Surprise! Canadian Federal Erection Thread

[Oyster69]

Really? I'll take my chances on the LIb's over a potential break up.

I was in Quebec in October of 1995. It was close but many who voted to leave, thought it was just a negotiating position to take to get a better Federal deal. Good thing for Quebec they stayed in.

I was in Alberta in 1980 when PET dropped the NEP, at that time I'd guess 8 out of 10 would have voted to leave the country if there was a referendum. Now from what I see it's about 1 in 10. Saskatchewan I would say is the province that would have the most resentment of Liberals, but they don't want to be Americans. They also don't have the economies of either Alberta or Quebec. So they are not about to leave.

You let your fear take you where you wish. As I said this election is about one thing, Trump. Prime Ministers become dictators when elected, understanding that point means out of the three major parties their policies alone are what Canada will negotiate on.

PP has a history of alignment with Trump and far right policies. Do you honestly think he will stand up for Canada as it is now, or will he work towards some kind of agreement where he gives away our resources, and we get to stay an "independent" country.

Singh doesn't have the strength of character, he can't even rally his own caucus, was afraid to bring down the Liberals when he could have. Instead he negotiated a deal with Justin, to get a couple programs (Dental and Pharma care) passed by the Liberals. An easy deal for the Libs to make. Also when you look at the Dental program, the Lib never even worked with the CDA to create it (don't believe me, ask your dentist) . Talk about a recipe for program failure. Or in other words, Hey Singh, we tried but the Dentists never bought in. Sorry but Singh's not the guy I want making a deal.

That leaves Carney, a guy who comes for a banking back ground, knows how world economies work. He's also an unknown, so Trump and crew will have problems trying to pigeon hole how he will negotiate. Carney worked with the Obama administration during the 2008 financial crisis, and while we may never know how much he directed the American response, you can bet he has a very good idea of the weakness in the American economy so when we punch back, those punches will hurt America the most, and Canada the least.

To me when I look at those three that leaves just Carney and the Libs. I don't really care what else he does besides stand up for Canada and make Trump economically sorry, no matter the price I have to personally pay. After he has done that, if I don't like the rest, I'll vote him out the next time around.

Well, in politics stupidity is not a handicap and you certainly aren’t handicapped.
Don’t forget to wipe your chin fellating that liberal cock!
No body likes a messy liberal cocksucker!

 

[Lance_Castro]

The CBC Polltracker blends all the accredited polls into one , including changes over several months.

Canadians vote for the party that commands the centrist position.

The Liberals currently hold that ground.

https://newsinteractives.cbc.ca/elections/poll-tracker/canada/

 

[Fuzzy1975]

I'm amazing that support for conservatives in Canada went from 80% to 20% in less than a month

Today's Conservatives are not the Progressive Conservatives from the early 2000. Slowly they migrated closer to Democrats in Harper's terms, but now with Poilierve as leader they are looking more like Tea Party Republicans.

If Trump wasn't threatening Canada as such, and Justin hadn't stepped down the polls never would have sank, and the Conservatives would have sailed to a majority, because it was a statement against the LIberals. Now it's a national pride issue, driving Canadians of all political strips together. The polls will sink lower until all that are left voting Con are the Canadian version of the us RWCJ crowd.

The fact that Doug Ford of the powerful Conservatives of Ontario won't come out and support the Federal wing, even after Poilirve phoned him to ask for advice and support,is very telling.

 

[Fuzzy1975]

Well, in politics stupidity is not a handicap and you certainly aren’t handicapped.
Don’t forget to wipe your chin fellating that liberal cock!
No body likes a messy liberal cocksucker!

I'm voting for the country, given your reply you're voting to join the US. There is no grey in this election.

It's nobody, btw. Try and use proper grammar, it might make your childish attempt at an insult more effective.

 

[Lance_Castro]

I don’t think Pollievre was or is a real threat to become Prime Minister.

trudeau gone, gas pump tax gone, ndp voters will vote liberal… we dont need or want a Mini Trump.

The “ trucker convoy jordan petersen vote” aren’t real. They wont leave mom’s basement on election day even if stepdad offers to drive them.

I dont even remember all the names of the twats the Cons had as leaders during the Mr Fancy Socks years.

