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All tweets delivered with a smirk and a giggle.

[J B @Schlig]

A cautionary tale of what is coming, or already here, in Canadian hockey.

[Kenny Jacoby @kennyjacoby]

In the last decade, a private investment firm has consolidated much of youth hockey, turning what was once a community-based activity into a profit machine for wealthy investors.

I spent nine months investigating Black Bear Sports Group. Here's our story:
https://t.co/dMs4pylHE8

[J B @Schlig]

Sums it up perfectly.

[Butler’s Ranger @ButlersRanger]

Life in Canada is so depressing. I take home 57% of my wage after income tax, before sales taxes and other taxes. I make a wage in roughly the 95th percentile of incomes in my province, and if I don’t want to live in a shoebox, my wife needs to work rather than raise our two little kids.

All to provide lavish benefits to the thousands and thousands of unproductive takers, who vote themselves an ever larger share of a shrinking economic pie.

It’s bleak

[J B @Schlig]

@JJ_McCullough @Osint613 What makes you proud to be Canadian this week JJ? The Air Canada debacle? The NDP gong show? Junos? Carbon tax increase? Hopefully things turn around next week, eh?

[J B @Schlig]

Hey @CBC
Here's an opportunity to try and salvage what little is left of your journalistic integrity. Giddy up!

[The Carney Files 🇨🇦 | Sourced @TheCarneyFiles]

🚨 There's NO way this is real. THIS IS INSANE.

$2.1 BILLION connecting the PM

A CEO who predicted his own exit IN WRITING.

And a condolence video used as the exit door.

I'm keeping everything SUPER simple to understand, follow along.

All sources included 🚨✈️

[Tokyo Rosie @RosieRocks28]

Keffiyeh lady gets rebuked by pronoun Hitler for misgendering her which draws a round of applause from the room of bearded ladies and other professional victims.
Pronoun Hitler then says it's the rules that are weird at the convention.

Comedy gold!

[bu/ac @buperac]

Australia is running out of Diesel, and right before Winter seeding where they seed anywhere from 64-67 million acres of land.
Australia's Agriculture industry consumes 2.5 billion liters of fuel using 7.5% of all the country's diesel production in a short period of time.

In the past 20 years Australia has shut down 6 of their 8 refineries that make fuel and are only left with less than 20% refining capacity to meet their own domestic needs. Recall, this is an island, unlike Canada that leverages the USA for its refining, Australia has to import 90% of all their diesel fuel.

With only a 25-30 day stockpile of fuel this isn't looking good. You need 58 million barrels of raw crude just to make enough diesel for the agriculture industry. Considering that 50% of fuel use in Australia is diesel, it makes perfect sense that there is a scarcity of fuel.

Australia consumes 575,000 barrels/d of diesel while producing only 75,000 barrels/d of diesel. This is a globalists wet dream, Albanese is really impressed with this I am sure.

Regional Crop Production Leaders (2025–2026)
-Western Australia: 26.9 million tonnes
(New state record; produced 40% of the nation's wheat.)
-New South Wales: 18.0 million tonnes
(Heavy hitter in wheat and the primary hub for cotton.)
-South Australia: 9.2 million tonnes
(Massive recovery year for barley and lentils.)
-Victoria: 10.4 million tonnes
(Record-breaking yields for barley and pulse crops.)
-Queensland: 3.9 million tonnes
(Record winter crop; major producer of chickpeas and sorghum.)

Globalists might just get their famine a little earlier than they had hoped.

[Debbie Bloodclot. @bettybloodclot]

Ontario farmer finds garbage dumped in his field,goes through it till he finds something with an address and returns the garbage
Can you guess where the trash came from?

[Melanie In Saskatchewan @saskatchewan_in]

Remarkable Coincidences On A Schedule

There is a certain kind of story that does not begin with a headline, but with a quiet, persistent feeling that something is not quite right. You notice it in fragments at first, in disconnected news items, in investment announcements, in government travel schedules. Then you start writing down the dates, and the fragments begin to assemble themselves into something far more structured.

Mark Carney joined Brookfield Asset Management on August 26, 2020. By September 9, 2024, he had taken on an additional role as chair of the Liberal government’s economic growth task force while still tied to Brookfield. That overlap is not speculation, it is a matter of record. From that point forward, the timeline becomes difficult to ignore.

In France, Brookfield moved first. On May 30, 2024, it entered exclusive negotiations to acquire a controlling stake in Neoen, one of Europe’s largest renewable energy developers. On December 3, 2024, it publicly committed to expanding investment in France. Then on February 10, 2025, Brookfield and the French government unveiled a €20 billion AI and data centre initiative. Less than a year after Brookfield’s initial move, Mark Carney was in Paris on January 5–6, 2026, meeting at the highest levels on energy and investment. The same sector, the same country, within the same calendar window.

