Sarcasm and whiskey aficionado. Free speech and firearms rights are the bedrock of a functioning society.
On the roof in a clown suit.
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Data to Commons committee shows feds' claim of feeding 400,000 schoolchildren daily is false. Current funding "represents the equivalent of 22 cents per student per day."
blacklocks.ca/fed-school-foo… #cdnpoli @BreakfastCanada
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Can Canadians expect an impartial hearing when the Chief Justice has already publicly condemned the Freedom Convoy?
In this column, John Carpay argues that Justice Richard Wagner’s past remarks raise serious questions about judicial impartiality and why he should recuse himself from the Emergencies Act appeal.
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💥EXPLOSIVE ATIP: IRCC officials and Ministers committed criminal negligence—and it needs an RCMP investigation.
Our last post showed, through ATIPs, that the Government knew since at least 2017 that immigration pathways were being defrauded by agents in India — and stamped the evidence "DO NOT DISCLOSE."
Now—these ATIPS reveal the Government let the program run for nearly a decade, until the industry's own association — the Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants — finally put the fraud in writing and sent it to the deputy minister's desk.
IRCC moved within days— and Marc Miller took another five months to shut the door.
Under s.219 of the Criminal Code, criminal negligence is a "wanton or reckless disregard for the lives or safety of other persons."
If they acted immediately, sixteen people from the Humboldt Broncos would be alive, and Arnold and Joanne De Jong never would have been brutally tortured to death in their Abbotsford home by men who came here on student visas.
Four ministers ran this file—and all four are lawyers—and all four knew exactly what they were doing.
💥EXPLOSIVE ATIP: Immigration Canada knew Indian agents were running MASSIVE FRAUD in the trucking industry and the student visa program as early as 2017 — and stamped the evidence "DO NOT DISCLOSE."
According to records released under the Access to Information Act, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) maintained an internal procedures manual for its New Delhi visa office documenting systemic fraud across the student visa and temporary foreign worker streams. The manual instructs officers to treat fraud as anticipated rather than exceptional
The most damning thing about this scandal is not the fraud — it's that the government predicted it, kept it running, and then stamped the file "DO NOT DISCLOSE."
Canada didn't lose control of its immigration system—they monetized it.
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Why doesn't the media hold Carney to account for his constant bullshitting?
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Sunday night factsheets because SAF never sleeps. Check it out.
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Our democracy depends upon the basic idea that everyone is subject to our laws, including the governments who make them.
This demands that our courts operate independent of governments in order to serve the interests of citizens.
canada.ca/en/department-just…
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List of attendees at a Carney Liberal leadership campaign fundraiser at a private residence in Ottawa.
#99.
Richard Wagner.
Was is SCoC Chief Justice Richard Wagner?
Pereceived bias at the Supreme Court
How can Chief Justice Richard Wagner be objective about whether the govt's use of the Emergencies Act was constitutional, when he's already used the same rhetoric condemning the trucker protests as the government did?
torontosun.com/opinion/edito…
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Yes, Armed Civilians Can — and Do — Stop Mass Shootings: Data ignored by the FBI show the importance of defensive gun use in bringing down active shooters
Two days after last week’s attack on an Oregon elementary school, the @AP opened a news story with a familiar claim: “Few mass shootings in the U.S. end like the deadly attack on an Oregon elementary school: with an armed civilian opening fire on the gunman.”
crimeresearch.org/2026/10/at…
#2a #guns #GFZ #gunfreezone
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WHOA!!! WARNING. DISTURBING. I told you things were ramping up on the Bluey place. They have no brakes. This needs to be investigated. Do you see how a Charlie Kirk incident can happen? This really is a dangerous sect growing. Getting worse and worse. Please listen.
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They 100% went to actually order a gun online and found out it had to be shipped to a FFL. Then figured they could use an airsoft gun and hopped their voter base was too ignorant to realize.
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Being one of the people who works with service weapons like this, we remove firing pins and various other bits to ensure that it as absolutely inop.
A chamber flag is NOT that.
Now pipe down little noguns.
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Montgomery v. Louisiana is clear: a conviction under an unconstitutional law is illegal and void. Courts have no authority to leave such convictions or their disabilities in place. There is no grandfather clause for punishments the Constitution forbids.
That rule applies to the Second Amendment. When a gun law fails Bruen—or exceeds an enumerated power—the convictions and ongoing disarmament under it are void.
NICS denials, registration schemes, and state bans do not survive the holding. Enforce the Constitution.
A right delayed is a right denied. This is a violation of their civil rights. @AAGDhillon
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PolySeSouvient is angry that the Firearms Classification Technical Advisory Group still has not met, nearly a year after it was announced.
We are concerned for a more fundamental reason: the government will not even say who is on it.
Public Safety says the group will bring together “diverse” views and meet “later this fall.” That is not transparency. It is another closed process that could lead to further prohibitions affecting licensed firearm owners, hunters, and sport shooters, without meaningful representation from the people most affected.
Past advisory panels have excluded Canada’s major firearms organizations. For this group, the government has released no names, disclosed no qualifications, and offered no confirmation that licensed owners or people with practical firearms expertise are included.
Licensed PAL holders are already screened and subject to ongoing eligibility checks. Yet they continue to face new restrictions developed through processes that offer little transparency and no assurance of meaningful representation.
Canadians deserve to know who is advising the government, what qualifications they bring, and whose perspectives are represented before their recommendations influence future firearm classifications.
Release the membership list. Include hunters, sport shooters, licensed owners, and genuine technical experts. No more decisions behind closed doors.
