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It’s time we have the courage to admit something is fundamentally wrong here. Anti-war, anti-child-mutilation, sound-money devotee. Tell the truth.

Joined January 2010
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The Liberals are criticizing Conservatives for sharing clips from Heritage Committee. Canada is a democracy and Canadians have a right to see what their elected representatives are saying and doing in Parliament. So yes, I will continue sharing committee clips with Canadians. They deserve to see exactly what goes on in Parliament.
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Who remembers that governments planned to box us into concentration camps for noncompliance?
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Why won’t the Liberals answer the question… Will Canada be expected to participate in the EU migration pact? How many non-citizens/ asylum seekers will Canada have to take on, and what is the impact on our hospitals, housing and job? The prime minister is talking to foreign media, but he isn’t talking to our own media. Canadians deserve certainty @MichelleRempel
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The EU is going to tariff Canada because we don't have a CBAM program. Is this all just a ploy, an excuse for Carney to bring in a CBAM, a carbon border adjustment mechanism, essentially a new carbon tax into Canada?
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I’ve been thinking about this a lot. Mark Carney’s authority to represent Canada internationally is not the same as having unlimited authority to reshape our relationship with foreign institutions (the EU) We need to demand access to this proposed agreement. Are there Canadian policies and regulations being affected? Any financial commitments? Is Canada now obligated to follow future EU policy decisions? Can we withdraw from any of these arrangements or agreements? Will any of these commitments restrict future Canadian governments in Canada? This man has completely overstepped his position in my opinion. Canadians like myself are right to be concerned.
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I'm starting to like this guy... He’s an unexpected obstacle to Carney’s plan to push Canada into the EU’s arms — and an inconvenient reminder that provinces still have a say. As he puts it... “The federal government has decided to undertake negotiations with the European Union that directly affect Quebec, without consulting Quebec or allowing it a seat at the negotiating table. That’s non-negotiable. Mr Carney himself put it well... ‘If you’re not at the table, you’re on the menu.’”
Dans le film « Le Temps des bouffons », Pierre Falardeau mettait en lumière, avec dérision, le fait que les Québécois sont traités en porteurs d’eau sur leur propre territoire, condamnés à se laisser dicter les décisions fondamentales de leur société par des élites financières qui n’ont aucune légitimité démocratique. La lutte des Québécois pour être « maîtres chez eux », c’est-à-dire pour prendre eux-mêmes les décisions qui orientent leur développement économique et social, a pris son essor lorsque Jean Lesage a fait comprendre aux banquiers de la rue Saint-Jacques que ce serait désormais le gouvernement du Québec, et personne d’autre, qui déciderait au nom des Québécois. Son message était clair : le Québec n’était plus à vendre, et son peuple devait être respecté. Cette posture a notamment permis la création d’Hydro-Québec et de la Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, qui demeurent parmi les leviers les plus importants de l’économie québécoise. La démarche de réappropriation de nos institutions démocratiques s’est poursuivie sous les gouvernements de René Lévesque, de Jacques Parizeau et de Bernard Landry. Or aujourd’hui, le gouvernement fédéral a décidé d’entreprendre des négociations avec l’Union européenne, qui touchent directement le Québec, sans consulter le Québec ni lui permettre d’avoir une place à la table des négociations, contrairement à ce qui s’était fait lors des négociations ayant mené à la création de la zone de libre-échange avec l’Union européenne. Souvenons-nous également que c’est aussi le Québec qui avait joué un rôle de précurseur dans l’appui à l’ALÉNA. Ainsi, non seulement le gouvernement fédéral refuse de consulter le Québec et de le faire participer aux négociations, il cherche à lui imposer des décisions économiques qui touchent à ses champs de compétence, en rupture complète avec la doctrine Gérin-Lajoie. Il va même plus loin sur le plan symbolique en refusant au premier ministre du Québec de prendre la parole dans le cadre d’un événement sur son propre territoire où les intérêts économiques du Québec seront négociés. Pire