Thursday, January 17, 2008

Isodope Man: Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound.


Able to create tax leakage where none previously existed.

Able to hollow out the Canadian economy and hand over prime Canadian oil and gas reserves to middle-eastern state-owned enterprises with a single tax policy:

January 16, 2008
TAQA completes $4.6 billion acquisition of PrimeWest Energy Trust
CBC News

January 17, 2008
TAQA cites letter from Jim Prentice urging further takeovers
Globe and Mail

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

What’s the political half life of a Harper isodope?

Anonymous said...

Sure makes me proud to be an ex -Conservative!!!!!!

Thank God I saw the light--unfortunately , about 2 years too late & a few dozen lost income trusts too long!!!!

Mike.

Anonymous said...

Another one bites the dust. Since "The Folly", oil and gas trusts are down $17.765 billion as of close of business yesterday. Oil is over $90 and the Flim Flam Man has personally destroyed a market segment with his lies and miscalculations. The overall trust market reached a new low yesterday, down $36.773 billion since "The Folly".

Anonymous said...

On one hand we have "Isodopes".

On the other hand , we have a "Bag of Hammers".

Is this like "dumb & Dumber"????

Personally , I think we would be better off with the bag of hammers.

Mary from Rodney.

Anonymous said...

Gary Lunn. One man regulatory streamliner



From: http://www.garylunn.com/main_ektid32.aspx

Minister Lunn speaks frequently about the need to streamline the regulatory approval process for energy and mining projects in Canada, and has made this a personal priority as he enters the next phase of his mandate.

Minister Lunn practiced law in Victoria and resides in Sidney, British Columbia. He is a member of the British Columbia Law Society. Minister Lunn taught first aid for St. John's Ambulance and CPR for the Canadian Heart Foundation and was a member of the Canadian Ski Patrol. He is an active member of the Knights of Columbus.

Anonymous said...

The trusts have now lost $38.242 billion since "Flaherty's Folly". Down anoter $1.5 billion today.