Canada is a failed state

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HOMO FOR LIFE RETURNS said:
BC cons are total cucks and disorganized. They are right now arguing that tribes should be consulted MORE before fast tracking any major projects.

It's so fucking gay. I hate Canadians so much.
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John Rustad and the BC conservatives were banking on winning in 2024, which would've made all their internal divisions "easier" to sort out. Because they didn't win, all of their dirty laundry that the party had before the election with its old guard and the Liberal converts is boiling over. Sad to see but its better to have it happen while they're in opposition imo so they can default to attacking Eby
 
#1 Hot Sauce of Kiwi Farm said:
My money is on fusion power being the future. Japan and a few other countries are focusing on it as their leadership is only slightly retarded. We may live to see a hydrogen powered car or cold fusion cells.
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I think fusion is a pipedream

We just don't have the materials or technology to make it work. I've read about "fusion breakthroughs" since the 80's. It ain't going to happen in our lifetimes.

What Canada needs to do is focus on nuclear power so we can export more oil and coal. SMR's are the future and we need to get started now and not 25 years down the line when it's a political emergency because half the urban bughives are on a rotating power blackout.

But that wouldn't be very Canadian would it? Why do today what you can put off onto your children backs tomorrow. For now there is money to be grifted and Chink gold to be made.
 
Betonhaus said:
Why do tribes need to be consulted at all?
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The Clarity Act requires province, federal government, and first nations to come to the negotiation table in good faith in what is a geopolitical divorce. However, that doesn't give FNs a veto. They may crow on about how it's their land, but the letter of the treaties says that they ceded and relinquished all claims. What they don't understand is that they don't actually hold it because they have no standing army or other means to impose that assertion--just the goodwill of the white man.

Sweeter and Savoury said:
I think fusion is a pipedream
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Commercially viable fusion may be possible by 2050 if we're being overly optimistic. However, there are other avenues. Many countries are working to make thorium power a reality because that element is more plentiful than uranium and the byproducts have a much shorter half-life than conventional fuel.

I recently watched a video on a nuclear fuel reprocessing plant in France which said that used fuel rods have around 4% fission byproducts with the rest being usable, The caveat is that it's a chemically intensive and expensive process with plutonium being a byproduct. That usually goes into fuel rods as MOX and is transported under heavy security. There's more than enough material for nuclear fission as a stopgap until fusion becomes an option, but Three Mile Island/Chernobyl/Fukushima has made the public wary.
 
Sweeter and Savoury said:
I think fusion is a pipedream

We just don't have the materials or technology to make it work. I've read about "fusion breakthroughs" since the 80's. It ain't going to happen in our lifetimes.

What Canada needs to do is focus on nuclear power so we can export more oil and coal. SMR's are the future and we need to get started now and not 25 years down the line when it's a political emergency because half the urban bughives are on a rotating power blackout.

But that wouldn't be very Canadian would it? Why do today what you can put off onto your children backs tomorrow. For now there is money to be grifted and Chink gold to be made.
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It's funny because I remember reading way back in like 2006 that Canada was at the forefront of nuclear power. Sad to see how times have changed.
 
Jetpack Himmler said:
They may crow on about how it's their land, but the letter of the treaties says that they ceded and relinquished all claims.
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A little hiccup there would be finding a lawyer who could argue that and not one whose email signature reads something like

(he/him/il)
I am grateful to live, work, and play on the unceded traditional and ancestral patrimonies of the Mxyzptlk, Thunderbird, and Sabertooth nations.
 
Ser Prize said:
It's funny because I remember reading way back in like 2006 that Canada was at the forefront of nuclear power. Sad to see how times have changed.
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Shit you kids might not remember CanDu but we used to make nuclear reactors and sell them to other countries.

Until the Liberals decided that one of thier donors could use the money and sold CanDu into private hands. I think some Jeet owns it now.
 
