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1. You don’t need “skyscrapers” if people are unemployed. 2. If other jobs are obsolete, you saturate the market with people looking to be “plumbers” 3. Value of “plumbers” depreciates because everyone is doing it. 4. Real income for “plumbers” diminishes due to saturation. This isn’t about “plumbers” or “skyscrapers”; it’s about any moat.

"We do not need men. They are an added bonus and fun in our life." Yeah right.

Here is what your government and big banks are doing to you, explained through this story like you are 5 years old: An ancient tribe of hunter gatherers, known as the Keynésati, maintained a ledger system, inscribed on a nearby cliff face. When a tribal member hunted a bison, deer or other game, or collected berries or caught fish, it would be shared between all tribe members. The provider would then mark his/her bounty next to his/her name on the cliff face. This way, all tribe members could eat from the stock of hunted and gathered food. Next, it would be someone else’s turn to provide. By using this cliff wall ledger system, the tribe managed to keep everything fair and ensure that everyone did their part. The tribe was also able to keep track of what food were still in reserve. Because of the success of this system, the tribe grew larger over time and experienced a so-called "golden age", until one fateful day. Some members of the tribe figured out a way to cheat the system. Seemingly simple in hindsight, this was considered revolutionary genius at the time: At night, when everyone was sleeping, these tribe members wrote on the ledger wall next to their names, without providing the actual goods. These tribe members, called the Bankarii, were able to live off of the other tribe members for free. But soon, problems arose. The entire tribe was under the impression that there are more supplies in store than there actually was. With the impression of abundance, they ate more than they would have, had they known reality. Often feasting until late into the night and enjoying a boom of consumption. One day, the tribal elders went into the cave where the supplies were stored and they realized it was completely empty. Flabbergasted about this, they went about finding out what went wrong, for according to the ledger on the cave wall, there were still ample supplies left. The Elders soon discovered that the Bankarii were writing on the wall without contributing anything, and confronted them. The Bankarii convinced the Elders to join their flagitious plot, for both Elder and Bankarii could benefit from this at the expense of the other tribe members, as long as the others didn't find out about this. The Elders decided to convince the other tribe members to work harder, hunt, gather and fish more, for it is their “tribal duty” to provide for the rest of the tribe. (After all, who would care for the poor and build the roads if the normal tribe members did not consume less than they provide🤡🌎). Every time a tribe member pointed out this thievery by the Bankarii and the Elders, he/she was ridiculed as a conspiracy theorist or a crank. Furthermore, the Elders were in charge of who can and who can not write on the cave wall. Over time, the Elders and the Bankarii became exceptionally wealthy, for as the goods provided by the tribe members came in, they simply took and used as much as they wanted, writing it next to their own names on the wall. The other tribe members worked tirelessly, but could not seem to get ahead. It seemed that some kind of revolution would soon be at hand as the hardworking tribe members became dissatisfied by the situation. One day, a young tribe member called Satomoto decided to announce publicly that he found a better system for keeping record of tribal affairs. Seemingly simplistic in hindsight, his solution was to start from scratch on a new wall, but with added rules and transparency. Anyone can write on the wall as long as they can prove that they delivered the goods they claimed to have provided, also, you may only write on the wall when witnessed by the entire tribe, out in the open. Satomoto and his early followers were ridiculed by the Elders and the Bankarii, for they immediately realized that Satomoto’s system would put an end to their racket. It was said that the new wall could never work as a ledger system because it has no Elders to control it. But soon all the tribe members that chose to write on Satomoto’s wall, became wealthier than the tribe members who still wrote on the Elder’s wall. Not because they were better or more hardworking, but simply because a large percentage of the fruits of their labour wasn't stolen by the Elders and the Bankarii. Slowly but steadily, more and more tribe members started using Satomoto’s wall, until eventually there were only the empty and fake writings of the Elders and the Bankarii left on the Elder wall. Satomoto managed to peacefully circumvent the Elder wall, thereby ensuring peace and prosperity for all tribe members.

For the record. Another Year in Paradise. Canada is edging toward recession, and no amount of spin can hide it. Productivity has turned negative, the housing market is in recession, youth joblessness is climbing, food inflation leads the G7, and the deficit has nearly doubled, yet Bay Street applauds, demanding more rate hikes while Main Street quietly gets crushed. all while Ottawa blames Trump and the United States for what is, in reality, decades of homegrown mismanagement. Interprovincial trade barriers still choke the economy despite triumphant proclamations that they’ve been swept away, the tariff position with the United States has deteriorated, and the vaunted “transformational” projects remain stuck on the launchpad, while Prime Minister Carney works the global conference circuit and leaves domestic stagnation on autopilot. Canada now faces a toxic mix of negative productivity growth, a housing‑led downturn, stubbornly high food prices, rising youth unemployment, internal trade barriers, worsening frictions with its largest trading partner, and elevated interest rates that are squeezing over‑leveraged households and small businesses alike. Yet the official narrative insists the country is “on the right track” under a globe‑trotting prime minister and a central bank that alternates between complacency and overcorrection, an increasingly surreal disconnect that would be darkly funny if real people weren’t paying the price. The central bank has become an enabler rather than a check. Tiff Macklem waved away inflation as “transitory,” then admitted a major forecasting failure only after prices exploded and he unleashed the most aggressive rate‑hike cycle in a generation, crushing mortgage holders and household spending while assuring Canadians the pain was both necessary and under control. In an economy dangerously dependent on real estate, he now defends Powell’s spending‑driven stance, questions serious oversight, and shrugs that rate cuts “can’t help” just as what remains of the productive economy struggles to rebuild its capital stock, a posture that once would have sparked outrage but now barely registers. Meanwhile, the government wraps itself in geopolitics. Military bases in the Middle East are attacked, and Ottawa’s reflex is to blame Trump and the war for Canada’s very local economic failures. MPs crossing the floor to join the government raise basic questions about democratic health that the political class refuses to ask. As other countries quietly retreat from climate‑handcuffed industrial policy, Canada clings to it with devotional zeal, putting its manufacturers at a built‑in disadvantage, yes another Carbon Tax hike April 1st! All while its posture toward Tehran edges the country toward becoming a convenient safe haven for elements of the Iranian regime. Above it all floats a media narrative so disconnected from reality it borders on self‑parody. Much of the press still treats Carney as a secular saviour, the enlightened technocrat who can do no wrong, even as the data scream that almost everything is going wrong. Critical thinking in Canada’s public discourse is on life support; inconvenient facts are treated as rude interruptions to the story the political and financial class prefers to tell itself. But economic gravity does not care about talking points or photo‑ops. Facts eventually matter, and when they do, the reckoning will be especially unkind to those who insisted, with a straight face, that this was just another year in paradise.

