Propaganda:Canada to avoid recession next year despite Europe Economist Claims, page 1

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Canada and the United States will both see economic growth in 2012 despite a recession in Europe, a leading Canadian economist predicted Monday.

said the economies of both Canada and the U.S. will grow by about two per cent next year, despite of a contraction of about one per cent in Europe

This year, Canada had economic growth that was stronger than other regions including the U.S., Europe and - surprising for some - the so-called emerging market of Brazil, Porter said.

Once again the canadian media is trusting the words from a bank economist and take it from us canadians we DONT BUY IT at all.

Fact:Since 2009 Food Prices have been rising through the roof with my fav walnuts costing more then 87 Cents they now cost around 2 dollars per bag.

I guess that economist doesnt shop for his food now does he?

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I couldnt agree more with you there makes you wonder our elections are they a fraud? personally Vitchilo i wouldnt be voting ever again after the last election in may am done with voting.

Its just to easy to predict who whould win.

Originally posted by Agent_USA_Supporter
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I couldnt agree more with you there makes you wonder our elections are they a fraud? personally Vitchilo i wouldnt be voting ever again after the last election in may am done with voting.

Its just to easy to predict who whould win.

More and more are saying our elections are a fraud. Gov'ts getting in with majorities when the voters claimed to have voted differently.

Just had to say tho - if you stop voting, you are playing in to their hands..

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Just had to say tho - if you stop voting, you are playing in to their hands..

Wait what happens if i stop voting? would i lose my rights

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No. You are not penalized because you did not vote in Canada (except that your candidate is less likely to get in, so you may lose your rights by the fact that a worse candidate gets in and takes them away).

I think what was meant was, even if there is election fraud, it can only be to a certain extent, or can always have the chance to be revealed at any point.

If, however, you get discouraged and stop voting for your underdog candidate, the numbers truly will be in favour of the ruling party, no elaborate fraud required.

Always vote! Always! But know that it is probably not enough, for we are in a broken system. It is a start though, and don't overlook it.

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OceanGeek:

reply to post by Agent_USA_Supporter
No. You are not penalized because you did not vote in Canada (except that your candidate is less likely to get in, so you may lose your rights by the fact that a worse candidate gets in and takes them away).

I think what was meant was, even if there is election fraud, it can only be to a certain extent, or can always have the chance to be revealed at any point.

If, however, you get discouraged and stop voting for your underdog candidate, the numbers truly will be in favour of the ruling party, no elaborate fraud required.

Always vote! Always! But know that it is probably not enough, for we are in a broken system. It is a start though, and don't overlook it.

Yes, that is what I meant.
The party strategists and the msm like to encourage voter apathy in various ways, and then encourage their supporters to vote. To keep it short, I'll use an example of the right-wing conservative churches: a member of one congregation told me they are told how to vote, and a good majority of them follow these instructions.
So, if you don't vote, you are playing in to the hands the political strategists, what ever party they may work for.
Agreed it is also not enough to just vote; referring to was it Thomas Jefferson - the price of freedom is eternal vigilance -
Apathy doesn't work.

Originally posted by Cocasinpry
Canada clearly did better than most countries, mostly because we have good trading partners. BC is exporting tons of raw material to China which is doing great things for Canadian economy. With new pipelines being built, to which I am opposed, it's not looking so bad at all. Canada will be exporting Natural Gas to Asia and tons of Crude oil straight to the US.

But of course that won't help us for long... it's a temporary fix to a worsening problem to which there is no solution.

Well Ontario would get of it butt & push and help this thru
Ring of Fire Minning for the next 100 to 200 year
www.abovetopsecret.com...

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I live in Calgary, AB and Harper is actually our representative(for our region), meaning mostly all my neighbors and friends voted for his conservative government, however I did not. Harper's area aka Calgary is doing fairly well for a recession so I can see what he means, however I am under the impression that the rest of Canada is not doing as well. Just several days ago I read an article calling Ontario the new Greece of Canada. Calgary and Alberta in general is a rich province, the majority of the people I know are sailing through the "recession". Thats what they expect from the Harper government, to protect "their" money and "their" interests. and why they voted for him in both recent elections. There are people in Calgary who are not doing well at all. It seems like the recession is just creating a bigger gap between the rich and poor. For most, if you have no post-secondary education, you can't find work, or if your too old or not in perfect health. Even graduated students cant find work. Basically if you were rich before the recession, you probably still are.. that was Harpers job.. but if you weren't well off... you got left in the dust. Conversatives work for the rich.. not the poor. Don't vote conservative if your Canadian.

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