Rick Way

Everything you got all the time, all the way.

[Team Servicerottie🇨🇦🐕‍🦺🦽 @servicerotties]

I'm kerfuffled.

There was sandwich on a plate.
Nobody shared with me. They didn't even offer. I do not understand this. Obviously the human is malfunctioning.

#DogLogic

[Rick Way @Waymanz06]

@j0ker937 We used to call that a coil load like that “loaded suicide”. Seemed a very fitting description.

[CCFR/CCDAF @CCFR_CCDAF]

WATCH: Joel shows off his newly banned M1 Carbine rifle and shares his thoughts on Mark Carney's attack on lawful gun owners. 🇨🇦

Liberals also banned .22LR "plinking" versions of the M1 on March 7, 2025.

Joel says "They're banning, and plan to ban, every rifle."

Joel is right.

[Rick Way @Waymanz06]

@cbcwatcher It would be interesting to see Blanchet’s attitude if Quebec had the same amount of oil as Alberta…

[Rick Way @Waymanz06]

@WallStreetApes She didn’t MAKE 2280 on unemployment, it was given to her

[Tamara Lich 🇨🇦 @LichTamara]

You do not speak for Canada, nor for Canadians.

Resign.

[The Real Mr Bench @therealmrbench]

The Canada USA border in Aldergrove, BC.

Left is Canada.
Ditch is border.
Right is America

[Glenda M 🍎 @McfarlaneGlenda]

I found this message from Pierre Poilievre’s brother Patrick on FB. He’s spot on and we got this!

[Rick Way @Waymanz06]

@LtStevenRogers Thank you for your kind comments. Most Canadians are confused as to why your President would declare economic war on your best friend and closest ally.

[Mr Global @MrGlobal2025]

To Take Canada, Trump Has To Get You To Hate Canada. The Trade Deficit Is Corporate, Not About People.

[The Roy Green Show @TheRoyGreenShow]

Thoughts and reminders to begin this first Monday on the way to April 28 and the federal election.

None of us can know what may await. However, we all directly experienced the wanton assaults on Canada's economy, on Canada's natural resources sector and by extension on Canadian prosperity over the past decade of Liberal rule (not governance).

There were the tolerated assaults on Canadian history, as well as the orchestrated through the criminal court attempted destruction of one of Canada's most honourable and nation-serving citizens, Admiral Mark Norman.

Meanwhile we witnessed a prime minister twice himself convicted for violations of parliamentary law.

There were threats of imprisonment directed toward Saskatchewan premier Scott Moe who dared to defend his province's constitutional rights, something I addressed with premier Moe on air.

Not to be forgotten, premiers en masse declaring the federal government was mistreating Canadians through its taxation scheme.

This at a time over 50% of Canadians repeatedly declared they were within $200 of not being able to pay essential monthly bills and while more than 6 million Canadians, including more than 2 million children lived in daily food insecurity.

There was the widely reported scandalous treatment of senior women cabinet ministers (think Jody Wilson-Raybould and Jane Philpott), as well as the continued failure to address basic human rights clean water needs of First Nations communities.

We witnessed a badly wounded in Afghanistan veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces asking the prime minister directly why the federal government continued to fight veterans in court, only to receive the reply "veterans are asking for more than we can give right now."

The heads of the German and Japanese governments were virtually chased out of Canada when they came personally wishing to create the export, including likely infrastructure creation, of liquid natural gas to their nations.

We experienced the long indifference of the federal government toward two Canadians being held in prison in China. I interviewed the distraught wife of one of those two Canadians.

Afghan interpreters for our CAF were left behind to the tender mercies of the Taliban during Canada's chaotic departure from that troubled country. Afghanistan campaign military officers told us on air interpreters had saved Canadian lives.

That sordid situation was followed by accusations that the Minister of National Defence had issued a list of preferred Afghanistan evacuees who had no connection to Canada. The minister denied the story.

For the first time in its existence the federal government imposed the national Emergencies Act centered over Canadian truckers loud and disruptive protest in Ottawa. You do remember the Federal Court decision concerning any justification for EA imposition I'm sure.

Meanwhile, a convicted terrorist was provided a $10 million payment by a prime minister who attempted to conduct this act in secret and who justified his arbitrary decision by, without supporting evidence, declaring had the case gone to court an award to the plaintiff would likey have exceeded the $10 million in Canadian taxpayer monies.

The above is but a brief reminder of decisions taken and initiated by the federal Liberal government of 2015 to this moment.

Now, please review the list of
Liberal MPs and cabinet ministers of this now ending lost decade and you will immediately see how many who enthusiastically endorsed all the above measures are now members in good standing of Team Carney and are chasing your vote.

If you do plan to vote on April 28, ask yourself if you want these persons returning to positions of power over your life, while simultaneously being directed by a to this moment never-elected individual who occupied the Prime Minister's office for only a matter of days.

Oh, and if you're wondering why I haven't until now mentioned Justin Trudeau, that's quite simple. The Liberals themselves, as they lobby for your vote, are pretending Trudeau never existed.

Later....

[COL (Ret) Jeff in 🇦🇹 @JeffFisch]

The number of times I saw non-American flag draped coffins in Afghanistan was not insignificant.

The ignorance some display on X regarding what allies have done for the U.S. is embarrassing.

[T. Ryan Gregory 🇨🇦 @TRyanGregory]

Canada and the United States have the longest undefended border in the world and have shared peace, mutual prosperity, and a uniquely close friendship for more than 200 years. That relationship has been destroyed in less than 2 months.

[Earth lover @wrquotes_]

😞 Dear Canada…

[Greg Wycliffe @gddub]

I'm a REAL Canadian

[Craig Baird - Canadian History Ehx @CraigBaird]

From 1973 to 2022, Canada and Denmark were at war.
Over the course of the war, several soldiers on both sides were wounded....by hangovers. And it was all fought over a tiny island the size of a city block.
Let's learn about The Whisky War!

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[Martin Harriman @martinharriman1]

This is why we don’t boo Anthems! ❤️🇨🇦🇺🇸

[The Pleb 🇨🇦 @truckdriverpleb]

It's true

[Mark Towhey @towhey]

HAPPY NATIONAL FLAG DAY Canada!

The red maple leaf is truly one of the most recognizable national flags in the world. For 60 years, our troops have worn it on their sleeves alongside allies including the USA.

Let's hope the US decides to remain an ally for at least 60 more.

[Wayfreight @WayfreightTruck]

This is interesting. The Gen 2 Tesla semi is nearly complete and should be on the road in 2025.

It's a neat video showing features in the truck. How will the batteries fare in Canadian winter driving through the Prairies? Not sure. Looks cool though!

https://t.co/LU41zImuVm