Charlene Readman

[Charlene Readman @CharReadman]

@JackDan110 🙏🙏 sending good healing energy 🙏🙏

[Charlene Readman @CharReadman]

@DegenApeDev Northern Alberta here!!

[Charlene Readman @CharReadman]

@MarkJCarney This 👇👇👇

https://t.co/246MqaJuFV

[Vote Canada @VoteCanadaCom]

@JohnRustad4BC Can’t expect much less from the sludge that you would syphon out of the bottom of a septic tank full of foul shit. https://t.co/A046n8NKWk

[Charlene Readman @CharReadman]

@CarrieDespres @mario4thenorth Ya makes sense. Rules for thee not for me

[Charlene Readman @CharReadman]

@KTHopkins @BBCBreaking Just like Canada can’t get the oil and gas out and they changed the blasters to electricity as well. 🤦‍♀️

[Charlene Readman @CharReadman]

@echipiuk I really like the tenacity of @ShannonStubbsMP she is smart I also appreciate how @PierrePoilievre still fights for us relentlessly every day!!

[Charlene Readman @CharReadman]

@adamchamb @denisebatters Who’s that now ??? 😂😂

[Charlene Readman @CharReadman]

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Sign this partition boycott Tim Hortons!!

[JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦 @JayGenXer]

🚨 THIS SHOULD SCARE THE SHIT OUT OF EVERY SINGLE CANADIAN ‼️

11 years of Liberal rule and their OWN 2040 report just dropped the most dystopian forecast imaginable for our country.

Here’s what the next decade, decade-and-a-half, or even the next five years could look like:

- Home ownership? Only for the rich kids who inherit it. Hard work won’t cut it anymore.
- Upward mobility? Almost unheard of. Most young Canadians will never build a better life than their parents.
- Groceries, rent, bills — so expensive people might literally start hunting, fishing, and foraging on public land just to eat.
- Inequality explodes. Renters vs owners becomes a permanent class war.
- Young people give up on university because it no longer guarantees shit.
- Mental health crisis worsens. Demand for social services skyrockets.
- People lose faith in the entire Canadian project and start emigrating to places where the dream still exists.

This isn’t some right-wing fever dream. This is the Liberal government’s own report.

Pierre Poilievre warned us before the election. They didn’t listen.

Now we’re staring down the barrel of a broken, hopeless Canada.

This is exactly why we need CHANGE — and we need it yesterday.

Drop a 🇨🇦💀 if this grim future terrifies you.

#Canada2040 #LiberalFailure #Poilievre #cdnpoli #CanadaIsBroken #WakeUpCanada

[Vesper @vesperdigital]

Liberals 📢:

"Discontinue your Disney subscriptions."
-Chrystia Freeland

"Stop taking vacations to save the planet."
-Mark Holland

"Use your credit cards to pay for your mortgages."
-Justin Trudeau

While they get to blow $1 Million for a 2 day Italian vacation!
🤬

[Charlene Readman @CharReadman]

@vesperdigital @joshryanjames @ryangerritsen And that is just one trip. 😡 It’s so disgusting. Wonder how much the New York trip will be? Thank you for doing this

[Vesper @vesperdigital]

🚨𝗜 𝗙𝗜𝗡𝗔𝗟𝗟𝗬 𝗙𝗢𝗨𝗡𝗗 𝗜𝗧!!!

Brookfield’s CEO said on camera: That they hired Carney while he worked at the UN to help them pull capital into Brookfield.

So the guy helping build the ESG rules ended up being hired by Brookfield to cash in on it at the same time?

[Charlene Readman @CharReadman]

Check out this TikTok I found! The Prime Minister used to run B... ▶️Watch the full video now! https://t.co/rREZiVC0s2

[Charlene Readman @CharReadman]

@ShaunRickard67 And driving very nice cars ??? 😡

[Charlene Readman @CharReadman]

Is this why Carney talks about the EU and Canada ?

[Charlene Readman @CharReadman]

This explains so well what is going on in 🇨🇦

https://t.co/xIsvV7rjjG

[Charlene Readman @CharReadman]

@therealmrbench So cringe 😬

[Glenda M 🍎 @McfarlaneGlenda]

Fraser institute President Niels Veldhuis debunks the Liberals claim that it’s Trumps tariffs that are causing Canada’s decline.

[Charlene Readman @CharReadman]

This is crazy I can’t even imagine having kids in school anymore the worry of it all.

[Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦 @BezirganMocha]

B.C. Parents Guard School Amid Youth’s Alleged Kill List: “We Don’t Want Another Tumbler Ridge”

An underreported story is unfolding in Falkland, B.C., where parents are standing watch over their elementary school, children are spending recess indoors, bus locations are changing, tournaments are being cancelled, and some parents are not sending their children to school at all, as a youth behind an alleged kill list has been walking around the school in the mornings.

Every morning, a number of parents organize to stand watch over Falkland Elementary School to ensure the safety of their children, as a troubled youth lives across from the school and chooses to walk around school property during drop-off, causing anxiety and stress, especially amid a lack of RCMP presence.

“Why are we waiting for something bad to happen for this to be taken seriously?” one parent, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, asked, fearing repercussions for herself or her children.

The community says it feels unsupported and does not know whether the young man is getting the help and support he needs from the province, while also calling on the RCMP to have an officer present near the school.

“Basically threatening to kill them with box cutters, drink their blood, and take out anybody else that gets in the way,” said a concerned grandmother, Lori-Ann Rohrback, detailing the alleged threats and questioning what meaningful action authorities have taken after seeing him walking around and on school property even though he is banned from it.

Nearly two years ago, an approximately half-a-billion-dollar fentanyl superlab was busted in Falkland, B.C., where only one person, Gaganpreet Randhawa, was arrested, highlighting the lack of police oversight in rural B.C.

"We're just rural people," said a concerned parent, "we just don't have a voice," saying that they're feeling abandoned to fend off this threat by themselves with no support from the government.

Matthew Henegan, a Falkland resident and CAF veteran, says authorities need to communicate better: “Relying on a playbook pre-Tumbler Ridge, I think, is outdated, because we live in a different world now, and that’s just the reality of living in B.C. post-Tumbler Ridge.”

While it remains unclear what steps authorities have taken, the youth’s presence around the school raises the question of when he will get the help he needs, and when the town will return to normal.
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