Dave Muralt

35-year veteran of the Canadian Army. Now a gunsmith.

[Dave Muralt @DMuralt]

Every Canadian soldier who served after, in Korea and Kosovo and Kandahar, under crushing fire and crushing boredom, eating bad food, enduring heat and dust and prevailing against all hazards, stands on the shoulders of ordinary giants like Sgt Arthur Richardson, QOR of C.

[DonaldBest.CA * DO NOT COMPLY @DonaldBestCA]

Police Service of Northern Ireland describes a terrorist beheading attack as a 'stabbing incident'.

In the midst of an invasion and tsunami of violence and rapes by foreign savages, @PoliceServiceNI shows that their first concern is the political agenda - not community safety or Rule of Law.

[Alice Smith @TheAliceSmith]

Step 1: The Left enacts a policy.

Step 2: The policy has horrific consequences.

Step 3: People notice the horror and react negatively.

Step 4: The Left charges those people with “weaponising” the horrific consequences for political gain.

[The Aristotle Foundation for Public Policy @AristotleFdn]

🏛️ What is the purpose of Canada's Notwithstanding Clause?

To keep the judiciary's power in check. 

Learn more about why this matters for Canada: https://t.co/uMq88K1Qam

#cdnpoli #realitycheck #canadiandemocracy #constitution

[Captain Allen @CptAllenHistory]

On This Day — June 9, 1941

The German Luftwaffe launched a major raid on Mandatory Palestine with 20 aircraft striking Haifa; and it was the Jews who were firing back at the Nazis.

Local Jewish volunteers who had only recently joined the Palestine Light Anti-Aircraft Battery fired their Breda guns at Nazi planes flying over the Land of Israel. The Jews were firing these guns for the first time ever, but scored hits on three German planes.

The forgotten Axis bombing campaign (1940–1942):

- Italy began bombing Mandatory Palestine in July 1940 (from bases in the Dodecanese Islands).

- The deadliest raid came on September 9, 1940, when Italian bombers hit civilian areas in Tel Aviv, killing 137 people (mostly Jews) in broad daylight.

- Vichy French aircraft even joined in, bombing targets in Mandatory Palestine.

The Axis hoped the raids would spark Arab revolts against the British and weaken the Yishuv. But they galvanized thousands of Jews to volunteer for the British Army, gaining critical military experience that would prove vital in 1948.

While London was enduring the Blitz, the Jews of Haifa and Tel Aviv were also under Axis bombs — a largely forgotten chapter of the war.

The Jewish defense of the Land of Israel had already begun years before the State of Israel’s independence.

[Dean Allison @DeanAllisonMP]

Sitting down with @walid_tamtam from the @WSOnlineNews

We had a great conversation about the @AllisonInquiry

Bottom line is that Canadians who were COVID-19 vaccine injured want and need to be heard

They are owed that

That’s exactly what we’ll do on Parliament Hill on September 8, 9, 10, 11

Apply to be a witness here:
https://t.co/8V61qvb3Sb

[Mario Zelaya @mario4thenorth]

Parade in Canada featuring:

✅ Child suicide bombers
✅ Tanks
✅ Man with a bullseye on head
✅ Woman being executed
✅ President of India in handcuffs

I prefer Santa.

Let’s keep foreign wars out of our country.

[Mark Goldberg @Mark_Goldberg]

How is it that I can't find any statements by @AnitaAnandMP expressing concern or imposing sanctions on terrorists found among the Canadian-funded @UNRWA organization, despite the recent @USAID investigation?
https://t.co/ATyYZx0PrA

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

Activist: "There's an additive that cuts cow methane by a third. Denmark's made it compulsory. Why won't you use it?"

Farmer: "Because I'd sooner fix the gas with grass than a patented powder."

Activist: "So you admit you won't reduce methane."

Farmer: "I reduce it by building soil and grazing well, which costs nothing and improves the field. You're handing a chemical firm a mandate to dose every cow in the country and calling that the green choice."

Activist: "The regulators say it's safe in the milk."

Farmer: "They do, and there they're right. The milk's fine, and the crowd screaming that it poisons you are talking nonsense. I've no problem with the safety. What gets me is the mandate, dosing every cow daily to fix a problem a healthy pasture barely has."

Activist: "It's proven to work."

Farmer: "In a shed, on a grain diet, on a cow that's indoors anyway. Out on grass the maths is thinner and the bill is not. Funny how the fix always costs the farmer and pays the patent."

Activist: "..."

Farmer: "I'll take the cow that mends the soil over the one that needs a daily prescription. You can keep the powder."

[Shannon Stubbs @ShannonStubbsMP]

On food poverty, Mark Carney earns an F.

After years of Liberal taxes, red tape, and high costs, nearly 10 million Canadians face food insecurity, while 1 in 4 struggle to put food on the table.

