Albert Ruel

Parksville BC is home and I am a member of the fringe minority

[Unfiltered With Kels @unfilteredwkels]

Tomorrow morning at 9:45 AM, the Bank of Canada is going to talk to us about interest rates. They want you distracted and stressing over your mortgage, because while you’re looking over there, the government just quietly snuck a massive law change into the budget.

They pushed the Bank Act review from 2026 out to 2033, giving the big banks a 7-year free pass from accountability while they clear $19 billion a quarter. Watch the full video to see how they did it.

Just a friendly reminder if you have not figured it out yet but the government is not here to protect you.. they are here to protect themselves, the elites and their own pockets..

[Denis Rancourt @denisrancourt]

BREAKING: Now that all the harm has been done and everyone has been paid off and promoted and the judges are aligned... Canadian mainstream media @globalnews reports about serious COVID vaccine injuries, and there is an avenue for "reconciliation". Like saying "sorry for the genocide".

[Billboard Chris 🌎 @BillboardChris]

The easiest way for Conservatives to pick up Liberal and NDP votes is to grow a very stiff spine and stand up for women and children being harmed by gender ideology.

[John Rustad @JohnRustad4BC]

British Columbians have lost hope for the future. People are leaving this province in droves. We’ve seen practically zero private sector job growth. You can’t survive here anymore, and we’re on a path to bankruptcy.

That’s why I got involved with the Conservatives. British Columbians demanded change and we came so close last time. I made mistakes, but I own them. Now it’s time to finish the job.

What’s next? Full unity behind Kerry-Lynne Findlay. We will form a Conservative government for the first time since 1927 and deliver responsible, small government that brings real hope and optimism back to British Columbia.

I’m all in. Let’s get it over the line.

[Albert Ruel @AlbertRuel]

The Parksville Community Centre Society is Hiring! - Parksville Centre https://t.co/xjODKTk8uJ

[Northern Perspective @NorthrnPrspectv]

It's like Mark Carney forgets the internet exists.

It's surprising because he probably took credit for inventing it!

Who admits publicly that he wants companies to impose BACKDOOR carbon taxes...

[A Midwestern Doctor @MidwesternDoc]

A doctor at the hospital the CDC used to launch remdesivir filed an affidavit Fox covered. The hospital's leaders openly discriminated against unvaccinated patients and refused them medical care.
Every American needs to see what happened.
https://t.co/wrMtgZyfvO

[Moose on the Loose @dsimieritsch]

I'm not sure Carney is the right person to be calling out patriotism, considering he's 91% invested in America and helped move Brookfield's headquarters to America.

[Tamara Ugolini 🇨🇦 @TamaraUgo]

It’s been almost five years to the day since I first reported on COVID vaccine injury

Kevin Street sounded the alarm on the lack of support and politicians from all stripes have been silent for FIVE YEARS

I exposed case after case after case of Canadians injured, gaslit, denied care, lost livelihoods, had medical licenses revoked, investigated and maligned by the mainstream media and political class alike

We provided coverage of the National Citizens Inquiry unlike any other media outlet across Canada

Now that the tides are turning, remember this coverage and who was too coward to give you a choice, because this could have been addressed years ago

[Kris Eriksen @KEriksenV2]

So many Canadians STILL have no idea what is coming.

[Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 @ezralevant]

That's the thing about making kids under 16 prove their age.

It's a back-door way to make everyone over 16 provide their ID, too.

Canada's authoritarian government wants to track everything everyone does online.

They're just pretending it's about kids.

[Eva Chipiuk, BSc, LLB, LLM @echipiuk]

As I see it, one of the greatest problems in politics today is that too many elected officials treat public office as a stage rather than a responsibility.

Instead of providing clear leadership, we are subjected to performative nonsense, ideological games, virtue signalling, personal branding, and political theatre.

When everything is performative, it becomes difficult to know where people actually stand. Citizens are left guessing what their representatives truly believe, what principles guide them, and whether they are acting out of conviction or political convenience. When people are constantly guessing, it becomes hard to trust, follow, or hold leaders accountable.

Public office is a position of trust. It carries an obligation to act in the public interest, not personal or political interests.

What we need are adults in the room. Serious people willing to make difficult decisions, solve real problems, manage public resources responsibly, and serve the people who put them there.

Instead, far too often, we see public officials focused on appearances over results, slogans over substance, and self-interest over public service.

All you need to do is look around. Costs are rising. Public trust is declining. Basic services are deteriorating. People are increasingly frustrated and disconnected from the institutions that are supposed to serve them.

That should concern everyone.

The solution is not more performative politics. It is a return to competence, accountability, humility, and genuine public service.

The public deserves representatives who understand that these are serious jobs with serious consequences.

And if those currently in positions of power cannot meet that standard, then it is time for serious people to step forward and replace them.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Why is it only pushed in the West?

[🇨🇦Unacceptable Canadian Girl🇨🇦 @AreOhEssEyeEe]

I was banned from society for a year. I wasn't allowed to attend funerals, concerts, go to restaurants, see dying loved ones in the hospital or leave the country.

So to the inclusive woke pride crowd that's so accepting of everyone, don't give me your lies about everyone being included when you clapped like seals and happily participated in ostracizing and treating myself and many others like trash over a personal decision. Don't tell me to get over it.

