If there’s no native ethnic group, then there’s no ethnic majority.
If there’s no ethnic majority, there’s no ethnicity minorities.
If there’s no ethnic minorities, there shouldn’t be any special policies to protect or promote ethnic minority groups.
Wages across the entire Canadian public sector should be frozen until every jurisdiction runs a balanced budget.
Why should future generations pay for your salary now??
When I criticize African Muslims who keep committing acts of violence, and then Black people come into my replies calling me racist, seriously, are you okay?
You’re basically making it sound like you consider yourselves part of the same group I’m criticizing.
If gangs of Asian or Japanese criminals went overseas and did the same kind of thing, you wouldn’t see Japanese people jumping into the replies saying, “Don’t criticize them! That’s discrimination!” would you?
We’d say, “Those criminals have nothing to do with us. They’re not our people. Prosecute them, punish them, give them the harshest sentence the law allows.”
If you defend criminals just because they happen to have the same skin color as you, then you’re helping create the very prejudice you complain about.
If you want discrimination to disappear, then say, “I’m not one of them. I’m a normal, civilized person. I don’t care what color someone’s skin is. If they commit a crime, arrest them, prosecute them, and punish them properly.”
If even your own daughters were raped and you were still saying, “Don’t arrest him because he’s Black,” then how the hell do you expect discrimination to disappear?
At that point, you’re creating it yourselves.
MPs will vote today on whether to stop the incoming expansion of MAID to people with mental illness.
If this were in place 16 years ago, I probably wouldn't be here today. This was the speech I gave on Bill C-218 in December.
Tell your MP to vote YES.
This picture breaks my heart every year
that it pops up in my memories — my husband showing off his new rig to our toddler
An early pandemic casualty: our recently launched family business. We finally got off the ground in October 2019 & never stood a chance against sweeping construction shut downs 😢
By July we had to throw in the towel, give the truck back, and still hold a ton of debt as a result. It’s why/how I began speaking out very early on about COVID policy devastation
This picture breaks my heart every year
that it pops up in my memories — my husband showing off his new rig to our toddler
An early pandemic casualty: our recently launched family business. We finally got off the ground in October 2019 & never stood a chance against sweeping construction shut downs 😢
By July we had to throw in the towel, give the truck back, and still hold a ton of debt as a result. It’s why/how I began speaking out very early on about COVID policy devastation
Egypt was once a Christian nation. Today it is roughly 90–95 percent Muslim.
Syria was once a Christian nation. Today it is 87 percent Muslim.
Turkey was once a Christian nation. Today it is about 99 percent Muslim.
Sudan sustained Christian kingdoms for centuries. Today it is about 97 percent Muslim.
Iraq, was once home to large Christian communities. Today it is about 97 percent Muslim.
These shifts did not happen overnight.
They followed conquest, sustained pressure, conversion, and the gradual erosion of Christian majorities over generations.
If you assume nothing comparable can occur in the United Kingdom, the historical record suggests you are mistaken.
To highlight how slow our bloated Governments have made the building of major projects, I’ll share two examples, 76 years ago the fastest major oil pipeline ever to be built in Canada was the Interprovincial Pipeline which is now Enbridge Line, it goes from Edmonton to Superior, Wisconsin.
It is 1,850 km long and was laid in 150 days. 76 years ago!
Oil was flowing after a valve-opening ceremony in Edmonton on October 4, 1950. It was then the world's longest oil pipeline.
Our fastest built railway in Canada was the Canadian Pacific Railway transcontinental line in 1881 and took only 10 years to build a track 4650 km from Montreal to the Pacific.
So when Carney says we are building at speeds we’ve never seen before, he is lying. We were much more ambitious and built things much faster before politicians and endless bureaucracy got in the way.