pman
Senior Member
I really have to commend Videodrome - or the programmers who created him - for his ability to insert the ludicrous assertion that Scheer = alt-right into every single post, no matter how tangential it is to the subject at hand.
So, let's talk about Trudeau's housing announcement today. It was a good thing and much needed for the city.
It's no small amount of money, and yet the whole announcement is somehow 'gratuitous' in so many ways.It's nice to see some loans, but it's also unfortunately spread over a ten-year period, and is directed entirely towards the TCHC, which doesn't have a great track record of management.
It feels a bit like a Wynne announcement- something that seems great at first sight, but only arrives conveniently close to an election/after a bad PR incident, and also has a set of asterisks hovering over it.It's no small amount of money, and yet the whole announcement is somehow 'gratuitous' in so many ways.
The Marie Antoinette housing project...It feels a bit like a Wynne announcement- something that seems great at first sight, but only arrives conveniently close to an election/after a bad PR incident, and also has a set of asterisks hovering over it.
I guess I'll still take it though. Also wonder when the money starts rolling out- I've heard conflicting news that it either comes out in spring, or in fall.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/trudeau-tory-affordable-housing-toronto-crisis-1.5086114About $810-million of the federal money will come in the form of loans, while $530-million will be contributions. All of the funding will be distributed over a 10-year period
I really have to commend Videodrome - or the programmers who created him - for his ability to insert the ludicrous assertion that Scheer = alt-right into every single post, no matter how tangential it is to the subject at hand.
It's nice to see some loans, but it's also unfortunately spread over a ten-year period, and is directed entirely towards the TCHC, which doesn't have a great track record of management is notorious for mismanagement.
I am most certainly not a bot! Scheer isn't alt-right himself, but intentionally caters to that group in an effort not to lose ground to the PPC. My reference to it was also relevant, as those emboldened people found it necessary to crash a housing announcement. The sad part was that the Canadian media glossed over the fact that they were racist yellow vest types and instead referred to them as protesters.
I won't argue that fact.
^ I tried to read Lord Black of Crossdressing's piece in the Pest yesterday. I'd love to have a face to face with him, and tell him: "For someone caught red-handed committing criminal acts, felony fraud and obstruction of justice, where the hell do you get off pontificating to others?" What a pompous fffing *&$#%.
Essentially the arguement is that JWR is equivalent to the Notwithstanding Clause in Ontario.What? The Media is attacking Trudeau relentlessly over the SNC stuff. To add to a comment I made in the Doug Ford thread, my dad and his lawyer friend at their church discussed JWR as well. The lawyer said that this kind of thing happens with big companies all the time and the way the opposition parties and the media portray it is horrible. Butts and Wernick didn't need to get this kind of treatment and JWR herself is the one at fault. This is coming from a lawyer who has likely dealt with the situation before. Even Conrad Black, who is no Liberal supporter, sides with the PM on the issue.
https://torontosun.com/opinion/colu...he-lavalin-mess-is-the-conservatives-response
This column is by a Liberal strategist, but it is still interesting that the Sun allowed it to be published.
^ I tried to read Lord Black of Crossdressing's piece in the Pest yesterday. I'd love to have a face to face with him, and tell him: "For someone caught red-handed committing criminal acts, felony fraud and obstruction of justice, where the hell do you get off pontificating to others?" What a pompous fffing *&$#%.
It just goes to show the character of person taking Justin's side on this. I have friends who're Libpologists, and all of their arguments are beyond pathetic. Even as every one is defeated by fact, they change the channel. On the upside, the votes the Libs are losing are disbursing evenly to all the other parties, including the Greens.
Must watch Scheer's public announcement, back later. (it's running late, and hardly anyone's there!)
Trudeau is suing Scheer! Unbelievable...Trudeau's finished...what is it that's got Trudeau by his imitation balls? I wonder if all the Libpologists will continue to go down with the shit...whoops, ship.
The problem for Kinsella is he is a life long Liberal. He is of course disgusted with the lack of ethics and morals, and the corruption and ineptness of the Trudeau Liberals, but he can't bring himself to support CPC - even if to get rid of this nightmare. His only play is to educate the Liberal MPs on how dangerous Trudeau is, but at the end of the day, if he is not successful, he will stay loyal to party.
Bumping this up.My attention span is compromised at this point, (lol...more than usual) but it seems that part of the SNC's legal argument is this:
https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/C-46/page-179.html#h-263
The above is from the "Remediation Agreement" section, and I'm not sure it applies. But this certainly does:
https://www.ppsc-sppc.gc.ca/eng/pub/fpsd-sfpg/fps-sfp/tpd/p3/ch02.html
Addendum to above:
https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/D-2.5/page-2.html#docCont