watch the crazy's talk,

gb123

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Blithering Billy is gonna fuck it all up this week
Im gonna bet he says FIVE different things for one amendment:dunce::eyesmoke::roll:(: and it goes nowhere fast
 

gb123

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Rosemary is "falk"ed up lol

the shit she spewed out her mouth was from the dark ages,,and it continues to be allowed? MY GOD

People like this should not be paid or allowed to speak in the hose of commons..
MINDLESS FOOLS the lot of them!
Holy fucked up shit,
 

gb123

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watch billy read his script when asked questions lo he cant answer them so he spouts on and on about nothing pure 100 percent bullshit
 

gb123

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still reading to answer a question? lol
his answers are meaning less its fuckin hilarious
 

gb123

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billy says Provinces can do anything they want .!!!!:idea::idea::idea::idea::idea::idea::idea::idea:
permits to gorw
fences to grow
places to gorw
amounts to grow
registrations to grow
inspections to grow
etc

oh fuck you long they will....:hump::hump::hump:




so anyone who thinks growing and being part of this new scheme is sadly mistaken if they think they will go under the radar lol


Thanks for that Billy

Same old same old Peeps..
Grow your own and tell no one!!!(:.
 

gb123

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If this bill goes through

Its gonna be a friggin hay ride...
wonder how long it will take to see someone die,,,,at the hands of enforcement for a legal product?
 

gb123

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Ted Falk just told Billy he didnt think what billy spewed had anything to do with what was said...lol
and
 

cannadan

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holy shit.....what a bunch of antiques..
antique thinking from antique brains...in an antiquated setting
might as well be antique road show...
the true value for 90 percent of the things said...valueless...and without merit....
fire this bunch...in their entirety
 

gb123

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The Senate sits starting at 6 p.m. this evening, and it is expected they will immediately begin debate on the government’s decision. It is possible the Senate could respond by night's end, potentially wrapping up the back and forth by the time the House of Commons adjourns at midnight.

Or, if senators decide to push back and insist on some of the changes that the government has turned down, it could be some time before the showdown concludes.

This legislative back and forth is all that stands between Bill C-45 and royal assent. Once it passes, the government will declare the date that legalization will come into force, expected to be sometime this September.
 
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