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[The angry 🐻 @dangrybear]

@gregorrobertson Same script as the Venezuelan government 20 years ago!

[JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦 @JayGenXer]

This young guy gets it completely.

Mark Carney is trying to ram through a **$3.2 billion taxpayer-funded bailout** for empty condos in Toronto and Vancouver. Not to build new affordable homes. Not to help young families. To bail out developers, banks, and investors who are sitting on thousands of unsold units they can’t move at current prices.

He calls it “affordability.” It’s not. It’s a straight-up transfer of your money to the people who already made a fortune during the housing bubble — while the average Canadian is locked out.

And of course, companies connected to Carney’s old world (Brookfield) are circling the same space. Profits were private. Losses are now public. Classic Liberal economics.

Meanwhile, young Canadians are working two jobs, living with roommates into their 30s, and being told they’re “entitled” for wanting the same chance their parents had.

This isn’t a solution. It’s damage control for the exact people who caused the crisis — paid for by everyone else.

Scrap the bailout. Cut the red tape. Build homes. Stop robbing the middle class to protect the people who already cashed out.

#cdnpoli #CarneyFail #HousingCrisis #CanadaFirst

[The angry 🐻 @dangrybear]

@MarkJCarney You're going to pay what we are suffering WANKER

[The angry 🐻 @dangrybear]

You're a loser and corrupted piece of weak man!

[Gregor Robertson @gregorrobertson]

Let’s talk about our plan to convert empty units in B.C. into affordable homes. 

In B.C. there are thousands of homes that are empty while thousands of British Columbians are looking for affordable homes. Build Canada Homes is going to work with the B.C. government to fix that – by turning empty units, into affordable homes. 

As we build up supply, this is one of the fastest and most efficient ways to get people into homes. Through this partnership, we will acquire units in bulk, at a discount to market value, at a time when prices and sales are already both low. 

We could leave these units sitting empty or we could take action that will provide much needed affordable housing to 2,200 families and individuals. More details on the conversion of units to affordable housing will be available in the coming months.

This is one of the many tools we are using to increase access to affordable housing and only one element of our landmark agreement with British Columbia to invest in local infrastructure and build affordable homes.  Reports that this will cost $3.2 billion are getting the facts wrong – that is what we are investing in B.C. to build more infrastructure like water systems, wastewater systems and local roads, while bringing down development charges to make homebuilding more affordable. 

We know we need more affordable homes across Canada – and that is why we launched Build Canada Homes. Since launching we have announced over 11,000 homes across 14 partnerships. Already, 4,500 units have started construction or are set to break ground in the next three months. In B.C. that partnership is delivering on 1,100 new homes, including 700 which will be supportive and transitional. Paired with our plan to reduce development charges so that we can lower down the cost of building, we are creating the conditions for more homes to be build across the country.

To end this housing crisis, we need to use every available tool: build new supply, protect rentals, support infrastructure, and bring empty homes into use faster.

[Mindset Reset @Mindsetresetca]

I'm a 🇨🇦 Newfie🤘 Canada needs to own its decline and stop pointing fingers. Cons & Libs from 2010 to present have failed Canadians Carney started this job 11 years ago with Justin Trudeau. Borderline recessions take years to develop Canadian dollar chart below will show it🖖

[🇨🇦 Antonio Tweets @AntonioTweets2]

Are there really still retards who support Carney?

[Venezuela Desk @venezueladesk]

There are some parallels to Haiti. There is a temptation, in the hours after a disaster, to believe that catastrophe moves creditors, that the sight of a fallen city softens the terms on which money is owed.

The record is less kind. When the earthquake destroyed Port-au-Prince in 2010, the debt of Haiti was indeed cancelled, by the multilateral lenders and by a then-solvent Venezuela that forgave its neighbour's Petrocaribe oil debt as an act of solidarity, and the lesson drawn at the time was that human misery had at last overridden the ledger. The truer lesson was narrower.

Haiti's debt was forgiven because its creditors, for reasons of conscience and reputation and strategic interest, chose to forgive it, and the catastrophe supplied the occasion rather than the cause; the same years saw other stricken and indebted nations granted nothing, because no one with the power to forgive them found a reason to. Disaster is not an argument a creditor is obliged to hear.

Venezuela now stands where Haiti stood, the broke and broken debtor hoping its ruin will be read as grounds for mercy, and the same sixteen-year-old irony hangs over it, that the country which once forgave a quake-struck neighbour is now the quake-struck supplicant.