 

[Philthy_Phil]

I'm voting for the country, given your reply you're voting to join the US. There is no grey in this election.

It's nobody, btw. Try and use proper grammar, it might make your childish attempt at an insult more effective.

I don't think PP wants to join the US. That's liberal misinformation.

 

[Fuzzy1975]

I don't think PP wants to join the US. That's liberal misinformation.

Be like, join, no difference to me....no way in hell am I ever voting Fed Conservative until they at least get back to a Mulroney type. Harper gave me the GST tax cut and finally repealed the Gun Registry, but he was about as far right as I could stomach.

 

[Philthy_Phil]

Be like, join, no difference to me....no way in hell am I ever voting Fed Conservative until they at least get back to a Mulroney type. Harper gave me the GST tax cut and finally repealed the Gun Registry, but he was about as far right as I could stomach.

The liberals fucked this country up, I'm all for giving someone else a try to fix it. A vote for Carney is a vote for Trudeau's liberals.

 

[Fuzzy1975]

. A vote for Carney is a vote for Trudeau's liberals.

That's like saying a vote for Mulroney was a vote for Clark. It just isn't so. Liberal policies,Conservative policies, or NDP policies all fall from the current leader.

I have no idea (and neither do you) of what exactly Carney's policies are ,and I don't care either. He's the best suited to face Trump, and that's all I care about.

Glad at least you'll go out and cast a ballot. I believe in Democracy, I'm just not so sure about PP.

 

[Fuzzy1975]

This is what happens when you tie yourself too close to another nations leader. A lesson for would be politicians like PP,who just try and capitalise on discontent, verses delivering a policy guide leading in a direction.

New Canadian election poll projects that Pierre Poilievre will lose his seat​

https://cultmtl.com/2025/03/new-can...cts-that-pierre-poilievre-will-lose-his-seat/

https://www.ekospolitics.com/index....ng-lead-with-major-seat-efficiency-advantage/

 

[Lance_Castro]

PP has never had a real job.

Even Trudeau worked as a Theatre Teacher “ training” wealthy West Van teenage girls in the ways of drama.

https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/06/americas/justin-trudeau-groping-allegations?cid=ios_app

 

[Fuzzy1975]

This is part of the Canadian read out of the call between Carney and Donald.

The full article can be read here. https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/li...agree-to-renewed-trade-negotiations-9.6702313

For starters, Trump appears aware that he’s become a factor in the Canadian election, and that he may have contributed to the Liberal Party’s extraordinary rebound. He, and people close to him, have made statements showing some awareness of those dynamics.

Another reason? Carney is not Trudeau. Trump spoke with unique disdain for the former PM, something his former aide John Bolton said Trump also did in private.

"Yesterday Carney said the “old relationship" with the U.S. is over — remarks that have garnered international coverage."

Carney also surprised some Americans with his comments yesterday about the rupture in Canada-U.S. relations, getting lots of attention in Washington. "

I think this may have finally rattled Trump's fucked up brain.


Washington-based Canada-U.S. trade consultant Eric Miller said it has begun to dawn on people here that there could be long-term damage to a close relationship, one that benefits the U.S.

“They [realize the] need to moderate their rhetoric and keep the relationship going in a historically positive direction,” Miller said.

And finally, Americans don’t want a fight with Canada. Poll after poll shows that tariffs on Canada are unpopular, as is the 51st-state talk.

Consumer sentiment is plunging and inflation fears are at a decades-long high, so Trump has some incentives to patch things up.

“Of course, it’s one statement, one call,” Miller added. “[Trump] changes just like the weather.”

 

[MajorRewrite]

Well, in politics stupidity is not a handicap and you certainly aren’t handicapped.
Don’t forget to wipe your chin fellating that liberal cock!
No body likes a messy liberal cocksucker!

I’m surprised that anyone in Canada is openly imitating MAGA sheep, but you’re certainly making an effort.

 

[Fuzzy1975]

I’m surprised that anyone in Canada is openly imitating MAGA sheep, but you’re certainly making an effort.

oh we have a few, just look at TST.

