Jonny5AB

I'm not a robot I just don't like working for the TAXMAN, Economics, Christian, citizen of the new Republic of Alberta Read VOF

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"More loyal to central bankers" than the people.

[MBrant75 @MBrant75]

This Larry Summers?

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https://t.co/eJJak0uTg6

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"a republic IF you can keep it"

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@MarcNixon24 5👀

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@TruthFringe That makes sense, Northern Ireland’s economy is heavily dependent on public sector employment and relies on subsidies from London.

[TastyGizmo @tastygizmo]

@CTVNationalNews I heard his grandfather shot a 38-under-par 34 on an 18-hole regulation course..
https://t.co/ZgfnnMr80x

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@richard_do88659 Yep

[🇨🇦 Antonio Tweets @AntonioTweets2]

Here conservative MP Matt Strauss talks about back the absolute failure that is the liberal E prescription service. “In 2016, the Liberals announced $40 million in funding to develop a national e-prescribing service – PrescribeIT – that promised to replace paper prescriptions and fax machines. Ten years later, the cost to taxpayers had exploded to over $300 million, while less than five percent of prescriptions are sent through this program. “Earlier this year, Canada Health Infoway quietly voted to terminate the program. Despite this, Mark Carney’s Health Minister has shown no concern for the cost of the failure, proclaiming during Question Period that ‘the money has been spent!’ “PrescribeIT is a $300 million Liberal scandal hiding in plain sight. Canada Health Infoway was picked to design the program, which then paid TELUS Health to develop it, but TELUS may have outsourced the work even further, while failing to achieve results. $300 Million gone forever. There needs to be a full fraud investigation from the attorney general and the RCMP. #canada #liberalgovernmentofcanada #forcanada2026 #governmentfraudincanada

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@JohnCleese Supply and demand of food for instance is an opportunity cost calculation that needs all input factors big and small from the farmer to the fork to the insurance broker including the consequences of bad policy. (A 4oz bird might carry a coconut if it grabs it by the husk.)😆

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@MBrant75 Oh I know all about the work labour pool wage schemes. I used to work for a division of MAGNA.

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@RebelNews_CA @SheilaGunnReid Quebec's were ours isn't.

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@RebelNews_CA @SheilaGunnReid How is this referendum legally binding?

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I'm convinced if countries can let go of this obsession with world governing authorities and go back to production and trade everything will be fine.
The banking system has a virus and it's embedded in the globalist ideology at the center.

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@Coralie4955 @xpmike

[The Shawn Johnson Podcast @ShawnJohnsonPod]

Ep 65: Tajana Cekic - Canada's Collapse, Truth-Seeking, Tyranny & Escaping the Madness
@truthseer01011

[Rise Of Alberta @RiseOfAlberta]

The Canadian political establishment fears Alberta independence for one simple reason:

Once someone fully understands the issue, the system never gets them back.

Once you see that confederation is structurally unfair, that Alberta is exploited, and that our wealth is extracted to fund the rest of the system, it becomes painfully obvious.

This cannot be fixed by electing a different federal government.

The only real option left is independence.

[Jonny5AB @Jonny5AB]

@JeffreyRWRath Yes

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@CoryBMorgan That's how they fixem in California

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Morning worker bees
https://t.co/bUqFsUIzKw

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@WSOnlineNews Is the constitutional question legally binding?