“Elbows Up Carney” now deploying a kneel-and-kiss strategy.
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“Elbows Up Carney” now deploying a kneel-and-kiss strategy.
“CTV News
48m ago
Carney says Canada open to deeper integration
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@chris we are constantly in planning mode for a potential move up there, so news like this... is troubling. Last thing we want to do is move the whole family up north, then find ourselves in another country subjugated by the one we just left....
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No we are not. He can move there if he wants.
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From Elbows up to Ass up?
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@chris Carney is turning out to be not only a real disappointment but, he's actually hurting Canada. PP is worse. I wish people would wise up and vote NDP and give them a chance. I mean, really, could they do any worse than the Libs and Cons constantly taking turns fucking us over? I think if the NDP got in there might not be a Con or Lib win for a very long time after people see what the NDP could do for us all.
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@chris Carney is turning out to be not only a real disappointment but, he's actually hurting Canada. PP is worse. I wish people would wise up and vote NDP and give them a chance. I mean, really, could they do any worse than the Libs and Cons constantly taking turns fucking us over? I think if the NDP got in there might not be a Con or Lib win for a very long time after people see what the NDP could do for us all.
@Rick_d_card agreed. Carney might just make it possible
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@chris
“Like Mexico, Canada remains open to deeper integration, including options for fortress North America in (certain) sectors...", so the CTV story referenced goes."Certain sectors" is the part left out.
Canada open to ‘deeper integration’ with U.S. in some sectors, Carney says
Speaking to a room of progressive policy experts in Toronto Saturday, Prime Minister Mark Carney offered some insight into what Canada has offered up ahead of an official review of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) this summer.
CTVNews (www.ctvnews.ca)
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@Rick_d_card agreed. Carney might just make it possible
@chris I hope so, but the problem will be the ghost of Bob Rae in Ontario. Maybe if enough younger people who weren’t poisoned by the Mike Harris lies get out to vote, we can put that to bed. @Rick_d_card
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@chris Carney is turning out to be not only a real disappointment but, he's actually hurting Canada. PP is worse. I wish people would wise up and vote NDP and give them a chance. I mean, really, could they do any worse than the Libs and Cons constantly taking turns fucking us over? I think if the NDP got in there might not be a Con or Lib win for a very long time after people see what the NDP could do for us all.
@Rick_d_card
The NDP gave us pharmacare and dental care and they weren't even in power.
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@chris I hope so, but the problem will be the ghost of Bob Rae in Ontario. Maybe if enough younger people who weren’t poisoned by the Mike Harris lies get out to vote, we can put that to bed. @Rick_d_card
@LynnD
It's incredible that Ontario can hold onto a 25 year old memory while ignoring the blatant crime of the current Ontario government.
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@chris better than the other choice, but we can’t hire a banker to bring us a revolution, and a revolution is what we need.
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@LynnD
It's incredible that Ontario can hold onto a 25 year old memory while ignoring the blatant crime of the current Ontario government.
@chris @Rick_d_card@human3500 absolutely mind-boggling. @chris @Rick_d_card
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@chris
“Like Mexico, Canada remains open to deeper integration, including options for fortress North America in (certain) sectors...", so the CTV story referenced goes."Certain sectors" is the part left out.
Canada open to ‘deeper integration’ with U.S. in some sectors, Carney says
Speaking to a room of progressive policy experts in Toronto Saturday, Prime Minister Mark Carney offered some insight into what Canada has offered up ahead of an official review of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) this summer.
CTVNews (www.ctvnews.ca)
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@chris I hope so, but the problem will be the ghost of Bob Rae in Ontario. Maybe if enough younger people who weren’t poisoned by the Mike Harris lies get out to vote, we can put that to bed. @Rick_d_card
@LynnD @Rick_d_card eventually enough people will die off... (the irony is Bob Rae because a Liberal Minister!! but whatever, Ontario needs to grow up) lol
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@chris better than the other choice, but we can’t hire a banker to bring us a revolution, and a revolution is what we need.
@mick disagree. we have three choices. time for Ontario to grow up and pick the third.
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@human3500 absolutely mind-boggling. @chris @Rick_d_card
@LynnD @human3500 @Rick_d_card the media has a big role to play in this
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@chris we are constantly in planning mode for a potential move up there, so news like this... is troubling. Last thing we want to do is move the whole family up north, then find ourselves in another country subjugated by the one we just left....
@johnbrown all I can say is that unlike the USA we still have options. namely @avilewis We are not nearly as far down the road as the USA or UK.
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@LynnD @human3500 @Rick_d_card the media has a big role to play in this
Media means corporations and they hate socialism. It's in a way unfortunate but, in another way it's good because of technology. If the NDP can use tech efficiently the media conglomerates won't matter. Here's hoping!
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Media means corporations and they hate socialism. It's in a way unfortunate but, in another way it's good because of technology. If the NDP can use tech efficiently the media conglomerates won't matter. Here's hoping!
@Rick_d_card @LynnD @human3500 i like what Avi is doing in terms of grassroots organizing. combine that with effective new media use and there is a chance
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What he said (that the headline leaves out):
“Like Mexico, Canada remains open to deeper integration, including options for fortress North America in (certain) sectors. And to be clear, those offers are on the table”
What he also said:
“We need to build new trade relationships in order to move from reliance to resilience”
It’s not all about kissing up to the US.
@Sanderde unfortunately headlines rule the day. And this one sucks for Canada.
