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a coward

[Stephen Punwasi 🏚️📉🐈☃️ @StephenPunwasi]

Fun fact. 🇨🇦’s highest paid post-secondary administrator was Conestoga College’s president in 2024.

The president of a public college no one heard of until it imported 90% of its students…

… made more than prestigious university admin like the president of U of T? 🤔

[Holly Doan @hollyanndoan]

Minister proposes to weaken foreign registry mandated by Parliament 19 months ago. Draft regulations disclosed Saturday suggest penalties as modest as $50 fine and cash payments to foreign agents remain hidden: “Regulations would allow certain information not to be published.”
https://t.co/vmyTgN0CWB #cdnpoli

[bu/ac @buperac]

The representatives for Stellantis said that the Liberal Government never even bothered to read the contract that was worth billions of dollars. Not only that, the Liberals didn’t even have lawyers look over the contract.
What fucking retards.

[tobi lutke @tobi]

What you are actually doing here is to bribe nokia to put these jobs into Canada by paying hundreds of thousands of dollars per job from taxpayer money. What this does is to lower the cost basis of nokia per employee. This has been going on for decades, called FDI which all civil servants think is a good thing. I spent a lot of time explaining to civil servants in ottawa that its not good for our economy that American and Oversees branch offices can employ Canadians at half the cost to all the canadian companies around them due to these subsidies. We should not do them at all, they are toxic, at least in the tech sector.

It's never meat to be this way, but the situation that very often arises is: It's strictly worse inside of Canada to be a Canadian company compared to a company headquartered everywhere else.

This is a bad situation, because the fruits of the subsidized labor will accrue to the wealth of other countries and not Canada. It's tax payer money invested into locking up scarce high tech talent in jobs where they no longer contribute to the Canadian economy directly. Why

[Wiretap Media @WiretapMediaHQ]

💥REPORT: In true Banking Cartel fashion, Mark Carney cooked the books by reallocating $100 billion in Government operation costs into capital investments.

If a Canadian small business attempted this, it would suffer massive penalties and maybe even tax evasion charges.

[Dr. Leslyn Lewis @LeslynLewis]

The Canada Infrastructure Bank spent only $4 million on actual projects last year, yet paid $38 million in salaries and almost $9 million in bonuses.

Meanwhile, they project $204 million in credit losses. That's almost a quarter billion tax dollars lost.

The CIB's own numbers show that for every dollar taxpayers put in, they get about a penny of value back.

Despite these facts, the Liberals are pouring another $10 billion into their losing bank.

This government shows how out-of-touch it is, tossing billions into failing programs like it's pocket change, while hard-working Canadians line up at food banks just to afford the basics.

https://t.co/YBWDeGW8yA

[sammy 2.0 @Sammy_canada2]

Realtor Catherine Antwi (TFN Platinum Realty Inc. in Mississauga, ON) is openly celebrating illegal immigration, illegal work and loopholes to buy property in Canada. WTF?!

🎥 TT/cath.realtor

[BoZo @BozoHick]

this

[FactsOverFeelings 🇨🇦🇫🇷🇮🇪 @Bebejen1313]

@pocket_aces7777 Hahahaha I just downloaded it for you

[Stephen Punwasi 🏚️📉🐈☃️ @StephenPunwasi]

🇨🇦: Canada Post is losing money.

The left thinks that’s okay. The right thinks it now needs to be sold off.

The elites & their politicians? They don’t want you to realize that Canada Post’s losses were manufactured so they could loot a public asset.

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[Stephen Punwasi 🏚️📉🐈☃️ @StephenPunwasi]

🇨🇦 spends 11.6% of GDP on healthcare, 26% more than the OECD avg for countries w/universal healthcare.

Per capita ranks:
- doctors: 28th
- nurses: 16th
- somatic beds: 26th
- psychiatric beds: 25th

🇨🇦 doesn't need privatization—we need to ask where the f*ck our money is going.

