Carol Flather

[James Manson @JamesManson6263]

Anyone who says that “no one could make a deal with Trump” is just making excuses for our own inept government.

Lots of other countries made deals with Trump.

It’s not him. It’s us.

[Jamie Bonkiewicz @JamieBonkiewicz]

Normalize cutting politicians off mid-word-salad and saying, “Answer the fucking question.”

[🦢 @Fairyuxfhe]

“If that’s assault, then every woman’s been assaulted.”
Exactly. Start there.

[Dr. Sydney Watson @SydneyLWatson]

I unironically fully support forcing politicians to live out the shit they vote for.

You want open borders? Your house is now a sancutary for illegals and "asylum seekers"

They aren't allowed to vet these illegals either. They get what they're given. Seeing that's exactly what they're happy subjecting the rest of us to. 🙂

[Capitán General de los Tercios @capTercio]

Así son las calles de Ceuta por la noche.
¿Tú saldrías? ¿Tú dejarías a tu mujer, a tu madre, a tu hermana o a tu hija salir sola? ¿Tú dejarías a tus hijos ir al colegio?
Pues llevan así 30 días y el gobierno no hace absolutamente nada.

[Vote Canada @VoteCanadaCom]

Men took horses onto a public beach in Surrey and rode them through the water while swinging large swords. Surrey Parks, Recreation and Cultural Facilities Regulation Bylaw 13480 section 59 forbids any person who owns or has custody of a horse from allowing that horse onto any beach inside a park unless signs expressly permit it. No such posting exists for ordinary public beaches in the city. Section 74 of the same bylaw also forbids holding a performance, gathering or similar event in a park without a permit from the General Manager. Doing it anyway is an offence under section 82. On summary conviction the bylaw itself sets the range at a minimum of $200 and a maximum of $50,000 plus the costs of the prosecution, and each day the violation continues is a separate offence.

The swords engage the Criminal Code. Section 88 makes it an offence to carry or possess a weapon for a purpose dangerous to the public peace. A sword is a weapon under the Code’s definition because it is designed to cause injury. Riding horses in shallow water on a public beach while waving those blades is the conduct the section covers. The offence is hybrid. If the Crown proceeds by summary conviction the maximum is 2 years less a day in jail and a $5,000 fine. If the Crown proceeds by indictment the maximum is 10 years in prison. A conviction also opens the door to a weapons prohibition order.

That is the law as written. The beach rule is not optional. The permit rule is not optional. Section 88 is not optional. When those provisions are applied as they stand, the people who brought the horses and the blades onto the beach face the fines, the possible jail time, and the weapons ban the statutes already attach to the conduct.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

[CTV News @CTVNews]

Icelandic voters reject a proposal to restart negotiations to join the European Union https://t.co/DiMc5Ze4gj

[Boudica’s Daughters @boudicasarmy]

▪️Burning not one but TWO women.

▪️Whilst sat in the same rubber dinghy as them.

▪️In the middle of the English Channel.

That’s some damn commitment to violence against women.

I’m guessing they didn’t get to read the Home Office pamphlet before leaving France?

[James Manson @JamesManson6263]

A government that cannot conclude a free trade agreement with the largest and closest economic market to our country is not fit to govern.

Period.

It demonstrates absolutely catastrophic incompetence.

[Keith Wilson @ikwilson]

Albertans understand what it means to have our economic future shaped by decisions made elsewhere. Independence is not about trading Ottawa for Washington, or exchanging one dependency for another.

It is about Albertans governing ourselves, controlling our own resources, and dealing with both Canada and the United States as a confident and self-governing people. @jkenney

[Juno News @junonewscom]

Canada’s foreign influence registry has been operating since Aug. 4. But nearly a month later, not a single registration has been made public.

The commissioner's office confirmed to Juno News it has received submissions, but refused to say how many.

https://t.co/CF6ZtnNbiR

[Pauly Tremonte @PaulyTremonte]

If you are Canadian and more mad about Trump renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America than you were when Trudeau changed the words in our national anthem, you may be a complete moron.

Elbows down ass up!

[YEGWhisper @YEGWhisper]

Why didn’t these fools understand that the federal government didn’t have to build a pipeline?

A private company was building it, and Trudeau’s over-regulatory burden made the company walk away.

[govt.exe is corrupt @govt_corrupt]

The economy has been shitting the bed for over a decade.

Liberals: it's Harper's fault, covid, climate change,Trump' fault.

We get one good quarter of positive economic news.

Liberals: we're so fucking great. Our plan is working.

I'm so sick of these gaslighting clowns.

[Marc Nixon @MarcNixon24]

FORMER FOREIGN AFFAIRS MINISTER JUST TORE MARK CARNEY APART🔥🇨🇦

If the U.S. trade deal is dead why won’t Carney release the deal Canada walked away from?

Why isn’t Parliament being recalled?

Why aren’t MPs being forced to explain what happens next while Canadian jobs, businesses and livelihoods are getting destroyed?

This is not some abstract Ottawa debate.

People are losing contracts.

Investment is freezing.

Families are getting squeezed.

And the government’s response is basically:

“Trust us.”

No.

If the deal collapsed, RELEASE THE DOCUMENTS.

If the country is entering a prolonged trade war, RECONVENE PARLIAMENT.

If Canadians are expected to carry the pain, they deserve to know exactly what decisions were made in their name.

And after this interview, I wouldn’t be shocked if CTV thinks twice before inviting him back.

[Warren Kinsella @kinsellawarren]

The memo didn’t just avoid the word “terrorism.” It rewrote the event itself: “The hijackings led to passenger jet crashes.”
No mention that those hijackings were a coordinated mass-murder plot that killed nearly 3,000 people, including two dozen Canadians.
That is not journalism. That is sanitizing history.
https://t.co/gHUzAGtD9w

[Nana0000 @Nana00018487212]

She does not speak for Canada.
She is not an MP. She quit in January.
She is not in cabinet.
She works for the Rhodes Trust in Oxford and advises Zelenskyy.
CNBC booked a former deputy PM. That is a costume.
She told Americans we will “take the pain.” She will not.
We will — on Sept. 8, in the cart, in the shop that buys American kit.
If sovereignty is worth the bill, open the House and publish the term sheet.
A Zoom from Oxford is not a mandate.

[Chris Selley @cselley]

The collective shrieking from Ontario Cottage Country over this not-very-outrageous statement is at least *somewhat* demonstrating her point, I feel like.

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

Now the media is pushing the narrative that the Alberta referendum is responsible for a rise in hate.
They keep putting out these stories because it gets buried into the psyche of Canadians. If you want to separate, your a racist, if you don’t want to take the injection, your a racist, rinse and repeat. We live in a mind controlled environment in Canada. Don’t think for yourself, let the media & politicians do it for you.

[Moose on the Loose @dsimieritsch]

CBC is an embarrassment to Canada.