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If you aren't a Liberal when you're young you have no heart, if you aren't a Conservative when you're an adult you have no brain - Someone smarter than me.

[earmuffs @earmuffs69]

To all the Liberals shouting AB and Quebec separation is a US OP to destabilize Canada.

We got destabilized by the Davos elite the entire time Trudeau was in fucking office.

We shouted it from the roof tops, you called us conspiracy theorists and whack jobs.

Now because Donald Trump is eating their lunch because he saw the opportunity it's a fucking problem.

You people are so fucking slow it's retarded.

Keep the fuck up and maybe listen to the people around you next time.

The next person you call crazy may turn out to be right.

Please comment and share so maybe the fucking ostriches in this country will pull their heads out of the fucking sand.

[earmuffs @earmuffs69]

It's like the running of the bulls, but it is a bunch of fat dudes with their dicks out.

I swear there is a joke here somewhere...

[Billboard Chris 🌎 @BillboardChris]

The media are of course criticizing @PierrePoilievre for not attending a Pride event.

Why would any political leader attend this?

[earmuffs @earmuffs69]

@InnerCanada @BagelPolling Found the communist.

[DogTurd™🍁 @DogTurdCanada]

@globeandmail Our economy is tanking. My neighborhood has been overrun with Indians. My children can’t find work.

If I leave to America I have to pay a heavy exit fee and forfeit the medical services that I paid into for over 60 years!

Now, what exactly is YOUR definition of “Prison”?

[Kat Kanada 🏴 @KatKanada_TM]

PIERRE POILIEVRE: "Both the Liberals & the NDP have the same agenda — they want to ban ALL civilian firearm ownership. They want to make it impossible for anyone to hunt."

🚨🚨🚨

[earmuffs @earmuffs69]

@ElofsonJess @seanhannity So is Tucker, So is Bannon, So is Carol, So is Owens, the list goes on and on, and you love repeating their talking points.

I think you may want to get off the internet for awhile.

[Gun Owners of Canada @GunOwnersofCana]

Here is something the government does not talk about.

Canada's handgun freeze took effect on October 21, 2022. Since that date, very few people who have exemptions have been able to buy, sell, gift, or inherit a handgun. The market for new restricted handguns is effectively closed.

So you might expect the number of Canadians holding a Restricted PAL (the licence required to own handguns and other restricted firearms) to be flat or declining. Why bother completing the restricted component of the Canadian Firearm Safety Course if you can't use it to buy a handgun?

The data says otherwise.

According to the RCMP Commissioner of Firearms Reports, the number of RPAL holders has grown every year since the freeze:

2022: 716,348
2023: 752,002 (up 5.0%)
2024: 775,266 (up 3.1%)
2025: 794,768 (up 2.5%)

That is a net gain of 78,420 restricted firearm licence holders in three years, a 10.9% increase, all during a period when the primary reason most people get the restricted designation on their PAL (to buy a handgun) was legislated away.

Canadians are still taking the safety course, submitting to the background checks, and getting licensed. The freeze did not stop the demand for restricted licences. It just stopped the legal market from serving the people who hold them.

Source: RCMP Commissioner of Firearms Reports, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025.

[Vesper @vesperdigital]

🚨Carney Is Gambling Your Pension on the AI Bubble🚨

Liberals are luring CPP & PSP into a sector the IMF & Bank of England are calling a DANGEROUS bubble.

With money they DON'T have!

It's the New Green Slush Fund, and they’re betting your retirement on it!

Full breakdown👇

[earmuffs @earmuffs69]

I totally agree, he shouldn't have a gun license.... Oh wait...

[Dustin 👌🏻 @0xDustinP]

@bruce_barrett Extendos and a legit ak? Wait a second those have been illegal in Canada for decades. Someone better take his rpal away.

[earmuffs @earmuffs69]

@angsing014 @bruce_barrett This is a non sequitur.

Try again.

[Bruce @bruce_barrett]

They are assimilating well.

Those are “ceremonial” weapons btw.

[The Great Canadian Bagel @BagelPolling]

Alberta independence is qualitatively different to Quebecs. Albertan's largely are discontent about political and economic alienation - this is good! We can much more easily fix those things.

My proposals:

Political: immediately increase the house of commons size to like 450. This will help with our constitutionally mandated malapportionment

Economic:
A) force through northern gateway and make a big show about it. Pass laws to make projects like this easier.
B) do some serious fiscal reforms (such as the ones I proposed).

I think doing these things quickly would solve 2/3 of the discontent and also just generally be better for Canada.

[Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @Tablesalt13]

‼️On June 7th at the the Canadian "Shaheedi Nagar Kirtan" in Brampton

there was a parade float with children dressed up as su*cide bo^mbers

and women being sh*t, execution style!

this is ABSOLUTE MADNESS!!

