It’s Carbon Tax Day - AGAIN

This is not an April fools joke…
quickdickmcdic...

[@aspen3542]

"Put the lubes in the tubes, keep the grains in the trains". Beautiful. From a fellow grain farmer.

[@aspen3542]

@@-LightningRod- It was better than I expected considering I got 1 inch of rain the whole freakin' summer. Peas and Canola were half of normal, and the wheat and barley were two-thirds of a normal yield. Add to that record high grain prices and I can't complain.

[@williamdedrick5095]

Make some 'T' shirts and coffee mugs with that expression.

[@runner3033]

@@-LightningRod- Unfortunately so are costs...

[@Andrew-rk2ic]

this needs to be a bumper sticker

[@cathymonks4930]

I still have that sign from protesting in December 2018

[@JonathanWhoever]

Any time an agency can vote them selves a pay raise. The people paying that raise will suffer, while those getting said pay raise won't even notice the cost of living rising. Same here in the US.

[@lorrainearmstrong7587]

I think that is where OUR politicians got the idea from LOL

[@dudet9662]

“If the natural tendencies of mankind are so bad that it is not safe to permit people to be free, how is it that the tendencies of these organizers are always good? Do not the legislators and their appointed agents also belong to the human race? Or do they believe that they themselves are made of a finer clay than the rest of mankind?” ― Frederic Bastiat, The Law

[@JonathanWhoever]

@@dudet9662 Dude that gave me chills. Not kidding.

[@solitarybell2836]

What happened to Canada! Oh ya Justin Trudeau that’s what happened…. What an embarrassment!

[@bobdobalina8910]

If the Conservatives wanted to make a Statement, they would REJECT that pay raise. Turdeau is INSANE. He has a SYSTEMIC SPENDING Problem. A Narcissist Ego. A Sociopathic personality. An Authoritarian dependency. In sort he is the worst kind of Elitist.

[@jasonmorgan6448]

Your a liberal So try focusing on the lib/ndp

[@connieschwalm5154]

Bravo. You nailed it. So many people just don’t see what the realities are behind these “slogans” that they throw around so easily.

[@remmingtonsteele2562]

Couldn't have said it better !👏🏻

[@Dragonseye96]

You know what would be really nice? How about giving seniors on CPP the amount of income per year(now averaging $8,424/year)that the back benches and senators are getting(almost $11,000) for a raise. That would effectively double the annual income for most. After all, during the past two years the same government determined that everyone needed $2,000.00/month just to survive.

[@thehouseofronin9209]

Agreed 100%

[@kevinoneill41]

So raise the minimum wage to accommodate. What is this? $349.21 deduction federal tax 😱 I'm sleeping on the streets and standing in line at the food bank that is empty. But I'll be into work on time 🤔

[@Dragonseye96]

@Jeff Spicolli unfortunately some of us don't have the option to save for retirement. I was a single dad raising three sons for 15 years. Ten years after they were all grown and out on their own I was disabled in a workplace accident and wcb cut me off when I turned 65. When was I supposed to save for retirement? 🤔 I'm only one of thousands with similar circumstances. Maybe you got lucky.

[@Dragonseye96]

@Jeff Spicolli I completely agree that would be the likely outcome if they were allowed to get too generous. I just think they should be increased enough to get us closer to the poverty line. You make good points though, thank you.

[@j.sarnak1391]

@Jeff Spicolli So very good arguments and I agree, here in the U.S. we now give people enough on all the social programs that we have 3 generations of people who have never even considered working for a living. BUT what sort of P me off just a bit, the OP made a point about the raises the corrupt politicians give themselves while citizens of all kinds have to adjust and you wrote 2 or 3 paragraphs but not once had an issue with the ridiculous raises. Have a good day and I feel sorry for Canadians, we have it bad but you guys have Justine

[@leftsock7351]

I love how this "Climate Emergency" requires me to buy stuff to solve it. I need to buy an EV to replace my gas powered car and I need to replace my furnace with a heat pump. I can't afford to do those things so I get punished for being poor through an increased carbon tax.

[@nyx0103]

i really dont understand why taxe individuals when industries pollute more than all individuals combined

[@vennyxaronski3710]

@@nyx0103 Duh, the industries pass the cost on in the price of their product which individuals pay for!!! That's why the cost of everything is going up. Watch the video again.

