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On November 7th 2011, voters put the final nail in the SaskNDP coffin. The SaskParty won the election not because it was popular or had good policies but rather because voters couldn't stand the NDP lies and deceit any longer.
SaskParty
The SaskParty corrupt win was not the result of their popularity but rather it was the direct and undeniable result of how much Saskatchewan voters don't like the NDP. And just as in 1992, when Wall's government was voted out by Sask Citizens disgusted with his party's conduct for defrauding & stealing from Saskatchewan Taxpayers, Sask Election 2015 will see Brad Wall's SaskParty fall again and likely face even more legal issues than they did in 1992-93. Wall and the SaskParty can only hide their corruption and the massive debt they are creating for so long.
Greenies, Liberals
The Greenies and Libs got less than 0.001% of the votes. Any votes these parties did get was just vote-parking (also called protest voting).
Saskatchewan's current Premier was an economist in Saskatchewan's government in the late 1980's and early 1990's. In 1992 he boasted how Saskatchewan was having a "Boom." He used a crafty brand of flawed and over-sold economic snake-oil to defraud taxpayers and hide nearly 15 billion dollars of debt from Saskatchewan's citizens; this led to Canada's first Bankrupt Province in 1993. Shamelessly, these people are all back and have snuck back into power by re-packaging themselves. And as the saying goes:
Those who don't learn from History are Doomed to Repeat it.
Without consulting Voters the two parties in Saskatchewan's Legislature have been immigrating between 10,000 and 20,000 foreign workers per year into Saskatchewan. Some immigration can work to help a region but when the immigration is too great both the citizens and foreign people are harmed. Ultimately, the regions citizens pay the economic price.
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According to Statistics Canada, almost 60% of all immigrants to Saskatchewan leave within two years. This is significant for taxpayers who are covering the healthcare, education, and housing costs for foreign migrants. Without immigrant retention, this is pure debt. - For a family of four immigrants (with two adults earning approximately $80,000 per year), it takes a minimum of twenty (20) years earn their place in Saskatchewan's economy including social programs. This is extremely significant as by year twenty, almost 90% of all immigrants have left Saskatchewan.
in 2007 the current Premier of Saskatchewan and ruling party promised Education Tax Cuts for Rural Saskatchewan Citizens. It has now been four years and the promise is broken. The small changes in other taxes are in fact offset by increases in other areas of taxation including a 44% increase in gasoline prices. For Rural citizens including farmers and people living small communities, this increase in fuel costs results in a massive net loss and risk to their way of life and livelyhoods which depend on input costs such as fuel prices.
- A Saskatchewan Democratic Action Party Government will Legislate 50¢/Liter gasoline in Saskatchewan. This Legislation is Costed, Affordable, and will generate an additional $2 BILLION in revenues for Saskatchewan Citizens with no increases in Taxes. The reason the two parties in Saskatchewan's legislture don't do this is because they are taking massive political donations from these Oil and Gas companies to run their political campaigns in exchange for no interference. This lets the Oil and Gas companies charge Saskatchewan citizens world prices for fuel while Oil and Gas companies take fuel out of Saskatchewan for 21¢/Liter - none of which goes to Saskatchewan citizens.
Saskatchewan citizens receive no returns for almost three Trillion Dollars per year of profit gained from Saskatchewan natural resources around the world - no owner would tolerate such returns on their property and only fraud could rob a region this cleanly of its wealth without anything to show for it for its citizens. That Fraud is being committed by the two parties in Saskatchewan's Legislature.
If you want to see proof that these giant foreign companies have been given free rides by the two parties in Saskatchewan's Legislature in exchange for political donations, below is a direct screen capture from the online documents of one of the foreign mining companies discussed above and there are numerous examples of this:
"Market Mania" is an investment period marked by massive inflation bubbles (Saskatchewan housing inflation bubble for example). During these periods, the bulk of the population, incited to believe the inflation means they have more capital assets (i.e. "my house is worth more"), is in fact relieved of its capital by a small group of insiders who have purchased the political elite (to help them advertise during the 2011 election). Increases in House prices, massive property tax inflation, are just a few examples of the true effects of this foreign interference in Saskatchewan's economy - in the end, this leads to Saskatchewan citizens ultimately being relieved of their capital through inflation created by Market Mania and Bubble Economic problems.
