Just Not ready

[Meds]

Yeah, it seems to be counterintuitive, even more so when the guy heading it has a resume boasting key positions in finance.

Pretty sure Carney is just a more educated Justin.

I have no doubt he is a globalist.

Break the backs of the people economically and force reliance on the elites who ultimately control the governments.

[Topper]

It's Petrocan across sectors.

[Topper]

When asked where the $25 billion seed money for the fund would come from, Finance Minister Franky Bubbles squeaked, Canada has a AAA credit rating and can borrow cheaply.

This is Ebynomics that has had BC's credit rating downgraded five times making debt servicing the third highest budget item.

[Meds]

When asked where the $25 billion seed money for the fund would come from, Finance Minister Franky Bubbles squeaked, Canada has a AAA credit rating and can borrow cheaply.

This is Ebynomics that has had BC's credit rating downgraded five times making debt servicing the third highest budget item.

I like how Franky omitted that Canada actually lost its AAA rating with Fitch Ratings in 2020 due to fiscal challenges.

Only changes since 2020 are a doubling up of the annual deficit and a reduction in economic growth…..

Asshats, one and all.

[Topper]

A good take on the debacle

https://www.msn.com/en-ca/money/topstor ... r-AA21TFni

[5thhorseman]

What is the Canada Strong Fund going to invest in? Projects that the private sector has already passed on? And who is going to run those projects? The government? No thank you. The private sector that already passed on the project but now will do it with government funding? Sounds like a subsidy or future cost overruns to me.

And don't we already have a sovereign wealth fund of sorts, the CPP fund? $732 billion sitting right there. There's a reason those funds are not being invested in Canadian infrastructure projects.

[Topper]

And don't we already have a sovereign wealth fund of sorts, the CPP fund? $732 billion sitting right there. There's a reason those funds are not being invested in Canadian infrastructure projects.

Shhhhhh

scrapping red tape over regulation is the only way to open a competitive marketplace by restoring investor confidence and moving projects forward.

There is a term for the system where government believes it can do everything better than the private sector so it infiltrates and controls those markets.

[Meds]

Yeah saw that one.

It’s like using your credit card to buy RRSPs that you can’t pay back.

[Meds]

What is the Canada Strong Fund going to invest in? Projects that the private sector has already passed on? And who is going to run those projects? The government? No thank you. The private sector that already passed on the project but now will do it with government funding? Sounds like a subsidy or future cost overruns to me.

And don't we already have a sovereign wealth fund of sorts, the CPP fund? $732 billion sitting right there. There's a reason those funds are not being invested in Canadian infrastructure projects.

Hey man. If memory serves, You’re the one who wanted Carney for his resume.

[5thhorseman]

What is the Canada Strong Fund going to invest in? Projects that the private sector has already passed on? And who is going to run those projects? The government? No thank you. The private sector that already passed on the project but now will do it with government funding? Sounds like a subsidy or future cost overruns to me.

And don't we already have a sovereign wealth fund of sorts, the CPP fund? $732 billion sitting right there. There's a reason those funds are not being invested in Canadian infrastructure projects.

Hey man. If memory serves, You’re the one who wanted Carney for his resume.

And your point is that Carney is not perfect? Or what?