Mike's Daily Comment

The Latest Version of “There is No Free Lunch”

Citizens are wary of Government spending so governments everywhere are calling spending “investment”. Suggesting that there will be a return on spending. A look at Ontario’s electricity rates puts paid to that idea.

….also Michael’s Featured Guest: “You Won’t Believe What Our Top Oil Analyst Says Is Coming Next”

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The Taxpayer’s Gift to Ford – The Justification Torn Apart

The justification for the expenditure of taxpayer money to companies is “to create jobs”. What about the jobs destroyed by directing 140 million removed from where a taxpayer wanted to spend it, and giving to Ford Motor Company instead. It’s not for the jobs. The real reason exposed here today.

…related Michael’s Editorial: The Financial Pressure is Building to the Exploding Point

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The Study of Incentives & Individual Behavior

Michael poses a great question, which through your own answers will unveil a great truth in a wholly unvarnished light.

….also Mike’s Mid-Week Update: Brexit – Trudeau & The Budget

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Trump – The Wrong Person Asking All The Right Questions

One question, why is the US footing 70% of the bill for Nato? Recently he presented Angela Merkel with an invoice for 375 billion for Nato spending. Canada is way behind too, which could effect coming negotiations between the US & Canada.

…also Michael’s Editorial: The Financial Pressure is Building to the Exploding Point

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The Keystone Flip – CDN Media Unenthused

The Keystone Pipeline, which will be a major contributor to the Canadian economy, government revenues plus many other positives over the next 25 years, was not exactly celebrated when it got official US approval last Friday.

Also Michael’s Saturday Editorial: Michael Bursts a Bubble

Trump advances Keystone XL

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