Conservatives will continue to fight to lower taxes and cut red tape so all Canadians can afford to buy affordable groceries without the need for government handouts or school food programs.

[Cory Porter @XiIsKillingUs]

Yes, our CSIS whistleblowers were compelled to leak to the press in 2022 because their investigations were being stonewalled from up top.

“Hogue has successfully defended Justin Trudeau – again

Trudeau can thank Hogue that Canadians may never be the wiser about foreign election interference.”

https://t.co/CsiezdM6un

“But for all the issues that the final report covered, it is likely to be regarded as incomplete having not provided the details of the potential treasonous activities of the eleven previously identified parliamentarians. On this matter, Hogue downplayed the activities and she sidestepped mention of names, contradicting earlier claims that the Canadian Security and Intelligence Service (CSIS) fingered those parliamentarians who were “semi-witting or witting” agents colluding with foreign governments.”

“There is something disconcerting about Hogue’s performance on Tuesday. Her insistence that there were no traitors in Parliament contradicts the evidence compiled by MPs as part of work completed by the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians. More remarkable, it contradicts testimony and public statements made by Trudeau, then-public safety minister Dominic LeBlanc, and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh – all claiming that they were concerned about the MPs who were named purporting to have engaged in treasonous acts. In his commission testimony, under oath with Hogue listening intently, Trudeau stated there were Conservative MPs that he saw on a list. So, Canadians are left to wonder who is telling the truth and who is being mischievous?

As weighty as the Hogue Report seems, when carefully read it comes up lacking. The Globe and Mail lead editorial, “The Hogue report keeps Canadians where they were — in the dark,” assesses that the report “leaves the country in the same place it was in when her inquiry began its work at the end of 2023; that is, with no answers about who did what.””

“Perhaps most important, as was accomplished so many years ago with the West Point Grey Academy non-disclosure agreement, Hogue has buried the pertinent evidence, sealing those confidential testimonies from witnesses with direct knowledge about the CCP interference for 99 years.

As a concluding thought, it is most troubling that Canadians are only getting glimpses of the controversies arising from the tight ties between the Trudeau Liberals and the CCP. Foreign interference in elections is just one issue. It is a Pandora’s box once the lid is raised: CCP police stations operating in Canada; the activities of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank; denial of the genocidal human rights violations of the Uyghurs; delay in establishing a foreign agent registry; the lobbying activities of Chinese business organizations; and the approvals of Chinese purchases of natural resource companies. Then there is the Chinese money flowing into the Trudeau Foundation. What about the possible gain of function virus research that was shared between the Winnipeg Lab and Wuhan Lab? And what about those 11 possible treasonous parliamentarians who have been colluding with foreign governments?

On that last controversy, Trudeau can thank Hogue that Canadians may never be the wiser.”

[Ron Butler @ronmortgageguy]

WTF?? City Of Toronto Scalping World Cup Tickets: Mayor Olivia Chow What Were You Thinking?

Toronto is buying thousands of World Cup Tickets from FIFA who are nothing but corrupt Grifters

The CRAZIEST thing she said: The World Cup won't cost Toronto Tax Payers a penny

[Martyupnorth®- Unacceptable Fact Checker @Martyupnorth]

The irony of holding up that sign in front of a gas station showing diesel at $1.799/litre is lost on these two clowns.

[Cass Blackburn @FiftyFootNest]

Canada is in a recession, but not Ukraine.

Let that sink in.

[Kelly Block MP @KellyBlockmp]

It truly is time that this Liberal government holds up their end of the deal, and changes course from the reckless deficit spending they have become known for.

[Tristin Hopper @TristinHopper]

Mark Carney will deliver a speech promising to tackle a horrifying problem. And then in the same day he'll appoint the former president and CEO of Horrifying Problem Inc. to a senior position.

[Jasraj Singh Hallan 🇨🇦 @jasrajshallan]

After 11 years of failed Liberal policies, Canadians are in more Debt and spending more.

Canadian families are now paying over $2,000 more in taxes this year and forced to spend 120 percent of their income on food and rent.

Conservatives have a plan. Cut taxes, repeal anti development laws and end the Liberal boondoggles.

[Gina Unfiltered @Gina_T1]

☕ Good morning.

Just a reminder that no matter what happens today, someone, somewhere, is preparing a segment about why it’s Pierre’s fault. 😂

[Anti-Boomer @mapleblooded]

Diana Fox Carney looking around a grocery store and trying to understand why all of the food isn’t already on a plate.

[Western Standard @WSOnlineNews]

🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Federal indigenous department admits it has no record of contact with BC’s First Nations

Link in thread 🧵

[Alexander Zoltan @AmazingZoltan]

Probably the most shocking story I've ever written. The Cole's notes: a $12 billion Trudeau-era department dedicated to "nation-to-nation" communication & negotiation between Ottawa and First Nations has allocated $0 to tracking communication between Ottawa and BC First Nations.