Whether its creditors and its new patron in Washington extend the forgiveness it will plainly need will be decided, as it always is, not by the scale of the suffering but by whether forgiveness serves the powerful who would grant it, and on that question the early signs, the pledged aid and the tightening embrace, point toward relief offered for reasons that have nothing to do with mercy and everything to do with the return Washington expects on a realignment it has been cultivating for months.

An earthquake rearranges a country's buildings in a minute and its debts not at all, for the rubble is cleared by whoever was always going to clear it, and the debt forgiven, if it is forgiven, by whoever was always going to find it useful to forgive.

[JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦 @JayGenXer]

Bonuses are given for merit, a way a company gives back for all you do…

You worked your ass off, hit your targets, earned a merit-based bonus…

and the government swoops in and takes nearly half before it even hits your account… WTF 🤬

What did they do to deserve that cut?

Blow another massive deficit? Hand $3.2 billion to condo developers so they don’t lose money? Send more hundreds of millions to Ukraine while Canadians can’t afford groceries or rent?

This is the scam they’ve normalized: punish the people who actually produce, reward failure and foreign adventures, then act shocked when working Canadians are furious.

You didn’t get a bonus. You got a reminder of who really owns your labour in this country right now.

Who else is sick of getting robbed every time they earn something? 👇

#cdnpoli #TaxationIsTheft #CanadaFirst #Carney

[Shazi @ShaziGoalie]

Pierre Poilievre on Mark Carney's proposed condo bailout:

"They inflated the housing bubble, burst the housing bubble, and now want taxpayers to bail out the bankers and developers who profited from it."

His solution?

If condos aren't selling, lower the price.

Why should a waitress or welder pay higher taxes so developers can avoid taking a loss?

[John Pasalis @JohnPasalis]

“If you succeed you get rewarded, but if you fail, you fail, your institution fails

I’m saying no bailouts”

Mark Carney, 2011

15 years later, Carney wants to bailout home builders who failed

[Jason James @jasonjamesbnn]

This is Canada's version of the subprime mortgage crash in 2008. But instead of banks selling bad mortgages, Vancouver's collapse comes as a result of unchecked Chinese money laundering that began at least 30 years ago and extends back as far as 40 years.

When $300,000 condos are suddenly selling for $1 million+ you have a problem. Everyone who lived in Vancouver knew the market was doomed. In order for that type of inflation to continue, the money had to keep flowing. The municipal, provincial and federal governments would have to turn a blind eye or comply with what was happening. The banks would have to facilitate it.

The bubble deflation isn't coming as a result of government crackdowns—they were always more than happy to take their bribes. The banks were perfectly fine moving the money and the developers made billions. Nobody involved grew a conscience at any point.

What happened was the money itself slowed down. They simply ran out of properties to own and Chinese organized crime found other ways to move their cash. They turned Toronto's housing market into another bubble and bought our federal Liberal government via Justin Trudeau and Mark Carney. There's no reason to hide money in real estate if you don't have to.

Now the speculators have stopped speculating, the money launderers are moving onto other schemes and the average family in Vancouver can't begin to afford a million dollar shoebox so nobody is buying.

2500 empty condos in Vancouver. A multi-million dollar pit in Richmond. The right thing to do is let it all implode and allow the market to correct itself. Yes, people will lose money on the value of their homes and condos, but anyone who pays $1 million+ for a 600 sq ft condo should be aware of the risk.

Instead, Carney is going to bail out the developers who were very much part of the money laundering scheme and we're going to pay for it. This will give the bubble another year of life but it will eventually burst, and in the end, Canadians will pay for it again.

[Ron Butler @ronmortgageguy]

The Carney Condo Bailout Fucktastrophe! I Won't Leave This One Alone: It's Just Too WRONG

To quote the Prime Minister: "Builders dont want to sell at a loss"

Doesn't mean the Canadian Taxpayer needs to make sure Developers get full price for their Garbage Units at crazy prices

[The angry 🐻 @dangrybear]

Éste pendejo cree que el venezolano es caigo de la mata. Hablando de elecciones robadas y fue él quien primero pactó con el gobierno para otorgarle la presidencia.

[Henrique Capriles R. @hcapriles]

Buen viernes para todos. Sobre el tema político que leemos en las redes. Un breve comentario, más allá de todas las opiniones y análisis que cada quien tiene el derecho de dar y hacer. De eso se trata la libertad de opinión y expresión y sobretodo el pensamiento democrático.

