Comments by "Travis Cutler" (@traviscutler9912) on "Global News" channel.

  1. He was a traitor to this country and sold us out with NAFTA which caused the literal destruction of the Canadian middle class, endless layoffs and I'm sure many deaths of despair and suicide as a result. He destroyed the future for us, our children, our grandchildren, and the great promise that was Canada. His commitment to corporations over Canadians is a legacy we will all suffer from for generations. Unforgivable.
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  2. I just hope this conviction was based on evidence and not just testimony. Clearly he's a scumbag but a 30 year sentence on heresay is pretty scary.
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  3. ICJ says that "total victory" by Israel is the continued genocide of Gaza, 10's of thousands of more murdered innocent Palestinian women and children. This comes with the direct military, diplomatic and moral support of the Canadian government and we are complicit in these crimes.
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  4. There have now been more Palestinian children killed by Israeli bombs in their open air prison than all the Israelis killed on oct 7th put together. They are discussing how to justify the ethnic cleansing of Gaza and pretending that the on going slaughter of innocent Palestinian women and children by the IDF isn't a war crime. Just say the quiet part out loud, Palestinians are poor, brown and Muslim so their lives don't matter. Utterly disgusting. Also, dead Israeli hostages won't tell a different story than what the IDF would prefer....... The system works.
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  5. Didn't panic, I'm impressed
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  6. One group has the full unequivocal support of all levels of government, the other is trapped in an open air prison being bombed by the largest weapon cache in the middle east.
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  7. Totally! Pierre obviously doesn't care about anyone other than himself.
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  8. Exactly. The system works
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  9. "baby, it's the other, other white meat" F.B.
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  10. Leave?!!? To where, they are literally in an open air prison.
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  11. Good thing that all these climate catastrophes are coincidences because otherwise we'd be F'd
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  12. Lol, let's be honest, Alberta would act out of anything the NDP suggested, even if it was the chair for cancer or old age.
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  13. Yet we have been voting between the conservatives and liberals as Canada declines for over 150 years?
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  14. Remember that Harper and Poillevere were in government the same amount of time and did pretty much the same thing. We've been electing the same two parties for over 150 years, both parties serve the ultra rich incorporations and retire to cushy corporate board seat, but yet we expect things to be different next time.....
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  15. Listening to Trudeau makes my skin crawl, however, I've never been a fan of the conservatives either as I remember the Harper government. They gave some upper class tax cuts for soccer mom's, petty cruelty service cuts to the elderly, disabled and veterans (& of course the usual losers but that just makes them break into my stuff more) So I'm curious as to what you think electing a conservative government will do specifically for Us? As far as I know, everyone making less than $100,000 gets a carbon CHQ (I make over the cutoff so I have never seen a check. I'll actually get a tax break), once the cons are elected people won't get that anymore as the cons have said they're going to end many programs and they're going to slash government spending which generally means that you will be paying more for services while also not receiving the carbon chq anymore either? So just in terms of a day-to-day quality of life situation, what do you actually expect will be the difference? I know Pierre said he'd make it possible to buy a home in Vancouver where I live by "stopping the gatekeepers" which sounds cool of course cuz who doesn't want that but it doesn't actually make any sense as it doesn't say how? I mean do you think Pierre is having homeless veterans put into the house next to his place LOL!? I get hating Trudeau is enjoyable cuz he really sucks bad but I just don't see how the conservatives are any different? Pierre Poillevre was in government for almost 10 years and didn't deal with any of this except deregulation of oil and gas industry that allows the pollution of rivers and lakes which is fine I guess but that's less than 10% of the economy?(*Over 70% of major shareholders in Canada's largest oil companies are foreign so most money leaves Canada) Great for his donors I suppose but even when they did it last time housing still went up almost 50% on his and Harper's watch? Anyways, I'm really hoping I'm missing something because this isn't looking good, feels like we're going from the frying pan and into the fire. Please give me ANYTHING TO HOPE FOR, PLEASE!!!!!!!! Good luck everyone & Thanks!
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  16. How does the Canadian military supporting the genocide in Gaza help Canadians?
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  17. Does the money we waste on in Ukraine count towards our defense spending?!?
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  18. ​ @fortytwo244  if you make $40k, you take home $32k, if you live in a major city rent is $2k a month. That leaves 8k for bills, food, transportation and forget about savings.. ....
