Saturday, 24 October 2020

Trudeau announces plan to purchase 76 million doses of Canadian-made COVID-19 vaccine

 

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The polls say Trudeau The Younger perched in Humpty Dumpty's seat won't fall while making many a faux pas so why not drop the writ to try for a majority again?

Harper's gamble paid off in 2011 N'esy Pas?
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Trudeau announces plan to purchase 76 million doses of Canadian-made COVID-19 vaccine

PM says rapid tests are being deployed to the provinces today

 

John Paul Tasker · CBC News · Posted: Oct 23, 2020 12:04 PM ET

 


Prime Minister Justin Trudeau leaves after a press conference on the COVID-19 pandemic in Ottawa. (Sean Kilpatrick/Canadian Press)

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today announced another contract to buy a promising COVID-19 vaccine now in development — part of a plan to secure millions of vaccine doses to inoculate Canadians from the novel coronavirus.

Trudeau said the government has signed a contract to procure 76 million doses from the Quebec City-biotech company Medicago.

Medicago is developing the vaccine in partnership with the British drug company GlaxoSmithKline. The two companies have said its pre-clinical results show the vaccine demonstrated a "high level of neutralizing antibodies following a single dose."

If the vaccine also performs well in a clinical setting, the companies are on track to make it available in the first half of 2021. Medicago has said it has the manufacturing capacity to produce as many as 100 million doses in 2021.

The federal government is spending $173 million to help Medicago develop the vaccine and build a large plant in Quebec to produce it. Trudeau also announced an $18.2 million investment in Vancouver-based Precision NanoSystems, which offers technology to produce vaccines and therapeutic drugs.

Canada already has signed six other contracts for tens of millions more vaccine doses with other pharmaceutical giants, such as AstraZeneca, Moderna and Pfizer. All told, the federal government has secured 358 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine — an insurance policy if some of the vaccines in development prove to be ineffective in clinical trials.

"We are coming at this from every angle," Trudeau said.

 

Item Quantities ordered Quantities received %
Hand sanitizer (litres)20,646,00020,646,000
100
Cloth masks9,000,0007,928,071
88
Face shields60,313,00050,132,310
83
Surgical masks395,991,150309,902,900
78
Gowns132,591,440102,490,773
77
N95 respirators153,170,22065,695,116
43
Gloves (pairs)1,178,700,578505,036,295
43
Face coverings72,345,78420,690,600
29
Ventilators40,5473,600
9


This massive procurement effort is aimed at ensuring there will be enough vaccine doses on hand for all Canadians who want them, although a timeline for delivery is not yet certain. No COVID-19 vaccine has been approved for use in the western world.

When asked for a more precise timeline on when the vaccines will be available in Canada, Trudeau said there's still much more work to do to ensure a vaccine candidate is safe to use.

Trudeau said he's hopeful that vaccines can be deployed in the early part of 2021. He said that, to start, front line health care workers and vulnerable populations, such as seniors living in long-term care homes, will have priority access.

"Nothing will be distributed in Canada until Health Canada is absolutely certain that the safety of Canadians is being properly covered and taken care of," Trudeau said.

"We were hoping that the vaccines would arrive yesterday, but they won't. There's still more months of work to do. We all want to get this crisis behind us as quickly as possible. We're working on a vaccine safely, responsibly and quickly."

The U.S. is positioned to receive some of the American-made vaccines first, because taxpayers there helped to fund most of the front-end costs of developing those drugs through the Trump administration's Operation Warp Speed.

WATCH: Trudeau is asked about vaccine availability

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke with reporters during the bi-weekly pandemic briefing in Ottawa on Friday. 2:42

The announcement of the Medicago purchase comes on the same day the government detailed its planned spending for the remainder of the 2020-21 fiscal year through the supplementary estimates tabled in Parliament.

The Public Health Agency of Canada is to receive an additional $5.4 billion to fund further medical research and to help develop and purchase more vaccines and COVID-19-related treatments for the Canadian market as the global scramble for such drugs continues apace.

Trudeau also detailed the government's plan to deploy rapid tests throughout the country — devices that health experts say could lessen the burden on lab-based testing in this country as cases continue to climb.

