Will Our Governments Complete Their Task Of Making Us A 5th World Country?

Will Our Governments Complete Their Task Of Making Us A 5th World Country?

Is anyone else sick and tired of Government scandals meanwhile our country Canada (obviously we're not the only country) goes further and further into debt?

All they have to do to get away with it is deny it and claim that they are doing what they feel is best for the country or province etc.

They also get to keep their jobs.

Cheat citizens, throw us further in deficit, deny it and keep their job! At this point what I see is that they pride themselves on who is the better liar and deceiver.

We obviously need to change some things about accountability etc. and I do not think or feel that the government is trust worthy to make those changes themselves! If things continue our governments will complete their task of making us a 5th world country of slaves to other countries etc.

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David Jeffrey Spetch
Ps. Be good, be strong!

 

How's that free healthcare going for you?

I hear Canadians who are tired of waiting for an operation come to America.

 

The health care is better than nothing and free? It comes out of tax dollars.

/ David

 

Although i do not see how a country as big as Europe with a tiny population and very resource rich can become 3rd world , i want to say that taking loans means that those buying the bonds are making profit big time , look who is buying and what connections they have to the government.
You also may wanna check the debt of the two richest European countries : Luxembourg and Norway , debtocracy is modern capitalism at it's best.

 

This may appear to be about one thing, but it is thorough about many things to do with this and will likely shed some light on what you claim to not see.

http://www.washingtontimesmail.com/dhmpktsthnzfznjwfrkhtfzkdmfttcslrzhbtwpstdhsph_uncphnqcmggc.html

Have you any links or anything about who is buying bonds?

/ David

 

The financial takeover is happening globally, and so is the global protest against it.

Canada's going to feel the heat as much as many other countries.. Many countries are hemorrhaging their standard-of-living in real time.

Fortunately for Canada, there's no looming currency collapse, unlike the USA, so Canada might wind up alright. That's AFIK so anyone feel free to correct me.

 

We may not be facing currency collapse yet, but as things are it certainly indicates that remaining on the path that we are on it won't be long before our currency does collapse from being too far in debt!

/ David

 

Just legalize the illegals so that they can bring millions more low IQ invaders.
To top it off, feds say they need 150K jobs a month to keep up with
population growth. They they welcome up to 100K legal immigrants a month
mostly from third world countries.

A true patriot does everything legally possible to collapse the government in Washington.

 

extremely sarcastic is what I make of that.

/ David

 

Canada, with all those resources being ripped out of the ground and its tiny population should be having huge budget surpluses and be socking away a big pile of money to deal with future calamities, which will surely come. There is absolutely no rational argument for the government of Canada to have any debt. There are plenty of irrational arguments, but no rational ones considering its place in the world economy.

 

Well it's the USD facing currency collapse. Whether that drags Canada down or not, I'm not sure. I don't think a debt collapse will ruin your currency. I'm not sure though. I'm not an expert.

The USA have the global reserve currency. So they are the ones who think they can print money continuously to solve their financial problems (which has never worked for historical nations with a reserve currency. ALL failed trying this). So the USA are the ones to soon have a currency collapse if they don't change course. How this affects Canada? I'm sorry, I don't know.

What I do know is, what's best for Canada will be the same as what's best for any other nation.

PHYSICAL assets (not paper/numbers on a computer screen) and PRODUCTION (not paying yourselves fake paper for fake financial services). Like actually making stuff. Or extracting resources.

 

Perhaps you'd love to explain why we are billions in debt?

/ David

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Good to see you're not just making things up and trying to pass off BS.

/ David

 

Federal debt of Canada is $614Billion and rising. That is a quite alarming figure for such a small nation. I wonder how many Canadians are aware of it and why they are not lobbying the government to extract more revenues from the booming commodities export industries to balance the budget.

To me it is completely inexplicable that a booming commodity export nation with a tiny population like Canada has any debt at all.
The only possible explanations are that the commodity exporters have a stranglehold on the media that has allowed them to co-opt the government to their bidding or they have corrupted the government secretly while hiding it from the media.

 

Don't worry about government. Worry about the banksters who have forgotten why we tolerate their existence in the first place. They have far outlived their usefulness.