@EtienneRouss@AntiDickAktion@jkenney Russian and Ukraine are East Slavic languages which share 70-85% intelligibility based on regional influences. Slavic people… west, south, and east will understand each other or pick up the differences quickly. Enjoy your schooling. 🎓
I LOVE CANADA. I DON’T HAVE TO LOVE ITS GOVERNMENT.
I’m getting damn tired of people confusing patriotism with political obedience.
Apparently, if you criticize the Liberals, question government policy, or demand accountability, you’re suddenly labelled a traitor, un-Canadian, or worse.
What a load of political bullshit.
I’ve spent much of my life working, building businesses, farming, raising a family, and serving my community. I’ve watched ordinary Canadians work their asses off to build better lives for themselves and their children.
And I’ll be damned if someone is going to question my loyalty to Canada because I refuse to applaud a government I believe is taking this country in the wrong direction.
Canada existed long before Justin Trudeau, Mark Carney and the Liberal Party. It will exist long after they’re gone.
Our country is bigger than any prime minister, political party, or ideology.
Patriotism means defending the principles that made Canada worth building: individual liberty, personal responsibility, freedom of expression, equality before the law, and the opportunity to succeed through hard work.
It means expecting governments to live within their means, respect taxpayers, protect our sovereignty, and answer to the people who elected them.
And when they fail, it means having the backbone to say so.
I remember when conservatives fought to reform Ottawa, make government accountable, and give Western Canadians a stronger voice. We weren’t trying to destroy Canada. We were trying to make it better.
Some of us have been fighting that battle for decades.
Now we’re supposed to sit quietly while governments pile on debt, weaken economic opportunity, expand bureaucracy, and leave future generations paying for today’s political decisions?
Not a chance.
The government works for Canadians. Canadians do not work for the government.
Disagreement is not disloyalty. Opposition is not treason. And political criticism is not hatred of your country.
In a democracy, it’s our right and sometimes our responsibility.
Nobody gets to dictate how much I love Canada based on which political party I support.
I don’t owe Mark Carney my loyalty. I don’t owe the Liberal Party my silence. And I certainly don’t need a lecture on patriotism from people who mistake obedience for citizenship.
My loyalty is to Canada, its people, its freedoms, and the generations who will inherit what we leave behind.
I love this country enough to challenge its leadership, demand accountability, and fight for a better future.
And if that makes me a traitor in someone’s twisted political vocabulary, the problem isn’t my patriotism.
It’s their understanding of democracy.
@EtienneRouss@AntiDickAktion@jkenney Yet unable to suggest when the Ukrainian Congress formed, why, or who the original members were. Reminds me of when the Canadian Parliament honoured a Ukrainian Nazi in September 22, 2023, Mr. Yaroslav Hunka 🙄
@AntiDickAktion@EtienneRouss@jkenney When losing arguments people will often return to labelling “goof, demented, deranged, etc”… point to fact and be data driven, not emotional, otherwise you are not cut out for political discourse.
@AntiDickAktion@EtienneRouss@jkenney I guess you and your wife are completely at a loss when communicating with the in-laws. Sorry you both don’t speak Ukrainian and Serbian better.
@EtienneRouss@AntiDickAktion@jkenney Sacrifice yourself now if you believe what you write. Ukraine needs all the soldiers or cannon fodder they can get. I support your decision to go on your own conscience. As a tax payer to Canada I will pay your airfare.
@EtienneRouss@AntiDickAktion@jkenney Killing because of business interests and historical cartels (like the royal family lines) do not justify the cost for your supposed “freedoms”. They are worth it when your own family would otherwise be genocide. This is not the case in Ukraine today.
@GlobalCalgary 1 What was considered a near miss?
2 Does a near miss represent a real Risk?
3 Who arranged the study for what purpose?
4 Has #YEG created an environment in the road network which encourages speeding due to socially engineered vehicle delays (ie poor signal timings, bike lanes)
The BC Conservatives plan to bring back daily singing of “O Canada” in schools, with students starting every school day with the national anthem
Their pledge also includes flying Canadian and BC flags at every school
@604RAW Propaganda and brain washing of children.
Better to make Universities and work places start their day this way so Adults can make a choice, and yes, voice their support.
Dozens of near-misses between vehicles and pedestrians were recorded at school-area crosswalks in Edmonton and Calgary, according to national study released by the Alberta Motor Association.
#yeg#yegtraffic
https://t.co/PMWYtPkfnM
@GlobalEdmonton 1 What was considered a near miss?
2 Does a near miss represent a real Risk?
3 Who arranged the study for what purpose?
4 Has #YEG created an environment in the road network which encourages speeding due to socially engineered vehicle delays (ie poor signal timings, bike lanes)
🚨BREAKING: ��🇱 POLISH PRESIDENT KAROL NAWROCKI VETOES EU INTERNET LAW: “THE GOVERNMENT WANTS AN OFFICIAL TO DECIDE WHAT POLES CAN SAY ONLINE!”
WARSAW, POLAND — NOVEMBER 13, 2026
Polish President KAROL NAWROCKI has signed six new laws but refused to approve a seventh — legislation implementing the European Union’s Digital Services Act (DSA).
The DSA is an EU law intended to make online platforms tackle illegal content and improve accountability.
But Nawrocki argues that Poland’s government, led by Prime Minister DONALD TUSK, went further than necessary by giving officials excessive powers over online speech.
⚖️ WHAT IS THE CONTROVERSY?
According to Nawrocki, the proposed Polish law could allow authorities to block entire websites or platforms over individual illegal comments, without sufficient independent judicial safeguards.
He warned that this could create a “censorship official” with too much influence over what Polish citizens can read and publish.
The president insists that online crimes must be prosecuted, but that protecting citizens must not become an excuse to restrict freedom of expression.
🇵🇱 SIX OTHER LAWS WERE SIGNED, covering patriotic education, public-event security, Polish film production, pharmacy regulations, VAT modernisation and protection of land reserved for Poland’s planned major transport hub.
Nawrocki says he has now signed 298 bills and vetoed 48 during his presidency.
The dispute raises a fundamental question: Who should decide what is illegal online — independent courts or government-appointed officials?
The veto concerns Poland’s national implementation legislation, not the EU Digital Services Act itself, which remains in force.