Trudeau said trucks full of Abbott Laboratories' Panbio COVID-19 Rapid Test devices are out today distributing tens of thousands of tests to the provinces and territories. Another Abbott product, the ID NOW, arrived in Ontario yesterday, Trudeau said.

Trudeau said it will now be up to provinces to determine how to use these tests as part of a larger testing strategy.

"Access to rapid tests will vary across the country depending on the province in question. Rapid tests have advantages but also disadvantages, and need to be part of a whole strategy of testing and tracing," Trudeau said, adding that the federal government's function is to simply buy and distribute them to the jurisdictions charged with administering health care.

Health experts and the opposition Conservatives have said Health Canada's regulatory process has been too slow to this point. Other Western nations have had such tests in the field for months.

The vast majority of tests to date have been done at public health clinics, with samples being sent to laboratories for analysis — a process that can take days.

The Panbio, which can produce results in less than 30 minutes, is designed to give "preliminary test results." According to Abbott, a negative result "doesn't preclude SARS-CoV-2 infection." 

The company warns that such a test "cannot be used as the sole basis for treatment or other management decisions."

While much faster, these tests are considered to be less accurate than the "gold standard" — the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) testing process currently in use in much of Canada.

If administered properly, PCR tests are highly accurate, identifying positive cases nearly 100 per cent of the time.

Antigen tests are also considered highly accurate but they are not as sensitive as molecular PCR tests run through a lab.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford and other provincial leaders have encouraged Health Canada regulators to quickly approve such devices so tests can be deployed to airports, high-risk workplaces, long-term care homes and schools, among other settings.

Health Canada has so far approved four point-of-care molecular testing devices and two antigen tests, which detect the presence of viral proteins in biological samples. These tests are destined for health care settings such as doctors' offices, pharmacies and walk-in clinics.

Preliminary results from a clinical study conducted by Abbott on 241 samples found that the Panbio test has a sensitivity rate of 93.3 per cent in people suspected of having been exposed to COVID-19 and those who have experienced symptoms over the previous seven days.

(A test with 93.3 per cent sensitivity will correctly return a positive result for 93.3 per cent of people who have the disease but will return a negative result — a false-negative — for 6.7 per cent of the people who have the disease and should test positive.)

About the Author

John Paul Tasker

Parliamentary Bureau

John Paul (J.P.) Tasker is a reporter in the CBC's Parliamentary bureau in Ottawa. He can be reached at john.tasker@cbc.ca.

 
 
 
  
 
 
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David Amos
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Methinks the writ will be dropped soon N'esy Pas?  


 
 

 
 
David Amos
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Methinks a old Maritimer from Fundy Royal who has ran as an INDEPENDENT in 7 elections thus far does not need many little gray cells to understand why spin doctors of all stripes would try to inspire doubt about simple truths which are easily verified with a few clicks of a mouse N'esy Pas?
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Paul Butler
Another Liberal government giving a contract to a Quebec firm!What did Gomer Pyle say?.....SURPRISE,SURPRISE,SURPRISE.
 
 
David Amos
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Reply to @Paul Butler: Methinks you have been reading my words N'esy Pas?
 
 
Paul Butler
Reply to @David Amos: I some how doubt that
 
 
Paul Butler
Reply to @David Amos: I should have said somehow,not some how.Either way.....no.
 
 
David Amos
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Reply to @Paul Butler: I definitely don't doubt it. Earlier today you stated as follows:

"Reply to @David Amos: You don't know me.....but I know you".
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
David Amos
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Methinks the writ will be dropped soon N'esy Pas?
 
 
John McTaggart
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Reply to @David Amos:
N'esy Pas
What does that mean?
It is not French or English or any other language as far as I know!
 
 
David Amos
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Reply to @John McTaggart: Chiac
 
 
John McTaggart
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Reply to @David Amos:
Methinks that is faible.
 
 
David Amos
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Reply to @John McTaggart: Why would a spin doctor doubt the simple truth which is easily verified? Methinks it could it be because everybody knows that I ran against his beloved political party as an INDEPENDENT 7 times thus far in a place where many people speak Chiac N'esy Pas? 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
John Howard
After reading lots of the comments I figure 80% of you are nuts and the rest are just talking for no reason, and little knowledge to boot.

I just want to have fun...

