Gruman2011

The dildo of consequences rarely arrives lubed

[Gruman2011 @gruman2011]

@EdmontonJack Never mind, Sportnet is fucking garbage. ESPN+ has their shit together thankfully.
@ESPN @Sportsnet

[Gruman2011 @gruman2011]

Can barely hear you and Lou Jack. Audio levels are fucked up
@EdmontonJack

[Alex Pierson @AlexpiersonAMP]

You are like a bad smell.

[Gruman2011 @gruman2011]

@RRRawlings

[The American Girl @TheAmericanGrl]

Katy Perry & Justin Trudeau share their IQ test results in a new photo.

[Katie Hopkins @KTHopkins]

I mean seriously.

You don’t just motorboat @sydney_sweeney - you get the full mega yacht.

G’wan bird. Shake them like maracas in a Mexican cantina

[Terry Newman @terrynewman]

Lutnick: "Canada walked away. We had a deal. We shook hands. The president announced it. Right? Everybody was positive.

Canada made the decision for political purposes. they wanted to walk away. This is politics only....

Do I care about how the Quebecois speak? I mean what could matter less to America? We don't care. So, the fact is, we never brought those words up. This is manufactured..."

So, there's the sovereignty party trying to run, and they're in the lead in Quebec. And so this was Mark Carney manufacturing something that would try to keep them from winning. And then you have Alberta, has an independence resolution. These are elections in October, so he's this making this a political thing for Canada.

And my guess will be as soon as his elections are over, you're gonna see a plane full of Canadian negotiators flying down, going, come on, come on, we'll give it to you before your election. We're just being used by them.

Right? That's what happened. That's why it ended. It didn't happen for math. The math was sensational. It was a great deal that we shook hands."

[The Food Professor @FoodProfessor]

Since Prime Minister Carney misled Canadians about the Gordie Howe Bridge agreement, Canadians deserve to know exactly what deal Canada rejected so they can make up their own minds.

If Ottawa proceeds with counter-tariffs, Canadian consumers and businesses will bear the cost.

Transparency is essential.

[The Food Professor @FoodProfessor]

Important information is emerging from American sources about the failed Canada–U.S. deal.

Washington apparently sought restrictions on Canada’s future trade agreements—likely aimed at China—and changes affecting Quebec’s French-language commercial rules.

BUT NO DRAFT TEXT has been released.

Claims that the U.S. wanted to prohibit all Canadian trade deals or eliminate French labels entirely remain UNVERIFIED.

Ottawa should RELEASE the proposed terms. Canadians deserve to know exactly what Washington demanded—and what it offered in return.

[Terry Newman @terrynewman]

We need to see the whole deal and understand the reasoning behind it before judging any components. I have my doubts this government will ever make this information available to Canadians. This is nuts.

[Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 @ezralevant]

Really? On the same day you send hundreds of millions of tax dollars to Palestine, you claim to stand with the victim of an Islamic terrorist attack?

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

The level of fraud here is mind-blowing

[Gruman2011 @gruman2011]

@joshclassenCTV South of Vermilion

[Kelden Formosa @KeldenFormosa]

I know she's getting slammed from all sides, but I really do think that Danielle Smith is handling a challenging situation around federal overreach, judicial activism, and an upset separatist minority within the province pretty well.

Like her, I don't want to separate, but I care enough about the country that I want us to fix the issues that make others want to--they're my neighbours, for goodness' sake--instead of just calling them treasonous and saying they have to shut up.

[terry l. @dubsndoo]

Danielle Smith is probably the best premier Alberta has had since Ralph Klein. If she is forced out by her own supporters, Alberta will see the return of the NDP next election. Be careful what you wish for Jeffrey Rath.

[Melissa 🇨🇦 @MelissaLMRogers]

YIKES 🤯 Another Company threatening to leave Canada if Bill C22 passes, the Authorized Access to Information Act.

Windscribe - Canadian VPN company with over 100 million registered users 👀

Plus they call out TAXES in Canada & our corrupt government 👀 Good on them!

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Conservatives publish the right carbon tax rate by year:

2026: $0
2027: $0
2028: $0
2029: $0
2030: $0
2031: $0
2032: $0
2033: $0
2034: $0
2035: $0

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Here is the checklist to get shovels in the ground on a Pacific pipeline.

I’m excited to find out tomorrow which are DONE a year after Prime Minister Carney promised to build at speeds not seen in generations.

[Eric Nuttall @ericnuttall]

With details of the MOU (aka. The Grand Ransom) between Alberta and the Federal Government seemingly imminent, I would like to offer the following:
🛢️a 1MM Bbl/d pipeline to the West Coast is a "pipe dream" if not funded by taxpayers, and the likelihood of getting firm volume commitments for that scale is highly unlikely
🛢️Pathways, a ~$30BN project, was conceived in a different world than now and should be scrapped immediately
🛢️Carbon taxes make the industry at the margin less competitive and encourages investment elsewhere - the oilsands are 0.1% of global emissions - we are irrelevant
🛢️The industry does not need to be "future proofed" nor need a "social license" - the world is desperate for more energy and not a single purchaser of oil in the world asks nor cares about a barrel's carbon profile
🛢️With expansion on existing pipelines plus the Prairie Connector/Bridger project (which I'm now incrementally more confident will proceed) Canada will add ~1.6MM Bbl/d of incremental capacity, enough to get us through to the mid 2030's

[Old Salty Marine @BamaSaltyMarine]

Do you think Chewbacca had a human dick or one of those red rocket things dogs have?

Disney won't respond to my emails…