The Destroyers

[Jack Hardin]

Just finished reading Sheila Gunn Reid's book "The Destroyers - Rachel Notley and the NDP's War on Alberta". This is a must read for all Albertans, it's downright scary. You can get it from Amazon.ca for under $10 and, it is worth every penny and more. It just confirms everything that the NDP stand for and what we as Albertans are in for.

[Sloughsharkjigger]

Originally Posted by Jack Hardin

Just finished reading Sheila Gunn Reid's book "The Destroyers - Rachel Notley and the NDP's War on Alberta". This is a must read for all Albertans, it's downright scary. You can get it from Amazon.ca for under $10 and, it is worth every penny and more. It just confirms everything that the NDP stand for and what we as Albertans are in for.

Although you are entitled to your opinion, the contents of any post election script is a biased opinion from disgruntled conservatives.

Garbage!

[elkhunter11]

Originally Posted by Sloughsharkjigger

Although you are entitled to your opinion, the contents of any post election script is a biased opinion from disgruntled conservatives.

Garbage!

And you are entitled to your opinion, no matter how full of biased garbage it might be.

[JimPS]

Sheila Gunn Reid has no presence at all on Wiki.

She's either a complete flyweight shill, or she's a totally non self serving person who is the real deal.

What is she?

[ForwardBias]

Only time will tell. If I had to bet, I would bet against the NDP. Crazy politics...

[Sloughsharkjigger]

Originally Posted by elkhunter11

And you are entitled to your opinion, no matter how full of biased garbage it might be.

Ah... Touché... although superficial... mine will heal... others are far more deep. Time will tell and may even heal some wounds

[elkhunter11]

Originally Posted by Sloughsharkjigger

Ah... Touché... although superficial... mine will heal... others are far more deep. Time will tell and may even heal some wounds

Hopefully time heals the wounds that are currently being inflicted on our province, by the current government.

[IR_mike]

Originally Posted by elkhunter11

Hopefully time heals the wounds that are currently being inflicted on our province, by the current government.

Oh come on now.....

The flower and sparkles flurries are coming to the workers paradise any day now.

You damn capitalists.

[Taco]

I wonder if Ezra will turn the book into a low budget slasher mover?

[honeycut.a7]

3 years 2 months and 3 days next provincial election !!

[play.soccer]

On a forum like this it blows my mind there are NDP supporters...

[Okotokian]

Originally Posted by play.soccer

On a forum like this it blows my mind there are NDP supporters...

Not surprised. Not everyone votes based on gun control positions alone... and some of those commie fishermen (get a gun you wimps) might even somehow value reigning in resource industry destruction of headwaters, etc... the socialist scum...

[Jayhad]

Originally Posted by play.soccer

On a forum like this it blows my mind there are NDP supporters...

you have one party that may take your guns and one party that will sell out your environment, as a Outdoorsman it's easy to choose the party that will preserve my way of life... you can hunt without a rifle, you can't hunt without an environment

[dmcbride]

Originally Posted by Jayhad

you have one party that may take your guns and one party that will sell out your environment, as a Outdoorsman it's easy to choose the party that will preserve my way of life... you can hunt without a rifle, you can't hunt without an environment

This thread is about the Destroyers, which points out the NDP's true agenda. If one digs deeper, they will find that the NDP is anti hunting.

Here is an example.

http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2015/02...n_6706792.html

[Sloughsharkjigger]

Originally Posted by play.soccer

On a forum like this it blows my mind there are NDP supporters...

Supporting a political party is one thing... supporting a vision is another.

Visions are long term which (at times) go against mainstream thinking. Vision comes with risk.

Consider the invention of power, telephones, heart transplants... this list goes on & on. If it was not for people and parties that supported this stuff, we would be in a much different place.

Change is hard to accept. Change which one does not agree with quickly becomes a mountain to climb.

[Matt L.]

Massive long term debt is not a vision I particularly care for.

[Sloughsharkjigger]

Originally Posted by Matt L.

Massive long term debt is not a vision I particularly care for.

No one wants debt yet sometimes there is no other option.

Not to discount our Provinces current situation but if my furnace goes... incoming funds can't cover... guess what!

In reality the term "debt" is becoming watered down. There are very few, Countries, Provinces, Municipalities, Cities, Towns, Hamlets, Companies, Familes that are not carrying some sort of "debt".

Debt is part of a vicious, yet necessary, cycle which will take a lot more than chin wagging to solve.

[schmedlap]

Originally Posted by Sloughsharkjigger

No one wants debt yet sometimes there is no other option.

Not to discount our Provinces current situation but if my furnace goes... incoming funds can't cover... guess what!

In reality the term "debt" is becoming watered down. There are very few, Countries, Provinces, Municipalities, Cities, Towns, Hamlets, Companies, Familes that are not carrying some sort of "debt".

Debt is part of a vicious, yet necessary, cycle which will take a lot more than chin wagging to solve.

This whole downplaying of debt thing is a mirage. Onterrible is now spending more on interest on their debt than on most real programs. We will be in the same situation pretty shortly if the idiots in charge do not smarten up. We are borrowing against the future, and my kids will be the taxpayers (because I raised them to actually work and take care of themselves and not suck off the tit of mommy government?) who have to support all the trough sucking people who do not want to make their own way.

