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Scuba Dive Master, pilot, marathon runner, conspiracy theorist, ❤️Scotch, pronouns: nonwoke/get real. Happily Married, ExecProducer-No Agenda Podcasts, ITM!

[Viva Frei @thevivafrei]

Hey Carney, WE ALL HEARD what you said about the United States being a bigger threat than China.

We heard it.

And I will make sure nobody forgets.

You have caused Canada to become a national security threat to the Unites States of America.

[Answers4Sean 🇨🇦 @Answers4Sean]

My little captain.
😭😭😭😭💔

[dejanira @dejanirasilveir]

🚨DURO GOLPE A LA UE de Von der Leyen💥
La abogada holandesa Meike Terhorst ha destrozado los planes ilegales de la UE para el control masivo

«¡La UE NO ES un Estado soberano, NO PUEDE imponer NADA a los países miembros!»
¿La tiranía de la Identidad Digital? ¡Podemos tirarla a la basura!

BRAVO👏🔥UN GRAN EJEMPLO este es el trato que hay que dar al totalitarismo de Von der Leyen 🔥

[Canada has gone mad 🍎 @HaveWeAllGoneM1]

Carney keeps repeating “global solution.” Interesting choice of words.

No to building automobiles in Canada. That's his net-zero agenda.

But YES to building military vehicles for Europe's expanding war machine.

So much for saving Canada's auto industry. Apparently, turning it into part of the EU's military supply chain is the preferred “global solution.”

See it yet, Canada? 😏

[Bradshaw @myabradshaw78]

Mark Carney is definitely having a temper tantrum here. Clearly doesn’t like being asked about what he knew all along with Stellantis. But where’s our $15B in taxpayer money is the question??

[G.M. Forbes @gmforbes35]

While you are deciding whether to pay your electricity bill or buy food, you can sleep well knowing you are paying for 6,000 bottles of wine so MP's can "maintain their expected standards" in the parliamentary dining room.

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

If you haven’t heard this it’s an excellent 7 minutes worth listening too of MP Richard Bragdon regarding our Government’s endless grand proclamations & announcements which ultimately produce zero results for Canadians.

[cbcwatcher @cbcwatcher]

Carney’s “betrayal” act on the Brampton plant yesterday was pure theatre

He called the Stellantis sale to Roshel “unacceptable” and a betrayal of workers and Canada, vowing to enforce rights

Roshel’s CEO says they shared the plan with Ottawa months ago and got positive feedback. He’s puzzled why the government is now acting “all aggrieved”

CTV sources: the government was in over a dozen meetings, knew the terms, and didn’t block the deal—then feigned outrage once it went public
Carney's private engagement + public indignation. Classic Carney. Workers deserve clarity and jobs, not another performance

Carney's pattern with the Gordie Howe Bridge, Trump negotiations, climate / “net zero” record, Davos “values-based realism” speech: Strong public language of principle, betrayal, or resistance, followed by concessions, private knowledge/engagement, or actions that undercut the stated position

This Stellantis “betrayal” performance fits the same template @MarkJCarney

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

Wow.
CEO Roman Shimonov of Roshel just admitted he told the Carney Government months ago they were going to buy the Stellantis Brampton plant, the BNN host say then surprised why are they acting angry over the news?
Guess what, that’s exactly what they are doing, ACTING as to not look bad to the 2000 workers out of a job. Our Government pretending to act surprised about all of this is a scandal. They knew full well what was going on.

[Answers4Sean 🇨🇦 @Answers4Sean]

Lest we forget.
I taught Sean to always honour and respect our veterans.
He took it to heart.
He was chosen to recite In Flanders Fields in front of his whole school.
Ya, he was special.
♥️♥️♥️😭😭😭

[Robin Monotti @robinmonotti]

Russell Brand you say? This photo was taken in London, at Ghislaine Maxwell's home. Virginia Giuffre was 17. London’s Metropolitan Police received allegations of trafficking for sexual exploitation involving Epstein, Maxwell, & the London encounter with Andrew as early as 2015. They interviewed Giuffre and assessed the material, but in November 2016 decided NOT TO OPEN a full criminal investigation. The force reviewed that decision again in 2019, 2021, and 2022; the position stayed the same.

[J Lawrence @Lucas_Ranch]

The only reason the @liberal_party is hell bent on admitting more immigrants, when we have no jobs, no homes, no food, and no appetite for more…is votes.

Got it? VOTES.

Anyone insinuating otherwise is lying or stupid. Are you lying or stupid?

[Elliot Daigneault @hrh_elliot]

Carney is MAD for getting bypassed!

Quebec’s new Premier, PSPP, sent out 59 letters to American Senators and State Governors to promote economic ties between Quebec and their respective States.

When Carney found out, he WARNED PSPP that trade was of federal jurisdiction.

This is what PSPP had to say about it:

PSPP: “Mr. Carney would like us to stay off the ice and never set foot on the rink because he wants the entire rink to himself.

