Post: #876

This is how the left takes over, by infiltrating the right with cucks like Scott Gilmore. This happened in the 60's with William F. Buckley who turned out to be a cuck of intergalactic proportions. This Gilmore faggot can fuck right off.

Post: #877

I don't trust anything from Gilmore. His wife is one of Trudeau's highest profile ministers:


This was his analysis of the US Election so I don't expect any great insights about the Conservative race:


There are 14 Conservative leadership candidates in total. It's not just O'Leary, Kellie Leitch and Mad Max. If Gilmore truly believes what he is writing, why not rally around one of the more "moderate" candidates? I can think of a few who would be happy to have his endorsement.

This does smell like an infiltration job.

Post: #878

^ Well, that photo you posted above with Gilmore's skank wife and Tater Tot shows actual cucking taking place. Look at the lust in her eyes. And to be cucked by a cuck. How fucking pathetic. Welcome to the Liberal party. Or, as Scotian calls them... the Libranos.

Post: #879

Scott Gilmore blocked me on Twitter a year ago for asking him a couple questions (not even trolling as I usually do).

I'm a Conservative Party member and voter for them in the last 4 elections.

Think on that a bit, he's blocking a voter for and member of his own party.

And he's married to the "Climate Change" Minister (I almost said "banging" but I suspect he actually is not banging her). The party in power. His party is in opposition. He's married to his enemy.

He's a cucklord.

If he hates his party so much, LEAVE.

Post: #880

^ Cucks don't leave willingly. They need to be driven out with ferocious trolling, mocking, and ridicule.

And piston punches from the mount.

Hey Scott Gilmore...

Post: #881

Patrick Brown is a faggot.

Blazing Cat Fur Wrote:Patrick Brown Is Just Kathleen Wynne In A Skirt



David Reevely: Patrick Brown’s support for carbon tax causing rift between Ontario and federal Tories

If this guy is elected expect a lot of “My hands are tied” as the excuse for allowing the public service unions to continue financially raping and pillaging Ontario.

Post: #882

BLM-Toronto's Yusra Khogali is quite an insane activist.

Quote:Published on 4 Feb 2017

Thousands gathered on Saturday, February 4, 2017 in front of the American Consulate in Toronto to protest the policy of US President Donald Trump. The demonstration was organized by Black Lives Matter – Toronto (BLM TO) - the self proclaimed “coalition of Black Torontonians resisting anti-Black racism, state-sponsored violence and police brutality” - that has launched a nation-wide campaign entitled “National Days of Action Against Islamophobia & Deportations.”

In her short speech, Yusra Khogali portrayed Canada as a country that was founded on genocide, racism and slavery implying that these policies are being implemented by the current federal government. She accused Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of being a “liar”, “hypocrite”, “white supremacist” and “terrorist”, advising the cheering crowd not be fooled by Trudeau's “ liberal bullshit.”

And her writing...well...read for yourself.

Post: #883

^That's the most retarded shit I've read in awhile.

Post: #884

So O'Leary vs Trudeau next election?

Even though he can't speak French I think he might win the conservative leadership just based on name recognition alone, although I haven't been following it closely.

Post: #885

Wasted a minute of my life watching that garbage. No logic or facts in her rant.

Now back to the political election..... Oleary I fancy as he is pro business and when he speaks, it sounds logical to me. Ideologies fail mostly because they are stupid or flawed or most importantly run out of money. At least here, oleary will use ideas and a platform that makes economic sense and what Canada can afford. Trudeau and some premieres have ideologies that IMHO will create a tonne of debt and have no idea how to pay for it without having to use future generations to pay the interest and principal.

Post: #886

Great campaign email from Mr. O'Leary:

Kevin OLeary Wrote:Trudeau is caving to Trump, we need strong leadership

Today I am appalled by the lack of leadership that Justin Trudeau is demonstrating with President Trump and the NAFTA negotiations. I have been in tough negotiations for over 30 years; I know what it takes to sit on the other side of table when billions of dollars are on the line.

Justin Trudeau’s strategy of duck and hide while the United States steamrolls over Canada is not the right approach. We need strong leadership and someone who knows how to negotiate in these tough situations. I am that leader.