[@hon0urabl3sk3pt1c]

On fire with this one, QDM...keep the laughs, knowledge, and analogies coming!

[@sourdoughdougyukon]

This is what needs to be broadcast on every news platform ! A simple way to explain it so maybe , just maybe people would get it ! Thanks Quick ! Another gem!

[@mohawksteel2215]

The main thing that I have learned over the past 3 years or so watching Canadian and American politics is that not a single thing done is for the benefit of the tax payer. If there seems to be a benefit it has a motive behind it that pays back to the government and its handlers.

[@lignow9762]

TIME to Separate. Saskatchewan - Alberta - BC. - Yukon - Northwest Territories. Time to geld this mare in Ottawawawa.

[@thh383]

best throw manitoba in aswell! and a lot of Ontario people are thinking like us in the west!!!

[@amf483]

It's the great reset & he needs expensive fuel for his private jet to travel around for 16000 per plate meals! So keep on trucken 🇨🇦

[@ssboot5663]

From another fellow farmer, Its amazing how much your government problems are almost identical to the ones here over the border on the USA / ND side! Take care!

[@kellingtonlink956]

I’m not sure that I’d be able to express, explain or even begin to educate that basic logic to most of my ‘city’ friends in under 14 minutes (video length). And there is so so much more. What you are saying is truthfully well thought out and edited. Thanks for another insightful video, QDM.

[@kevingrassing6235]

Well Said QDM and KL here. I am a Saskatchewan Mixed Farm Kid now Working in the City and often give the "Ya But" response to current Green Movement conversations. Reduced energy consumption is great. QDM without Dramatic Pauses is easy to understand in a fraction of the time!

[@joephelps7867]

Oh quick Dick. You said it so true. But we also need a few electric chairs out in Ottawa. When ol true-dope & his crooked henchmen get stupid ideas , we can sit em down on them chairs & zapp em alittle , you know , just to wake em up from there sick & foolish idea’s. Tks for the good & informative videos! Hoping you have a good spring , planting our food !

[@Sorchia56]

As always, spot on! If it makes sense, the government will somehow screw it up! I do love pulling into market car parks and seeing the battery hook up for those fancy cars soooo far away from the doors! PS: oil imports from Russia to the US make up only 3% of the US import. But somehow that 3% is making us pay double, triple what we were paying just a few months ago. Hmmm 🤔

[@dougreid1206]

so wheres my rebate for all the co2 my crops take up ?

[@funkylighthouselamp]

Morning QD! Loving you here in Ontario. We're not all living in big cities here in central Canada and our family here in small town northern Canada totally supports our fellow Canucks in the west and our awesome reserves of oil and gas. Speak some sensible truth brother!

[@ampegor]

Yessir from another northern ontarian - WE all agree.

[@user-mm1vq3iy1b]

Southern Ontario girl here and fully agree

[@tpniefer]

Guy here from the very most southern part of Ontario and I agree. BTW - Many of the other provinces paint all of Ontario as being liberal. The truth is that 48 per cent of people in Ontario are conservative. I expect that number to increase with the coming June provincial election.

[@user-mm1vq3iy1b]

@@tpniefer wonder if were neighbours lol im neqr sarnia

[@tpniefer]

@@user-mm1vq3iy1b We almost are! I'm 20 miles southwest of Chatham a stone throw from Lake Erie.

[@cumminsdodge994]

common sense is sorely lacking in governments today. keep them cattle fed Quick, Good vid.

[@bc30cal99]

Morning from the sticks of BC sir. Thanks for speaking the truth once more, let us hope that enough of us watch, listen and are willing to learn the truth. Nothing like running the numbers for folks - well done. Our power grids are way, way overtaxed as well - which ironically matches the citizenry. Thanks again and stay well.

[@QuickDickMcDick]

Hope all is well in BC!

[@startliving3859]

I used to be a patriot, not anymore. I love Canadians, not Canada.

[@nanchesca3950]

Canadians ARE Canada! Not a few elitist scumbags in Ottawa

[@ryanpennock6869]

Yes me to . Not a proud canadian

[@hempdog7545]

@@ryanpennock6869 Then get out.

[@thehouseofronin9209]

I still love Canada. Just not what the govt is doing to it and us

[@95roadie]

That’s what being a patriot is lmfao. Loving your countrymen, and country but hating your government

[@animosity8774]

We are all watching a vanilla version of The Hunger Games. Soon farmers will be blamed for high cost of food. Oh wait that is already happening here in the U.S.