In Qatar, the timing compresses further. Brookfield launched a $100 billion global AI infrastructure program on November 19, 2025, followed by a $20 billion AI partnership tied to the Qatar Investment Authority on December 9, 2025. On January 8, 2026, Carney announced his trip, and on January 18, 2026, he arrived in Doha to deepen cooperation in AI, energy, and investment. The gap between Brookfield’s Qatar deal and Carney’s arrival was roughly forty days.

In Malaysia, the sequence tightens again. On September 22, 2025, Brookfield partnered with Solarvest to develop 1.5GW of renewable energy projects. On October 17, 2025, Carney announced his Indo-Pacific trip, and on October 27, 2025, he was in Kuala Lumpur meeting Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to advance energy and investment ties. The gap between the Brookfield announcement and Carney’s meeting was thirty-five days.

In South Korea, Brookfield’s footprint was already established. It acquired SK Airplus in 2022, expanded into renewables in 2024, and closed industrial gas transactions around October 2025. On October 30, 2025, Carney arrived in Seoul to discuss industrial cooperation, supply chains, and energy. The infrastructure had already been built; the policy engagement arrived in the same lane, in the same month.

In the United Arab Emirates, Brookfield announced a $1 billion partnership with Lunate on May 20, 2025. On November 12, 2025, Carney announced his UAE trip, and on November 20, 2025, he met President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. The interval here was approximately six months, but the pattern remained consistent: capital positioned first, followed by government-level engagement in the same region and sectors.

In India, the alignment runs through nuclear energy. Brookfield and Cameco completed their acquisition of Westinghouse Electric on November 7, 2023. On March 2, 2026, Carney was in India announcing a $2.6 billion uranium supply agreement with Cameco, alongside broader cooperation on energy and critical minerals. The entities are not identical, but they operate within the same ecosystem and sector, and the sequence remains intact.

Across Singapore, Japan, and Australia, the pattern is structural rather than event-specific. Brookfield has established operations across logistics, infrastructure, and energy in all three regions. Between October 2025 and March 2026, Carney travelled through those same markets to advance trade, energy, and investment partnerships in those exact sectors. The pattern does not require a single press release to be obvious; it is embedded in the overlap between where capital already exists and where policy engagement is directed.

When viewed individually, each of these events can be explained as normal economic activity. When viewed together, across multiple countries and compressed timelines, they form a consistent sequence: Brookfield moves, and within the same year, sometimes within weeks, Carney appears in the same sector and region with government authority.

Meanwhile, back in Canada, the contrast is not abstract. 84,000 jobs have disappeared, costs continue to rise, and economic growth has stalled. This is the same Mark Carney who campaigned on being uniquely capable of managing global trade tensions, the so-called figure who could navigate Trump-era tariffs and stabilize the economy. He presented himself as the one person who could prevent exactly this outcome. Yet none of those promises have materialized in any way that Canadians can see or feel in their daily lives.

What has materialized, with remarkable consistency, is the continued expansion of global capital in the same sectors and regions where Carney’s government is now most active. That is not a theory. That is a timeline.

So the question is not complicated, and it does not require interpretation.

When the same names, the same sectors, and the same dates keep aligning across multiple continents, while conditions at home continue to deteriorate, who is this system actually working for?

Melanie

🧾 TIMELINE (DATES + ENTITIES)

• Aug 26, 2020 — Carney joins Brookfield
• Sep 9, 2024 — Carney chairs Liberal economic growth task force

France
• May 30, 2024 — Brookfield moves on Neoen
• Dec 3, 2024 — Brookfield expands France investment
• Feb 10, 2025 — €20B AI initiative (Brookfield + France)
• Jan 5–6, 2026 — Carney visits France

Qatar
• Nov 19, 2025 — Brookfield launches $100B AI program
• Dec 9, 2025 — $20B AI partnership (Qatar-linked)
• Jan 18, 2026 — Carney visits Qatar

Malaysia
• Sep 22, 2025 — Brookfield–Solarvest renewables
• Oct 27, 2025 — Carney in Kuala Lumpur

South Korea
• Oct 2025 (circa) — Brookfield industrial gas expansion
• Oct 30, 2025 — Carney visits South Korea

UAE
• May 20, 2025 — Brookfield–Lunate partnership
• Nov 20, 2025 — Carney meets UAE leadership

India
• Nov 7, 2023 — Brookfield/Cameco acquire Westinghouse
• Mar 2, 2026 — Carney announces uranium deal

📚 SOURCES

• Brookfield press releases (Neoen, AI program, global investments)
• Reuters reporting (Japan deals, UAE partnership)
• Government of Canada travel releases and PMO readouts
• House of Commons committee records (Nov–Dec 2025 testimony)

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[J B @Schlig]

@Vinny79584337 @tsxir @Harry__Faulkner Jesus Vinny. Calm down

[J B @Schlig]

@sargonsalivo @SteveLovesAmmo Who is they?