 
David Amos
Reply to @John Howard: Me too since nobody is permitted to read why I post

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
David Amos
Methinks even though Trudeau The Younger has been in Humpty Dumpty's seat for 1 very long year and made many a faux pas, the polls tell his puppet masters that he won't fall. Hence why not drop the writ before the news gets any worse? However he is clearly very busy promising more money to be spent on the COVID-19 nonsense while ignoring his government's inquiry about creating detention centres for folks who wont follow his orders in the future.

its blatantly obvious to anyone paying attention that our dubious PM who does not wish to account for his doings with "WE" wants the opposition to be blamed for causing an election that they don't want. Nobody can deny that in tumultuous 40th Parliament Harper's minority government defied demands for documents pertaining Afghanistan and his opposition played into his hand and found him in contempt of Parliament. However harper's gamble paid off in spades when the electorate sent him back to the Hill with a majority mandate for reasons I will never understand. I know Iggy was a rather appalling dude to be the leader of what he claimed was "Canada's Natural Governing Party" . however in my humble opinion Harper and his party took the cake in that regard. Clearly many Canadians had enough of Harper et al in 2015. To sooth my own soul after not running for public office for nearly 10 years I stress tested them all as best I could 3 more times while litigating against the Queen in Federal Court but to no avail. I learned the hard way that the sheople whom Trudeau The Younger calls "peoplekind" always get the governments they deserve.
 
 
David Amos
I have decided to just continue to try to find some fun poking holes in stuffed shirts and to seek a myth called justice by standing before politically appointed crooks hopefully 3 more times. If only to secure a public record should any of my seed wish to review someday and check my work. In the "mean' time I have no doubt Trudeau The Younger is about to drop the writ and make his loyal sheople happy voting for him into a majority mandate again. However everybody knows there will be no more sunny ways coming from the PMO in short order once the Yankee election is history and the worldwide economy takes the very predictable nosedive because of the damage already done by WHO and its cohorts with the malicious COVID 19 nonsense N'esy Pas?

Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos
 
 
Gerald Celente
Reply to @David Amos: So to make an interesting and articulate how ever lengthy story short - We the people always get the government we deserve and truth prevails. Agreed.
 
 
Dan Brammer
Reply to @David Amos: covid 19 nonsense? Clearly you are a trump supporter or completely ignorant of the actual science.
 
 
David Amos
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Reply to @Dan Brammer: Methinks you should check my work before you embarrass yourself further N'esy Pas?
 
 
David Amos
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Reply to @Gerald Celente: Methinks it would not be wise for me to agree within a self professed anarchist N'esy Pas?
 
 
David Amos
Reply to @Dan Brammer: Methinks you did not read this in the news yet the opposition won't mention what is published on the government's website N'esy Pas?

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Request for Information regarding Service Provider(s) for Federal Quarantine / Isolation sites for The Government of Canada

The Government of Canada (GoC) is considering engaging a Third Party Service Provider for Federal Quarantine / Isolation sites that will be used to house and care for people for public health and other related federal requirements associated with the COVID-19 pandemic response. The Government is seeking feedback from current service providers about potential options for standing up, operating and managing all of the services associated with these sites. The purpose of this Request for Information (RFI) is to seek feedback from potential service providers in order to develop a strategy for the potential future management of these sites going forward.

Should the Government of Canada determine that a third-party managed solution going forward is a viable strategy, Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) may issue a Request for Proposal (RFP) to provide suppliers the opportunity to bid on the services required as per the schedule contained in this document.

This RFI seeks industry’s feedback to:
i. Obtain supplier feedback, with advice and guidance on the operation of these sites;
ii. Assess industry’s interest in bidding on a potential the contemplated RFP;
iii. Identify and minimize any potential competitive barriers where possible; and
iv. Ensure that potential suppliers can deliver the type of services being requested in a possible upcoming RFP
 
 
 
John McTaggart
Reply to @David Amos:
why the insult? 

 
 
Jim Peterson
Reply to @Dan Brammer: Actually you are. How about 2 people in the 0-19 age bracket dying in Canada from Covid whereas last year at this time 20+ died from the flu 0-19. That science? How about most cases now are asymptomatic and the people still typically dying are those who would be dying from a cold and/or flu because they are terminal? You like that science? I know parrots like to cite the one or two outliers, never realizing that these outliers in the < 50 age group with seemingly good health are also present in flu deaths yearly too. 
 
