mitch mitchell 🇨🇦 🎗️

Proud Canadian, of Irish and Scottish blood, loves in no order, both Celtic's (Glasgow& Boston), Raiders, Bruins and most of all humour and sarcasm 😜

[Ben Bankas @BenBankas]

Tim Hortons Boycott..

[Alex Jones @RealAlexJones]

Mumbai India is one GIANT LANDFILL and is representative of the entire nation.

Over 1,500,000,000. People are on their way from India to the West for all the free goodies and to bring their enriching culture.

In just the last five years, Texas rivers where I live have gone from pristine to dangerous trash dumps filled with floating Indian idols..

[Sassygal @Sassygal1971]

This is 1000% accurate

[CP24 @CP24]

2 arrested, 3 suspects wanted for allegedly stealing more than $35K of goods from Toronto stores https://t.co/zISbiU1rUH

[Concerned Canadian @Concern70732755]

What about our students that have large student debt to repay !!

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Shame on Mark Carney for forcing struggling single moms and small business owners in Canada to pay taxes for foreign aid to a place controlled by a terrorist dictatorship that refuses elections.

Cut foreign aid. Put Canadians first for once.

[Wild Clips @JCFights]

People demanding more women in combat roles need to see this

[World War Poo @WorldWarPoo]

Indian man thinks his Hindu caste system works outside of India and finds out...

[Natasha Montreal @NatashaMontreal]

This is 24-year-old Shaffat Hussain. The legacy media describe him as a "Toronto man."

Under Canadian law and policing standards, a suspect's country of origin or citizenship is not considered a public safety metric, which is of course, absurd on its merits.

September 30 Hussain went to a high school and pretended to be a teenaged student.

An adult presumably let him in. Once inside, he sexually assaulted at least two students.

Hussain should never have been in Scarborough. Hussain shouldn't be in Canada at all-whether he was born here or immigrated here is immaterial.

There are at least two avoidable victims of this child predator because Canadians keep voting for huge numbers of third worlders to flood the country.

I know this shocks the sensitivities of people foolish enough to think that 70 IQ goat herders with fake paperwork touch magic Canadian soil and suddenly become western in thought, values, competency, and habits and that Canada simply couldn’t function without them or their offspring.

Hussain and company are here because Liberals hate our country, they want to secure forever power through a third world voting bloc, and they like to reward multinationals with labour arbitrage so that multinationals don't have to pay Canadians decent wages.

The next legacy media story about him, in two years will likely concern whether his prison sentence was reduced on appeal to a conditional sentence or 6 months less a day to preserve his right to appeal deportation ad infinitum.

A foreigner committing a crime should be an aggravating factor of course, but in Canada it's a de facto mitigating one because Wagner, who is chief justice of the SCC, created precedent for sentencing judges to consider immigration consequences in the evil judgment R. v. Pham.

Or, if Hussain has a piece of paper with the word Canadian written on it, the next legacy media pieces in 2 years will concern how he was found not guilty because he's too incompetent to have agency and he'll attend a restorative justice day program to talk about his feelings while on home arrest.

Liberals have hand-crafted a system for the comfort of foreign pedophiles and child abusers and most Canadians are too daft to understand the very simple reason it is all happening: Themselves.

[Lozzy B 🇦🇺𝕏 @TruthFairy131]

Last year, the organisers of the Indian Diwali festival in Mernda, Melbourne were found dumping their rubbish into the river to dispose of it.

When approached by the council they explained that they didn't know that it was wrong as thats what they do in India.

Since last year's rubbish dumping issue, there still hasn’t been a public apology so the community are still pretty angry & upset.

Pretty sure if a scrap of trash is left behind this time, the backlash will be so much worse.

Rubbish goes in the bin, it’s not that hard 🤨

[Running Black Fox @05Vamp]

Love this just Beautiful!!

[The Taste of India @TheTasteofgd8z]

Congratulations to Canada on bringing in another 15 million highly skilled Indian professionals who know how to fertilize the soil

[CaptainCanada🇨🇦 @CaptCanada_Eh]

🇨🇦 LEST WE FORGET

October 16, 1944 — The Battle for Woensdrecht, Netherlands

On this day, 82 years ago, Canadian soldiers were engaged in a fierce struggle for the Dutch village of Woensdrecht, one of the most strategically important positions in the Battle of the Scheldt.

Although Allied forces had captured the great Belgian port of Antwerp in September, German troops still controlled the Scheldt estuary, preventing Allied ships from reaching the harbour.

Opening that vital supply route became one of the Canadian Army’s most difficult assignments of the Second World War.

Woensdrecht stood near the narrow entrance to South Beveland, the gateway to German-held territory guarding the approaches to Antwerp.

For days, soldiers of Canada’s 2nd Infantry Division had battled determined German resistance. Driving rain, flooded fields, mud, mines and exposed ground made every advance dangerous.

On October 13, the Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada had suffered devastating casualties during an attack remembered as Black Friday.

Three days later, on October 16, Canadian forces launched another major assault against the German positions around Woensdrecht.

Supported by an intense artillery bombardment, Canadian infantry pushed forward through heavily defended ground. German troops were forced back from important positions, but the struggle for complete control of the village was not yet over.

The fighting left Woensdrecht badly damaged and exacted a terrible toll on the soldiers who fought there.

October 16 also marked an important decision in the wider campaign. Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery directed that clearing the Scheldt approaches to Antwerp receive the highest priority.

The Canadians had made a significant advance, but more costly fighting lay ahead.

The Battle of the Scheldt would ultimately cost the First Canadian Army 12,873 casualties, including 6,367 Canadians, before the campaign ended in November.

Although commanded by Canadian officers, the First Canadian Army also included British, Polish and other Allied forces. These casualty figures represent soldiers killed, wounded or reported missing — not deaths alone.

Today, we remember the Canadian soldiers who fought through the mud, rain and destruction of Woensdrecht, and especially those who never returned home.

Their sacrifice helped open a vital Allied supply route and contributed to the eventual liberation of the Netherlands.

Lest we forget. 🇨🇦

📷 A Canadian soldier moves a cart through the devastated streets of Woensdrecht, Netherlands, during the Second World War. The photograph illustrates the destruction associated with the fighting; its exact date has not been established.

Photo source: Europe Remembers — Hill 19.7.

#LestWeForget #CanadianHistory #WWII

[RadioGenoa @RadioGenoa]

In India, sweeping the ghat clean by dumping everything in the river. This is pure incivility, zero civic sense.

[The Daily Draught @TheDailyDraught]

A new way to drink beer has just been unlocked 🍻

[Evelyn @Evelyn001d]

🚨BREAKING: Famous fitness instructor, Jillian Michaels, is facing HEAVY BACKLASH for saying: "The reality is that when you give gay people a month and veterans a day, I think you have wildly lost sight of your values and your priorities."

Thoughts?

[mitch mitchell 🇨🇦 🎗️ @MitchResident]

@MSidhuLiberal Indians are dirty dumping there garbage everywhere and throwing that gansh shit in our waterways

[mitch mitchell 🇨🇦 🎗️ @MitchResident]

@MarkJCarney