[@Bn-fd9kp]

Should be mandatory watching in Schools

[@Linda-fg2rz]

I did not know they were getting a raise. Makes ones stomach turn! You have done a great job again with this video Quick. Thanks!😎

[@kennethyoung1164]

Don’t they deserve a fair for shutting down parliament due to covid?

[@Linda-fg2rz]

The sour gas spewing from the mouths of the small fringe minority government in Ottawa should be taxed...or lit 😉

[@missourimongoose8858]

Congress did the same thing in the US lol

[@SharonPiano8]

@@missourimongoose8858 How much of a raise did congress get in USA?

[@glen1arthur]

@@SharonPiano8 o

[@philjohn5337]

Patiently waiting for Steve Goofbeault to move into a cave, grow fur to stay warm and eat raw food.

[@tx3153]

Quick Dick, for leader of the Common Sense Party of Canada. You would absolutely get my vote. In the meantime keep up the good work, both on the farm and youtube. All the best T

[@The_Smith]

. . . 150 years or so ago we gave half the province to the railway and now they don't even want to haul our grain . . .

[@timberray9572]

I once worked for a tractor manufacturer, one of the big ones. I found it very interesting that all the tractors being shipped to Europe DID NOT HAVE A TIER 4 ENGINE.

[@tomschrein417]

You mean you can’t just slap a solar panel on your tractor and have it run forever? Who knew?

[@kerrryschultz2904]

Ya you could do it. Put one large enough that it would also act like a sail to blow you one way down the field. Problem is you might have to wait a week for the wind to blow the other way. Shouldn't talk about my stupid idea because some idjit in government would take it as his own idea and spend billions to impliment my stupid idea.

[@vaikjsf34a]

Also take into account exports, we export meet, beef, grains, etc. which when someone buys from us instead of producing themselves, they are technically diverting their carbon to us

[@edwardgatey8301]

May be true, but it can’t cost more carbon than has been sequestered in the process. That grain, pulse, meat and beef represents sequestered carbon, imho. What we really need is honest, intellectually sound politicians. In short, make Justin Just-out.

[@SoWhatIfI...]

Hey Quick! If you are up to a drive, if your going to do a video on solar you should come out to the Travers solar project they're building in Alberta. 4500 acres of good farmland taken out of production for solar. And the is another one not far away where they have taken irrigation farm land out as well. Yup, irrigation farmland to solar. Not a April fools thing, it's a real fools thing! Have a good one!

[@QuickDickMcDick]

Terrible waste of farmland :(

[@rileyparrish184]

Don’t need farmland anymore when we’re all eating bugs.

[@brainwashingdetergent4322]

That Canadian pipeline is a familiar sight in North Dakota!

[@SBoots29]

If I could I would give you 22,000 likes.You are spot on with this video. Now how can I share with the government? By the way, we got enough trees in Canada right now we should be more than carbon neutral. Cheers

[@MomentumCanada365]

This is brilliantly presented. Well done.

[@mdouglaswray]

GREAT take on the politics behind green energy. I'm a greenie but you HAVE TO DO IT RIGHT. Keep tellin it QDMcD!!!

[@WoodsUnknown]

If only more Liberals would listen to common sense like this we would all be better off.

[@2DCardBored]

Uh, Mr. QDM, are we not one of the largest food/lumber/minerals exporters for the world as well? That might explain a bit of our emissions...

[@lessanders38]

You hit it right on with all your comments .Its time we as the as a voters remove these these politicians from power that have no issue with taking these pay raises when as a pentioner I,m getting nailed with an extra $100/month for greenhouse gas tax in order to heat my house and fuel my car.They don,t care it is a simple as that it all me me me .

[@benjamincrom7276]

Logic laced with humor! Great video QDM! Watching from Red Deer Alberta.

[@billgardner9328]

Kid peeing in pool was great analogy!

[@QuickDickMcDick]

Heh heh we've all been that kid....

[@222Miller]

WELL WRITTEN, WELL SAID, GREAT JOB FRIEND!

[@fdestcroix]

Great assessment of the Canadian situation. Question that you may be able to weigh on: With Ukraine nearing planting season, and being the breadbasket of Europe the conflict may result in a major decline in grain production. Are Canadian grain farmers able to increase production? And with all those oil trains clogging the rails will there be enough capacity to ship the grain?

