The Canadian Taxpayers Podcast sat down with Dr. Saqib Qureshi who just released a book entitled Broken Contract.
Read MoreSometimes, we need to be reminded of the bloody obvious.
Read MoreThe 2007-08 financial crisis was brought about by excessing risk taking by banks. In the US, they funded mortgages to risky borrowers, and then sold these assets as Mortgage Backed Securities (MBS). When the risky borrowers began defaulting in late 2006.
Read MoreFollowing the controversial airstrike that took out a decorate general in Iran, General Qasem Soleimani, US and Canadian news channels were flooded with the images of people attending and lamenting the funeral services of this “great Iranian” war hero.
Read MoreWe’ve seen the fallout and pop culture magazine articles about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle leaving the UK to move to North America, diluting their royal privileges and separating themselves from the royal bank account.
Read MoreIn November 2016, less than twenty percent of Americans voted for Donald Trump as the US president. Hillary Clinton received almost three million more votes than did Trump. Just saying.
Read MoreBoris Johnson last week was selected by 365 Conservative MPs as the British prime minister. 14 million British citizens, some 21% of the population, voted for a Conservative MP. And those MPs, as part of the legislature, exist in part to hold the prime minister and the rest of his executive to account on behalf of the good citizens of the United Kingdom.
Read MoreAs the nation waits to find out who will be taking charge of our country, Saqib Qureshi looks at Vote Leave mastermind, Dominic Cummings to see how with a stable government in place he could shake things up.
Read MoreAmerica: the land of the free, and home of the brave. It’s a beacon of hope for so many around the world, emigrating to the expansive land to start anew, chase their dreams, and hope for a better future for their families.
Read MoreWhen any kind of government, organization, or company grows “too big,” there can be a massive lack of spending, budgeting, and accountability oversight, ensuring that millions – if not billions – of dollars are going to waste.
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