HIM is my day job

Statistics & Facts are Verified Truth. Don't let others (truth) muddy the water. Intelligent debate is healthy. Small Town Farm Families are our Bedrock.

[HIM is my day job @Turboo_30]

Anarchy and Civil Unrest....A few years ago this would sound ridiculous......Not anymore.
Side note: why is the government disarming legal firearms owners. I'm sure its just a coincidence🤔

[Better Dwelling @BetterDwelling]

Canadians Present A Major Threat If They Realize They Won’t Own A Home: RCMP

#ToRe #VanRe

https://t.co/DOa34itonW

[Sam Cooper @scoopercooper]

Nearly Seven Tonnes of Drugs and Fentanyl Chemicals Seized in Richmond, Canadian City at the Heart of China's Transnational Narco Economy https://t.co/VrgIfRG0We

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇺🇸 Video of an eagle and a fox holding what looks like a serious meeting in Dutch Harbor is going viral.

The agenda remains top secret, with no leaks from the meeting so far.

Writer: Daniyal

[Lorrie Goldstein @sunlorrie]

EDITORIAL: Failed climate plan needs a forensic audit
Don't expect a Liberal majority government to investigate where the $200 billion went https://t.co/J5Kl9N60Mr

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

In a recent YouTube video, Mark Carney had a confession to make: he will not meet Liberal emissions targets.

At least he was honest about that.

So, let's be honest about this: he pretends phasing out oil and gas was someone else's idea.

For a decade he was the worldwide CEO of the idea. He built his entire persona around Net Zero.

He claimed fossil-fuel-caused climate change was an "existential crisis", which in plain English means the world could end.

He was the UN's Special Envoy for Climate Action and Finance where he recommended 65% of oil and gas should stay in the ground.

As Trudeau's Economic Advisor, he advised bigger and broader carbon taxes than even Trudeau had imposed.

He founded a banking alliance with the mandate to starve oil and gas of investment.

At Brookfield, his job was to use his political influence to get government handouts for his "green" investments (heat pumps, pricey "green" aviation fuel, etc.).

He made fortunes off an agenda that inflated costs and killed jobs for the working class around the world.

He didn't inherit this ideology. He built it. He milked it.

Now, he claims he changed his mind. Really? So, it’s no longer an existential crisis? Was he wrong for last decade?

If so, why go on hiking the industrial carbon tax by 500%?

Why has he not scrapped a single Trudeau-era anti-development law?

Why are 500 projects still waiting for federal approval?

Why has he not used his unprecedented powers in Bill C-5 to approve a single project?

Because it is all an illusion.

It was always about enriching the club. And it still is.

He will sound the alarm on new crises. The solution will be the same: heavy-handed, top-down crony capitalism—taxes, inflation, and debt for you, and handouts, bailouts, and carve-outs for the Liberal club. All to save us from the latest crisis.

The only way to change any of this is with a party that has been saying the same thing all along: get the government out of the way; free our businesses from all carbon taxes, red tape, and subsidies to unlock abundant, affordable energy. For Canada. For you.

[The Food Professor @FoodProfessor]

BREAKING: The CEO of Farm Credit Canada billed $182,297 in expenses last year—nearly 4 times more than her predecessor, according Blacklock's Reporter.

Records obtained through Access to Information show:

➡️Business-class flights to Europe and Asia
➡️Luxury hotels
➡️Filet Mignon dinners
➡️A $543 Uber from Edmonton to Calgary

Meanwhile, employees were told to "tighten the belt" and reduce travel expenses. Over her first three years as CEO, expenses reportedly exceeded $422,700.

The optics will raise serious questions about accountability at one of Canada's most important Crown corporations serving agriculture.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

David Greenwood, who represents rape gang victims, says the upcoming inquiry will take down quite a few people who 'turned a blind eye';

"Some awful stories are going to come out... including some policemen, politicians and local officials"!

[Tokyo Rosie @RosieRocks28]

So Mark Carney just signed an MOU with British Colombia that keeps a tanker ban in place on the west coast after sighing an MOU with Alberta to build a pipeline to the west coast.

WTF?

[Richard Dias @RichardDias_CFA]

We’ll congratulate Mr. Carney for a clever bit of horse trading: condo bailout money for a West Coast pipeline. But in reality, it is a scathing indictment.

