Trudeau, Trump, and Mixed Joly

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Michel Hébert

Sunday, October 1, 2017 09:25

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Sunday, October 1, 2017 09:42

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Behind the masks and under the language policy, it has the essentials : Netflix takes advantage of the fear that Donald Trump is able to generate in Canada.

Justin Trudeau is funny on tv, is warrior talking to Boeing and Bombardier, but it does not go away…

This man-made bubbles like a child blowing through a ring of foam soap. What he says does not…

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Less than a week after the attack aircraft against the aircraft manufacturer in quebec, a few days after the nightstick tariff of 220% on Bombardier aircraft, Canada, Justin Trudeau is very gentle and concludes with Netflix in a market that is convoluted, based on the good faith of the Americans. We know what it’s worth…

Netflix will thus not be taxed as the other players of the industry, but will pay $ 100 million in a fund to feed the digital and still five million or only 5% more, to “develop” the French-language market. The aristocracy artistic beauty of the province can expect unforgettable cocktails… As for the “development”, we will see, it will depend on the good will of the Yankees.

There’s more : Netflix, which doesn’t pay tax here, will be able to take advantage of tax credits to establish a canadian branch. This will not be something other than a mailing address or the server of an e-mail.

This is the treatment given to Netflix after the slaps by the united states against the free trade in north america, and Bombardier.

Nothing justifies such an attitude, if not the fear of offending the cock-to-peak orange. Trudeau is afraid of Trump, it is obvious.

The cheerleader of canadian Heritage, Mixed Joly, has multiplied interviews to swallow the garter snake, of the iniquity of tax to taxpayers who, themselves, cannot, of course, never escape the taxman…

Welcoming his real boss at the microphone of the radio federal, Alain Gravel had removed her dentures to use the marshmallow.

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We have obviously learned nothing, the fairy godmother of Radio-Canada killing time in his own way, mixing small talk and congratulations for itself.

This was way more informative to the micro de Paul Arcand. Less complacent than its competitor of the state radio, the pro in Cogeco had to say to the benefactor of the CBC, that “yes, we would have been able to do”, namely to tax Netflix as the other.

This is Justin Trudeau, who has decided not to do it? To this question, Mixed-Joly replied with a gibberish showing that she didn’t want to answer. Because she could not meet…

We all understood that, yes, of course, it is the damoiseau of Commons who has decided to make the beautiful in front of Netflix. With him, it is a character trait that is incurable…