We are already over-governed to death, as are pretty much all Canadians. Debt is not "necessary" at all. When the government, with reasonable taxation to achieve reasonable goals, within its fiscal means and jurisdiction, does not have enough money, it means that we have to accept less government, period. It needs to be cut back. It does not mean that I should turn even more of my hard earned $ (I write BIG cheques on several fronts every year) over to those who do not feel like trying to take care of themselves, or just want a nice bureaucratic sinecure with little actual work or value.

There definitely is another option. Put government on an actual business-like level, with accountability for its expenditures, and a mandate to never go into debt. If the people who actually pay their bills (like me) voluntarily agree to raise their contribution levels to subsidize more expenditure, then do it. Otherwise, live within your means, like every non trough-sucking person with a brain, and stop the efforts to control every aspect of my life while sucking me dry to support the indigents.

[Wild&Free]

every dollar in circulation represents 1 dollar of debt + the interest owed on it. It's how a Fiat currency works.

Debt is inescapable since interest requires more debt for it to be paid.

[Sloughsharkjigger]

Originally Posted by schmedlap

This whole downplaying of debt thing is a mirage. Onterrible is now spending more on interest on their debt than on most real programs. We will be in the same situation pretty shortly if the idiots in charge do not smarten up. We are borrowing against the future, and my kids will be the taxpayers (because I raised them to actually work and take care of themselves and not suck off the tit of mommy government?) who have to support all the trough sucking people who do not want to make their own way.

We are already over-governed to death, as are pretty much all Canadians. Debt is not "necessary" at all. When the government, with reasonable taxation to achieve reasonable goals, within its fiscal means and jurisdiction, does not have enough money, it means that we have to accept less government, period. It needs to be cut back. It does not mean that I should turn even more of my hard earned $ (I write BIG cheques on several fronts every year) over to those who do not feel like trying to take care of themselves, or just want a nice bureaucratic sinecure with little actual work or value.

There definitely is another option. Put government on an actual business-like level, with accountability for its expenditures, and a mandate to never go into debt. If the people who actually pay their bills (like me) voluntarily agree to raise their contribution levels to subsidize more expenditure, then do it. Otherwise, live within your means, like every non trough-sucking person with a brain, and stop the efforts to control every aspect of my life while sucking me dry to support the indigents.

"debt is not necessary at all" are you kidding. What do you think your investments, providing you have any, grow on. It is called interest. If no one borrowed money there would be no investment and definitely no interest. No interest no return. Unless you keep all your money in a sock, pay cash for everything and don't use the services of a financial institution you are the 1% of the population.

[Klondike]

Originally Posted by JimPS

Sheila Gunn Reid has no presence at all on Wiki.

She's either a complete flyweight shill, or she's a totally non self serving person who is the real deal.

What is she?

Sheila Gunn Reid is a contributor for TheRebel.media from Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. She's a stay at home mom of 3 and conservative activist. She grew up on the family farm and she has strong ties to the oil patch.

Sheila has been a contributor to Corus radio's nationally broadcast Roy Green Show, where she was part of the Hockey Mom's Panel, tackling issues like government over reach and encroachment into our families.

Sheila tries unsuccessfully to read the entire Internet before noon each day. She also enjoys being in nature with her family, where incidentally she encounters very few environmentalists.

Got that from the rebel site. Carefull though, I heard a few socialists burst into flame from viewing that site

[JimPS]

Originally Posted by Klondike

Sheila Gunn Reid is a contributor for TheRebel.media from Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. She's a stay at home mom of 3 and conservative activist. She grew up on the family farm and she has strong ties to the oil patch.

Sheila has been a contributor to Corus radio's nationally broadcast Roy Green Show, where she was part of the Hockey Mom's Panel, tackling issues like government over reach and encroachment into our families.

Sheila tries unsuccessfully to read the entire Internet before noon each day. She also enjoys being in nature with her family, where incidentally she encounters very few environmentalists.

Got that from the rebel site. Carefull though, I heard a few socialists burst into flame from viewing that site

Flyweight soccer/hockey mom.

Unsuccessfully tries to read the entire Internet before noon each day - at least she tries.

[purgatory.sv]

An observation that clouds all.

If only we were the controllers.

[HatchMatcher]

Haha wow. You sure have to want to buy into everything this book says if you're going to take this woman's word at par. None to surprised to find a post about her asinine views amongst the average hick on here.

[Don K]

Originally Posted by ForwardBias

Only time will tell. If I had to bet, I would bet against the NDP. Crazy politics...

I agree

[Dacotensis]

Originally Posted by HatchMatcher

Haha wow. You sure have to want to buy into everything this book says if you're going to take this woman's word at par. None to surprised to find a post about her asinine views amongst the average hick on here.

The correct word is "too".
Now you pick where it fits in your sentence.
Hick?

[HatchMatcher]

Originally Posted by Dacotensis

The correct word is "too".
Now you pick where it fits in your sentence.
Hick?

Right after none. thanks for the proofreading there, Steinbeck. It's a forum, not a dissertation.

[jakebrake]

I also wonder why ndp lovers are on this site they should be out trying find flowers to sniff and looking for gold at the end of the rainbow they are in La La land.