The media in Canada wants you to believe it’s just teens who are angry at the education system in France who are basically burning the Country down. They are lying to you. It’s communists, radical left wing activists, socialists, multi-generational immigrants and clearly free free Palestine Islamists who are looting businesses, burning the buildings down and basically hunting down and attacking any police and other emergency workers they see.
Our media has taken it upon themselves to decide what we should or shouldn’t see in Canada. They want to control every narrative. Why do people put up with this? How can they even begin to claim they have journalistic integrity or ethics? It’s time for this era of our media machine steering narratives & steering sentiments to end.
Joel Kotkin put it in the National Post this morning, and he is not wrong!
Hating Trump is a mood. Walking the customer who still takes 70 cents of the export dollar, then booking Montreal for Oct 29 to sign an alliance with a stagnant Europe, is a policy. The draft is already written. Digital trade, critical minerals, stockpiles, Ukraine, fifty water bombers. Associate member got walked back. The paper did not.
Europe is the market he keeps selling. It bought 5.5 percent of our goods. Germany is shedding about 15,000 industrial jobs a month, and Kotkin notes one in seven Germans are planning to leave inside five years. The United States is the one growing. Oil and gas are still the export that pays the bills, and Brussels is not the customer for it.
Trump is gone in two years. The signature in Montreal is not. You do not burn the bridge because you cannot stand the man on the other side.
That is not sovereignty
That is TDS that is destroying an Economy
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Mark Carney did not cut the bill. Mark Carney renamed it.
The Liberals split Ottawa’s books in two. Operating. Capital. Operating is the grocery bill: wages, transfers, rent, the day-to-day. Capital is supposed to be a building, a ship, a machine.
Mark Carney’s promise is to balance the operating book. So François-Philippe Champagne’s budget moved day-to-day spending into the capital column and called it investment.
Parliamentary Budget Officer. The Liberal budget claimed $311.5 billion in capital. On a definition other countries use, $217.3 billion. The gap is $94 billion. Tax credits. Subsidies. Corporate welfare. Wearing an investment name so the operating book looks smaller.
The Parliamentary Budget Officer cannot rebuild Mark Carney’s labels from the outside. Two farm programs, same department, opposite labels. The IMF asked Ottawa to use the world’s definition and let someone else check.
Mark Carney told Toronto the operating book balances in 2027–28. The Parliamentary Budget Officer says 2029–30. And a balanced operating book is not a balanced budget. The spring statement still showed a $65.3 billion deficit. No date on that one.
A family cannot rename the grocery bill a renovation and tell the bank it is paid. Mark Carney did. François-Philippe Champagne signed the labels. The Liberals own the book.
Publish the list. One definition. The one the IMF already uses.
Mark Carney. François-Philippe Champagne. The Liberals. Name them.
Kitchen table first.
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