Al final de todo, LOS VENEZOLANOS van a decidir democráticamente su futuro. Yo creo que EUA tiene muy claro que la decisión final le corresponde a la gente con su voto. Por eso son 3 fases y NO una sola. Plan con el cual coincide TODO el mundo que quiere que el país cambie y tenga futuro.

Y allí estamos como siempre para SUMAR y luchar porque se respete lo que la gente quiera. Todo lo que yo he logrado en mi vida pública fue producto de la expresión popular y para mí eso es y siempre será sagrado. El 3 de enero es consecuencia de que Maduro SE ROBÓ las elecciones que perdió por paliza. Si se hubiera respetado el 28 de julio 2024 jamás hubiera habido un 3 de enero 2026. Ojalá las energías se canalicen para haya éxito y que la gente también pueda mejorar sus condiciones económicas y sociales mientras llegan los cambios políticos. Saludos por acá

[The angry 🐻 @dangrybear]

England 2.0

[🇨🇦 Antonio Tweets @AntonioTweets2]

Canadians are this stupid 🤦🏻‍♂️
Our Communist Totalitarian Government is passing all these bills and the vast majority remain silent like the sheep they are.

Bill C34: The Missing Piece Connecting Bill C9, C22, C8 To Their Liberal AI Infrastructure Their social media ban under bill c-34 is not about protecting your children.

It is the missing piece connecting four of the most dangerous bills the Liberal government has ever introduced together.

Bill C-9 defines what you can and cannot say online.

Bill C-22 forces platforms to save your data for up to one year.

Bill C-8 gives the government the power to cut you off the internet entirely. Their AI for All infrastructure gives them everything they need to enforce it. The social media ban creates the digital ID that connects everything together. All in the name of our children and unfortunately... Canadians will welcome it. #canadanews #CanadaPolitics #wakeupcanada #socialmediabans #ProtectOurChildren

[The angry 🐻 @dangrybear]

Unbelievable!

[Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @Tablesalt13]

❗️❗️This is EXACTLY how American tech companies

Saved Canada.

....and global encryption systems.

[JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦 @JayGenXer]

An ex-military veteran just dropped a chilling warning on the streets of Canada.

“In ten years from now, if things aren’t gonna be fixed, we’re gonna go on a civil war. And that is sad, because that is gonna put Canada in the grave.”

He says our country has been raped left and right. Resources stolen. Canadians thrown away like trash on the streets. People who can’t even make a living anymore.

His message is raw and direct:

We can welcome immigrants — but they must follow Canada’s rules. Commit crimes here? Deported. Even if you’re a naturalized citizen.

Stop welfare to “fake people.” Prioritize single Canadian mothers, our children, and the veterans who actually fought for this country.

Refine our own oil. Keep Canadian resources for Canadians. Stop sending billions to other countries while our own people suffer.

Buy only Made in Canada. We have everything we need right here.

This man is an immigrant himself — from Albania. He says Canada gave him more than his home country ever did. His religion is Canada. He believes in real multiculturalism, not the tribalism where politicians get bought by the biggest voting blocs.

When a veteran who served this country starts warning about civil war because the politicians have let everything rot this badly… you should probably listen.

The clock is ticking.

Fix this before the grave gets dug.

#cdnpoli #CanadaFirst #Veterans #Immigration #SaveCanada

[The angry 🐻 @dangrybear]

Venezuela 2.0

[Rise Of Alberta @RiseOfAlberta]

Politicians doing grocery store photo ops is never a good sign.

[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..

[JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦 @JayGenXer]

Listening to @GadSaad break down Canadian taxes on Sean Hannity… aren’t you just excited to be Canadian??

From January 1st until the end of August, you work for free for the government.

Only starting in September do you finally get to keep what you actually earned.

Provincial tax capped at 25.75%. Federal tax at 33%. Already deep into the 50s before you even spend a dollar.

Then add the double sales tax, carbon tax, gas tax, property tax, and school tax — and you’re left with roughly 30 cents on every dollar you make.

This isn’t “contributing to society.” This is modern serfdom dressed up as compassion.

The same government that wastes billions on ArrivScam, failed apps, and fax machine replacement programs now expects you to hand over eight months of your life every single year.

And they still have the nerve to tell you there’s no money left for actual Canadians.

Wake up. This didn’t happen by accident.

#cdnpoli #TaxFreedomDay #LiberalFail #CanadaFirst

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

In a normal world an unbiased media who’s supposed to be holding the Government accountable would be outraged about this kind of information.

Instead they are laughing & making light of the fact that Canadians need to work almost half a year just to pay for Government taxes. It’s outrageous & no laughing matter.