But we, in Quebec, have always claimed our rightful place. That’s what I’m doing with these letters, and that’s what previous governments have done.

And he’s being a little contradictory because he says that if you’re not at the table, you’re on the menu.

So, I don’t know which Mr. Carney to actually believes…”

JOURNALIST: So your intention is not to go around him, if that’s what you’re suggesting.

PSPP: “What I’m saying is that I will do what I believe is in the best interests of Quebec and Quebecers, because I am the Premier of Quebec, and Mr. Carney is not my boss. He cannot stop me from doing what we have always done.

That means having an international presence that allows us to represent our interests.

So, expect to see, over the coming months, a Quebec that takes its rightful place on the world stage.

I said it during the election campaign.”

[Matthew | MCGA/MAGA 🇨🇦🇺🇸🫡 @Mattpetti32]

The UN has just admitted to what we knew all along.

Climate Change is nothing more than a hoax designed to milk as much money as possible out of the taxpayer.

Guess what was a major theme in Mark Carney's 2026 Budget? Climate Change.

Every single bit of money you were ever made to pay into the Carbon Tax should be repaid to you in full and cucks who pushed this scam belong in prison!

[VictoriaL59 @Victoria59L]

What am I missing 🤦‍♀️⁉️

Ottawa just sent $16 MILLION to a national park in GUINEA.

Part of that money pays for training in “feminist climate justice.”🤦‍♀️

Meanwhile, in Banff, Canada’s national park search-and-rescue dog program is being shut down after 55 years. 🐕

These dogs find lost kids, injured hikers and avalanche victims. Banff gets 4+ million visitors a year, and avalanche season is right around the corner.

Parks Canada says rescue coverage will continue by “other means.”

So here’s the question: why is there money for a foreign park but not for the dogs protecting ours?

Should Canada’s parks come first?

#cdnpoli #canada #ottawa #canadafirst

[Marc Nixon @MarcNixon24]

CBC is despicable

They refused to keep the liberal government accountable for the most atrocious failure imaginable

Thousands of people just lost their high paying jobs

Liberal should be losing their jobs as well

[Theo Fleury @TheoFleury14]

The Prime Minister Is the Security Threat
Why Carney Must Resign
He said it on camera.
The security risks of the partnership are "much much much less than the security risks, for example, of the United States."
Read that again. The Prime Minister of Canada just told you China is the safe bet and America is the threat.
That is not a slip. That is not a misquote. That is the man telling you exactly how he sees the world. And how he sees the world is a danger to this country.
A Prime Minister has one job above all the others. Know who the enemy is. Know who your friends are. Don't mix them up.
Carney has them backwards. And that makes him the security threat.
Look at the record. This is not one comment. This is a pattern.
Not long ago, Carney himself called China one of Canada's biggest security threats. Then he got the job, flew to Beijing, sat down with Xi Jinping, and signed a "strategic partnership" with them. He cut the tariff on Chinese electric vehicles from 100% down to 6%. He came home and told us the deal "sets us up well for the new world order."
His words. Not mine.
The same China that locked up two Canadians — Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor — and held them hostage for over a thousand days. The same China our own foreign interference inquiry named our most persistent threat. The same China running police stations on Canadian soil — at least eighteen of them that we know of — while the RCMP investigated and laid no charges.
That is the country Carney calls safe. That is the country he calls a partner.
And America? The country that has stood next to us for a century. The country that buys three-quarters of everything we sell. The country whose soldiers have fought beside ours. That is the country he now points at and calls the risk.
His own military has even modelled what a US invasion would look like. Not a Chinese invasion. An American one. That is how upside down this has become. The government is war-gaming the ally and doing business with the adversary.
You don't have to like everything America does. I don't. But there is a difference between a neighbour you argue with and a regime that jails your people, steals your technology, and runs secret police stations in your cities. A Prime Minister who can't tell the difference is not fit to hold the job.
This is what a security threat actually looks like. It doesn't always come in a uniform. Sometimes it comes in a suit, standing at a podium, telling you the danger is your oldest friend while he opens the door to the people who mean you harm.
Every day he stays, the door opens wider. More deals. More access. More of our critical minerals, our technology, our sovereignty handed over to a regime that has never once acted in Canada's interest. And every day, the country that actually defends this continent gets treated like the enemy.
He was never elected to do this. He was selected. And now he's using the job to turn Canada away from its friends and toward its adversaries, in broad daylight, on camera, in his own words.
That is not leadership. That is not a policy disagreement. That is a Prime Minister who has become a serious security threat to his own country.
Resign.
Not at the next election. Not when it's convenient. Now.
Canada cannot afford a Prime Minister who thinks China is safe and America is the enemy. The job is to protect this country. He is doing the opposite. And the only fix is for him to go.

[Tamara Lich @LichTamara]

You mean mass immigration, more $ for propaganda media, grants for selected artists, and skyrocketing debt isn’t the win the Liberals thought it was?

Colour me shocked. 😳

[Mario ZNA @MarioBojic]

UK rape and sexual assault sentences!

You can't make this shit up!