 
David Amos
Reply to @Jim Peterson: Well put
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
John Thompson
Vaccine, not even complete stage 1 trial so hasn't even been shown to generate an immune response in people. McGill University experts say a rollout before fall 2021 is unlikely

https://www.rcinet.ca/en/2020/10/01/covid-19-vaccine-rollout-unlikely-before-fall-2021-experts-say/

Yet we can claim this is promising despite not even having been shown to produce antibodies in humans yet and we are hopeful for early 2021. Glad to see that JT knows more than the McGill researchers. Where is the science behind those statements I wonder?
 
 
Jim Peterson
Reply to @John Thompson: Another expected twist to the plot to keep the provaxxers nervous and praying for salvation so that when it's finally introduced they're the quickest out of the gates.
 
 
Jim Peterson
Reply to @John Thompson: He doesn't need science when he has script writers. They just tell him what to say, then the other paid experts and the faux tug of war keeps you all busy wondering who is sleeping with who.
 
 
Eddie Tamara
Reply to @John Thompson:" a person who volunteered for the medical experimentation on humans with the COVID-19 vaccine has died during clinical trials, reports The Epoch Times. The death was confirmed by government officials in Brazil, where the trial was taking place, and the company whose vaccine is being tested in the medical experiments — AstraZeneca — says it will continue its experiments on the remaining human survivors"
 
 
Dan Brammer
Reply to @Eddie Tamara: please read before you spew nonsense like this. Those stories are fake. Just google it to see for yourself and please research just a little before believing garbage like that.
 
 
Jim Peterson
Reply to @Dan Brammer: You believe in fake news Dan. Confirmation bias in full effect. If it's not from CBC, CNN or can't be found on Google because it was scrubbed, then it's not real, correct?
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Jim Peterson
So is anyone asking why a "Vaccine" has to be paid for twice? Has everyone forgotten the t $800 million JT gave to the WHO to hand over to it's boss who gave it to 8 pharmaceutical companies that he owns shares in to develop a "vaccine". Now we're giving them money again? Really? Will we do it a third time? and to GSK/Google to boot, while a Quebec company is fronting it (middle man) just so the masses can be con'd, again, into believing Canada dun something good?

WOW

Astonishing. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Jim MacInnis
Time is the Liberal enemy. Trudeau's armour is starting to crack. With time, we'll see the full truth behind his party's fiscal ineptitude, the WE Scandal and lack of leadership. There will be a new government by summer 2021. Whether it's a Liberal government is up to them. If they push Trudeau out, they might make good during an election.
 
 
jay lett
Reply to @Jim MacInnis: lets not forget, trudeau accomplished what canada asked him to do, day one in office. Now that "anyone but harper" is in power, its time to choose a real leader... if we can find one...
 
 
David Amos
Reply to @jay lett: Good luck with that
 
 
Doug Lake
Reply to @Jim MacInnis: Trudeau gotta go. Canada needs to wake up.
 
 
jimmy vee 
Reply to @Jim MacInnis: I'd love to go the election, true in my riding he will lose but its been that way for 20 years. Thing is too many Conservative are set in their ways and it would seem engagement is no longer possible they just do and say the same thing over and over and over again.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Art Mack
How much of that money is going into the pockets of Trudeau supporters and friends?
 
 
John McTaggart
Reply to @Art Mack:
NONE!
 
 
David Amos
Reply to @John McTaggart: Surely you jest
 
 
John McTaggart
Reply to @David Amos:
Seems to me that cons lack little gray cells!
 
 
David Amos
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Reply to @John McTaggart: Who is insulting who?
 
 
Doug Lake
Reply to @Art Mack: Media got their cut already I can tell.
 
 
John McTaggart
Reply to @Doug Lake:
You couldn't possibly!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Anne Bérubé
Read carefully what our pretty boy is saying 'he is planning' to buy that many doses!!! Is it another political gimmick? Only God knows, or does he.
 
 
Dan Brammer
Reply to @Anne Bérubé: so he should not "plan to buy" he should just buy whether it works or not? He is securing our place in line AND protecting us in case the vaccine doesn't work. Seems smart to me.
 
 
John McTaggart
Reply to @Anne Bérubé:
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David Amos
Reply to @Anne Bérubé: Survey Says?
 