[Vesper @vesperdigital]

🚨𝗙𝗜𝗡𝗔𝗟𝗟𝗬 𝗙𝗢𝗨𝗡𝗗 𝗜𝗧... 𝟮 𝗠𝗢𝗡𝗧𝗛𝗦!!!🚨

Carney admits on tape: When voters blocked his ESG plans, "We" Central Bankers acted like "Regulators" going around the voters through the BACK DOOR!

Manipulating fossil fuel prices by withholding lending.

Now he's PM!🙃

[Daniel Bordman @DanielBordmanOG]

You see, when you hit them hard they capitulate.

When you talk about how badly you need them to negotiate, they bomb everything in sight.

[earmuffs @earmuffs69]

BTFO 🤣

[Martyupnorth®- Unacceptable Fact Checker @Martyupnorth]

@Mill_Moron

[Dusty Rose @DustyRoseYYC]

Canadians aim for the middle and are satisfied even when the results are nowhere near that high.

Albertans aim high and are never satisfied even after they have exceeded it.

That's why Albertans thrive and Canadians don't.

#cdnpoli #abpoli #AlbertaIndependence

[🇯🇵SAIGOU🇯🇵郷田剛士🇯🇵 @oidonhagouda]

This is what Japan has become.

A guy heard noise outside at night and went out with a wooden sword. Two foreigners were trying to steal his air conditioner unit. One of them pulled out a knife and threatened him.

He judged it was dangerous, swung the wooden sword, and landed a clean hit. The other one started screaming “Sorry! Sorry!” and they both ran away.

These people came to steal in the middle of the night and were ready to use a knife if they got caught. This is the level of people we’re letting into the country.

If homeowners have to arm themselves with wooden swords just to protect their own property, something is seriously broken. The police clearly aren’t stopping this kind of crime.

This is the result of letting in large numbers of people without proper screening. Japanese people are the ones who end up having to deal with it.

[Insurrection Barbie @DefiyantlyFree]

WHAT WE GIVE ISRAEL

The standard US military aid package is $3.8 billion per year $3.3 billion in Foreign Military Financing plus $500 million for joint missile defense programs. Israel must spend most of this on US-made products and services, and by 2028 essentially all of it must be spent in America.

WHAT ISRAEL GIVES BACK

1. F-35 R&D Savings: 55 billion
Israel resolved multiple technical issues during the F-35’s early development, reducing US R&D costs by an estimated $55 billion and accelerating deployment timelines.  The total F-35 program cost was $55 billion in R&D Israel’s combat testing effectively saved the US from having to discover and fix those problems on their own dime.

2. Intelligence Value: equivalent to 5 CIAs (75 billion/year)

General George Keegan, former Chief of US Air Force Intelligence, stated that Israel’s intel value equals “5 CIAs” providing a 400% return on investment on the $3.8 billion aid package. One CIA budget runs approximately $15 billion.  Five times that equals roughly $75 billion worth of intelligence annually for $3.8 billion in aid.

3. Strategic Base Value: $15–20 billion/year

As stated by Admiral Elmo Zumwalt and General Alexander Haig, Israel is the largest US aircraft carrier that does not require US military personnel on board, cannot be sunk, and is deployed in a critical region sparing the US the need to manufacture, deploy, and maintain real aircraft carriers with ground divisions, which would cost the US $15–20 billion annually. 

4. F-35 Export Multiplier: $40 billion in sales, $173 billion backlog
Israel’s battle-tested performance and upgrades to the F-35 contribute to $40 billion in US exports and a $173 billion backlog for US industry.  Israel essentially serves as the world’s most credible advertisement for American weapons.

5. Jobs and Economic Output: 255,000 jobs, $72 billion annually
The F-35 economic engine alone supports 290,000 US employees and $72 billion in annual economic output.  Israeli stakeholders hold contracts with over 1,000 American companies across 48 states, DC, and Puerto Rico.

Why do people need to lie about this?

Because they have nefarious reasons.

There’s no other reason to lie about this stuff.

[earmuffs @earmuffs69]

@MarkSavic @lucyhargreaves4 He's also a woman beater, go figure

[The Really Big Show @TheRlyBigShow]

Canada paid $24 million to help a Chinese company make baby formula and ship 85% of it to China.

The Canada Royal Milk story has layers.

Layer 1: a Chinese dairy giant built Canada's largest infant formula plant in Kingston Ontario.

Layer 2: Canadian taxpayers contributed at least $24 million to the project.

Layer 3: early planning documents show 85% of production was intended for export to China from day one.

Layer 4: it used supply-managed Canadian milk priced and controlled to protect Canadian food sovereignty.

Layer 5: supply management advocates defend this system against American trade pressure every CUSMA cycle.

Layer 6: supply management is a major trade irritant cited in the CUSMA negotiations.

Bottom line: the system designed to keep Americans out subsidized Chinese exports.

If you were the Americans at the negotiating table, wouldn’t this make you furious?

And as a Canadian, doesn’t it anger you that we ship baby formula made with Canadian milk out of the country while parents here face sky-high prices and shortages?