Letters to the Editor

Mr. Durrell, global capital markets are a problem because of ideologies held by the Trudeau Liberals, the NDP, the Greens and the foreign funders, (Bilderbergers), who don’t care about prosperity for Canadians. In my opinion, investors are being hoodwinked by climate alarmists including Mark Carney.

I wonder if our law enforcement members would themselves feel better about engaging our residents more in an instructive/educational manner and be recognised by their supervision as a recordable work credit?

Tex Leugner is a perfect example of what I speak. While he rants and raves about the evils of foreign corporations attacking our oil industry, just like his Liberal turned Reformer hero Jason Kenney has taught him, he forgets our oil industry is made up of mainly foreign corporations and if it’s such a great disaster wouldn’t you think the oil executives would have something to say about it?

Lori could take ‘personal responsibility’ by working till age 65, reducing excessive spending and saving that money to be used if husband dies early. How about paying fair share of taxes and Lori maintaining frugal standard of living that many singles never married have to live every day of their lives?

The double standards and absence of Canadian leadership to stop international environmentalists interference in Alberta’s economic future is beyond comprehension.

It is clear in Teck’s letter that we could stand to have a bit more of that “social license” that the NDP worked so hard to build, and that the UCP tore down faster than Klein could blow up hospitals.

While the Leugners whine about what Notley was spending to fix the mess the Klein, Stelmach and Redford governments left us in they conveniently ignore the massive Orphan Well mess Klein created for us and ignore what Jason Kenney is promising to do to us.

Socialism is a flawed philosophy that destroys the human spirit and its desire to achieve, while curtailing self reliance, freedom and personal responsibility.

Anyone who believes that we can borrow our way to prosperity is a fool.

I’m writing in response to the opinion expressed by Dan Cunin in your February 13th edition of “Cochrane Eagle”. I would like to voice an appreciation for disclosing his point of view in public.