The mask is off. Angela Merkel, who flooded Germany with third world men, admits it was votes. Says it was to stop the AfD party!

We women live a terrifying double life. A mother will look at her teenage son with absolute, boundless empathy. She will hold him when he cries, tell him his feelings matter, and pray to God that he finds a woman who loves him for his pure heart, not his wallet. But that exact same woman will turn around and look at her husband, who is literally someone else’s grown son and treat him like a malfunctioning piece of farm equipment if he loses his job or shows a moment of emotional fragility. We completely compartmentalize the fact that the men we drain, stress out, and demand traditional protection from were once little boys who were promised that their hearts mattered. ​ Look at the advice mothers pass down. It is pure, unfiltered hypocrisy. We sit our daughters down and say: "Never settle. Make sure he is a provider. If he is struggling financially, do not build him up, leave him. You deserve a King." But if a mother catches wind that her son's girlfriend is treating him that way? If her son loses his job and his girlfriend packs her bags? That mother will lose her mind. She will call the girlfriend a gold-digger. She will call her toxic. We are actively raising our daughters to become the exact type of women we pray our sons never meet.

Don’t forget what Wade was wishing for just 6 years ago. Now calls land acknowledgments innocuous. The public is catching onto the grift and endless reconciliation of taxpayer money and land. This is what has many First Nations worried. Public sentiment is turning quickly.

"Since the dawn of history the negro has owned the continent of Africa–rich beyond the dream of poet’s fancy, crunching acres of diamonds beneath his bare black feet. Yet he never picked one up from the dust until a white man showed to him its glittering light. His land swarmed with powerful and docile animals, yet he never dreamed a harness, cart, or sled. A hunter by necessity, he never made an axe, spear, or arrowhead worth preserving beyond the moment of its use. He lived as an ox, content to graze for an hour. In a land of stone and timber he never sawed a foot of lumber, carved a block, or built a house save of broken sticks and mud. With league on league of ocean strand and miles of inland seas, for four thousand years he watched their surface ripple under the wind, heard the thunder of the surf on his beach, the howl of the storm over his head, gazed on the dim blue horizon calling him to worlds that lie beyond, and yet he never dreamed a sail! He lived as his fathers lived–stole his food, worked his wife, sold his children, ate his brother, content to drink, sing, dance, and sport as the ape!” Thomas F. Dixon Jr., 1905

Law Society of BC, like a prostitute, lies with clients for a fee. Residential school kids were not “fed a substandard diet.” They were taller than those who didn’t attend.

When Livingstone and Stanley found the Congo, it was inhabited by cannibals and Arab slavers from Zanzibar Decades later, it was much the same, as it had been from time immemorial, so the Belgians set about civilizing it The next ~80 years saw the only years of good rule the Congo ever got. The Belgians established and enforced law and order, built modern road and rail infrastructure, built the modern mines that made Katanga wealthy, and built the only modern cities--with amenities like hospitals and schools never before seen in the Congo--to ever sit atop that land So far as it went, the closest the Congo came to becoming "Wakanda" was when the Belgians were there to civilize it Then the Beligians had to leave, in large part thanks to the CIA, UN, and Soviets working together to "decolonize" it and force Katanga to remain part of the newly hellish state Civilization vanished in the aftermath. From cannibals it came and to cannibals it returned

Remember, the whites got there before the blacks. White South Africans arrived in South Africa and built everything. The blacks then migrated into the white cities and outnumbered them (because that is how blacks operate genetically - numerous offspring with low investment) Then the blacks used "democracy" (mob rule) to take over the government, steal all of the wealth, and make it legal to kill them. They were heavily funded by the [you can't mention them] people. The Whites fled, the cities collapsed and are now crumbling and full of garbage. The streets have been replaced by dirt and grass. The whites now live in distant rural areas with heavy defenses. The blacks commonly attack them at night with horrific violence. That is what will always happen if you try to have a multiracial country. The less intelligent, more violent race will outnumber the other and then murder them. That's what's happening in every white country right now. These pictures are the same thing as our George Floyd marches. Tell every liberal you know! Get them to read this post. (The people who were actually native to South Africa were called "Khoisan" and they are genetically as different from blacks as we are. They had very little part in this drama.)