 

[Lance_Castro]

Todays Polltracker:

• LIBM. Carney
  40.8%
  +0.5
• 
  CONP. Poilievre
  37.5%
  +0.2
• 
  NDPJ. Singh
  9.2%
  –0.4
• 
  BQY. Blanchet
  6.2%
  –0.1
• 
  GRNJ. Pedneault
  3.0%
  –0.2
• 
  PPCM. Bernier
  2.2%
  –
• 
  OTH
  1.1%
  –

 

[M2427]

The live version is choppy and low resolution because there were so many people last night it was crashing the nearby cell phone tower!!! :

here's a high res version backup of the Surrey, BC rally (this version wasn't transmitted live due to 5600+ people crashing the wifi):

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7485905067351084294

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jN3VFZz3lKs

https://youtube.com/shorts/EGprHonXikc?si=ygu8tXQ7IySkI2Dk

These videos are from rallies held in Liberal/NDP strongholds such as Hamilton, Lower B.C. mainland, etc...

 

[Fuzzy1975]

The live version is choppy and low resolution because there were so many people last night it was crashing the nearby cell phone tower!!! :

here's a high res version backup of the Surrey, BC rally (this version wasn't transmitted live due to 5600+ people crashing the wifi):

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7485905067351084294

View this content on Instagram

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jN3VFZz3lKs

Hmm, I could be wrong, but wasn't Trump the first guy to use crowd size as a barometer to predicting a person's electability?

 

[M2427]

BC never votes Liberal federally… always NDP or Cons.

2025 Federal Liberal MPs in BC:
Terry Beech - Burnaby North - Seymour
Ron McKinnon - Port Coquitlam
Carla Qualtrough - Delta
Ken Hardie - Fleetwood, Port Kells
Jonathan Wilkinson - North Vancouver
Randeep Sarai - Surrey Centre
Sukh Dhaliwal - Surrey Newton
Hedy Fry - Vancouver Centre
Joyce Murray - Vancouver Quadra
Harjit Sajjan - Vancouver South
Patrick Weiler - West Vancouver

Interesting, eh?
Surrey:

 

[Philthy_Phil]

Sorry, I meant Vancouver Island.

Wrong alt.

 

[Philthy_Phil]

https://www.reddit.com/r/QuebecLibre/comments/1jktk76/quelquun_dans_la_foule_demande_

 

[Philthy_Phil]

No need to apologize.

Agreed, didn't ask you to. You made an honest mistake.

 

[Lance_Castro]

You made an honest mistake.

No prob, i figured it was you.

 

[Beachguy23]

Which would represent the best choice for Canada going forward? (Assuming the Canadians can put on their big boy pants and not vote their emotional outburst.)

In my opinion Carney is the best choice, I think he will best be able to deal with that piece of orange shit .

 

[Fuzzy1975]

In my opinion Carney is the best choice, I think he will best be able to deal with that piece of orange shit .

When you look at the read out of the call yesterday, Trump left his "insult/bully" game mode on off. Trump has a dilemma , his first choice PP came back and bit Trump. We all know how much Trump hates to have that happen. That's what got Trump so pissed at Justin. He's never forgiven Justin for that overheard conversation back in 2018.

Trump with Carney though has no real issue. They have met before, but that's about all. We'll see how it goes for the next couple weeks. My guess is Trump lays off the rhetoric a bit. It's not playing good at home and abroad right now. But that'll only last till Carney pisses him off, and we can guarantee that will happen when Carney say's no on some item, or reciprocates on the supposed tariffs.

Given Trump will have to deal with one of the two, Carney or PP, my guess is he'd prefer PP. Trump figures PP will kiss his ring, collapse on the trade deals and give Trump everything he wants. Will PP do that? I don't know. I do suspect he will be much more inclined to get back on the "right" side of Trump, than Carney will.

 

[Lance_Castro]

• LIBM. Carney
  41.2%
  +0.4
• 
  CONP. Poilievre
  37.6%
  +0.1
• 
  NDPJ. Singh
  8.9%
  –0.3
• 
  BQY. Blanchet
  6.1%
  –0.1
• 
  GRNJ. Pedneault
  2.9%
  –0.1
• 
  PPCM. Bernier
  2.2%
  –
• 
  OTH
  1.1%
  –I
  I dont think any of that matters… it’s a two party race and when the NDP and Green voters vote for someone else, it’s the Liberals.
  There just aren’t enough swing votes up for grabs that will vote Con.