encore, le gouvernement fédéral voudrait nous faire croire que le fait, pour le premier ministre du Québec, d’obtenir la permission de servir des crevettes cocktail lors d’une réception constitue une forme d’influence acceptable et suffisante dans la représentation des intérêts du Québec. C’est non seulement un manque de respect grave, mais c’est surtout un important recul pour la capacité du Québec à agir de manière autonome et à défendre lui-même ses intérêts. La vision du Canada défendue par Mark Carney est celle d’un État fédéral centralisateur, voire unitaire, qui impose ni plus ni moins aux provinces un rôle d’observatrices dans des discussions qui touchent pourtant leurs intérêts fondamentaux et leurs champs de compétence. Cette vision entre directement en contradiction avec les principes défendus par notre gouvernement, notamment précisément le respect de notre autonomie et de nos champs de compétence. En début de mandat, il est essentiel d’établir clairement notre position pour la suite des choses : le Québec doit être la table des décisions pour défendre ses intérêts. C'est non négociable. M. Carney l'a bien dit lui-même : « Si on n’est pas à la table, on est au menu. »
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Tomorrow we're releasing a full UATX course for free: all 19 lectures of Professor Isabella Reinhardt's Rise and Fall of Ancient Rome, filmed in class with our students. It runs from Rome's mythical founding to the Third Century Crisis. It ends on a question the class spent a whole session arguing about: did Rome ever really fall?
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mamabear3 retweeted
This journalist is part of the problem with the media - she came with a pre-conceived position that was reflected in her question but she really didn’t know much about the subject & it showed. A triumph of opinion over knowledge that collapsed in the face of the truth.
Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo delivered a masterclass response to a lawyer challenging his decision to end four vaccine mandates. Attorney Simone Chriss claimed it would have a “devastating impact.” This was his response: “I understand you’re not a clinician or a physician.” “Did you say devastating impact?” Chriss: “I did.” Dr. Ladapo: “There are other states in this country that do not mandate three of the vaccines that we’re removing.” “There are many, many countries that don’t mandate any vaccines.” “Canada.” “Australia.” “Denmark.” “Sweden.” “The United Kingdom.” “Many of these countries actually have life expectancies that are longer than this country has.” “It’s actually sort of perverse to think that you could separate parental rights from public health.” “Engaged parents are the reason that children eat healthier diets.” “Engaged parents are the reason that children exercise.” “Engaged parents are the reason that children go to school and learn, which is a huge predictor of future health.” “This idea of a devastating impact, I mean, talk about not supported by evidence.” Florida is refusing to back down from their plan to end mandates for Hep B, chickenpox, Hib, and pneumococcal shots. @FLSurgeonGen @HealthyFla
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I used to be a Mark Carney supporter. But Canada 🇨🇦 is not a corporation its my home 🏠🇨🇦 my values, my heritage and my culture, mark Carney lied about immigration its over 300,000 than he reported. I supported his EU goals, no more he can’t be trusted so to @MarkCarney I say I am not European but I AM CANADIAN 🔥🇪🇺🔥🇪🇺🔥🇪🇺🔥🇪🇺🔥🇪🇺!! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
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“The lack of violent crime was shocking,” Superintendent Morris testified October 19, 2022 at the Public Order Emergency Commission. “I mean, even in the arrest and charges considering the whole thing in totality.” “I want to be clear on this,” said Morris. “We produced no intelligence to indicate these individuals would be armed. There has been a lot of hyperbole around that.”
Supreme Court to hear feds' final appeal over legality of emergency powers & bank freeze against peaceful #FreedomConvoy protestors. Lower courts ruled cabinet's action was lawless.  blacklocks.ca/last-appeal-on… #cdnpoli
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Yesterday I received overwhelming interest in the changes we are not told about to six banks in Canada that will be implementing 'Programmable Digital Currency.' Not to be confused with bitcoin. The EU Parliament speaker is warning about the dangers Carney is bringing to Canada. The banks involved are BMO-CIBC-National Bank-RBC-Scotia Bank-TD: Take Note This Is The Same System Communist China Is Now Using To Control It's People. Are You Seeing It Yet.
