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28 year veteran of the RCN.

Have completely had it with the ignorant Liberal idiots and their supreme leader. The Canada I grew up in and served IS broken.

[Carrie Sakamoto @CarrieSak]

Yesterday,I had the opportunity to speak directly with Premier Danielle Smith and ask her about bringing the Vaccine Injury Support Program under provincial jurisdiction to better support those affected here in Alberta.
As someone injured by the vaccine and sharing my story on Day 1 of the upcoming Allison Inquiry, advocating for real support, accountability, and local solutions remains my top priority.
#Alberta #DanielleSmith #VaccineInjurySupport #AllisonInquiry #Lethbridge #PatientAdvocacy #AlbertaPolitics

[Melanie In Saskatchewan @saskatchewan_in]

📰 WRONG PRIORITIES!
(Canada's immigration system was exploited by organized crime. Ottawa's bigger concern seems to be what YOU say about it🫵🏻.)

Imagine telling your daughter she can’t play outside because another business owner in the city was just threatened by organized crime.

Then, imagine explaining that the government seems far more interested in whether someone says the wrong thing about it online than whether the people making those threats should have been in Canada in the first place. That isn’t just frustrating, it’s backwards!

Every month Canadians send billions of dollars to Ottawa expecting government to do the basics: secure the border, enforce the law, and protect families. Instead, it increasingly feels like we’re paying a security company that spends more time playing computer solitaire than watching the front door.

That’s the real story behind the classified #CBSA intelligence report that has now come to light.

According to reporting by @globalnews, Canada’s own border intelligence concluded that India’s Bishnoi gang exploited Canada’s international student and temporary resident programs to establish and expand a criminal network here.

The report describes organized crime using study permits and work permits to recruit members, facilitate extortion, and expand operations across Canada. It also details the dramatic rise in criminal charges involving some study permit holders and identifies Goldy Brar as entering Canada on a student visa in 2017 before allegedly becoming one of the gang’s most notorious figures. Now read that one more time.

Canada didn’t just fail to stop organized crime. According to our own intelligence, organized crime identified weaknesses in our immigration system and used them. Meanwhile, what has Ottawa been laser-focused on?

Speech. Specifically… your speech.

Bill C-9 expands hate-crime laws, while police services across Canada are encouraging citizens to report hate incidents, including conduct that may not itself be criminal. In this day of “everything is offensive” what exactly is hateful? According to former Liberal PM @JustinTrudeau, every person “experiences” things differently, so think about the message that sends:

• Foreign criminal organizations exploit our immigration system.

• Citizens who point it out are told to be careful what they say.

That isn’t public safety, that’s staged political theatre. So before the usual accusations begin from the easily triggered leftists out there, let’s clear something up right now…

This isn’t about ethnicity, and it’s not about nationality, nor is it just about immigrants. We are told by the Liberal government of Canada that the overwhelming majority of immigrants come here to work hard, obey the law, and build better lives. They’re victims too.

They are the small business owners being extorted. They’re the families living under threats. They are the honest newcomers whose reputations are damaged because governments refuse to deal decisively with the relatively small number of criminals abusing Canada’s generosity.

A functioning immigration system protects immigrants every bit as much as it protects everyone else. But somewhere along the way, Ottawa developed an allergy to making obvious distinctions.

Criticize a terrorist gang? Risk being accused of spreading hate. Demand that non-citizens convicted of serious crimes be deported under Canadian law? Apparently, that’s controversial now.

Meanwhile, the gang carrying out shootings, intimidation and extortion somehow became yesterday’s news. That tells you everything about Liberal priorities, not outcomes.

It’s the optics the Liberals seem to be concerned about, not the criminal stealing your car or shaking you down for money. It’s also not enforcement they’re concerned about either… it’s the messaging. It feels like it’s not about Canadians at all, so much as the Liberal Party narratives and their desire to be seen as doing something in order to curry favour that translates to election votes. To be blunt, the Liberal government playbook appears to be:

• Protect the image at all costs!
• Manage the headlines religiously!
• Hope nobody notices the front door is still open and has the temerity to point it out!

If the government genuinely wants Canadians reporting hate, then perhaps Canadians should take it at its word and report ALL of it?!

If someone publicly glorifies Hamas or another listed terrorist organization, report it. If someone threatens Canadians because of their religion, race, or ethnicity, report it. If demonstrators openly celebrate violence or chant for the destruction of another people, report it! If you see conduct that appears to unlawfully discriminate against Canadians because of their race, report it to the appropriate hate speech authority. If the job ad you're responding to says white people need not apply... report that shite.

If police services are inviting Canadians to report hate, then the standard shouldn’t change depending on who’s committing it!

