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Funny how an order is always a lawful order until there's sufficient attention and backlash against the result, isn't it?
And central bank cocaine for the stock market, aka stimmies, and massive profits for tech firms and big name retailers because of the policies, and less energy consumption because the world was supposed to end 10 years ago.
Isn't that, like, Canada's Texas?
Like Hell, who knows what STDs that idiot is packing. Have him work in a place that makes FOOF.
Now what could possibly go wrong ?Polish insurgents have apparently infiltrated the country in support of the Canadian Insurrection.
These fine ladies just showed up in Ottawa with 1,500 Polish sausages, a bunch of bread, and hundreds of doughnuts for the truckers 🙌
The sweet smell of freedom emanating from the streets of Ottawa is about to get a whole lot sweeter.notthebee.com
Pfeh, Hungarians are far more based.
Um, why?
It's one thing to be on the other side of a tyranny with others drawing fire as well.
Although Alberta is our most conservative province, it's currently governed by Jason Kenney, who is very much an equivalent to the swampy establishment Republicans south of the border - hence all the restrictions and why it took him until now, and such pressure, to finally lift them. The Albertan United Conservative Party to which he belongs is a composite of two older provincial parties, the Progressive Conservatives (who were further divided into the McCain-tier-squish/CINO 'progressive' faction of Ed Stelmach and Allison Redford, and a more properly 'conservative' faction championed by Ralph Klein) and the further-right Wildrose Party, and the thoroughly Progressive Conservative Kenney ran some pretty dirty tricks to defeat the Wildrose candidate Brian Jean in the UCP's first leadership election post-merger.
Pretty much. Imagine if Larry Hogan or Charlie Baker somehow managed to cheat their way through the Texan Republican primaries and then get elected Governor of Texas, and you'll have a good picture of just how screwed up the current 'conservative' government in Alberta has been. Actual conservatives need to drum these sorts out before doing anything else because otherwise, as Kenney and O'Toole have demonstrated, if given even a sniff at power they'll rapidly show that they are at best a step or two removed from Trudeau's ilk, and (far more often) at worst literally no different from the liberals at all.
