GLBI Joe @CanadaBasic

Advocate for those Employed or Unemployed for a Guaranteed Livable Income that sustains not just unemployed but working class. glbi.ca Ontario, Canada Joined June 2020

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GLBI Joe @CanadaBasic

11 hours ago

@loveraj1122 @grok There is 3,136 holes (28 x 112)

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We do, they just aren't "major". Campagna Motors in Quebec still builds the T-Rex, a three-wheeled, street-legal sports vehicle that has been in production (with interruptions) since the 1990s. Felino, also Quebec-based, produces very limited numbers of high-performance sports cars such as the cB7 and cB7R.

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GLBI Joe @CanadaBasic

2 days ago

@ColinDMello Will they be paying all of the employees the travel time between Hamilton and Nanticoke?

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GLBI Joe @CanadaBasic

2 days ago

@theidiotocracy Every single tax credit should be revoked from the deal if not upheld.

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GLBI Joe @CanadaBasic

3 days ago

@RealPNavarro your country would do best to lead by example first.

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GLBI Joe @CanadaBasic

3 days ago

Is there anything he ever asks permission for? cbsnews.com/news/trump-tax…

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GLBI Joe @CanadaBasic

3 days ago

My name is Joe. I AM Canadian. #VoteBlue #InterferenceWhat?

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GLBI Joe @CanadaBasic

4 days ago

@PierrePoilievre Sounds like you should have stuck with #BasicIncome GLBI. Your voice could have made a difference. 325 days in committee? With the current economy, all options should be on the table.

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GLBI Joe @CanadaBasic

4 days ago

It's been over 325 days since it passed second reading... did you put your two cents in? #BillS206 #cdnpoli parl.ca/legisinfo/en/b…

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GLBI Joe @CanadaBasic

4 days ago

@TalkTonysTakes @ColonelAngus17 @fordnation Yeah its not like that time costs money, and your product pricing goes up, right?

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GLBI Joe @CanadaBasic

4 days ago

Wait a minute, first Trump puts tariffs on Canada to take jobs and businesses away to the States, then Canada retaliates so the US does it even more, Canada then starts talking about selling to the EU since the "US doesn't need us" and now they are gonna put further tariffs because we want to sell to others? Wow, no wonder your gonna lose the midterms.

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GLBI Joe @CanadaBasic

7 days ago

He wonders why some Canadians don't want to become Americans.

Sarah Matthews @SarahAMatthews1

a week ago

Nothing says “America First” like mocking a former American president in front of a communist dictator. Trump may think he’s humiliating Biden, but all he’s doing is humiliating the United States.

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GLBI Joe @CanadaBasic

a week ago

What took Canada 20 months to add 2 million people took the same amount of time for Trump to lose the support of 34 million (not including world-wide)

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GLBI Joe @CanadaBasic

a week ago

The idea that the US can just “spin up” Permian/NM potash to replace imports ignores a 5 to 15-year reality check. Even if the money was there, the timeline makes it impossible: ⏱️ Brownfield Expansion (2 to 5 Years): Optimizing existing infrastructure or expanding current shafts is the fastest route, but only yields minor incremental gains—not nearly enough to supply the US. 🛑 Greenfield Construction (7 to 15 Years): Building massive new underground or solution mines from scratch requires years of exploratory drilling, environmental permits, and heavy infrastructure builds. For context, global majors (like BHP) routinely take 6+ years just for the construction phase after a decade of planning. The Bottom Line: You cannot solve a supply chain issue today with a mining project that won't produce its first pound of fertilizer until the mid-2030s.

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GLBI Joe @CanadaBasic

a week ago

The idea that NM and the Permian can supply US potash markets is a multi-billion-dollar pipe dream. ❌ Building the infrastructure to scale domestic supply requires $1B+ in upfront CapEx. Yet with potash stuck at ~$350/tonne, developers face an immediate $150/tonne loss against the $500+ price needed just to break even. Expanding locally is a guaranteed money-loser—US buyers will keep relying on cheaper imports. 💸 #Potash #Mining #Commodities #PermianBasin

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GLBI Joe @CanadaBasic

2 weeks ago

The USA buys 8 to 9 million metric tons per year. Belarus capacity at most is 12 million metric tons and ONLY IF they cancel their existing contracts with China and Brazil ( 5 million metric tons together ). Nice try.

Brian Lilley @brianlilley

2 weeks ago

Well, this isn't good news.

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GLBI Joe @CanadaBasic

2 weeks ago

WTF @fordnation

Kimiko Shibata 🦋 @ESL_fairy

2 weeks ago

Me: The Strong Start Program works well when we have a binder for each child, so that volunteers can keep their resources and observation sheets together. I'll go on the Staples teacher portal to see if there are any cheap binders, as I have a bit of budget. Staples:

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UBI Works 🇨🇦 @ubi_works

2 weeks ago

RBC: over half of Canadian parents are subsidizing their adult kids' rent and groceries. Not because young people won't work. Because full-time wages don't cover full-time costs anymore. A country can't run on "hope your parents have money."