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@KobeTml23 @moneytalkstweet No one wanted to play there until they were a competitor. Players have taken friendly deals for bolts and cats the last while. LTIR manipulation has played a big roll in the last 6 cup winners.

@moneytalkstweet Tax has nothing to do with anything. Floridas majority of their players were from trades. What about 15 20yrs ago when florida was horrible. Why didn't anyone sign their for the tax free?

A Florida team has been to the NHL Final for 6 straight yrs - coincidence? Taxes - Free Agent consideration How much does the player keep of a $5 million USD salary - standard deductions - no dependents - incl Jock taxes TAKE HOME Florida: $2,978,692 USD Toronto: $2,048,552 USD California: $2,019,686 USD New York (NYC): $1,961,406 USD Vancouver (BC): $1,784,743 USD

@Cobra1997 @moneytalkstweet How about US and Canada/ more states and provinces stop taxing so much.

@moneytalkstweet Since Florida players take home approx 50% more than the rest of the league to make it fair the Florida Salary cap should be 2/3 of the non-Florida teams. That’s the only way to make it fair for all teams. The way it is now is an obvious advantage.

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ATTENTION CANADA: This incredibly important message and stats need to be shared, seen and heard by every Canadian across the country who truly cares about the future and prosperity of our nation for themselves and their children/grandchildren. We are in the midst of the most consequential federal election in recent Canadian history, and we all need to our part. "What's At Stake In This Election: "Unprecedented National Unity Crisis" Dear friends, this is THE most important election of our generation! Please watch and share these videos and graphic with all of your networks. Make the time to volunteer in a swing riding or in your own riding. It can be as simple as spending 1 day delivering lawn signs or door knockers. We need to MOBILIZE for change. Do it for your kids and grandkids future! - 4my CANADA" Sign up to volunteer in your riding: fs30.formsite.com/secureonlinefo… Shareable version of this video for all other SM platforms: youtube.com/watch?v=V_d-lP…

@Additives_ca I’m just trying to let you know what’s happening on my end. I’m on your side and love what you’re doing. I’ve shared your information with many people and use it to advocate on my FB where it attracts the most attention.

@StashhDad SURE BUD

MY RESEARCH IS DEEP Apparently my last post wasn't working. I tested these and I know they do. Mark Carney’s Support for CBDCs & Global Financial Control A Breakdown of His Words, Actions, and Affiliations Mark Carney — former Governor of both the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England — is one of the most vocal proponents of centralized financial control through Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and global governance mechanisms. His vision is clear: consolidate financial power into unelected institutions under the banner of sustainability, risk, and control. 1. Advocacy for a Global Digital Currency (CBDC Alternative) In his 2019 Jackson Hole speech, Carney proposed a “Synthetic Hegemonic Currency” (SHC) to reduce the global dependence on the U.S. dollar. This would be run through a network of central banks, using digital platforms — essentially laying the groundwork for a global CBDC system. “The dollar’s influence could decline if a new global digital currency emerged.” Source: The Guardian theguardian.com/business/2019/… 2. Opposition to Bitcoin, Support for State-Controlled Digital Currency Carney frequently criticizes private cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, calling them unstable and unsuitable as real currencies. Instead, he argues that CBDCs would be more secure and offer greater trust through central bank backing. Source: Cointelegraph – “Canada’s Next Liberal PM? Mark Carney Is Anti-Bitcoin, Pro-CBDC” cointelegraph.com/news/canada-li… 3. Strategic Role at Stripe – Digital Payment Infrastructure In 2021, Carney joined the board of Stripe, a leading digital payment firm that builds financial infrastructure used globally. Stripe is involved in CBDC-related innovations and digital identity solutions — the very pipes needed to support centralized digital currency ecosystems. “Carney’s appointment reflects Stripe’s ambitions to reshape global payments.” Source: Stripe Newsroom stripe.com/newsroom/news/… Additional coverage: coindesk.com/markets/2021/0… 4. Global Financial Control & Central Bank Coordination (BIS & IMF) In his paper on Capital Flows at Risk, Carney reveals a future where global institutions — not national governments — control financial decisions: “The Bank of England is developing a holistic 'Capital Flows-at-Risk' framework...” (Page 5 – Pull, Push, Pipes) “In an interdependent world... advanced and emerging economies as well as the public and private sectors... are responsible for reducing capital flow volatility.” (Page 5) These quotes highlight a vision of international coordination, not democratic governance. Source: fipe.berkeley.edu/fintech-and-fu… 5. “Pipes” of the Global Financial System “This underscores the importance of... the structure of the global financial system itself.” (Page 13) Carney refers to “pipes” — digital infrastructure that could be used to monitor and control capital flows, supported by tools like CBDCs and programmable money. 6. Push for a New Financial Safety Net “A better alternative would be to hold $3 trillion in pooled resources.” (Page 22) Carney advocates for pooled international reserves, a move away from national monetary sovereignty and toward global institutional control, likely via digitized financial instruments. 7. Explicit Reference to a “New World Order” “Sketch an agenda for sustainable capital flows in the new world order.” (Page 4) The phrase “New World Order” is used directly in the context of restructuring global capital, signaling a transformation led by central banks, technocrats, and transnational institutions. Summary Mark Carney’s proposals consistently align with: A world run by central banks, not elected governments. Digital currencies that can be programmed, tracked, and regulated in real time. A “new world order” of financial governance that consolidates control in the hands of unelected global institutions. Sources (with URLs): The Guardian: “Mark Carney says dollar’s days as global reserve currency are numbered” theguardian.com/business/2019/…