The Saskatchewan Hyperinflation is the primarily the result of the two parties in Saskatchewan's Legislature recruiting between 10,000 and 20,000 immigrants per year; bad government management has forced shortages in all areas of Saskatchewan's Economy and is causing Saskatchewan youth to leave the province faster than ever before due to foreign worker wage subsidies by the two parties in Saskatchewan's Legislature.
Excessive Saskatchewan Inflation is the direct result of the two political parties currently in Saskatchewan's Legislature recruiting between 10,000 & 20,000 foreign migrants per year without planning for and implementing the necessary infrastructure. Infrastructure requirements such as
Health Care resources, Education, and Housing are in extreme crisis in Saskatchewan. It takes a family of four immigrants to Saskatchewan a minimum of twenty (20) years of paying taxes to start earning a place in Saskatchewan's social programs including health care, pensions, and education. Since most immigrants leave the province within two years; this means that Saskatchewan's citizens are left holding the bill for foreign migrants use of health care, education, and pension resources while they are briefly in Saskatchewan.
Ultimately, Taxpayers are on the hook for foreign worker infrastructure abuses. This has devastating results on Saskatchewan families including:
- Housing inflation is artificially and excessively high.
- Property Tax hyperinflation has created serious problems for seniors & hard working families.
- Many seniors on fixed incomes are being forced to sell their homes to avoid unaffordable and mounting property-tax bills. This is the result of Market Mania that relieves seniors and regular families of their housing capital assets due to affordability issues..
Other example of unreported and unaccounted for future costs created by hyperinflation and service degradation include:
- Primary & Secondary Education facilities demands
- Massively increases in Post-secondary facilities/services demands
- Out-of-control Health care hyperinflation
All of this, without exception, is the result of bad NDP-SaskParty governments. The growing Health care crisis and costs are the direct result of tens of thousands more foreign migrants every year entering Saskatchewan and competing directly with our seniors (parents and grandparents) and our citizens for increasingly scarce health care resources; and don't forget that the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN) has stated,
No amount of recruiting will plug the holes in the bucket.
All the political spinning in the world about the Band-Aids being planned to keep the hyperinflation debt-damn from exploding can't change the fact that bad SaskParty & NDP governments are creating hyperinflation and massive hidden debt in Saskatchewan that taxpayers are going to be on the hook for.
There is a better way than the tax policies and bad governance of the two parties in Saskatchewan's Legislature today. Today utility taxes (rates) and property taxes are experiencing hyperinflation. Fuel prices have nearly doubled in just the last ten years of NDP-SaskParty governments. Nearly 80% of Fuel is taxation (38% Fed-Prov 42% WCP government sanctioned taxation). The actual cost of getting oil out of the ground and making gasoline is approximately 13% (about 13 cents of every dollar) meaning you could put about 50 Liters of fuel in your vehicle for around 10 dollars. Other broken SaskParty promises on taxes include:
- SaskParty 2007 Election promise of $5 Billion for roads
- SaskParty 2007 Election promise to cut Rural/Farm Education Taxes
It''s just bad government and there is a better way.
Saskatchewan's Legislature (both SaskParty & NDP) are engaged in mega-project mania. A few examples include out-of-control hidden spending, gifts for friends, giving away Saskatchewan Infrastructure to foreigners for nothing in return, and mismanaging resource portfolios to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars.
"Saskatchewan Taxpayers are the victims of bad NDP-SaskParty governments..."
The SaskParty/Wall are spending $Millions$ bad-mouthing & complaining about Saskatchewan citizens not doing the work in Saskatchewan;
The SaskParty is bringing in cheap third-world foreign labour that is causing more expensive local Saskatchewan labour to be laid off or fired. Many are also saying this immigration excess is taking emerging opportunities from impoverished groups in Saskatchewan and that the timing just isn't right for a huge immigration program;
The SaskParty is engaging in unrealistic multi-$Billion$ Dollar Mega-Projects that will cost Saskatchewan Tax Payers Billions and create huge debt;
The SaskParty, Brad Wall, and all the MLAs in our Legislature spend more time trying to please the United States and its government than taking care of Saskatchewan.
One senior questioned whether Wall and some in the SaskParty and Saskatchewan Legislature might be working directly on behalf of the US or other foreign governments and as traitors against Saskatchewan (a comment that is more common than might be expected).
