Friday On Turtle Island

11 Replies to “Friday On Turtle Island”

1. “Government-wide liabilities now total more than $2 trillion”
   That’s a chunk ‘o change even in CAD.
   50 G’s per Hoser.
   Happy Friday.

   1. Even worse when you look at the numbers per taxpayer!

2. But…men will never menstruate. EVER! get over it!

   Dumb asses.

   That’s a really low bar for education, if there is a bar at all.

3. Olivia Chow doesn’t want to let Charlie KKKlarkkk in the Toon to beat her at every progressive’s favourite game.

   Two subway stations with fake names that no one will be able to spell or speak, including the Indians.

4. A new name proposed is “shiteonthefloor” or “bumseverywhere” “formerlyhungchow”

   carry on.

5. I love how the aboriginal critic sees the 7x increase in native lawsuits as proof that the “genocide” is ongoing and not proof that the grievence industry has clued into the fact that Liberals feel unnecessarily guilty and will pay, pay pay.
   Bonus fun fact that her name rhymes with “idiot”.

   Geoff H

   1. The aboriginal critic, an elected NDP MP is complicit, since the NDP is supporting the government of Trudeau

6. ‘ and selected a name this week, which was “Sankofa Square.”
   According to the motion, Sankofa originates in Ghana ‘

   Hmm, I wonder what the We Were Here First Peeple think of that anti-colonialist word.
   Next they’ll be using the Wakanda language.
   The fact that George Floyd’s name is brought up goes to show that there’s a huge amount of nuts in the shit that is Toronto.

   1. Alejandra Bravo, Jon Burnside, Shelley Carroll, Lily Cheng, Mike Colle, Paula Fletcher, Ausma Malik, Nick Mantas, Josh Matlow, Jennifer McKelvie, Amber. Morley, Jamaal Myers, Frances Nunziata, Gord Perks, Dianne Saxe and Chris Moise, along with Comrade Mayor Chow think it’s a great idea to rename it “Sankofa” a word that comes from the Akan language; the Akan were eventually victims of the British Royal Navy, and their anti-slavery patrols in the Atlantic, which did a good job of destroying the Akan’s slave trading based economy…

7. Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault yesterday reneged on a cabinet promise to freeze the current $170 per tonne cap on the carbon tax, the equivalent of 40¢ per litre of gasoline. “It is a decision that hasn’t been made,” said Guilbeault: “We haven’t made any determination for what will happen.”

   Not a problem. By 2030, the current Liberal government will be nothing but a bad memory. Hopefully Guilbeault will be too, but that’s up to the fine people of Laurier — Sainte-Marie.

   1. I’d rather leave it up to the fine people of Buffy Sainte-Marie, I find them a bit more trustworthy.