We haven’t seen scenes like this in Canada since the 2010 Olympics.
It’s remarkable what this #CanMNT did today — and still could have ahead of them.
A day no Canadian will ever forget, like Jesse Marsch said.
Never forget the 2018 U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills where Zach Johnson went on Sky Sports and said, “They’ve lost the golf course.” + “When you have a championship that comes down to sheer luck, that’s not right.”
The Globe and Mail is now running opinion pieces about cutting elderly benefits because Canada faces “crippling debt.”
Perfect.
Not cut bureaucracy.
Not cut consultants.
Not cut foreign aid.
Not cut corporate welfare.
Not cut the Liberal spending machine.
Not cut the political class that created the debt bomb.
No.
Cut grandma.
That is how this always works.
Trudeau, Freeland, Carney, and the Liberal Party help bury Canada under debt.
Then the establishment media starts preparing Canadians for the “unpopular” solution.
The people who built the mess never pay.
The elderly get handed the invoice.
Canada was robbed by incompetence.
Now seniors are being told to sacrifice.
Brilliant system.
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ESPN sources: The Eagles are trading Pro-Bowl WR A.J. Brown to the Patriots for a 2028 first-round pick and a 2027 fifth-round pick that is the better of New England’s two fifths. The deal that has been speculated on for weeks now finally is happening. Brown and Patriots HC Mike Vrabel are reuniting.
Kevin O'Leary made his money in classic boomer fashion. He benefited from cheap housing, cheap education, expanding consumer markets, rising asset prices for decades.
A mediocre operator in 1985 had easier odds than an exceptional operator today. Kevin didn't invent anything, nor did he innovate. He made most of his money from capital allocation, not value creation.
In typical boomer fashion, Kevin's advice unconsciously assumes that markets aren't saturated, education guarantees mobility, housing remains cheap, globalization continues upward etc.
This is a level of tone-deafness we only see from the boomer cohort. Musk and Bezos are not like this. Nor were Carnegie and Ford. Boomers are uniquely out of touch
“Give them a massive amount of oil, agricultural land, copper, freshwater, and every natural resource in the world. Now make them neighbors with the biggest market in the world. Great, now have them leave the resources in the ground and instead flip condos to each other”.