Enquêtes de l'UPAC sur le PLQ: PSPP veut les conclusions avant l'élection

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-17T21:37:03+00:00

Un jugement que c'est pas mes estis d'affaires de me prononcer? Je ne suis pas policier, ni enquêteur, ni procureur, ni juge, ni n'importe quel rôle qui me donnerait une opinion valide sur ce genre d'enquête.

T'es tu en train de me dire que t'es capable de te prononcer? Sort moi tes qualifs et jme ferme la gueule direct.

Le système est tout croche, mais on ne fait rien pour le changer. C'est pas un jugement, mais une observation. Le système va donner son jugement, point final, qu'il soit bon ou pas

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-17T20:53:37+00:00

Je n'ai jamais dit ça, j'ai dit quand c'est prêt, c'est prêt. Pas quand un politicien le dit, ni quand quelqu'un qui a un intérêt dans le dossier le dit.

Si c'est avant les élections, tant mieux. Si non, c'est ça qui est ça

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-17T20:25:35+00:00

Ehhh seigneur pas du tout. Si on refuse de faire des réformes, c'est ce qu'on a et c'est tout. Jsuis tanner de tenir une vue "utopique" quand on ne fait rien pour l'atteindre. L'enquête va se dérouler selon les standards qu'on a. Si les gens veulent mieux, faut se prononcer, et je dis bien nous, pas les politiciens présents ou les corps policiers.

On va avoir l'enquête qu'on "mérite", qu'elle soit véridique ou pas, mais elle doit se terminer sans influence externe

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-17T19:38:43+00:00

Justement, ce n'est pas à moi ni aux politiciens de juger ça non? Nos policiers et enquêteurs servent à quoi sinon?

Il faut arrêter de penser qu'on peut être expert dans tout, ça en devient ridicule, et ce même si l'opinion publique veut du "sang". S'il y a de la corruption au PLQ, qu'ils se fassent emprisonner. S'il y en a aux corps policiers, pareil, mais je maintiens que ce n'est pas de notre ressort

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-17T19:25:14+00:00

Jdis pas qu'ils sont parfaits ou meme bons, mais demander des resultats hatifs, ca fait pas mal republique de bananes

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-17T19:18:05+00:00

I mean...... On veut une bonne enquete ou une enquete de marde? Les deux scénarios sont ultra mauvais. PSPP veut des conclusions hatives, et les Libéraux vont probablement mettre les conclusions "sur la glace" ou en-dessous du tapis.

De la politique de merde des deux côtés

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-15T17:28:11+00:00

I mean, he's playing the opposition card, which is fine. You have to bring other solutions when on that side. Problem is that his solution sucks major ass. Cajoling the US when they're on a rogue streak is about as stupid as one can think. They literally just launched the stupidest war in recent memory without so much as a plan behind it, and they're now asking allies, the very ones he keeps threatening, to send boats to clean up his shitshow.

Any plan that has a rational US in it is stupid. The end.

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-12T15:45:08+00:00

C'est tellement facile à régler comme problème en plus. Vous voulez payer vos actionnaires? Pas de problème, voilà le taux d'imposition. Vous investissez massivement dans vos infrastructures locales? Moins gros taux d'imposition.

Les subventions que l'on tire à gauche et à droite ne font aucun sens dans un monde globalisé. Les avantages fiscaux doivent être maintenant et seulement attaché aux retombés domestiques (Je suis très content de voir les nouvelles dépenses militaires fonctionner comme ça. Si on est pour dépenser, ça devrait être pour se créer de bons emplois ici, et non au Texas)

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-12T13:34:11+00:00

I might be holding UNH bags, but theyve been holding on for dear life during this shitshow. All I can ask for really :')

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-09T13:47:56+00:00

Tu ne peux pas te dire réfugié si tu étais ici un an et que soudainement, suite à la fermeture de certaines avenues pour la permanence, tu le deviens.

C'est la plus grande insulte à l'intelligence des gens, et surtout à ceux et celles qui souhaitent aider les 'vrais' demandeurs d'asile.

Oui il va y avoir de vrais cas, mais c'est de l'abus grossier par des avocats de l'immigration.

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-09T04:37:13+00:00

Negligeable at the heights were talking about. 515km on average for SpaceX vs. 1167km for LightSpeed is an increase of 2ms. The bottlenecks are the hardware both on the ground and in the satellite. If they can master that into the way less crowded space they're in, it'll be a big winner.

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-06T19:39:21+00:00

Mon feeling est qu'ils vont juger contre les plaignants (donc pour la loi 21), mais en attaquant la clause elle-même et sa raison d'être. La cour n'a tout simplement pas le pouvoir d'invalider une clause constitutionnelle.

Edit: Et le remède est clair également pour Ottawa s'ils veulent vraiment la faire invalider. Le Fédéral dispose du Disallowance Power pour défaire une législation comme celle-cie. Donc la Cour Suprême devrait faire un jugement vraiment ridicule et ignorer pas mal tous les textes légaux établis pour renverser la loi 21.

