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@RichardDias_CFA A communist government would not be complete without having more employees in the bureaucratic institution than the private sector.

Nothing can satisfy this Leviathan. This would be funny if it weren't so sad. *To be clear*, this is because Private Employment has dropped off over the last few months (see below). Nevertheless, Public Employment at a 30-year high amid a productivity emergency, record deficits, and anemic private-sector investment tells a story of an economy that is heading in the wrong direction.

🚨 Read this slowly. • Wife lives in the U.S. 🇺🇸 • Four kids live & study in the U.S. 🇺🇸 • ~91% of his portfolio in the U.S. 🇺🇸 • Home in the U.S. 🇺🇸 • Brookfield moved HQ to the U.S. 📍 Yet he tells Canadians: 🇨🇦 “We can’t depend on America.” 🇺🇸 Do you see the contradiction? #cdnpoli #Canada #US #Reality

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@RichardDias_CFA They should let the capital markets determine the value of the current housing market.

Bailing out the Canadian housing market is yet another transfer of wealth from the Labour/Working Class to the Owner class. It is very on brand for this government.

Canadas major projects announcements are a national embarrassment - an economic ‘hostage release’ program - that tells the world just how uninvestible Canada has become under the Liberal party. 1970s central planning Liberal govt arrogance is at an all time GDP destroying high. Try naming another OECD nation (we’re at the bottom now) where the press waits with bated breath for a ‘dear leader’ politician who has never built anything in his life to fly in to grant a bureaucratic benediction on a few projects his bureaucrats will allow past the gate of the caps, taxes, green rules and red tape his govt imposes on everything. Idea: set up the Major Dumb Redtape office in Calgary instead and get rid of the 10 anti-business rules written into law by the Montreal green alarmist fringe that’s holding Canadian energy, ag, forestry, and manufacturing back while other nations grow.. But PM Carney seems to like his bureaucratic power over what used to be a leading free market economy. Even while our GDP grinds down to the worst in the OECD. The arrogance is breathtaking. So is the ineptitude. This same central planning genius just punched a record new $78billiom hole through our public finances because he can’t manage basic public service delivery without more crushing debt. The budget is a train wreck solidifying the final year of a Liberal decade steeply eroding purchasing power, national wealth, personal security and living standards and public services. The irony is that this has driven Canada to ever-greater 51st state economic dependency. Donald Trump didn’t do that. They did. But he’s been a too-convenient way to con the elderly with ‘elbows up’ PR. But should the next generation really be forced to lend this govt another $78bn in addition to the 1 trillion theyve already taken to fund their failed decade of central planning, green slush funds and EV mandates while real infrastructure projects wait years for the Liberal party to bless them? It’s not going to last. Fitch just questioned the sustainability of all this. Unlike our lacklustre press they aren’t buying ‘net debt’ or ‘operating/investment’ Liberal financial illiteracy. I had high hopes PM Carney would return fiscal sanity to Canada after openly borrowing Conservative policies to get elected by cutting the carbon and cap gains taxes. But this budget, this major project’s farce and his inability to kill a dozen economy killing rules of his own govt is showing the work how uninvestible Canada has become - and it’s accelerating national economic decline. 2026 is the end of the Liberal lost decade. First recession. Then debt downgrade. Then an election. And Carney can go back offshore to his assets and all the other global investors who like him don’t invest in Canada under Liberal mismanagement. @SteveSaretsky thx for the brilliant line chart as usual.

@SteveSaretsky Sigh…just another nail in the coffin, we are just so well positioned to be taken over. We continue to undermine a strengths and financially hobble ourselves.

BC government effectively admitting they don’t have enough hydro power. Meanwhile, many cities have banned natural gas heating in new homes. Incompetence abounds. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@Holy__Bible1 Amen

@JesusSavesUs777 Amen

Amen!

@JesusSavesUs777 IMO, does anyone truly know who goes to hell? The only unforgivable sin is that against the Holy Spirit. If it were in our hands and our ability to “not sin” we would have been in hell long ago. God is judge and He judges perfectly. Don’t try to determine the unknowable.

Does someone go to hell if they commit suicide?

@great_martis Hahahaha….uh…wait…that set of vectors just keeps on expanding….weird.

BITCOIN Who's prepared? Are you prepared🫵

@FinanceLancelot Still wrong…

Buckle up Bitcoin Bros. $BTC just completed two Elliot Wave 5s, ending the 14 year cycle. This coincides with parabolic support turning negative. Bitcoin will never go any higher.

@chrisalbon Or you get a butler and a maid.

So you just become an adult and then empty and fill the dishwasher until you die? This is bullshit.

@FinanceLancelot $116k today…hmmm

@chrisalbon Yes

Is Claude down?

People fail to understand the impact that AI will have on our society. This is not the internet bubble you are looking for…

@AxelJimet @ryangerritsen You are absolutely correct. The future for most people will be a UBI.

Rogers Communication used over a thousand call center agents during the last year to unknowingly train an A.I. program that would eventually take their jobs. They all just got laid off.

@VespaRider24 @ntg392 @ryangerritsen No one wrote it. It wrote itself.

@ntg392 @ryangerritsen who do you think wrote the ai program.

@tunguz Is the “thinking” in the room with us right now?

Interesting. So what exactly *IS* thinking?

@BTC_JEDI3 Very high. You should sell.

@bariksis @TRUEDYOR So good…😂

@TRUEDYOR 😎

Bitcoin was at $112,000 last week. It’s now CRASHED to $107,300 today.. WTF!? I know they said the volatility can be a bit overwhelming, but down 4% from the highs in a WEEK? Where’s the store of value? I’ve lost nearly $5,000 of “stored value” in less than a week. I think TradFi Bros were right on this one…