Master Po, Anti-Marxist @Real_Master_Po

@CityNewsTO My solution: Children bring their own bowls and spoons - parents are responsible for washing dishes. Teacher doles out bulk skim milk and puffed wheat. No sugar. Now eat.

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Master Po, Anti-Marxist @Real_Master_Po

5 hours ago

@CityNewsTO Commie solution: Insert expensive blob of slow inefficient bureaucracy populated with DIE hires that consumes most of the budget leaving peanuts for actual food.

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Master Po, Anti-Marxist @Real_Master_Po

11 hours ago

@ConceptualJames theatlantic.com/newsletters/ar…

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Master Po, Anti-Marxist @Real_Master_Po

a day ago

@BBCWorld One has to assume that the U.S. has a plan to remove the nukes from France and England along with anyone who knows how to design, build, or maintain them. These countries are now dangerously unstable.

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Master Po, Anti-Marxist @Real_Master_Po

a day ago

@GlobalBC What a simpleton.

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Rock Chartrand @RockChartrand

a day ago

Imagine telling someone in 1970 that by 2026 you’d need six figures just to buy a modest house in many places. They’d be shocked—until you explained 56 years of inflation. Now imagine telling them something stranger: that the federal government would eventually spend more than $7 trillion a year, carry more than $40 trillion in debt, and that housing, healthcare, and higher education—three areas subjected to enormous government spending, subsidies, regulation, and intervention—would still be among the biggest affordability complaints. But perhaps most shocking would be telling them that after all that spending, debt, and rising costs, the central planners never lost faith in their policies. Every failure merely became evidence that they hadn’t intervened enough. Government became vastly more expensive while promising to make life less expensive—and somehow the prescription remained more government.

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Master Po, Anti-Marxist @Real_Master_Po

a day ago

@CityNewsTO Not many nuclear fusion jobs for this unfortunate chap. Sad.

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Master Po, Anti-Marxist @Real_Master_Po

a day ago

@Seakinglogic @acoyne Scholars one and all.

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Garbage Human @GarbageHuman24

3 days ago

Aware enough to notice but not honest enough to admit the reason why.

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Master Po, Anti-Marxist @Real_Master_Po

2 days ago

@coreyhoganyyc @guuseh Canada has a "reserve" - it's unpumped crude oil in the ground. This represents economic risk that did not exist in the past. Today, we need "pumped" reserves distributed across the country - and the refinery capacity to produce every petroleum product we need to run our economy.

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Master Po, Anti-Marxist @Real_Master_Po

2 days ago

@coreyhoganyyc @guuseh The U.S. is a net exporter of total petroleum products as a whole. The U.S. refinery capacity is geared to heavy crude. From a security standpoint, the imbalance of trans Canada supply, reserves, and refining capacity needs to be addressed. We cannot remain dependent on the U.S.

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Master Po, Anti-Marxist @Real_Master_Po

2 days ago

@coreyhoganyyc Eastern Canada: Ontario, Quebec, and Atlantic Canada do not have sufficient domestic pipeline connections to bring in Western Canadian crude economically. Instead, eastern refineries import about 35% of their crude feedstock—mostly lighter crude from the United States.