Hate doesn’t become acceptable because it’s imported, and hate doesn’t become diversity because the person expressing it is on a visa.

Afterall, hate is hate right? If the rules apply equally, then Canadians should expect them to be enforced equally. If they don’t, perhaps this was never really about combatting hate. Maybe… just maybe it was always about deciding whose hate counts more?

This isn’t an isolated failure either. It’s another example of the governing philosophy Canadians have watched for years:

👉🏻 Borders became "unwelcoming."
👉🏻 Screening became "problematic."
👉🏻 Enforcement became "insensitive."
👉🏻 Common sense became "divisive."

And yet, somehow asking government to enforce Canadian law became more offensive than the people breaking it. I do not know a single soul that voted for that, do you? The tragedy is that ordinary Canadians, including thousands of honest immigrants, are paying the price.

Business owners pay extortion money, families lose their sense of safety, all while police chase increasingly sophisticated criminal networks. To add insult to injury, taxpayers fund the entire mess, then they’re told to watch their words if they talk about it. You couldn't invent a more absurd contradiction.

Except this isn’t satire folks, it’s your Liberal government’s public policy!

A government’s first responsibility isn’t protecting politicians from uncomfortable conversations. It also isn’t protecting failed #Liberal government policies from criticism and it’s definitely not protecting criminals from deportation when they commit crimes.

A government’s FIRST responsibility is protecting the people who built this country, the people who immigrated here legally, and every family trying to live peacefully under Canadian law. Everything else comes after that.

Until #Ottawa remembers that simple truth, Canadians will keep wondering why the government seems so determined to investigate the people pointing at the fire instead of the ones holding the matches.

Prove me wrong… I'll wait.

❤️ Melanie

#cdnpoli #TheAbsurdityOfLiberals

🔗 Links to article below👇🏻

[Jasmin Laine @JasminLaine]

The far-left rewired how we live, work, speak, and raise our kids… and somehow the right is the “oppressive” one. So where’s the payoff???

Divorce rates, loneliness, anxiety, debt, political violence, insecurity—all up. Is anyone actually happier?

Honestly, Is there one “marginalized” group who protested, got the laws changed in their favour, accepted the apologies of whoever they were hard done by and said… “finally, I can live in peace”? Who no longer feels the need to change their profile picture or update their bio for the next cause in 6 months?

If the revolution worked… you’d expect some sort of peace you could point to by now. Except everyone just seems angry (if not angrier… even after some wins), depressed, broke and exhausted.

[The Babylon Bee @TheBabylonBee]

Behavioral Scientists Now Believe Feminists Are Always Angry Because They Don't Have A Man To Tell Them To Calm Down https://t.co/uC9OvBwB2F

[🇨🇦Andrea-Freedom-Gal™🇨🇦 @awakeandseeing]

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[Canada Proud @WeAreCanProud]

After passing a law banning people from quoting "hateful" Bible verses the Liberals don't like, they're now trying to root out religion from the military.

This is unacceptable. We stand with our men and women in uniform, whether they're religious or secular, to get the religious guidance they need and want while serving in one of Canada's most dangerous jobs.

[Melanie In Saskatchewan @saskatchewan_in]

🔎 I searched your public timeline looking for something very specific.

I couldn't find a statement condemning the October 22, 2014 Islamist terrorist attack on Parliament Hill that murdered Corporal Nathan Cirillo. Not even in memoriam.

I couldn't find a statement condemning the October 20, 2014 ISIS-inspired attack that killed Warrant Officer Patrice Vincent. Also not in memoriam.

I couldn't find any acknowledgement of the Toronto 18, one of the most serious homegrown Islamist terror plots in Canadian history.

I also couldn't find a public condemnation of the dozens of Christian churches that were burned across Canada or the vandalism, removal, and destruction of statues honouring many of our country's founders and historical figures.

Why is that Gary?

You are quick to condemn hatred when it fits one narrative, yet your public record appears conspicuously silent when Canadians are murdered by Islamist extremists, when Christian churches are attacked, or when Canada's history and heritage are being erased.

That silence speaks louder than any press release.

It also reinforces something I've come to believe: the people entrusted with governing Canada should, in my opinion, be Canadians who were born here, raised here, and shaped by this country's history, traditions, and values from the very beginning. Leadership isn't just about holding office. It's about possessing an instinctive understanding of the nation you're entrusted to defend.

Canada deserves leaders who will condemn every act of violent extremism, religious intolerance, and political violence with the same moral clarity, regardless of the ideology behind it or who the victims happen to be.

Leadership isn't measured by selective outrage. It's measured by principled consistency and I don't see any sign of it in the Liberal ranks.

