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@JustinTrudeau your talking points don’t work anymore.

[C3 @C_3C_3]

Do you feel it?

The Left has lost a weapon.

For decades the Left could destroy a person if they called them “racist”.

They used the word “racist” to ruin, silence and get whatever they wanted.

Not anymore.

People are standing up.
No longer afraid.

This is a massive change.

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@MarkJCarney You just lost every future voter 16 and younger.

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@Yvan_Baker @ItalyinCanada This fool thinks he’s going to get the Nobel peace prize for being like his idol Trudeau…the idiot king.

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@KingTailorGang @Breaking911 @Mrgunsngear Source

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@01CuriousGeorge Why wear a hood and a face covering?

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@mario4thenorth Just another way to steal our tax dollars.

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@BeardedBrownMa1 I’m still a foreigner in Canada according to the ‘ minorities’ even though my family has been here 400 years.

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@MarkJCarney Trudeau said that the flag was a symbol of hate.

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@globeandmail Canada …the post national cesspool …thanks @JustinTrudeau

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@thescottbarber Trudeau looks at that as a symbol of hate.

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@EvanLSolomon You’ll be shuffled out soon.

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@Harry__Faulkner The first chance Tim Hortons gets it will go back to tfw.

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[Sterling Witt @BluntButRight]

No kidding. They sent the request to the wrong guy.

The Pentagon apparently wanted a serious Canadian defence response. They forgot they were dealing with David McGuinty, the minister presiding over one of the most chaotic defence files in recent memory.

Remember this record?

• McGuinty first suggested he learned from media reports that an Iranian strike may have damaged a Canadian camp in Kuwait, then had to walk that back and say he had been briefed by government channels.

• A Canadian camp at Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait was reportedly damaged in an Iranian missile strike, while the public got slow, confusing answers about what happened.

• Canada’s messaging on the Iran situation was muddy: not involved, but Canadian personnel potentially exposed, with the minister sounding unclear in real time.

• He approved a $200-million, 10-year lease for a “spaceport” near Canso, Nova Scotia, while critics asked why Canada was buying big dreams before fixing basic military readiness.

• The military spent $34.8 million on new sleeping bags that were not suitable for typical Canadian winter conditions.

• Troops reportedly had to fall back on old Arctic sleeping bags first issued decades ago because the new ones were not good enough.

• More than 30 Canadian soldiers reportedly suffered frostbite and cold-weather injuries during an Alaska exercise, raising obvious questions about gear, planning, and preparation.

• The department’s response to those frostbite cases sounded tone-deaf, treating serious cold-weather injuries as if they were just part of doing business in the North.

• CAF personnel were reportedly told to return rucksacks, tactical vests, body armour, sleeping bags, and other field gear because deployable troops faced critical shortages.

• The same rucksack and sleeping-bag shortages have shown up before. This is not a surprise problem. It is a recurring failure.

• Canada is pushing foreign military recruitment through Express Entry for roles like pilots, doctors, and nurses while its own recruitment system remains slow, backlogged, and underperforming.

• The Auditor General found the recruitment process was taking about twice as long as its own targets, with huge security-screening backlogs.

• CAF missed recruitment needs by thousands while the government still tried to run victory laps on recruitment announcements.

• Military housing has been described as decrepit and failing, requiring major new spending just to fix basic living conditions.

• The Nanisivik Arctic naval facility, announced back in 2007, is now being transitioned out of operational use after years of delays, scope cuts, construction problems, and cost issues.

• Canada talks big about Arctic sovereignty while quietly shelving key Arctic infrastructure. That is not strength. That is theatre.

• Internal readiness reports have shown only about 58% of the Canadian Armed Forces could respond to a major crisis, with nearly half the equipment unavailable or unserviceable.

• Operational availability has been poor across the board: roughly 45% for the air force, 46% for the navy, and 54% for the army.

• The F-35 file is still dragging, with Canada reviewing a fighter purchase that should already have been settled.

• The pattern is always the same: big announcements, slow delivery, broken procurement, basic gear failures, and soldiers left waiting while Ottawa performs competence for the cameras.

So no, it is not shocking if the Pentagon did not get the response it wanted.

They sent a serious defence request to a government that can announce spaceports but cannot reliably get sleeping bags, rucksacks, housing, Arctic infrastructure, recruitment, or fighter procurement right.