[@QuickDickMcDick]

Canadian farmers already plant as many acres as possible my friend. Our rail system is consistently backlogged.

[@fdestcroix]

@@QuickDickMcDick many countries in Africa rely heavily on Ukrainian grain supply. And without transport capacity to the ocean for Canadian resources an argument could be made that our government policy is increasing the chance of third world famine.

[@TheSaskachewan1]

Not to get on another rant but cereal crops have cut back in favor of corn production to make ethanol. The worst thing that could be done. Arid land should be used for food production

[@svenhodaka9145]

@@TheSaskachewan1 I Agree. Turning food crops into corn then into ethanol is misguided. A poor policy decision. Food is really important to humans and livestock. Without farmers there’s no food.

[@thehouseofronin9209]

@@fdestcroix nit just 3rd world famine, but also in many 1st world countries too. But one has to consider that this might be the exactly what certain govt organizations are trying to do.

[@kurtreinhardt6789]

You hit the nail on the head again QDM- couldn't have said it better myself- pushing renewable energy like electricity with no infrastructure on place to support it makes no sense - its mind boggling how us commoners realize but our elected leaders haven't yet- great video Quick

[@michaelheath1925]

As an American, Our current energy policy is horrid. I would much rather be buying Canadian crude oil than crude oil from Venezuela or the Middle East. Build those pipelines!

[@greenidguy9292]

Why? We have our own right here in the US…Oh wait, we aren’t allowed to use our own oil…

[@rickszabo4312]

What is really funny is that most of the oil sands are owed by non Canadian corps so I'm not sure how much they are taxed per barrel. I bet employee's up there contribute a huge amount to the Fed's

[@roncooney8526]

Bang on! As ever. It’s good to see someone who actually grasps the reality of the situation. Keep up the good work.

[@abefehr6155]

Couldn't be said any better Glad to see all those beautiful ladies you have GJ

[@mdouglaswray]

"... the big kids having explosive diarrhea..." LOL!!!!!!!

[@BladePro2021]

Awesome explanation! I just had this same argument the other day with a guy who thinks we get a "rebate" and that a carbon tax is the greatest thing since sliced bread. When i started putting facts to him , he changed his tune . Too many people and politicians are jumping on this 'environmentalism bandwagon " for the exact reason like you said "to get a first place ribbon". They need to open their eyes !

[@truelinecarpentry3459]

I heard a good quote the other day. "In a dictatorship the people fear the government and what they can do to you. In a democracy the leaders should fear the people."

[@johnbaker2828]

QDM you are bang on - Thank You for your honesty and knowledge. Canada needs more Canadians like you. Keep it up!

[@cherrypickerguitars]

Oh, that was great! And all those brains contained in one farmer! Personally, I’m soooo happy that you ARE a farmer! God bless!

[@Marvin-fn7ks]

Way to go QDMcD ! You just made more sense than any mainstream media could ever relay ! Doing so just because you care to try to educate the sheep and not pull the wool over their eyes ! Thanks!

[@philjohn5337]

The Feds always talk about "Net Zero". What is "Net Zero"? Because with net zero right now you basically pay more to the government and emit the same amount of carbon, so is that really helping the environment or the government coffers?

[@redneck4200000]

It’s all a scam to enrich their buddies, it isn’t a coincidence the companies building “green renewable energy” are the same people that own the oil companies. More control for the government, more transfer of money to the top

[@zackwild231]

If we go "net zero " without a reliable alternative energy source then millions of people are gonna die

[@medw7013]

lmao, Awesome Big kid little kid analogy. So easy to understand for us but not for Trudeau. He just wants to systemically tax us until we have nothing.

[@frankhengstler6101]

Well said QDM, too bad we can’t get those guys in Ottawa see what we’re dealing with out here in the real world! Going broke just putting fuel in my pickup just so I can get to work 😳🤣

[@kitty0388]

Lmao this is GREAT! The pool analogy had me rolling 🤣

[@eacyde]

As always, QDM spits the truth. Too bad the ones that need to hear this message will never actually hear it.

[@nadogrl]

They don’t care.

[@thehouseofronin9209]

They wouldn't listen anyway

[@ptsb5a]

Loving the Roundel in the back window.

