Brad

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[Brad @bradtheauthor]

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[Maxime Bernier @MaximeBernier]

A very large number of people have arrived from the same country and have no desire to integrate into our culture. By bringing them in and subsidizing their culture, we are destroying our social fabric.

Eight years ago, I warned against mass immigration. Since then, more than a million Indians have arrived in the country.

We must pause immigration, repeal the Multiculturalism Act, stop subsidizing other cultures, deport those here illegally, and encourage these individuals to leave.

We are the only party that takes this stance.

[Barbara Bal @BarbaraBalCPC]

🧐 How is this even debatable?

I know it’s nearly impossible to deprogram the elbows-up crowd, but how can ANYONE look at this and still think it’s a good idea?

“There is a risk of domestic worker displacement, as selected companies would have the ability to hire foreign workers with no labour market check or plan to improve the skills of Canadians”

How exactly do they think those displaced Canadian workers are supposed to feed their families?

This isn’t “immigration.” It’s a deliberate policy choice to undercut Canadian workers for the benefit of foreign investors.

And it’s disgusting.

@WiretapMediaHQ

[Stubble @Stubble1776]

I don't care what some girls did in a Ring camera.

[Gordon Gekko @GordonGekko420]

It’s actually insane that if you work hard and try and build a life for yourself you get the privilege of subsidizing healthcare for millions of lazy people and illegal immigrants

[Shannon Boschy - bunker-hunting @ShannonBDouglas]

The more I understand what freedoms we’re losing in Canada, and how quickly they’re going, the better I understand Remembrance Day.

Men died for what we, today, so casually and quietly surrender: equality before the law; our rights to speech; our rights to be Christians and Jews without harassment; our rights to raise our children without the intervention of the state; our freedoms to work hard and be justly rewarded for our efforts; our rights to property and security; and our rights to the dignity of living peacefully together bound in our common understanding of our shared human truths.

These, and more, are the freedoms our servicemen gave their lives for.

Today I remember

[Bruce @bruce_barrett]

Draft the politicians.

[Mario Zelaya @mario4thenorth]

The “I-didn’t-mean-it-like-that-though” approach to Carney’s poor choice of words is getting old really fast.

If you don’t mean the things you say in the context to which you say them, then how the hell are we supposed to trust anything you say at any given point in time?

[Dr. Gator @DrJoelGator]

I swear SOMETHING broke in society after 2020—and nobody really talks about it.

Not masks. Not lockdowns. Not COVID.

I mean the FEELING of life.

Everything reopened. We went back to work. Restaurants filled up. Events came back.

But life still feels… different.

Years disappear faster. People feel more disconnected. Everything feels more expensive, more stressful, more rushed.

And somehow everyone is exhausted all the time.

I can’t even explain exactly what we lost.

I just know life before 2020 felt more ALIVE.

Tell me I’m not the only one who feels this.

[David Parker @david_parker]

It's Rememberance Day in Canada. The day we remember our fallen soldiers. I can't help but think that most of those soldiers would be very disappointed in what Canada has become.

[Mrs B @attackdogX]

Black privilege is murdering a White boy at a track meet & still be allowed to stay home & finish school.

White privilege is making monkey noises in a hallway & having to leave school due to death threats.

[Jasmin Laine @JasminLaine]

What Mark Carney actually admitted to is ten times worse...

While everyone argues over context and semantics, Carney openly admits he views a brutal communist dictatorship (a regime running illegal police stations in our cities, placing bounties on dissidents, stealing our IP, and interfering in our elections) as a "low-risk, predictable partner" with "clear guardrails."

While at the same time acknowledging the threat the CCP poses to the USA. And welcoming them with open arms. Meanwhile, he treats our largest democratic neighbor, NORAD ally, and the source of 75% of our export economy as a volatile threat to be hedged against. Why? Because he doesn't like their democratically elected President Donald Trump.

He had ONE job: get China out of our supply chains, protect North American security, and rebuild our domestic economy. He failed.

Why is Carney so submissive to actual dictators?

[Ryan Williams 🇨🇦 | The Competition Guy @Ryan_r_Williams]

We could have bought and staffed over 2700 MRIs in canada with this money last year.

Canada has less MRIs than Pennsylvania. 700,000 people are waiting for CT Scans and MRIs in Ontario alone right now.

Let that sink in.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

The left really went immediately from “we can’t cancel a multi millionaire comedian for openly gloating over the brutal murder of a young father” to “we must cancel these random white girls for making noises into a ring camera for three seconds.” These are not serious people.

[Roman Baber @Roman_Baber]

Canadians are waking up to the real @MarkJCarney:
- Immigration insanity
- Record spending w/o results
- No US deal/China fantasy
- Poverty+Unemployment
- Crime
- Corruption
a. Ocean Envoy
b. Telesat
c. Heat Pumps/Brookfield

Mark Carney is failing Canadians.

[Brad @bradtheauthor]

@ctvedmonton King Carney doesn’t consult. He decrees.

She should have known better.

[Brad @bradtheauthor]

@CTVNews Back to the Michelin Star catered airplane for some more costly, destructive and secretive “deals”?

[Brad @bradtheauthor]

Thank you to Canada’s veterans, past and present. To those in my own family and beyond, who fought for us to have a brighter future, free of much of the same oppression and tyranny rearing its ugly head right here in Canada today. Your sacrifice is remembered.

#LestWeForget

[Harrison Faulkner @Harry__Faulkner]

The CBC has removed the multicoloured poppy video from the CBC Kids YouTube channel following a Juno News investigation.

The video, originally posted in 2021, features a CBC Kids presenter saying “some feel that the red poppy focuses too much on soldiers and can be perceived as glorifying war.”

The presenter goes on to highlight 4 different coloured poppies including a black, white, purple and rainbow poppy for kids to wear during Remembrance Day.

[Brad @bradtheauthor]

@MarkJCarney “Our” stories.

Sure, Mark. Another great “investment”. 🤡