Mike’s Saturday Editorial
Buckle up – Mike on the mistake that never stops hurting. Ozzie on the changes to real estate in the Federal Budget. Victor Adair on the former head of the New York Federal Reserve’s blunt warning about your stocks. And the fall-out from freezing the Truckers’ bank accounts in the goofy.
Quote of the Week
One of Canada’s most respected economist’s road map to balancing the budget without tax increases. The only problem is that politicians love taxes.
Shocking Stat
No wonder politicians and their climate allies don’t want to talk about the resources necessary to transition to renewables – these stats will definitely shock you.
Goofy Award
Jim Carrey thinks the incident was so ugly that it marks the end of the celebrity culture. Let’s pray he’s right.
Lack of accountability of the political class guarantees more bad decisions of the magnitude that produced a 40 year high in inflation, record energy prices and the most dangerous geopolitical situation in a generation.
The first realistic discussion on healthcare in 2 years. Paul Beatty’s GT Global was up 6% in March alone and says the opportunities due to the Russian sanctions promise more to come. Ozzie on the change in the mortgage market and a stat that will shock you on renewable energy.
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Mike’s Comment
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Sunday, 10 April 2022 7:39
Some mistakes are worse than others – and then there are shortsighted/unrealistic green energy policies that have sent energy prices sky high – and we made things worse by nixing the one approach that could have saved us.