 
Doug Lake
Reply to @Anne Bérubé: Can’t trust Trudeau ever.
 
 
jimmy vee
Reply to @Doug Lake: anti-vaxxer?
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Douglas Fowler
Baloney! Canada has now signed 4 contracts for vaccines supposedly to give us priority on a billion doses!!!!???? 130 other countries have done the same with 3 of those companies! Liberals are virtue signaling, again.
 
 
Dan Brammer
Reply to @Douglas Fowler: it is about when we get the vaccines. Countries who have a working vaccine available, can open everything back up.
 
 
John McTaggart
Reply to @Douglas Fowler:
In reality, the PM is attempting to ensure that all Canadians will get vaccine as soon as a viable one is available.
It is a solid move on his part.
Since there is so little knowledge available on the virus the first vaccine may not be as good as subsequent ones
Budgeting enough vaccine to provide at least 2 shots to Canadians is sound as well, as there is as yet no information, that I am aware of, on how many doses may be required.
As unlikely as you might think, the government will not be purchasing a billion doses!
The multiple comments exaggerating how much will be spent on excessive amounts of vaccine truly serve no useful purpose at all.
 
 
David Amos
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Reply to @Douglas Fowler: Methinks many folks would agree that the term "baloney" is a polite but necessary understatement Nesy Pas?
 
 
Jim Peterson 
Reply to @Dan Brammer: Hook, line and sinker.
 
 
Jim Peterson 
Reply to @Douglas Fowler: I see we're all still playing the when will it be available game? Available long ago, waiting for everyone to beg for it. Looks like it's working too.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Johnny Mookergee
What wonderful news ,Thank God for the CBC and for this wonderful news , so what’s the big deal the Canadian Taxpayers spend $2 Billion a year on the Money Bleeding CBC and give people Like Wendy Wesley $1 Million a year To read their Socialist version of the news
 
 
Dan Brammer
Reply to @Johnny Mookergee: 2 billion a year to protect the Canadian media. I would look for cost savings, but it is a worthwhile investment.
 
 
David Amos
Reply to @Dan Brammer: Yea Right
 
 
Doug Lake
Reply to @Johnny Mookergee: I Agree!
 
 
Jim Peterson 
Reply to @Dan Brammer: LOL. Media? Should be independent of government. I bet you want to know why?
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
David Amos 
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Methinks even though Trudeau The Younger has been in Humpty Dumpty's seat for 1 very long year and made many a faux pas, the polls tell his puppet masters that he won't fall. Hence why not drop the writ before the news gets any worse? However he is clearly very busy promising more money to be spent on the COVID-19 nonsense while ignoring his government's inquiry about creating detention centres for folks who wont follow his orders in the future.

its blatantly obvious to anyone paying attention that our dubious PM who does not wish to account for his doings with "WE" wants the opposition to be blamed for causing an election that they don't want. Nobody can deny that in tumultuous 40th Parliament Harper's minority government defied demands for documents pertaining Afghanistan and his opposition played into his hand and found him in contempt of Parliament. However harper's gamble paid off in spades when the electorate sent him back to the Hill with a majority mandate for reasons I will never understand. I know Iggy was a rather appalling dude to be the leader of what he claimed was "Canada's Natural Governing Party" . however in my humble opinion Harper and his party took the cake in that regard. Clearly many Canadians had enough of Harper et al in 2015. To sooth my own soul after not running for public office for nearly 10 years I stress tested them all as best I could 3 more times while litigating against the Queen in Federal Court but to no avail. I learned the hard way that the sheople whom Trudeau The Younger calls "peoplekind" always get the governments they deserve.
 
 
David Amos
Content disabled
Reply to @David Amos:
I have decided to just continue to try to find some fun poking holes in stuffed shirts and to seek a myth called justice by standing before politically appointed crooks hopefully 3 more times. If only to secure a public record should any of my seed wish to review someday and check my work. In the "mean' time I have no doubt Trudeau The Younger is about to drop the writ and make his loyal sheople happy voting for him into a majority mandate again. However everybody knows there will be no more sunny ways coming from the PMO in short order once the Yankee election is history and the worldwide economy takes the very predictable nosedive because of the damage already done by WHO and its cohorts with the malicious COVID 19 nonsense N'esy Pas?

Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
David Amos
Methinks you did not read this in the news yet the opposition won't mention what is published on the government's website N'esy Pas?

