Candice Malcolm
"One should doubtless keep an open mind...though open at both ends, like the food pipe, and have a capacity for excretion as well as intake." -- Northrop Frye, 'The Great Code'
"Time published a story that provides absolutely astonishing details and framing of activities that took place around the 2020 election. ... Time says it was to preserve a free, fair, credible, and uncorrupted election. Understanding the tactics these groups employed, it would make sense if you felt like you were being told not to believe what you saw with your own eyes for much of November and December"An Astonishing Story About a 'Cabal' and 'Shadow Campaign' That Helped Biden Win
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— Brad Rush (@OtagoGrad) March 29, 2019
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— Brad Rush (@OtagoGrad) March 29, 2019
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— Brad Rush (@OtagoGrad) March 29, 2019
"Naturally the Liberals won’t admit that this thing is meant to pump money into their coffers, so they’ve employed other methods of convincing the public that it’s a good thing."An excellent guide.
1. StatsCan multi-year data show no significant differences in the pattern of fossil fuel consumption between BC and provinces without a carbon tax (the other nine).
2. Fuel prices are notoriously inelastic. Demand is relatively impervious to price changes. People use what they gotta use.
3. BC's carbon tax (2.4 c/L in 2008 - 7.78 c/L in 2018) is utterly swamped by market price fluctuations. So, even ignoring point 2, trying to attribute consumer demand changes to the carbon tax is extremely difficult. From GasBuddy:
One of Rex's very best:https://t.co/Vylmbejt4H— JR (@JR_2020) May 20, 2018
Also this column by Queens professor Bruce Pardy:U of A and the Church of Global Warminghttps://t.co/WfkyXsmzCs— JR (@JR_2020) May 5, 2018
Unless we can get rid of the Trudeau/Butts Liberals we will remain on track to becoming another Venezuela - energy rich but driven into poverty and political chaos by incompetent ideological extremists. Unless the Conservatives under Andrew Scheer can get their act together, and there's little sign they are doing so, WE ARE SCREWED.An absolutely brilliant article! @AndrewScheer please take note:https://t.co/EpLFfyHfwk— JR (@JR_2020) May 18, 2018