Liberals win Canadian election, ousting Harper: TV projects

Reuters ^ | 10/19/2015 | Randall Palmer

[aquila48]

Is there a way to make money on this?
- short the loonie
- buy oil (I’m sure he’ll go after the oil sands)

[familyop]

"Wondering if this is wishful thinking on the part of the biased media. It seems to happen quite often these days."

It's really that bad. Here are the live results.

http://www.cbc.ca/includes/federalelection/dashboard/index.html

[Sioux-san]

Well, that is still within the realm of possibility, but probably not likely.

[Arthur McGowan]

I don’t know whether Trudeau pretends to be a Catholic. He’s pro-abortion, of course. A total Jihad Denier. He’s going to give Canadians what they want, good and hard.

[familyop]

"Is there a way to make money on this?
- short the loonie
- buy oil (I’m sure he’ll go after the oil sands)"

Maybe in the very immediate, but oil will go up again. And Canada will continue to be a net oil exporter. As oil prices go, so does the loonie. Many new vehicle makes and models are being manufactured for sale in China, India and other developing countries. ...maybe hundreds of millions of new drivers over the next few years. And meanwhile, U.S. oil production overall is declining again.

Good News and Bad News: A Crossover SUV for $4K
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3350386/posts

World production will go down, as world consumption goes up. And the spread between the two isn't very wide now.

[aquila48]

“And Canada will continue to be a net oil exporter. As oil prices go, so does the loonie.”

True, but leave it to liberals and greenies (I repeat myself) to find a way to kill the golden goose.

Let’s see who he appoints as environmental minister and energy minister.

[aquila48]

“...returning a touch of glamor, youth and charisma to Ottawa.”

That’s what’s important to Rooters.

[gspurlock]

Damn! Now we need 2 fences!

[familyop]

"True, but leave it to liberals and greenies (I repeat myself) to find a way to kill the golden goose.

Let’s see who he appoints as environmental minister and energy minister."

Also very true. From the looks of things, we'll be less able to buy manufactured products from Canada, as time and our debt decline go on. Sustainable revenues don't grow on trees, and we need to do much more manufacturing on U.S. soil in much more distributed ways soon ("distributed:" many more new, small starts, meaning many zoning laws must go).

As for Canada, if might be well for Canadians to focus more on exporting commodities from Canadian natural resources and products made from those commodities. ...only my foreign opinion, of course. The future looks pretty rough for many of us in the U.S.A. Energy resource net exporters will have the most investments and higher currencies of the near future. And the longer they wait to position for that, the longer they'll be poor.

[Bulwyf]

Well thanks. I figure it’s now time for Alberta and Saskatchewan, and parts of BC to form our own Republic.

I will commence working on this today. There was a lot of support for this before Harper, and there will be a lot of support for it now.

[depressed in 06]

This is a big win for the Bitch, she can be for building the pipe line that Justin will not send oil down.

[fieldmarshaldj]

I didn’t look, but how many ridings in Alberta voted for the Petit Merde’s Party ?

[Bulwyf]

Alberta and Saskatchewan both went full conservative

[fieldmarshaldj]

Wow, the Libs didn’t win a single riding, not even in the “enlightened” urban areas ?

[Bulwyf]

They didn’t win a damn thing. It’s time to separate.

[fieldmarshaldj]

When Trump becomes our President down here 15 months from today (1/20/17), the relations between the U.S. and the Pretty Boy Caucasian Communi(s)ty Organizer are going to be as icy as they were between his Nazi-turned-Commie daddy and Pres. Reagan. It’s now not a matter of the damage he’ll cause to Canada (economically, especially), but the degree of damage.

I’ve always viewed with respect to American states that a “union” shouldn’t be permanent, and should not be a mutual suicide pact when other states support extremist policies that lead to ruin (socially or economically). Let the areas that want fiscal and social recklessness go their own way and the ones that demand sanity govern themselves. We’ll see in short order which remain productive and which ones turn into a basketcase. I also support strict immigration measures, meaning those locusts/vultures that loot and crap their nests can’t come into our areas and spread the decay.