[@QuickDickMcDick]

QDM loves RCAF

[@RobertKohut]

On April Fools Day it's good to talk about the Fools in Government.... :-)

[@richiemarshall2755]

One thing for sure you got to laugh to stop from crying

[@Koyaxe]

You've said it well QDM! My question is that if us "common folk" can see and understand this stuff why the hell can't the people that run this country do the same??? Trudeau has to if possible be made to understand that he is sending us down a road of self destruction. Keep up the good work QDM

[@kylechanning6009]

Oh, they know, they just do not care.

[@andrewscott2866]

Solid analogy with the pool pee'er🤣👍👊

[@homertheconqueror2574]

It’s because the good people of the world don’t burn enough stuff in anger.

[@guymiller2842]

Greetings from Vancouver… born an raised with Saskatchewan roots. Thank you for all you do. Common sense is not so common! Every day that goes by… wtf!!! How is JT and all still running the Canadian machine??!!

[@kenrogers1282]

It's always good to get an honest and unbiased clear viewpoint on the happenings in todays world. Thanks, QDM.

[@John-Adams-Can]

Love the intro, love the video, hate the carbon tax. Have to put F-$250 in my F-150!

[@navguy12]

Carbon tax adds 11 cents to a litre of fuel. The rest is a windfall profit caused by market manipulation.

[@Jay-lc1nh]

Yup. Don't get me started on the corn.

[@kevinandtanya2244]

👋🏻Hey QDM, Thanks for this! It’s so true. I now know what April Fools Day is, It’s all about the fool (Trudope) that thinks he knows what’s best for us Canadians but doesn’t know shit about anything cause he is so busy being spoon fed by the silver spoon and living off the trust fund his daddy left him. He has never had to survive out here like any of us true Canadians. What’s your gas price there? Here in BC we are at 183.9 to 214.9 for regular and about 215.9 to 239.9 for diesel, here in BC we have another idiot running our province and between him and Trudope we pay about $0.74 in tax, that’s $0.38 in provincial tax and the rest goes to the federal tax. We pay the most tax on fuel then anywhere else in Canada.

[@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin]

Good morning QDM☕☕☕ As always, well said and well done!!! BTW, wind energy can't easily be stored yet... And requires electricity, running or not.. not to mention all the fossil fuels used to build the components.. and the cooling/lube oil they require... The list goes on..as you know. Thank you!!

[@chadtosh6831]

Good morning Ed. Got that right. My brother works for a crane outfit that repairs and builds them. Says quite a few of them are leaking gear box oil onto the ground. Was replacing blades cause guys were shooting them with guns, if it wasn’t for govt subsidies they would never get put up. Very costly and inefficient talking to their operators. Shut down if it’s too windy, shut down to change direction when the wind changes (which up in the mountains happens a lot). Plus the outfit they work for is finding they are only getting a ten year lifespan versus the twenty they are supposed to get on blades and gearboxes.

[@QuickDickMcDick]

Morning Ed! Yes - we have a long ways to go with renewables. I agree with harvesting wind/sun but when we need a backup for it all it gets expensive... Take care my friend QDM

[@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin]

@@chadtosh6831 my sister in law works for the Bonneville power administration.. so I've heard the stories.. also seen lots of videos of failure and fire.. There is a county in colorado that the electric company loves the wind farms, because they are their biggest customer.. one 40 acre wind farm uses 90% of the power in the county.. They are so economical and environmentally friendly 🙄

[@stevecook7551]

All voters should be made to watch this before the next election. Truer words have never been spoken.

[@Bowiiihowdy]

Which given the track records might be tail end of this year. He seems to like calling early elections

[@soyoucametosee7860]

Those greenhouse gases also make the crops and forage grow better. Plants strip the C off of the O2. That provides oxygen for people to breath. So next time you are enjoying you favorite veg you can breathe easier knowing that that food was brought to you by greenhouse gases. Taxes did not do that.

[@scavuman]

Exactly. And I wonder what kind of Carbon Tax Coca-Cola pays, because those bubbles are C 0 2, just like in many Foods and Beverages. Greenhouse Growers buy tanks of C 0 2 to pump into their greenhouses because as the former head of Greenpeace Patrick Moore is saying, We are experiencing a Dearth of C 0 2 @ 0.004% which makes it a Trace Element.

[@canadiansa1nt309]

As a Saskatchewan guy with his own KZbin channel feeling the crunch of high prices, very well said. 👍

[@amf483]

Your awesome I love your channel 👍👍keep on keeping on !

