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The difference between Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre is crystal clear.
One’s lifting kettlebells.
The other’s lifting Trump’s tariffs.
Elbows up! 🇨🇦
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I do find it a little bit funny that Carney constantly questions the patriotism of his political opponents while also constantly wishing he could be part of a different continent that he clearly considers better than his own.
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3 years ago, as a politician, I warned about the rising threat of Islamic Terrorism.
Doug Ford kicked me out of the Ontario PC Party after the National Council of Canadian Muslims accused me of "Islamophobia".
Doug Ford, you idiotic FAT FUCK, your hands are covered in blood.
The shooting at the consulate was conducted by a pro-Iran terror group called Kata’ib Hizballah.
Now a police officer has been murdered while trying to investigate their actions.
When will the government start taking these terrorist threats seriously?
Suspect at large
The shooting at the consulate was conducted by a pro-Iran terror group called Kata’ib Hizballah. Now a police officer has been murdered while trying to investigate their actions.
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Replying to @sarobertson_
Pierre is doing something Liberals hate: pointing to results.
Balanced budgets. Lower taxes. Lower crime. More affordability. That was not some fantasy period invented for a campaign clip. It was a reminder that Canada once had a federal government that treated taxpayers like citizens, not like ATMs with winter coats.
The Liberal response is always the same tired sneer: “That was years ago.”
Yes. Exactly. And what happened after?
Debt exploded. Housing became unreachable. Food bank use surged. Crime got worse. Taxes piled up. Energy was handcuffed. Productivity flatlined. Young Canadians got priced out of adulthood while Ottawa congratulated itself for compassion.
So when Pierre says those were better days, he is not selling nostalgia. He is making a comparison.
Competence versus chaos.
Paycheques versus slogans.
Results versus excuses.
Canada does not need another lecture from people who broke the country and now want applause for noticing the smoke.
It needs a government that remembers affordability is not a press release.
It is whether people can live.
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🇨🇳🛂⚖️🇨🇦 : Liberal MP Maggie Chi explains that non citizens should not have to surrender their passports after being charged with a serious crime.
Maggie claims it would lead to the stigmatization of non citizens & wouldn't provide equal justice under the Charter.
Maggie Chi was born in Mainland China and won the heavily CCP influenced riding of Don Valley North.
A riding Joe Tay was running in, as the CPC candidate.
The PRC / CCP put a $1 million HK$ bounty on the head of Joe Tay leading up to the 2025 election.
Former Liberal MP Paul Chiang said his supporters could collect the bounty if they took Joe Tay to the Chinese consulate.
What happened to Joe Tay and the CCP intimidation of the Chinese diaspora in the Don Valley riding leading up to the election, is proof CCP interference is a very serious, ongoing crisis.
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Joe Biden is said to be devastated over the loss of Jesse Jackson and is sending condolences to his brothers Michael, Tito, and Jermaine.
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Young woman lays out the hopelessness many Canadian youth are feeling
📸 @VicToryaTalks
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You're out drinking and having a little fun. It's the first snow you've seen in Oklahoma in your lifetime. Naturally you think because it's below 32 degrees for more than 2 hours, ponds are safe to drive on like northerners do... then reality strikes.
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Replying to @liberal_party
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Sweet baby Jesus.
Will you people stop fixating on the US and look at the hurdles we need to face and overcome domestically.
All this “we’re not the 51st state” talk is just lip service when we’re 100% engulfed and obsessed with US related news.
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Replying to @ryangerritsen
Replying to @wideawake_media
His belief that China’s customers will replace America’s.
This is all a big business gamble. His belief is that one billion Chinese consumers will out spend the 350 million Americans and thus diminishing America’s relevantancy. Communist China has other plans, and America isn’t giving up on the fight.
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They don't have to face the consequences, you see. They're doing something that's defined the Canadian project for much of the last 10 years: People thinking themseves virtuous by prescribing sacrifice for others.
Replying to @TristinHopper @Cammer17
I get the sense that many Canadians are perfectly willing to damage their own country if it makes them feel like they’re hurting Donald Trump





