[Stephen Punwasi 🏚️📉🐈☃️ @StephenPunwasi]

Modern fiat currency is only 54 years old.

People think they understand credit cycles, but that’s only two generations.

It’s not even old enough to get a senior discount, but please—tell me about how things have always been this way.

[John Lee Pettimore @JohnLeePettim13]

Why is Canada in so much debt?
Let me explain why.
Before 1974, we borrowed from the Bank of Canada interest-free.
In 1974, Pierre Elliott Trudeau decided to stop borrowing from the Bank of Canada interest-free.
Instead, he signed us up with the Basel Committee (formally the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision), formed in 1974 as a BIS-led group that agrees on standards for bank capital, liquidity, and funding.
Canada now borrowed money from the world's banks (the Basel Committee) with interest.
This decision was made without informing Canada’s parliament. It was such a fundamental policy change that it should not only have been debated in parliament but also put to a national referendum. Strangely, even when this became known, it was apparently never questioned by opposition parties, especially the NDP, nor revealed in the media.
In December 2011, COMER filed a lawsuit—a constitutional challenge to the Bank of Canada and the Minister of Finance for refusing to provide interest-free loans to federal and provincial governments.
The COMER case underwent five and a half years of litigation and reached the Supreme Court of Canada.
Tragically for Canada, its provinces, and people, the constitutional Bank of Canada case was ultimately dismissed by the highest court.
Who was in power? Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party.
So in the end, who is responsible for all Canada's debt? Pierre Elliott Trudeau and his son Justin.

[The Remanded @TheRemanded]

The word "immunity" will forever remind me of how Elections BC's CEO used it as a loophole to violate election laws—labeling voters as malicious for conducting a citizen inquiry into the 2024 BC election, then claiming this justified his legal immunity.

We Keep Going

[Stephen Punwasi 🏚️📉🐈☃️ @StephenPunwasi]

Pst… while the normies are sleeping—let’s talk about serial killers.

Specifically, the 70s boom & bust. Most experts attribute the disappearance of serial killers to improved social conditions.

What if the only thing that disappeared is the data? This gets wild.

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[BoZo @BozoHick]

@PrairieVeteran Significant BlackRock investment
Filings from August 2025 show that BlackRock made a major investment in Brookfield Asset Management sometime during the second quarter of 2025.
Massive ownership increase: On August 12, 2025, BlackRock filed a 13F-HR form disclosing a 1,372.91%

[Dan Mazier @DanMazierMP]

BREAKING

Conservatives are calling for an investigation into foreign corporations cashing in on Canadians’ blood.

The Globe and Mail reports that Spanish drugmaker Grifols is selling products made with plasma obtained from Canadian blood donations despite Canadian Blood Services promising that nothing would be sold offshore.

Now we've uncovered that Brookfield Asset Management has been aggressively trying to buy Grifols over the last year.

Carney is personally invested in Brookfield and could personally profit if a takeover goes through.

Canadians’ blood donations should save lives here, not line the pockets of foreign corporations or the Prime Minister.

Conservatives are demanding the Health Committee launch an immediate investigation.

Read our letter below.👇

[Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms @JCCFCanada]

The Justice Centre has been warning about the dangers of Bill C-2, the so called #StrongBordersAct. This article outlines many of the key concerns about the legislation.

https://t.co/VYt4H9vGQR

To stop this legislation, please sign our national petition at: https://t.co/PuIIGSTBEO

[Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦 @BezirganMocha]

Ever wondered how people earn MONEY doing NOTHING? Well, Alberta’s new police chief, Satpal Singh Parhar, seems to have the answer.

Here’s how our investigation uncovered chief Parhar’s secretive business ties to Huawei—the Chinese tech giant banned by the U.S. and Canada over national security and espionage concerns.

Chief Parhar deleted his LinkedIn profile just hours after I sent a media inquiry asking why these foreign business ties weren’t listed.

What did Premier Danielle Smith see in him that outweighs his lack of transparency?