I am concerned that unless we get a strong leader in place, Canada will be at the whim of the United States. Who would you rather have negotiating with Trump, me or Bambi. Trudeau has already tried to grovel to Ivanka and look at where that has got us. The only way to deal with a bully is to hit him square in the nose. We can’t have a weak-kneed child negotiating with Trump any longer. We need action now.

Yesterday, President Trump threw down the gauntlet for Canada and Canadian dairy farmers. While others are bowing to the President’s impulses, I believe that we need a rational, strong, and united approach. We need to encourage innovation, not threaten with lack of action or fiscal management.

Who would you rather have negotiating for Canada? Someone who has spent their career negotiating with CEOs and board of directors, or someone who believes dodging and ducking is the right approach for Canada – I think we know that I am the only candidate who can negotiate with Trump.

If you want strong leadership for Canada and a leader that can not only unite the Party but also grow it in leaps and bounds, then please consider donating to my campaign. $5, $25, $50 or even $100 can make all the difference and will bring us one step closer to defeating Trudeau in 2019.

Sincerely,

Kevin O'Leary

Donate

As much as I love Trump, I am also a Canadian patriot and I like how O'Leary is ready to fight Trump at the negotiating table, and I bet Trump likes it too.

O'Leary is the man.

Post: #887

Blazingcatfur gets it... it's the public service unions who are the enemy of civilization in Ontario.

Blazingcatfur Wrote:Ontario NDP Supports Campaign Against Israel

First it was the federal Green Party under Elizabeth May. Now it’s Ontario’s Dippers.

The Ontario NDP under leader Andrea Horwath have included in their literature for this weekend’s conference in Toronto a resolution supporting the hateful Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel.

The motion, ironically numbered 9-11 and obtained by the Toronto Sun, is hidden in plain sight on page 83 under Justice and Human Rights.

If the public service unions decide that supporting Wynne brings too much heat on the kleptocracy this move by the NDP may sway them to make Horwath their designated puppet rather than Patsy Brown.

@ "Patsy" Brown

Post: #888

I guess that wouldn't have flied with the national NDP, the party being cucked by Israel, just like the other two.



Tom is a hardcore zionist, by conviction and by marriage. That's how he rose
to the top of his party. Ten years ago, the Libs run journalist/academic Jocelyn Coulon
in the safe riding of Outremont, a mix of upscale francophones, hipsters ("bobos")
and insular hassidic Jews. Coulon was a friend of then Lib leader Dion and a respected
local academic authority on geopolitics.

He had a well-informed, neutral position on geopolitics, which did not include
cucking for Israel, so in other words he was a raging antisemitic terrorist lover
for the Bnai Brith and their ilk, who came down hard on him. Amazingly Dion and
the LP leadership told them off, so the Hasidim were all instructed to change
their votes to the NDP candidate Mulcair, whose loyalty to Israel was total,
and the rest was history.

Post: #889

You guys all gonna go Bernier now that OLeary dropped out?

I think that the Conservative Party mail out ballots should be hitting our mailboxes soon if you joined the party.

Post: #890

I've been on Team Mad Max since the beginning, I didn't know that O'Leary dropped out but am not surprised, Bernier all the way!

Post: #891

I am getting behind Scheer more and more.

I like Max, was my #1 since the start, but I am not sold yet.

Post: #892

Why did O'Leary flake, did he get pushed out, or just thought he wasn't going to win?

Post: #893

For fuck sake, why can't Canadians use predictit? I tried to sign up last week and it wouldn't let me. Bernier was going for like 17c on the Dollar, now he's 80c

Post: #894

(04-26-2017 03:16 PM)911 Wrote:  Why did O'Leary flake, did he get pushed out, or just thought he wasn't going to win?

Probably the French issue, also the fact that he lives in Boston sounds just like Michael Ignatieff, doubt he wanted to commit to it fully. He should be premier of Ontario though, would be a good kick in the ass for them economically.

Laner why do you like Scheer, want to give us some Cliffnotes? I just don't know enough about him but if you like him I will put him #2 on my ballot, don't really like anyone else.

I just think Bernier would at least be able to scrape up some seats in Quebec, and probably the GTA. If Conservatives win enough there, they should win.

Post: #895

(04-26-2017 07:13 PM)komatiite Wrote:  

(04-26-2017 03:16 PM)911 Wrote:  Why did O'Leary flake, did he get pushed out, or just thought he wasn't going to win?