@B3man1 Isn’t that what cbc does? The main reason libs have any support.

Garry knows. Worth following.

@Additives_ca I don’t know what was happening. They were being blocked though. Did you delete the post?

@StashhDad Impossible I already Tested them all

@Additives_ca @talk2oleary @PierrePoilievre Agree with everything, gas prices have dropped pretty well all across the nation though.

Let’s clear up the misinformation being spread about Pierre Poilievre: --- 1. “Poilievre voted NO to feeding hungry schoolchildren” Yes, in December 2023, Poilievre and most Conservative MPs voted against Bill C-322, which aimed to develop a national school food program. But it wasn’t because he’s against feeding kids — the opposition was based on concerns about federal overreach into provincial programs, inefficient spending, and lack of fiscal transparency. Source: Official vote record: ourcommons.ca/members/en/vot… --- 2. “Poilievre voted NO to dental care for low-income Canadians” In October 2022, he voted against Bill C-31, which introduced federal dental support for children under 12. His objection was due to concerns about increasing inflation and rushed implementation, not the idea of helping kids. And this is because the federal government the liberals mismanaged our money for the past 9 years... We wouldn't be in this position and be broke and in debt if it wasn't mismanaged. BUT here’s the key part: In March 2025, Poilievre publicly stated he will not cancel dental care or pharmacare if elected. He said, “No one who has them would lose them.” Source: Global News – March 23, 2025 globalnews.ca/news/11097024/… --- 3. “Poilievre voted NO to affordable childcare” While Conservatives originally voted against the Liberal child care legislation, in June 2023, they voted in support of long-term funding for the $10-a-day Canada-wide early learning and child-care system. In March 2025, during a campaign stop in Vaughan, Ontario, Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party, pledged to maintain the federal government's dental care and $10-a-day child care programs if elected. He emphasized his intention to "protect" these initiatives while also aiming to provide "more freedom and flexibility to parents, providers, and provinces. GLOBAL NEWS Source: Global News - globalnews.ca/video/11097102… --- FINAL POINT: Voting “NO” to certain bills doesn’t mean opposing the goal — it often means opposing how it’s being implemented. Poilievre has repeatedly emphasized the need for fiscal responsibility, lower taxes, and efficient delivery of services, especially in a time of inflation and growing national debt. But apparently the liberals just think that we have all this money to spend When 2 million people alone are not even working and contributing to taxes in this country That the current federal government deliberates have protestant 65 billion dollar deficit Which is 62 billion dollars more than it was when Harper was in office. You can't afford food, You can't afford gas, You can't buy a house, Every type of goods you buy The prices have been jacked. And the kicker today is April 1st the gas prices were supposed to drop 17 and a half cents Want to know what it hasn't budged. Let’s stick to facts, not slogans as Pierre Poilievre would say 😁

When he’s not rage farming or fueling division in #Canada, here’s how @PierrePoilievre votes: Feed hungry schoolchildren - Poilievre voted NO. Dental care for people with a lower income - Poilievre voted NO. Affordable childcare for families - Poilievre voted NO.

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