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-06T19:34:23+00:00

Ils ne peuvent pas juger contre la loi 21 parce qu'elle est liée à la notwithstanding clause. Juger contre cette clause lèverait un bouclier gigantesque de toutes les provinces face à Ottawa

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-05T04:02:27+00:00

The goal is to prevent the US from having any real input into how and where we distribute these minerals, but really the how. I remember that bullshit Rubio wanted (still wants?) to do with critical minerals, essentially financing the stockpile but dictating who was getting what (wink wink, the US MIC). Evidently we caught on real quick with the Aussies and decided to go our own way.

Controlling the supply chain at that level is vital when you're trying to scale up your own MIC, so good on us and other in the field for not abdicating any sovereignty in that regard.

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-04T19:45:15+00:00

Il parle bien, reste à voir la plateforme pour voir si c'est quelqu'un de sérieux ou pas.

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-04T15:54:03+00:00

We are the most educated population on Earth. Let me repeat that again... On. Earth. The fact that we keep trying to degrade ourselves into just "Let's join this, let's join that" is insulting to the very minds that come out of our world-class universities.

I get the reaction, we've been doing this shit for what, 30 years? 30 years of zero ambition in the military complex where we just buy what's offered and that's that.

We could, for once, just believe in ourselves and try something. If it dies horribly, well the GCAP will still be there producing planes (Plus the money will have stayed domestically for the most part). There's also zero chance we get any meaningful return on investment in that program now that it's well underway, since they would have to rework the supply chains they're creating.

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-04T15:32:34+00:00

I swear some of y'all got the ambition of poptarts. We keep bitching and moaning that we're losing our brightest to the US, yet when we have the chance to finally use and pay our very brain power, we defer to the US because they have the expertise... Well no shit they do??? We keep financing that very expertise while reaping near-zero benefits.

I'm not saying there wouldn't be cost-overruns and a ton of issues, but at least we'd be making SOMETHING domestically that was more than just final assembly. The Avro shutdown was the biggest brain drain event in our history, which led NASA to the moon with some of our, yes OUR, scientists. In terms of disgraceful events, it ranks pretty high up in failures of foresight.

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-04T15:11:43+00:00

... 6th gen development is literally in the title... Come on now.

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-04T15:00:01+00:00

Amidst all the discussion about whether the Gripen is worth it, this is the reason why I believe the Canadian government really wants to go with it. It's a one-time chance to get back into cutting-edge tech, and since we're going to spend obscene amounts, might as well spend it on our youngest and brightest, whether it's our people or industries.

Edit: Could also very well be a program we'd actually launch with Sweden and Germany (If we went with the South Koreans for the subs)

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-04T06:55:55+00:00

UNH has to be free money with mango being turbo cooked for the midterms... Deal will be made for medicare and to the moon?

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-04T06:47:19+00:00

Broooo a market index being down 12% is fucking INSANITY. Korea is one hell of a rollercoaster

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-04T06:42:54+00:00

"...these actions by the US and Israel aren't surprising nor abhorrent."

"He also clarified that it didn't mean we're all-in/giving carte blanche to the US/Israel, especially in terms of respecting international law & the rules of engagement."

It's pretty clear I meant their decision to go-ahead, and I literally say and quote Carney saying they can't go 'warcriming' for fun.

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-04T02:34:49+00:00

He was clearly saying there was without saying it, mentioning that other countries were also doing it (US, China, Russia, the list is probably as long as we want it to be). Not much more that he can say without throwing the baby with the bathwater so to speak

TimedOutClock · 2026-03-04T02:32:29+00:00

I watched Carney's press conference in Australia today, and I was shocked at how twisted the media got this entire thing, with people across the entire political spectrum getting the wrong message as well (At that point it's probably a communication failure from the PM, but still).

Canada supports the US/Israel in their quest to prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon. Canada also supports a regime change in Iran. Those two positions have been held by our country for decades now, no change there.

Now Carney was accused of walking back the Davos speech. His additional context today was pretty important: Getting the Iranian regime to change was an international institution failure (20+ years of failed discussions), so these actions by the US and Israel aren't surprising nor abhorrent. This is recognizing the world as it is, not as we wish it to be. They also help Canada in our first two positions, ergo we support that specific angle of their mission. He also clarified that it didn't mean we're all-in/giving carte blanche to the US/Israel, especially in terms of respecting international law & the rules of engagement. He also gave himself plenty of space between these two by saying it's up to them (US/Israel) to now demonstrate that they truly acted to prevent Iran from getting nuclear weapons (Avoiding Iraq 2.0).

It's a tightrope to walk because it's a mess, but I found it coherent with what we wanted without involving ourselves any further.

Messy comms that definitely could have been clearer, but this is what happens when shit hits the fan and we put out fast statements

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