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  19. I hate Trudeau for making me agree with Pierre PissyPants, Johnson is in no position to be the sole arbitrator of truth. Sadly, the fact is that both parties in our corporate duopoly have vested interests in China that remain undisclosed but I would say the fact that both voted for the anti-worker FIPA China trade agreement in 2012 says everything about what both parties want (corporate hegemony over workers under the guise of national trade). PP can make all the political hay he wants out of this but you can rest assured that he would do pretty much the same thing f**** thing with China as his party also prefers corporations over people. Just look at Polllievere's colleague in the conservative's last government John Baird who went to a literal gold mine and Chinese billionaires office after serving as foreign Minister. You couldn't write this level of corrupt s*** and have it believable on a TV show. The system works.
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  20. Exactly, vague answers and talking points are deeply satisfying.
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  21. A talented liar
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  22. I wonder how all those northern European countries manage the highest rate of satisfaction, medical, pharmaceutical, retirement, free education, best infrastructure in the world, etc??? Most of those places have used oil and gas, natural resources to fund programs and tax for national companies that operate and extract wealth. But our governments, both liberal and conservative have never done that and both blame each other and keep giving out corporations while blaming the working class for 1 year for the stimulus checks.
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  23.  @fortytwo244  I work a 65 hr week, no time to protest but I support civil workers. I hate the government, not the poor people trapped like me.
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  24. Harper and Pierre were all in on wef, I don't agree with any of them, but I'm always curious why conservatives are capable of ignoring these obvious facts
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  25. YouTube has deleted my comment. Again
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  26. I get where you're coming from but I'm not sure how much you know about the Amazon rainforest? It's the literal lungs of The entire world and completely affects how the convection of air circulates from north to south. Have a look up on a documentary in terms of what it does as the largest carbon sink in the entire world and how the oxygen it provides is what's holding our world together, especially the ocean. About what you were suggesting though in terms of other things to be done as I think they should also happen. The fact is that Google, Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Instagram, and on and on and on in terms of corporations that make massive profits in Canada and the world more broadly pay. Pay absolutely f**** nothing for their access while still enjoying the roads, education for their workers, health care for their workers, and on and on and on in terms of they enjoy but don't contribute to as they don't pay almost any taxes. Rather than a race to the bottom that Pitts workers against each other and the environment against jobs, how about billionaires? Just actually f**** pay anything?
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  27. Lol, let's be honest, Alberta would act out of anything the NDP suggested, even if it was the chair for cancer or old age.
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  28. Can you imagine how many of the investigating police were denied coverage from this exact same company under this exact CEO? LOL!
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  29. Exactly, I can't wait to pay for a private healthcare!
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  30. Or, he's spewing vague cliches, has a standard Conservative plan of cutting taxes for corporations and services for the rest of us.
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  31. Upwards, not downwards and always twirling, twirling towards freedom.
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  32. ​ @IAmWarden. Don't let the facts get in the way of a good rant!
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  33. Agreed but the Israeli lobby is extremely powerful.
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  34. But Poilievre is so charming?!?
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  35. Just remember that Polllievere voted for FIPA trade agreement with China in 2012 and Trudeau ratified it when you think there's a difference between these two. Both Liberals and Conservatives represent Corporations not Canadians. The record of Pierre's time in the Harper government tells the real story, here's some of the details. Canadian governments are locked in for a generation. If Canada finds the deal unsatisfactory, it cannot be cancelled completely for 31 years. China benefits much more than Canada, because of a clause allowing existing restrictions in each country to stay in place. Chinese companies get to play on a relatively level field in Canada, while maintaining wildly arbitrary practices and rules for Canadian companies in China. Chinese companies will be able to seek redress against any laws passed by any level of government in Canada which threaten their profits. Australia has decided not to enter FIPA agreements specifically because they allow powerful corporations to challenge legislation on social, environmental and economic issues. Chinese companies investing heavily in Canadian energy will be able to seek billions in compensation if their projects are hampered by provincial laws on issues such as environmental concerns or First Nations rights, for example. Cases will be decided by a panel of professional arbitrators, and may be kept secret at the discretion of the sued party. This extraordinary provision reflects an aversion to transparency and public debate common to the Harper cabinet and the Chinese politburo. Differences between FIPA and the North American Free Trade Agreement may offer intriguing loopholes for American lawyers to argue for equal treatment under the principle of Most Favoured Nation. Does that sound like "FREEDOM" to you?
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  36. So was the last conservative government despite what they say now. What makes you think it'll be different this time for either?
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  37. The level of ignorance in this country is staggering.
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  38. LOL!!!!! POILLEVERE'S commitment to holding his donors to account will totally be different than the last 150 years........