Millions have been spent by oil companies like Irving/BP and """green""" groups to demonize nuclear in Canada since the early 2000s. The "grrr I love muh gas and oil!!!" crowd we see now are directly descended from these incredibly successful propaganda campaigns. I appreciate things like hydroelectric but its just drops compared to the buckets of power nuclear generates. It's so fucking stupid that we don't have a reactor or two for every major population hub, but we managed to snuff out that dream with "muh environment!" and "muh oil jerbs!" scaremongering.... As if nuclear isn't clean as fuck, or that we don't export the vast majority of our oil products.

I'm tired boss. Canada would be decades ahead if we went fully nuclear. This past 2 decades have just been stagnant followed by steady decline.
 
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Ser Prize said:
BC could very easily be an economic power house with it's material resources.
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Yeah it could be. That's like saying Russia could be an economic power house.

Hell, Ukraine could have been an economic power house. Huge agricultural and resource potentional located right next to Europe and Russia, turkey below.

But the people in it doesn't make it happen. They waste it on virtue signaling, corruption and degeneracy.
 
Outer Space Traveller said:
That's good to know. So BC and Alberta are """where it is at""". Saskatchewan if you need farming, but those are other details. Very good to know. Tho I believe Alberta is good enough with farming.
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Sask actually has large amount of very important ores and deposits of important rare earths.

It has the 3rd largest deposit of uranium in the world, massive amounts of phosphate and potash all of which are very in demand,

No the ideal country would be BC for it's ports and timber, AB for it's oil, gas and ores and Sask for it grain and rare earths.

Funny how Canada has all this massive potential but the Liberals just want to keep all that good stuff in the ground? I mean, who are they saving it for?

Oh right...China.
 
Sweeter and Savoury said:
Sask actually has large amount of very important ores and deposits of important rare earths.

It has the 3rd largest deposit of uranium in the world, massive amounts of phosphate and potash all of which are very in demand,

No the ideal country would be BC for it's ports and timber, AB for it's oil, gas and ores and Sask for it grain and rare earths.

Funny how Canada has all this massive potential but the Liberals just want to keep all that good stuff in the ground? I mean, who are they saving it for?

Oh right...China.
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Right, all in all, Canada in itself is a good country - its provinces make up each in its own. I do have a soft spot for BC, personally; but I understand how "eating and drinking" (agriculture and cattle) are the basics of human sustenance - so I'd wager SK and AB would be a powerhouse of itself, while BC is more mountainous in this regard.
Sweeter and Savoury said:
No the ideal country would be BC for it's ports and timber, AB for it's oil, gas and ores and Sask for it grain and rare earths.
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Pretty much.
Sweeter and Savoury said:
Funny how Canada has all this massive potential but the Liberals just want to keep all that good stuff in the ground? I mean, who are they saving it for?

Oh right...China.
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Same crap here in Brazil. It is said that the meats (meaning, the cattle produce) is one of the finest in the world. Yet the prime cuts (the cream of the crop) all go to the fucking Chinese; while Brazilians get great, good to relatively good cuts. Don't get me started on the iron ore.
 
Sweeter and Savoury said:
Funny how Canada has all this massive potential but the Liberals just want to keep all that good stuff in the ground? I mean, who are they saving it for?

Oh right...China.
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Nah it's India. All the beauty of the North and India has already started throwing trash in our rivers and Great Lakes.
The Cum Beast said:
try - its provinces make up each in its own. I do have a soft spot for BC, personally; but I understand how "eating and drinking" (agriculture and cattle) are the basics of human sustenance - so I'd wager SK and AB would be a powerhouse of itself, while BC is more mountainous in this regard.
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Close to 15 millions votes are Jeets. Kind of hard to outvote that bloc.
 
Sweeter and Savoury said:
Sask actually has large amount of very important ores and deposits of important rare earths.

It has the 3rd largest deposit of uranium in the world, massive amounts of phosphate and potash all of which are very in demand,

No the ideal country would be BC for it's ports and timber, AB for it's oil, gas and ores and Sask for it grain and rare earths.

Funny how Canada has all this massive potential but the Liberals just want to keep all that good stuff in the ground? I mean, who are they saving it for?

Oh right...China.
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Look we don't need to mine or make anything, okay? We gotta get to net zero.
 
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