[@colinmeikle7115]

Great Video again Dick. One other thing people don't realize as well is that solar panels, wind turbines, and nuclear plants are all made from materials such as metal, and concrete that have to be dug up out of the ground the same way as oil and is arguably worse cause you need to make large Quarries to get this stuff out of the ground properly. The metals will also cause pollution in of themselves such as copper and lead are very toxic substances and if you get any run-off into the rivers you'll end up poisoning the nearby towns and whatever other town is further down the river, and that's not including the machines that need fuel and electricity to run them in order to dig all this stuff up. Then there's the fact that Solar panels and wind turbines don't last forever and need to be replaced after a while, and will have to be melted down, How? again heavy machinery that takes oil gas, and/or electricity to run in order to melt the scrap down and reshape it into whatever you desire and when metal heats up to be melted down it makes fumes that pollute the air as well, it's also bad for your health just look up metal fume fever. When you consider all of this "green energy" isn't very green and it's a mislabel it should be called "feel good energy" cause that's all the main goal really is when it comes to this "green energy" stuff.

[@sundogkid]

This is why CN stocks rarely dip. Great long term investment.

[@colinpowers9344]

Pretty much sums it up. !! PERFECTLY!!! Top shelf my friend .. Top shelf..!!!

[@platinumare]

I thought that was a sausage roll you were eating, not peanut butter and jam! I really want a sausage roll now.

[@rockfarmer8095]

Quick Dick gets it! One of the last (sane) voices of the free world ! Hello from a farmer in Michigan USA!

[@chrisministerofsmartarsery3322]

Bingo!!! Happy Carbon Tax Day everyone!!! 🇨🇦

[@darcymorrison2355]

I really thank you for bringing this point to the bluntest way possible. QDM, you sir speak for the blue collar Canadian truth! 🤘🏼🤠

[@TheSaskachewan1]

Getting better every day. Quick for prime Minister. No seriously. No bullshit, the girls wouldn't put up with it

[@flyingbeaver57]

Scored the game in one, Quick Dick! Among life's other sins, I spent over 20 years as an engineer doing research on a) alternate transportation fuels, b) emissions reduction, c) alternate primary (generation) for electricity and alternate (battery/motors/controls) systems for both automobiles and "heavier" applications (e.g. trucks, railroad locomotives, ships engines, aircraft engines . . all of that). We looked at the methods, the initial, operating, and disposal costs for sourcing or using alternate energy. We looked at the materials needed (e.g. lithium), where the raw materials come from, at what cost, and from whom. We also looked at how quickly or slowly a change-over could be made, given that some equipment (locomotives, for instance) has a lifespan typically 40+ years, passenger cars/trucks 15-20 years, and so on. Last but not least, we looked at how the end user's cost for energy (like you mentioned, how much your tractor/drill uses), vs either the income, or percentage of revenue generated. We even found a few improvements along the way - real world - particularly with efficiency and emissions. A percent here, a few there and it does add up. But as you correctly point out, Canada's total contribution to GHG worldwide is less than 2%, and we live in a country where distance and cold are a fact of life. We didn't assume any "shazzam" breakthroughs, but did consider that research often does give better information, or methods. Or not. Sometimes, there's no "better way" than how we're doing it. Assuming that a) we did not want to kill the economy or destroy the country, and b) that improvements could be exported, the time for "change-over" was never less than 50 years. These estimates also, whenever possible, assumed that changing energy sources and uses had to be affordable, because when they're not, people get really poor and really hungry, or just leave. A. Some of the research was co-funded by government and industry, some by industry. The constraint was that the results had to be "honest" not ideologically driven. In other words, how things are in the real world. I worked with some good people over the years, and looked at facts, not unsupported guesses. There was a lot of large-scale testing. So I look at this s&&t show, and think, "we know some of the answers. We'll probably find more of them. We've spent the time and money and resources and brains. We tested - real world, "on the road" possible solutions. Published it. Industry picked up and used quite a bit, because cleaner & more efficient both saves and sells. So why do we have politicians who don't even bother with the research they wanted and funded? If we learned about "how to do it right" - why do the opposite? Thanks for making this. You've said it better than anyone.

[@QuickDickMcDick]

Thanks for that comment my friend. Would be interested in connecting with you to talk about some of the positive things that you found as I would like to help promote those as well. Can you DM me on Facebook Insta or Twitter? Thx! QDM

[@danfoster7596]

I don’t know what else to say. God bless you!

