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@hippyjoe1955

The Mounties always get their man!

I don't think your account of that experience is much different than what many Americans can relate to. Of course, it's not just immigrants that fall into crime but native-born citizens as well. Both our countries were built by immigrants. Studies here show that legal immigrants are less likely to commit violent crimes.

But I suspect that you will agree with me that we'd rather struggle in the U.S. or Canada than be among the rich in Somalia. We (generally speaking) too often take for granted how fortunate we are to be living in two of the best nations on Earth. But we have to keep them that way. Freedom and individual liberty is what has lifted us to where we are. And three oceans protected us in those early years.

@beckyromero The mounties are a very corrupt police force and this fellow was not arrested by them. He was arrested by the city cops who are much cleaner than the mounties.

@beckyromero Here is a little talk by a former liberal cabinet minister and his take on the recent Canadian election and the loss of Poilievre's seat. Not only were the boundries reset but they had 92 names on the ballot and an unheard of 100% turnout. That isn't Canada. That is Soviet Union levels of voters. However I am not a Poilievre fan and I am not thrilled by Poilievre running in the riding I grew up in. Yes he will be elected in the by election to be held but that riding is hard core conservative and Poilievre is a mushy middle. I will let the former Liberal cabinet minister and member of the Privy Council say his piece as he is interviewed by a TV station in Southern Alberta. [media=https://youtu.be/UTP1uRypJHA?t=64]

@trollslayer According to reliable sources Jared Kushner bought a piece of property in NYC. It was a money pit and some people said that the building would be more valuable if it was dirt. Suddenly Carney and some money from some Arab nations paid the rent on the building in a lump sum. 99 years worth of rent for about 1.2 BILLION dollars. Now why would anyone do that?????? What favours can be expected in return????? Well throwing Carney a political lifeline is a start. But 1.2 BILLION can buy a lot of favours from a sitting president whose fans worship the ground he walks on.

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@trollslayer It was in the Financial Times according to reports I read. This election may well be the last one in the nation once called Can'tada.