Mike's Daily Comment
This weeks Shocking Stat concerns the financial earthquake that is the pension shortfalls that are occurring. They will be the biggest driver of the loss in confidence in Government and the biggest catalyst for social unrest. Just listen to these numbers for General Electric!!!! Yikes!
….also from Michael: Critical advice for your kids
Critical advice for your kids: Eamonn Percy tells Mike that students are being taught industrial age solutions to handle our new age of entrepreneurialism which is defined as starting new businesses, or getting involved with new ventures or ideas. Eamonn Percy is the author of the 1% Solution
We have serious and complex problems, and not one of them is going to be solved by superficial thinking held hostage by idealogy. un-informed by research. Examples? The gun registry, it cost billions and failed just the same. Or how about climate change….
Quote of the Week: Since the immediate response to those advocating change is that all hell will break loose. More government required. Ha……Mike digs up one of his favorite quotes by H.L. Mencken to address that response.
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Good Heavens, What if They Remove The Tax
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Tuesday, 27 June 2017 14:34
When Liberal MP and Heritage Chair Hey Fry was told Prime Minister Trudeau has said no to an internet tax bluntly stated “it is obvious he hasn’t read the proposal”. Taxes that would be on top of the 5% tax on broadband services we already have that Ms. Fry says is necessary. What about the windfall that municipal governments are getting on the sharp increase in property values which equals increased property taxes…
…also from Michael: The One Thing You Want Your Children To Know