[Julius Ruechel @JuliusRuechel]

https://t.co/sijH8A9y1n

[J B @Schlig]

@implausibleblog Rocky Macron. ADRIAN!!!

[Tristin Hopper @TristinHopper]

The wokification of history is a cancer everywhere, but it's particularly perverse for Canada. More than any other place on earth, our story is rich in heroes of every race and creed. To distill them into oppressors and oppressed is not only a lie, but it's a disgrace.

[David Knight Legg @KnightLegg]

Canadas major projects announcements are a national embarrassment - an economic ‘hostage release’ program - that tells the world just how uninvestible Canada has become under the Liberal party.

1970s central planning Liberal govt arrogance is at an all time GDP destroying high.

Try naming another OECD nation (we’re at the bottom now) where the press waits with bated breath for a ‘dear leader’ politician who has never built anything in his life to fly in to grant a bureaucratic benediction on a few projects his bureaucrats will allow past the gate of the caps, taxes, green rules and red tape his govt imposes on everything.

Idea: set up the Major Dumb Redtape office in Calgary instead and get rid of the 10 anti-business rules written into law by the Montreal green alarmist fringe that’s holding Canadian energy, ag, forestry, and manufacturing back while other nations grow..

But PM Carney seems to like his bureaucratic power over what used to be a leading free market economy. Even while our GDP grinds down to the worst in the OECD.

The arrogance is breathtaking.

So is the ineptitude. This same central planning genius just punched a record new $78billiom hole through our public finances because he can’t manage basic public service delivery without more crushing debt.

The budget is a train wreck solidifying the final year of a Liberal decade steeply eroding purchasing power, national wealth, personal security and living standards and public services.

The irony is that this has driven Canada to ever-greater 51st state economic dependency. Donald Trump didn’t do that. They did.

But he’s been a too-convenient way to con the elderly with ‘elbows up’ PR.

But should the next generation really be forced to lend this govt another $78bn in addition to the 1 trillion theyve already taken to fund their failed decade of central planning, green slush funds and EV mandates while real infrastructure projects wait years for the Liberal party to bless them?

It’s not going to last.

Fitch just questioned the sustainability of all this. Unlike our lacklustre press they aren’t buying ‘net debt’ or ‘operating/investment’ Liberal financial illiteracy.

I had high hopes PM Carney would return fiscal sanity to Canada after openly borrowing Conservative policies to get elected by cutting the carbon and cap gains taxes.

But this budget, this major project’s farce and his inability to kill a dozen economy killing rules of his own govt is showing the work how uninvestible Canada has become - and it’s accelerating national economic decline.

2026 is the end of the Liberal lost decade. First recession. Then debt downgrade. Then an election. And Carney can go back offshore to his assets and all the other global investors who like him don’t invest in Canada under Liberal mismanagement.

@SteveSaretsky thx for the brilliant line chart as usual.

[J B @Schlig]

@Martyupnorth_2 Operation clean-up or something like that. Targeting the usual bad actors.

[Roman Baber @Roman_Baber]

Why do so many Canadians think that life sucks right now? Because the last Liberal decade made us poor.

This guy explains it perfectly. ⬇️

[Don Keith @RealDonKeith]

Never forget the biggest hoax ever perpetrated on the world.

[Candice Malcolm @CandiceMalcolm]

🛑 Do NOT wear orange.

🛑 Do NOT allow your children to participate in a humiliation ritual.

🛑 Do NOT allow our country to be hijacked by an anti-Canadian, post-truth narrative.

🛑 Do NOT submit to lies meant to divide us and destroy what our ancestors have built.

🇨🇦Celebrate Canada. Celebrate peace, prosperity and friendship with the first nations. Do that with an understanding of history, facts and truth.

That's the only way we survive.

[J B @Schlig]

Had enough of this bullshit yet?

[REDUXX @reduxx]

A male school bus driver in Ontario, Canada, was confronted by parents after wearing a pink "school girl" outfit while on the job and allegedly calling his bus "the lolita line."

Reduxx can confirm the video was taken at St. Michael the Archangel Elementary in Woodbridge.