[Andrew Lawton @AndrewLawton]

This is absolutely egregious. The Liberal government has issued a directive barring military chaplains from doing prayers at military ceremonies. Instead, they're permitted only to do a non-religious "spiritual reflection" that cannot mention God.

[Eva Chipiuk, BSc, LLB, LLM @echipiuk]

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[Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @Tablesalt13]

‼️MAJOR BREAKING

SUPREME COURT OF CANADA RULES 9-0

and overrules all lower courts

to confirm that governments cannot place themselves above the law

specifically, that the political oversight over Justin Trudeau's WE Charity scandal does not replace judicial review.

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

In 2021 Theresa Tam even after Countries were reporting blood clots from the AstraZeneca vaccine continued to tell Canadians to take it.

She says in this clip that “the benefits of the AstraZeneca Covid 19 vaccine at protecting Canadians continues to outweigh the risk”

The vaccine was later removed from market due to it being unsafe.

When this ghoul be held accountable?

[Glenda M 🍎 @McfarlaneGlenda]

More than anything. 🙏🏻

[Eva Chipiuk, BSc, LLB, LLM @echipiuk]

If there is a possibility that ivermectin could have a role in treating certain cancers, the only reasonable response is to study it rigorously and follow the evidence wherever it leads.

And if you’re going to tell people to “trust the science,” you first have to do the science!

We must ask hard questions of anyone who dismissed or demonized ivermectin outright and ask whether politics got in the way.

We must also be honest about the incentives at play. Billions of dollars are involved in the pharmaceutical industry. Publicly traded pharmaceutical companies have legal obligations to their shareholders. That is why independent, transparent, and open scientific research is so essential.

If the goal is truly to help people, then every credible avenue deserves to be investigated without fear or politics. But if research is discouraged because it threatens financial interests, then we have a much bigger problem than ivermectin.

If the goal is truly to help people, then every credible avenue deserves to be investigated without fear or politics.

Because if promising avenues of research are dismissed before they are properly investigated, then this stops being just about ivermectin. It exposes a system where financial, political, or institutional interests may be influencing what questions are allowed to be asked.

People deserve answers, and they deserve science that follows the evidence, not the incentives.

[Martyupnorth®- Unacceptable Fact Checker @Martyupnorth]

Let's try it for a year. What have we got to lose?

[Rise Of Alberta @RiseOfAlberta]

After a decade of collapsing living standards, out-of-control government spending, reckless mass immigration, rising inflation and economic decline, Canadians went to the polls.

They voted for more of the exact same.

That is the reality Alberta conservatives need to confront.

Most Canadians do not fundamentally believe Canada is broken.

They do not share Alberta’s priorities, and they are not about to change direction anytime soon.

Outside Alberta and Saskatchewan, Canada voted further toward the left than California did.

There is currently no credible path to restoring responsible government from within Confederation.

The only viable path on the table is independence, so Albertans can take back control of our government, our prosperity and our future.

[Mario Zelaya @mario4thenorth]

Just remember, our government taxes us more than the US ever has & ever will.

Canadian Club:

Kansas City. $18.99 USD

Ontario: $67.95 CAD

These politicians are a bunch of jokers.

[Jasmin Laine @JasminLaine]

‘Even with U.S. tariffs, it’s still cheaper to sell in America than it is in Canada’

Give this man all of your business.

What 👏 a 👏 patriot!

[Tracey Wilson @TWilsonOttawa]

This was glorious. More please.

[Tamara Lich 🇨🇦 @LichTamara]

Calm down sir, this is only an application to vary my order 😂😂

[Melanie In Saskatchewan @saskatchewan_in]

Every Canadian should be able to speak their mind without wondering whether they'll eventually need a lawyer to explain what they meant.

That's why Bill C-9 matters.

Governments rarely take away freedoms all at once. They do it one carefully worded bill at a time, each one sold as "reasonable," "necessary," and "for your own good."

This isn't just about one piece of legislation.

It's about a governing philosophy that seems to believe Ottawa should referee more of what Canadians say, think, and express instead of focusing on the things government was actually hired to fix.

Housing.
Affordability.
Crime.
Productivity.

Those problems didn't disappear. They just became less politically convenient.

A government confident in its record doesn't need to keep expanding the rules around acceptable expression. It earns trust by solving problems.

Bill C-9 isn't the whole story.

It's another chapter in a pattern where government grows, discretion expands, and Canadians are asked to trust that every future government will exercise those new powers wisely.

History suggests that's not a bet free people should ever make.

#cdnpoli #BillC9 #FreeSpeech #Canada #CivilLiberties #MarkCarney