I will NEVER get over it.

[Kerry-Lynne Findlay @KerryLynneFindl]

British Columbians,

If a government feels it can only move forward by censoring its own citizens, we have a huge problem. I believe we have a huge problem here in Canada, and it is showing up clearly in British Columbia.

When governments shut down opposition through legislation instead of engaging in open debate, that is coercion. It replaces principled, accountable negotiations with force. Progress on complex issues should come through economic partnerships and respectful dialogue that benefits all British Columbians, not by silencing those who disagree.

As Leader of the Conservative Party of British Columbia, I will take this issue directly to the people. We will fight it with clarity and focus. I was born and raised here, and I have raised my own family in this province. I will not stand by while governments treat citizens as obstacles rather than partners.

We can do better. We must do better.

[Billboard Chris 🌎 @BillboardChris]

I don’t care if you’re 18 or 19 or 40 — doctors shouldn’t be cutting off tissue from a woman’s forearm or thigh and turning it into a tube of flesh which is then sewn onto the woman’s groin with the urethra pulled through so they can pee standing up.

They even follow up this procedure by inserting a steel rod into it once the initial surgery has healed so that it can be maneuvered for sex.

They call this ‘gender-affirming care.’

It is insane, and it is the epitome of evil.

[Salty Albertan @FringedCanuck]

Sitting in a Mom and Pop Coffee Shop in Kelowna by myself. The atmosphere was pleasant,pictures dawned every corner of the shop. Memories of days past. Plants and flowers brought a delightful colour to the space. I found a small table next to a window.

Across from me was a table of 15 people,seniors and I’m guessing their middle aged children came down for a family outing. Age range was 95-22. ( guessing,I did hear one of them say ole Grandma B was gonna be 95.)

The conversation was about the Liberal Party. After listening a while I realized BC is far more based than I thought. The great grandmother was the loudest of them all, spunky old bird. She bellowed, “ I remember when we grabbed our politicians by the throat and drag them through town while the people threw rocks and fruit at them. I remember ropes and trees for traitorous politicians”. “This gawd damn country needs a Lee Harvey Oswald moment to get these sons of bitches in line”! She then proceeded to bang the table with her hand. “My husband,God Rest His Soul”. He did not die for this Country and our Freedom to have it stripped away”! Her daughter ( I believe) leaned over and whispered something in her ear that seemed to calm her. I saw a family in agreement with her. I saw a family worried about the future of Canada. Also to my surprise Alberta Independence came up. They also agreed that Alberta should separate from Canada. They also stated they would move back to Alberta if it happened.

When Canadian Families gather and the topic of conversation is the demise of Canada and its ill fated leaders,I can guarantee that other families across Canada,have had the same conversation. Repeatedly.

Our Politicians should tread lightly.
Last time I heard a conversation like that,Pierre Trudeau was in power. Canada was on the brink of a revolt.

Our Politicians better dummy up,it’s not like Canadians to speak this way. You know you’ve gone too far when they are talking about the Train Yard.

We are NOT as docile as they may think.

Their arrogance will be their downfall.

[John Rustad @JohnRustad4BC]

The NDP loves to tell forestry workers they’re on their side. They love to blame Trump. Mill closes down, you lose your job, Trump’s fault. Deficit 13.3 billion dollars, Trump’s fault. Then another mill shuts down. Another town loses its main employer. Trump’s fault.

But when a federal task force, with a BC co-chair and a First Nations member, says the biggest problems are homegrown provincial policies on fibre access and regulation, what does Forests Minister Ravi Parmar do? He changes the subject to Trump tariffs. Again.

This report is devastating because it’s not partisan. It’s the truth the NDP doesn’t want to hear. Their choices on access, tenure, and red tape are driving capital flight and killing competitiveness.

It’s not Trump’s fault. It’s your fault, Ravi!

The numbers don’t lie. 15,000 jobs gone since 2022. Dozens of closures. Rural BC is paying the price for NDP ideology.

[The HighWire @HighWireTalk]

An Italian researcher has been analyzing excess mortality data from central and southern Italy, and what he found in the numbers directly undermines one of the central claims of the pandemic narrative.

Excess deaths in those regions were higher in 2022 than in 2021, and higher than in 2020, during a period when COVID deaths were declining. When asked whether the data support the claim that COVID vaccines saved millions of lives, his answer was unambiguous: That cannot be true. The numbers say otherwise.

But the more significant finding involves how deaths were classified. In Italy, anyone who died within 14 days of receiving a vaccine was counted as unvaccinated. Every death in that window was placed into the wrong category. That single accounting decision, the researcher argues, is what created the statistical foundation for the narrative of a "pandemic of the unvaccinated."

As Italy rolled out vaccines to specific age groups in sequence, deaths in those same age groups would spike among people classified as unvaccinated, in direct coincidence with the vaccine rollout for that cohort. The same pattern repeated across each age group as the rollout reached them. Those deaths were not occurring in unvaccinated people. They were occurring in the newly vaccinated, and the 14-day classification rule was moving them into the wrong column.

[Albert Ruel @AlbertRuel]

Pop-Up Recycling Depots at 1080 Industrial Way in Parksville, brought to you by the Parksville Community Centre Society - Parksville Centre https://t.co/4HI11UH3CG