Only with a briefcase full of cash to the most undeserving, can we get the right thing done for ALL of Canadians.

[Alex Pierson @AlexpiersonAMP]

You called Canada a post national state and then destroyed our immigration system. STFU

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

Wow.
Wasaga Beach looks like an absolute dump.

[Sam Cooper @scoopercooper]

Vancouver Condo Bailout: A Short-Seller's Offer To Testify On Private Real Estate Discussions with David Eby https://t.co/EFyCCzgXCC

[Kirk Lubimov @KirkLubimov]

The Liberal government spends more time and effort protecting foreigners in Canada than protecting Canadians and Canada.

[Andy Lee @RealAndyLeeShow]

“The results are sobering. Criminal trials are taking longer than ever, and more than half of all cases are stayed, withdrawn, dismissed, or otherwise terminated before guilt can be determined.”

[The Hub @TheHubCanada]

Dave Snow: Justice delayed: Nearly 60% of violent crime cases are stayed or withdrawn in Canada https://t.co/29rMdjn7F7

[MikesMoneyTalks.ca @moneytalkstweet]

As we come to Canada Day consider
In 1981, Canada ranked 6th in the world for GDP/capita, behind Switzerland, the US, Norway, Denmark & Netherlands. By 2021, those countries remained in the top five, but Canada had plummeted to a distant 12th place.
Today: the IMF ranks Canada 24th
https://t.co/Y65KCVMkK4

[HoCStaffer @HoCStaffer]

China slapped tariffs on canola.
Liberals took 50,000 EVs.
Did we think 🇨🇳 would stop there?
How many EVs is pea starch worth?
What do they tariff next?
When do Toyota & Honda depart 🇨🇦?

[Jamie Sarkonak @sarkonakj]

Sudanese man in Newfoundland has been charged with harassing and intimidating a female Crown prosecutor since 2025. He was previously convicted for showing pictures of his genitals to female minors.

Pretty easy case of "doesn't belong here," and yet...
https://t.co/0dlvRETQ5F

[Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 @ezralevant]

Toronto's Globe and Mail.

Owned by Canada's richest oligarch, David Thomson.

Bravely advocating for higher food prices.

For reasons of snobbery and tribalism.

[Wiretap Media @WiretapMediaCa]

💥WE WARNED YOU:
250,000 Haitian nationals are being deported from the United States because BBQing their neighbours' pets was deemed incompatible with American values—now they are seeking asylum in Canada.

[James E. Thorne @DrJStrategy]

Canada: Crying Over Spilt Milk in a Self‑Inflicted Stagnation

Canada’s elite have spent a quarter‑century turning a rich, opportunity‑dense economy into a slow‑growth, over‑levered cul‑de‑sac, and they still insist nothing is structurally wrong. There is no sense crying over spilt milk about past mistakes when the architects of this stagnation are still in charge and still in denial.

Canada did not just drift into secular stagnation; it embraced a kind of virtue socialism and an industrial policy anchored on climate change targets rather than productive capacity, competitiveness, or growth. An economy built on world‑class natural resources, strategic geography, and human capital has been deliberately downgraded into a housing‑addicted, low‑productivity balance sheet recession risk, and the people who did it still show up on panels calling this “resilience.”

For years, Canada’s comparative advantages in energy, resources, and industrial capacity were something to apologize for, regulate to death, or tax into oblivion, while policy and capital chased the illusion that you could mortgage and virtue‑signal your way to prosperity. The result is a country flirting with a liquidity trap, where even lower rates may barely move a real economy suffocated by over‑priced assets, under‑built productive capital, and households too damaged to borrow again.

The real scandal is not that Canada faces secular stagnation; it is that the elite engineered it, denied it, wrapped it in climate rhetoric, and now blame external shocks while the data scream that this is a made‑in‑Canada crisis.

To be clear, Canada’s problems are not the result of President Trump!

If Canada’s elite will not finally admit that decades of attacking its own strengths, worshipping its own bubbles, and treating industrial policy as a morality play have left the country one downturn away from a full balance sheet recession, then they are not guardians of the national interest, they are custodians of decline, and at this point, there really is no sense crying over spilt milk, only over the refusal to fix the mess they made.