‘GATES & EPSTEIN PLANNED WHAT?!’ Economist’s SHOCKING Claims Spark Global Uproar
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Since 2020 our Liberal Government has spent $54 billion dollars on “Green initiatives” They gave $26 billion to Ukraine, during the last decade they have spent $11.2 billion dollars overseas on “gender studies” and have spent $44 billion dollars on “development assistance” across several countries. That’s $135 billion dollars on just these 4 things alone. If a Government can give that much money away, we are being taxed too much. To put that number into perspective you could build 20-30 mega hospitals across Canada, or up to 90 Large regional hospitals. With zero accountability comes unimaginable abuse of tax payers money.
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Female athletes are speaking out about their concerns over the fairness and safety of having biological males compete in women’s sports. The Liberal Secretary of Sport turns a blind eye to their concerns, dismissing them as a “simply stupid, conservative pseudo fantasy.” Women’s voices continue to be dismissed and ignored, raising the question: when will the Liberals start listening to the women directly affected by these policies?
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Bruce Pardy just described something Canadians have been living through so gradually that many have stopped noticing how extraordinary it is. Government now has a say in virtually everything. We are taxed at work, at the store, at the pump and at home. Property increasingly feels less like something you own and more like something you’re permitted to keep—provided you continue paying for the privilege. Then Pardy says it plainly: “Canada has become a grift.” Listen to his argument and then look around. How many layers of government, regulation, taxation, licensing and protected interests now stand between Canadians and the simple business of living their own lives? At what point did we become so accustomed to it that we stopped asking where legitimate government ends and our individual liberty begins? We still call ourselves free. Perhaps it’s worth occasionally taking inventory of how much freedom still belongs to us without permission, a licence, a tax, a fee or the government’s approval. Perhaps the most unsettling thing about Bruce Pardy’s speech isn’t how radical it sounds. It’s how familiar it feels. @PardyBruce
Canada in 2026: a managerial society where government has a say in everything. Property is a privilege, taxes are inescapable, and personal choices are dictated. StateOfOurNation.ca Gala 2026, Burlington, ON #Canada #StateOfOurNation #Gala2026
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mamabear3 retweeted
It has come to my attention that I have been denounced by @Advocates_Soc for criticizing judicial decisions — and yes, individual judges. Here's the thing. When someone, for example, spends her lawyerly career writing op-eds in favour of migration and calling herself an activist, and then becomes a federal judge, and from that seat allows all sorts of undesirables to remain in Canada on weak grounds, people are free to draw a connection from A to B. When a judge, for example, spends his lawyer years advocating fiercely for more race-based law, and then later throws out gun charges of black men on his (unsupported) assertion that police were racist during their arrests, people are free to question whether he's really a fair adjudicator. When a judge, for example, says that a ban on drug trafficking is unconstitutional, and then *applauds* vigilante drug dealers for their self-proclaimed safe supply program — applauds them for supporting the business of organized crime and feeding the addictions of street people — that's beyond the pale. You're worried about democracy being poisoned? Worry about the judge who threw out Parliament's law against selling heroin because she felt it was "common sense" that it was supported by science. I agree that it's not right to criticize a judge personally for impartially applying the law and coming to an unpopular decision (which they may even privately disagree with). But when their professional history, or their conduct in court, suggests allegiance to a cause that they happen to be ruling softly on, it will get noticed. Bringing the administration of justice into disrepute is a two-way street, you know.
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mamabear3 retweeted
Imagine cutting elderly benefits as the first choice of action. Not special interest groups. Not foreign wars. Not immigrant benefits. Not government bloat. Canadian seniors.
The problem with Communism is that eventually you run out of other people’s money…
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Canada…we can’t be this stupid. #cdnpoli #canada #trade #tariffs
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mamabear3 retweeted
Mother Just Gave The Best Rant You'll Hear Today Against Woke Culture in Classrooms at H.S Board
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Total clown show. Mark Carney announces his wife at the UN, who he appointed as Canada's first Ocean Envoy and will Chair the Our Ocean Conference, and $82M for UN ocean monitoring initiatives. Carney's wife, who is unelected, will now have direct policy influence and will work on "ocean conservation and climate action". Just the usual nepotism in the banana republic of Canada.
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