Hey Dean
Me again. 👋
Carney has his undergrad from Harvard. Not his masters. Not his PhD.
You’re spreading misinformation.
Again.
He got his PhD from Oxford.
Also, you wouldn’t know this, but I was going to take my PhD in Economics (my brother has his PhD in it), but what you learn in a PhD is an extreme narrow focus on a subject.
It all leads to a dissertation at the end.
ON THAT NARROW TOPIC.
I see guys with their CFA, on here, that are LEVELS above Carney when it comes to economic clarity.
Pierre is correct.
Carney’s economic policies are horrendous & are reliant on uncontrolled spending which has to be paid via taxes.
When it comes to the economy,
Carney’s education doesn’t appear to be helping him or our country.
Please Dean, stick to name calling, you’re better at that than speaking on education.
CTV has no idea what’s coming to them tomorrow.
The damage they continue to do to themselves is astonishing.
Trust in MSM is dying.
Fast.
All they do, is prove my point:
like the CBC,
they have become the propaganda arm of the Liberal party.
Disgusting.
@ColonialCoal Frankly, following the Material Change Report in November of last year, the rise in met coal prices since then, the strong support of both Premier Eby in India towards mining, of which met coal is the largest revenue generator for the Province of BC, Prime Minister Carney's positive actions in India and soon China, it is tough not to be positive on Colonial. I commend both Eby and Carney for their strong support of Canada, although I do not agree with all their policies, their actions are quite impressive in response to a hostile USA. There is now a realization that nowhere on earth is there a larger and as high quality met coal resource available with the strong jurisdictional, indigenous support, government support, port and rail infrastructure and political stability. For the Province of BC, there will be jobs for the local indigenous people and solid jobs at the mines, on the rail and at the ports for everyone and strong revenue for the Province. India needs our coal more than anyone in the world, as they expect to double steel production in short order and have little domestically. China and others also would benefit greatly from a large high quality resource, the quality of which is well known within the steel community. Now is Colonial's time and it is trading at US$0.60/tonne for a commodity that sells for US$250/tonne. It is so cheap that I could make money mining it with a shovel and a pickup truck, imagine the economics of a modern mining operation. Go Colonial!
BC's Indigenous Finally Starting To ADMIT PUBLICLY "Reconciliation" Is A Money SCAM Helping No One. David Eby Feeling The Enormous Pressure To Repeal The Catastrophe Of DRIPA.
(Full Liberty Talk Canada Episode)
I have some US Open media today and this is how I assume it will go:
“So Max, with the US Open in LA, and u being from right up the road with a solid track record in California, what do u think about the PGA Tour and PIF partnering up for the foreseeable future?”