[@kellyblack4897]

“It’s like having the cart drag the horse backwards down the hill while the government is whipping the horse” 😂😂😂☠️

[@ChippyOutdoors]

Loving the comedy fact shows! Keep it up buddy 🤟🤟

[@briancook7935]

Many great points, it is really frustrating to live in Saskatchewan and have the federal government making promises that are hard for us to keep. Just to show how hard it is to keep their promises, I installed a solar system on my acreage. I heat with electricity so my power bill was really high. I installed 92 panels on the ground to have a 25 kw system. I did most of the work myself and it still cost about $85,000. It does produce all the power that I need for my house in a year but is grid tied to store the power until I need it. In the last year it produced about 52,000 kwh. That is enough power to seed your crop, but would not leave enough left to do much combining, your crop would rot in your field. There is also a problem with storage of the power, on a great day my system will produce 250 kwh of power. Not sure if that would get your tractor from your yard to the field. In Saskatchewan our government seems to need to get it's share of the profits from my solar power as well. When my contract runs out I will be switched to the new Sask Power program where they will pay me $0.075 per kwh when I over produce, then charge me about $0.175 to get the same kw back after the sun goes down that night. In Saskatchewan, we are the most sunny province in Canada, but our provincial government wants no part helping us use it.

[@QuickDickMcDick]

Excellent comment my friend

[@corydavis4000]

Love the commentary man. Great job. The liberal government is sucking the life out of every day working Canadian. Out here in Newfoundland I drive an hour for work every day and it's taking a toll on the family. Keep up the good work

[@beverlyann2356]

Love from an old Saskatchewan farm Girl out of Lanigan. Still proud to have come from the farm. Love You

[@harley-ic6qg]

Ok so I pee'd a little bit! Jeez. It's a big pool....

[@guywerry6614]

Yup, the electric power thing is problematic. I have a relative who works in a Cadillac dealership in Manitoba. Since Cadillac has gone all electric the dealership is REQUIRED to install 19 charging stations. So far the dealership has only been able to install 9 of those stations. My relative was at a meeting with a Hydro representative whose parting words were "there are 3 transformers feeding this building. If you have a bunch of cars charging and someone in the repair shop starts up their welder do NOT be surprised if one of those 3 transformers starts on fire". That's in Manitoba, where we have a pretty good electrical grid and an excess of hydro-generated electricity. Electric just CANNOT be the be-all end-all that's it's being made out to be. Great channel, love it! A fellow Saskawatchian.

[@tonylisowski8306]

Really appreciate all the work you do on your videos keep up the good work and keep spreading the word

[@jodidesabrais2274]

Thank you for making these videos great job!! I share them with all my friends and family . Common sense is sure lacking and you hit the nail on the head everytime

[@truelinecarpentry3459]

The corruption in the political circle truly makes me sick. I thought they were supposed to be public servants.

[@cactuscanuck6802]

For sure they are public servants -- they serve themselves at the expense of the public

[@manitobaman5588]

Brandon, Mb. here. I don't agree with everything you say but you hit a lot right on the head in this episode. One suggestion is that running down one politician or party may not help. We need all parties to work together in a smart way on this energy thing. Thanks for your thoughtfulness. I just subscribed.😁

[@3ppcli]

Scrap the carbon tax and open up the oil and natural gas exports. We would actually generate more revenue.

[@ladyjade6446]

Makes too much sense.

[@sawsurgeon]

Hey Quick, as always, thanks for sharing this wisdom in your own special way😉 You covered a lot of ground here... Farm On💪🏼 Bless’ns to ya, Tedd

[@mikefoehr235]

Big breaking news, Trudolph has come to the realization that carbon tax DOES NOT reduce GHG Emissions and therefore the tax will be scrapped.

[@zoltannagy2920]

Oh Quick-Dick, if only Canada had an once of your wisdom in politics, we would be so much better off..... THANK YOU for your insight Sir....

[@charlestaylor8566]

Why is it it’s always the common people that have common sense , and most politicians are as thick as ………manure ! Nice one QD .

[@scavuman]

if that were true (I wish it was) no one would have allowed themselves to be stuck with a secret X- mental substance for an ailment with a recov ratee of nearly 100 pressent.

[@charlestaylor8566]

@@scavuman Good point !

[@RWM0000]

As always, brilliant. Thanks for bringing Saskatchewan to the world.