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  39. I think Smith has made it clear, push comes to shove she's specifically about oil and gas ONLY at the expense of all of Canadians, or even other businesses in Alberta for that matter. Poilievre's donors are the exact same people, who does PP represent? Alberta's oil and gas donors or ALL of Canada?!?! Given whatever his answer is, how does he plan to address Smith's plan to prioritize a single industry over not only other Albertans BUT ALL Canadians?
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  40. Exactly, I was probably only 50.........
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  41. Fight the power!
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  42. Let's not forget the Israel lobby
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  43. You can't just free all of your supporters if they broke the law?!? I mean what's the point of democracy if you can't break the law and get away with it?
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  44. Both parties are a revolving door of corporate campaign donors who donate to both parties to make sure that neither do anything to help consumers corporate greed that has contributed to 50% of inflation.. The media doesn't say anything about it because they have the same corporate Canadian interests. The system works
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  45. Listening to Trudeau makes my skin crawl, however, I've never been a fan of the conservatives either as I remember the Harper government. They gave some upper class tax cuts for soccer mom's, petty cruelty service cuts to the elderly, disabled and veterans (& of course the usual losers but that just makes them break into my stuff more) So I'm curious as to what you think electing a conservative government will do specifically for Us? As far as I know, everyone making less than $100,000 gets a carbon CHQ (I make over the cutoff so I have never seen a check. I'll actually get a tax break), once the cons are elected people won't get that anymore as the cons have said they're going to end many programs and they're going to slash government spending which generally means that you will be paying more for services while also not receiving the carbon chq anymore either? So just in terms of a day-to-day quality of life situation, what do you actually expect will be the difference? I know Pierre said he'd make it possible to buy a home in Vancouver where I live by "stopping the gatekeepers" which sounds cool of course cuz who doesn't want that but it doesn't actually make any sense as it doesn't say how? I mean do you think Pierre is having homeless veterans put into the house next to his place LOL!? I get hating Trudeau is enjoyable cuz he really sucks bad but I just don't see how the conservatives are any different? Pierre Poillevre was in government for almost 10 years and didn't deal with any of this except deregulation of oil and gas industry that allows the pollution of rivers and lakes which is fine I guess but that's less than 10% of the economy?(*Over 70% of major shareholders in Canada's largest oil companies are foreign so most money leaves Canada) Great for his donors I suppose but even when they did it last time housing still went up almost 50% on his and Harper's watch? Anyways, I'm really hoping I'm missing something because this isn't looking good, feels like we're going from the frying pan and into the fire. Please give me ANYTHING TO HOPE FOR, PLEASE!!!!!!!! Good luck everyone & Thanks!
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  46. Listening to Trudeau makes my skin crawl, however, I've never been a fan of the conservatives either as I remember the Harper government. They gave some upper class tax cuts for soccer mom's, petty cruelty service cuts to the elderly, disabled and veterans (& of course the usual losers but that just makes them break into my stuff more) So I'm curious as to what you think electing a conservative government will do specifically for Us? As far as I know, everyone making less than $100,000 gets a carbon CHQ (I make over the cutoff so I have never seen a check. I'll actually get a tax break), once the cons are elected people won't get that anymore as the cons have said they're going to end many programs and they're going to slash government spending which generally means that you will be paying more for services while also not receiving the carbon chq anymore either? So just in terms of a day-to-day quality of life situation, what do you actually expect will be the difference? I know Pierre said he'd make it possible to buy a home in Vancouver where I live by "stopping the gatekeepers" which sounds cool of course cuz who doesn't want that but it doesn't actually make any sense as it doesn't say how? I mean do you think Pierre is having homeless veterans put into the house next to his place LOL!? I get hating Trudeau is enjoyable cuz he really sucks bad but I just don't see how the conservatives are any different? Pierre Poillevre was in government for almost 10 years and didn't deal with any of this except deregulation of oil and gas industry that allows the pollution of rivers and lakes which is fine I guess but that's less than 10% of the economy?(*Over 70% of major shareholders in Canada's largest oil companies are foreign so most money leaves Canada) Great for his donors I suppose but even when they did it last time housing still went up almost 50% on his and Harper's watch? Anyways, I'm really hoping I'm missing something because this isn't looking good, feels like we're going from the frying pan and into the fire. Please give me ANYTHING TO HOPE FOR, PLEASE!!!!!!!! Good luck everyone & Thanks!
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  47. They'll be singing another tune in about 6 months.........
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  48. It's disturbing that 10s and thousands of women children are dead in Palestine.
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  49. And what does that help?
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  50.  @Gergentine  the CBC has "spewed hatred?" I generally don't watch TV as I find it not very informative but the last few times I did CBC I don't recall any hatred per se. Do you have any examples of this actual hatred or is it just that you don't like what they say?
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