Probably the French issue, also the fact that he lives in Boston sounds just like Michael Ignatieff, doubt he wanted to commit to it fully. He should be premier of Ontario though, would be a good kick in the ass for them economically.

Laner why do you like Scheer, want to give us some Cliffnotes? I just don't know enough about him but if you like him I will put him #2 on my ballot, don't really like anyone else.

I just think Bernier would at least be able to scrape up some seats in Quebec, and probably the GTA. If Conservatives win enough there, they should win.

I like him because he is out west and has none of that corruption and elitism that plagues the Tories right now. He has five kids and they seem great, lots of people know him in real life and all say the same things; Great family, nice man, smart and cheeky.

I know the people running his campaign, and while a lot of people here don't seem to like the Jews, they run strong political campaigns and no one likes to see their man lose. These Canadian Jews are good solid conservatives, and they will put their power behind a solid candidate. Plus, they are all young and have spoken harshly against all the SJW, destruction of values and the western federation.

I like Max, but I will likely be putting what little power I have behind Scheer.

Post: #896

Ya there is something to be said about a good Sasky boy running the show, I was born there so I'm a little biased!

I'll just vote Bernier - Scheer 1 and 2 then leave the rest blank. Unless anyone else on RVF has any other suggestions. Sort of a mediocre cast of characters in the lot so I am not gonna waste time learning all their platforms.

Who does Ezra Levant like the most? I like his opinions, will be interesting to see if he is leaning any way.

Post: #897

(04-26-2017 07:13 PM)komatiite Wrote:  

(04-26-2017 03:16 PM)911 Wrote:  Why did O'Leary flake, did he get pushed out, or just thought he wasn't going to win?

Probably the French issue, also the fact that he lives in Boston sounds just like Michael Ignatieff, doubt he wanted to commit to it fully. He should be premier of Ontario though, would be a good kick in the ass for them economically.

Laner why do you like Scheer, want to give us some Cliffnotes? I just don't know enough about him but if you like him I will put him #2 on my ballot, don't really like anyone else.

I just think Bernier would at least be able to scrape up some seats in Quebec, and probably the GTA. If Conservatives win enough there, they should win.

He likely dropped out due to money. These random and abrupt departures in politics are mostly always because of funds drying up.

It sounds odd because he is rich, but his "Canadian rich" which isn't like how Yankees are. He wasn't a Irving or a Weston with money and power spilling out of his ass. He had to fundraise and pitch for diners and likely it all dried up when his chances seems far in winning.

I was never big on O'Leary as he was just a shitter version of Trump; more Mark Cuban, than Trump IMO. He did good injecting a certain narrative into the discussion overall but payoff has to be if a candidate can carry forward those points he brought up.

Post: #898

Haven't been on the forum in ages...

Figured tonight would be a good time to jump back in; with BC's provincial election (that take up most of my posts in this thread)

Some random thoughts

I predicted many months back that this is Weaver's (BC GREEN) opportunity to shine, and mirror Wilson's 1991 performance that fully established the BC Libs and destroyed the SoCreds.

Wouldn't be surprised to see 20% vote share and the Greens holding the balance of power with 2-4 seats.

The BCL are masters at strategy, in three northern ridings they've put in the running local popular first nations leaders, the first nation vote has always been taken for granted by the NDP, Christy Clark was in these northern ridings this weekend. Whereas NDP leader has spent the most amount of his time in Metro Vancouver (followed by a group of trolls and their rented box truck). If the BCL takes these three ridings, the NDP are toast.

Again RE: BCL strategy, Burnaby/Coquitlam has them running a popular former news Anchor and a Korean businessman, which gives them a huge chance of flipping two seats.

The NDP's strategy during nominating candidates?
Is it a white, male or both? NO
In Vancouver's downtown they are running a transgendered candidate

And this is there incumbent on the other half of downtown:


Thank god for the FPTP, which allows representation from the rest of the region.

As always with politics, I got some money in play, done so via UBC Sauder's Prediction Markets. Going to be a pleasant Tuesday!

Post: #899

Hopefully Clark's Liberals win tonight, they seem to be the only party with some sense and the ability to win, the Conservatives don't stand a chance. I think the NDP fucked up too bad in the 90s for them to get back in.

Post: #900

Where's the fuck This Gay Earth gif when you need it, goddammit!