Canadian Patriot Podcast
Canadian Patriot Podcast Episode 18
Episode 13 Show Notes Intro
Hello to all of our listeners out there in podcast land, and welcome to episode 18 of the Canadian Patriot Podcast, recorded March 7, 2016.
Tyler - co-founder and co-host of the International Liberty or Death Podcast. Tyler has been shooting for 9 years as a both a casual and sport shooter, and as a hunter. He identifies politically as a Libertarian.
Gavin - a business owner, gun enthusiast, hunter, atheist and host of the Greater Toronto Area chapter of the Tactical Beard Owners Club.
Marty - Sport shooter and hunter from Southern Ontario
… and I’m your host Andrew - I’m a libertarian, competitive shooter, gear reviewer at www.everydaytacticool.com, and gun club director
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What are we drinking?Gavin - Piston Head Custom Lagger
Tyler - Coffin Ridge Forbidden Cider
Marty - not drinking
Andrew - Church Key Northumberland
Shotgun MatchTyler organized a shotgun match on the weekend. Gavin competed.
News'Everybody Has to Have Guns,' Says Eagles of Death Metal Frontman as Band Returns to Paris
November 13, 2015, 90 people dead at Bataclan concert hall in Paris France
It was one of a series of attacks in Paris that night in which 130 people died, which the Islamic State terrorist group later claimed responsibility for.
Hughes — a long-time advocate for access to gun ownership — told French television station iTélé that gun control did not save lives.
"Did your French gun control stop a single fucking person from dying at the Bataclan? And if anyone can answer yes, I'd like to hear it, because I don't think so. I think the only thing that stopped it was some of the bravest men that I've ever seen in my life charging head-first into the face of death with their firearms."
Topic - Ontario’s 2016 Budget Cap and Trade
+4.3 cents per liter to gasoline
+$5 per month for natural gas
+156 annual increase per household, total cost left out of the budget
Revenue from the cap-and-trade auction set for next year will be used to “protect” consumers from an electricity rate hike and could even lead to rates going down, Wynne said, adding she expects the program won’t increase electricity costs for the industrial and commercial sectors.
Expected 1.3 billion dollars in revenue to lower greenhouse gas emissions
carbon pricing is most costly least efficient way to to impose cap and trade
big polluters are being given free carbon credits
based on EU model, Emissions Trading Scheme
Free carbon credits completely undermine the purpose of cap-and-trade, which is to put a price on industrial carbon dioxide emissions.
government estimated cost of $18/per ton, but can not be known until auction starts.
consumer costs will increase over time as allowable emissions are reduced
Budget Deficit5.7B 2015/16, 4.3B 2016/17 balance 2017/18 Debt
308B, 326B 2019 Interest payments are ⅓ of debt Free tuition cap and trade increased drug costs for seniors free shingles vaccine for all seniors free drive clean wine in grocery stores cheaper hospital parking Tip Toeing into the sharing economy A glimmer of hope for the DRL
Toronto subway line a re a municipal issue Peel University HOT And HOV lanes Waterloo’s Institute for Theoretical Physics will get $50 million Ontario Retirement Pension Plan Lower WSIB premiums LCBO will work to create an online store 1.5 per cent to Ontario Works and Ontario Disability Support Plan rates Transit
Light Rail Transit in Waterloo Region, Hamilton, Ottawa and Peel Region
$13.5 billion to improve GO transit through Metrolinx’s Regional Express Rail plan 80,000 more home-care hours from nurses $2.4 million a year to survivors of domestic abuse find new homes guaranteed annual income trial Supporting families in pregnancy loss and still birth Stem cell transfer rooms Vaccine rules for schools Tobacco taxes will be raised $3 per carton End to tax credits
Healthy Home Renovations Tax Credit
Children’s Activity Tax Credit Service fees hikes and ServiceOntario reforms Teaching truth and reconciliation
$5 million over three years to increase education about the treatment of indigenous children by Canadian institutions Cash for refugees
$2 million to help the more than 10,000 Syrian refugees Rapid Fire
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Herta Grese
What a bunch of pathetic wannabe losers! 104 view since last november? Get off the internet. Stop making a fool of yourself.
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this is a great podcast. funny but serious and the sarcasm is real. keep it up guys your doing a fantastic job.
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Sharp Ninety-Seven
I know it's a bit late but I just finished ep 17 and I was thinking if there are multiple type and used for different reasons couldn't the lcbo distribut the "recreational" plants and the pharmacys carry the medical stuff? That way if you are taking it for a problem the pharmacist and tell you what and how to take it. Pretty much like any other drug.
OutroWhere can people see
Gavin - https://www.instagram.com/urbex_gta/
Marty - doesn’t believe in social media
Tyler www.facebook.com/tyler.gerard http://libertyordeathpodcast.blogspot.ca/
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