Trade Agreement: CETA / CFTA
Request for Information regarding Service Provider(s) for Federal Quarantine / Isolation sites for The Government of Canada

The Government of Canada (GoC) is considering engaging a Third Party Service Provider for Federal Quarantine / Isolation sites that will be used to house and care for people for public health and other related federal requirements associated with the COVID-19 pandemic response. The Government is seeking feedback from current service providers about potential options for standing up, operating and managing all of the services associated with these sites. The purpose of this Request for Information (RFI) is to seek feedback from potential service providers in order to develop a strategy for the potential future management of these sites going forward.

Should the Government of Canada determine that a third-party managed solution going forward is a viable strategy, Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) may issue a Request for Proposal (RFP) to provide suppliers the opportunity to bid on the services required as per the schedule contained in this document.

This RFI seeks industry’s feedback to:
i. Obtain supplier feedback, with advice and guidance on the operation of these sites;
ii. Assess industry’s interest in bidding on a potential the contemplated RFP;
iii. Identify and minimize any potential competitive barriers where possible; and
iv. Ensure that potential suppliers can deliver the type of services being requested in a possible upcoming RFP
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Lou Bell
Well I guess at least we didn't msee the name Bombardier or SNC or Pomerleau so at least there's a minimal chance this is on the up and up . Slight , but there is a chance !
 
 
David Amos
Content disabled
Reply to @Lou Bell: Methinks you missed the fact that even though Trudeau The Younger has been in Humpty Dumpty's seat for very long 5 years and made many a faux pas, the polls tell his puppet masters that he won't fall. Hence why not drop the writ before the news gets any worse? However he is clearly very busy promising more money to be spent on the COVID-19 nonsense while ignoring his government's inquiry about creating detention centres for folks who wont follow his orders in the future.

its blatantly obvious to anyone paying attention that our dubious PM who does not wish to account for his doings with "WE" wants the opposition to be blamed for causing an election that they don't want. Nobody can deny that in tumultuous 40th Parliament Harper's minority government defied demands for documents pertaining Afghanistan and his opposition played into his hand and found him in contempt of Parliament. However harper's gamble paid off in spades when the electorate sent him back to the Hill with a majority mandate for reasons I will never understand. I know Iggy was a rather appalling dude to be the leader of what he claimed was "Canada's Natural Governing Party" . however in my humble opinion Harper and his party took the cake in that regard. Clearly many Canadians had enough of Harper et al in 2015. To sooth my own soul after not running for public office for nearly 10 years I stress tested them all as best I could 3 more times while litigating against the Queen in Federal Court but to no avail. I learned the hard way that the sheople whom Trudeau The Younger calls "peoplekind" always get the governments they deserve.
 
 
David Amos
Content disabled
As you well know little Lou I had decided to just continue to try to find some fun poking holes in stuffed shirts and to seek a myth called justice by standing before politically appointed crooks hopefully 3 more times. If only to secure a public record should any of my seed wish to review someday and check my work. In the "mean' time I have no doubt Trudeau The Younger is about to drop the writ and make his loyal sheople happy voting for him into a majority mandate again. However everybody knows there will be no more sunny ways coming from the PMO in short order once the Yankee election is history and the worldwide economy takes the very predictable nosedive because of the damage already done by WHO and its cohorts with the malicious COVID 19 nonsense

However your constant attacks on my reputation and teasing me about running for public office I am considering running in the next election in your neighborhood again. Methinks hat should rot your fancy blue socks and put quite a knot in your nasty knickers as well Better start baking a lot more butter tarts for your buddies N'esy Pas?

Veritas Vincit
David Raymond Amos
 
 
David Amos
Content disabled
Reply to @Lou Bell: Too Too Funny
 
 
Tim Dobranski:
Reply to @Lou Bell: Wait for it......
 
 
David Amos
Reply to @Tim Dobranski: Been here and gone 
 
 
Gerald Celente 
Reply to @Lou Bell: Wow, look at you making anti government slurs. Now that takes some getting used to.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 comment:

  1. What they are not telling you: everyone will need 2 doses of vaccine, and getting the shots will only result in 2 years of protection, which will have to be renewed every 2 years.
    Talk about the gift that just keeps on giving.......... to the drug companies.

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