Goofy Award Winner
Quote of the Week
It is absolutely amazing what’s happening on university campuses. Heather MacDonald gives us a first hand look at the nee world order.
Shocking Stat of the Week
The Federal Reserve’s actions are a reflection of how big the problem is with borrowing, interest rates and the credit markets. It’s the biggest financial story of the year – and on one’s talking about it.
Goofy Award
For two years the biggest fake news story focused on accusations of Trump collusion with Russia. Mueller said it didn’t happen but this week’s Justice Department Inspector General’s report let’s us know how it all got started and it’s worse than anyone imagined.
Mike’s still laughing that our elites are appalled at the prospect of Brexit in the aftermath of the UK election. Martin Straith drops by with a big warning for investors. Plus a shocking stat you don’t want to miss with the latest on the biggest financial story of the year – but still no one’s talking about it.
With news of a partial deal in the US, China trade dispute investors, central bankers and US consumers will heave a sigh of relief but I hope not before the rest of us grasp the huge cost of tariffs to individuals and business.
Only the most naive think so. That’s because there are three levels of government and already the just announced federal income tax reductions are more than eaten up by municipal and provincial tax increases.





Mike’s Editorial
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Saturday, 14 December 2019 11:19
With the UK election over – Boris Johnson says Brexit will be done by the end of January. And the Brits can say goodbye to 40,000 EU rules, 60,000 edicts and 170,000 EU bureaucrats – no wonder Canada’s political elites are appalled at the thought.