“We are not all like Mitch Proctor (@GaullistTory) where we all understand what happened in the 1635 battle of whatever”
Imagine the outcry if non-discrimination laws were actually enforced equally as they are written instead of only against the old stock of Western countries
In what possible way?
The ruling produced the bizarre and unworkable framework that Aboriginal title and fee simple can coexist on the same parcel of land.
It effectively means fee simple is no longer fee simple.
It’s moronic legalise that creates uncertainty.
Funny how people will complain about the Monarchy saying “it has no democratic legitimacy”
Yet the same people have no problem accepting that 9 unelected officials can and do overrule and rewrite laws created by elected officials.
Then if the elected officials dare challenge the 9 unelected officials they call it “undemocratic.”
Co-op Tory 🍁 retweeted
The lesson from BC is that conservatives shouldn't let an energized base dictate their choice of leader without considering the broader electorate. Lorne Doerkson's appeal lies in his contrast with both Kerry-Lynne Findlay and David Eby. Nobody until now seemed to learn from the last federal election. In trying to oppose Trudeau, Poilievre came to resemble the very thing he was opposing and when Trudeau left, Carney stood as a credible contrast. You don't need to build a conservative version of your opponent, especially when their own record is doing the work for you. You need to offer a credible alternative.
David Eby displayed Joe Clark levels of incompetence in calling an election.
One of the funniest self foot-shootings in Canadian political history.
Notice how those complaining about Canada engaging with Turkey have no issue with our engagement with Saudi Arabia?
They don’t actually care about “human rights.”
Their only concern is who is aligned with Israel.
Saudi Arabia is, Turkey isn’t. That’s their worldview.
It’s called geopolitics.
Why would Canada take a principled stand for no benefit to our global standing?
Ridiculous.
GOLDSTEIN: Mark Carney’s selective morality on human rights torontosun.com/opinion/colum…
Cleaning up our cities—drugs, crime, homelessness, litter, graffiti—is a non-negotiable.
Allowing disorder is a choice.
Section 33 must be invoked; the judges and bleeding-heart politicians can no longer steal from Canadians the peace and order that is our birthright.
Cars are the only thing we import from China that we should be concerned about the security of.
Don’t worry about any of the other household electronics, cell phones, TVs, etc.
You should only be afraid of Chinese cars because they might make their own street view or something.




















