went out the worst way possible for Trudeau. This is not good for the country. This drama is indicative of how Trudeau cabinet functions. Bunch of loyalist backstabbers who get thrown under the bus.
A: I don’t care, I’m high.1/4 of the fed budget (not economy) being transferred to provinces & cities isn't a scandal.
One of the biggest problems with Canada is that too much power is centralized in the federal government, or in Justin's case, the Prime Minister's office.
How do you say Failed State in Canadian French?
Sounds like a good time for a military junta to seize power. Who is Canada's most beloved military strongman right now?
This was supposed to be fixed by the Meech Lake Accord, but it was never implemented because we can't have nice things, and it sunk god king Brian Peckford's government.One of the biggest problems with Canada is that too much power is centralized in the federal government, or in Justin's case, the Prime Minister's office. It becomes especially egregious when the federal government encroaches on provincial responsibility. Trudeau is an autocrat at his core who believes that the federal government (with him in charge, of course) should be involved in all aspects of public and private life. All provincial and municipal should be subordinate to him. Same with his caucus and cabinet. The opposition should be cooperative for the sake of "all Canadians" and Jagmeet's craven and avaricious behavior encourages this belief.
What makes this even more alarming is that Trudeau himself is incompetent, corrupt, and possesses the emotional maturity of a teenager. He only gained his position through nepotism and his chief of staff (Katie Telford) insulates him from the reality that many Canadians live. Now that he is in full wounded narcissist mode after Trump publicly trolled him, he would destroy what's left of the nation out spite to soothe his adolescent ego. Handing a highly centralized state to such an individual is not only foolhardy, but outright dangerous.
The unfortunate part is that it will take at least a generation to recover from the damage he inflicted on us.
Oh that thing they did to Harper right before he got a majority? Who cares?government may be held in contempt of the house
No he'd go to Cuba and live with familyI don't think Trudeau will flee to Argentina, but we never know