John Warwick

"It says here in this history book that luckily, the good guys have won every single time. What are the odds?”
-Norm MacDonald

[Pierre Ferragu @p_ferragu]

IF THE BOARD FIRES JENSEN AMID THIS CONTROVERSY WITHOUT A SOLID BUSINESS CASE, THEY RISK SERIOUS FIDUCIARY-DUTY CONSEQUENCES - RETWEET, CREATE THE COUNTER-MOB.

[Lara Logan @laralogan]

Make sure you are listening: they want to use your tax dollars to BRING BACK people who were in the U.S. illegally. Hear it for yourself.

[Alice Smith @TheAliceSmith]

Socialism isn’t about putting the group before the individual.

Socialism is about forcing the will of a small group over the will of every individual.

[Sean Hannity 🇺🇸 @seanhannity]

Incoming House Minority Leader Jim Jordan predicts Democrats will pursue a third impeachment of President Trump and target potential 2028 Republican presidential candidates:

“There’ll be a third impeachment. They can’t help themselves. They’re going to go after everyone in the Cabinet. We’ve already seen that with Secretary Hegseth. They are going to go after people in the private sector, which I think is ridiculous. They’ve already sent hundreds of letters out to people in government and outside the government. And then, of course, Sean, I think what they’re probably also going to do is go after whoever they think our nominee is going to be. Will they go after Vice President Vance? Will they go after Secretary Rubio, Governor DeSantis, Governor Youngkin, or whoever they think might be our nominee? I think you’ll see them target those individuals because, for the Democrats, it’s all about politics and going after their political opponents.”

[Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @Tablesalt13]

‼️BOMBSHELL: The last Conservative PM of Canada, Stephen Harper goes PUBLIC

says that all 3 major news networks in Canada...."would meet to coordinate their coverage of me"

In Canada, "we have 3 MSNBCs"

[Martyupnorth®- Unacceptable Fact Checker @Martyupnorth]

🧵 How bad is it??? Really bad.

The Liberals tabled Budget 2026 las week.

Same script as always: big vision, bigger spending numbers, lots of talk about “investing in the future” and “fiscal discipline.”

They love to forecast, promise change, and make bold predictions. What they never do is show their track record.

So I pulled the actual numbers from the annual Public Accounts (the audited financial statements, not the optimistic budget forecasts).

When you look at the long-term trends for deficits, debt, program spending, the whole pattern.... the mismanagement stops being a talking point and becomes obvious.

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[Tristin Hopper @TristinHopper]

I bring this up a lot, but I'm not sure what Pierre Poilievre is supposed to do about the fact that much of the Canadian electorate is going through a manic phase. This is one of the more delusional poll results I've seen, and it just keeps coming.

[Terry Newman @terrynewman]

It's a complete mystery how they got so manic about the U.S.

[L. Wayne Mathison @WayneMathison]

We were fighting for a better Canada nearly 30 years ago, and for our efforts, we were called Nazis, extremists and every other insult imaginable.

I was part of the Reform movement. We believed in fiscal responsibility, democratic accountability, individual freedom, sustainable pensions and leaving future generations a country better than the one we inherited.

Preston Manning was raising concerns about intergenerational fairness back in the 1990s. We understood that governments couldn’t keep making promises without considering who would eventually pay for them.

We weren’t trying to destroy Canada. We were trying to preserve what made it worth building in the first place.

We worked hard, built businesses, raised families, paid taxes and contributed to our communities. We wanted our children and grandchildren to inherit opportunity, prosperity and freedom, not an ever-growing burden of debt and government obligations.

Instead of debating our ideas, too many opponents chose to attack our character.

Now, nearly three decades later, we’re still debating many of the same economic concerns.

I don’t regret a minute of what we stood for.

We weren’t motivated by hatred. We were motivated by responsibility, conviction and a genuine belief that Canada could do better.

We wanted to leave the next generation a better Canada. I still do.

[Vancity Vice @VanCityVice]

He is not wrong

[Concerned Canadian @Concern70732755]

Well seniors let’s see how long you support him when your pensions are impacted !

[Unfiltered With Kels @unfilteredwkels]

Oh, look at that. Another "conspiracy theory" graduating with honors into a cold, hard fact.

Six months ago, I sounded the alarm right here about Wealthsimple and their deep ties to the Desmarais family and the Power Corporation empire. People looked at me like I was wearing a tinfoil hat when I pointed out their insane government connections and warned that Wealthsimple was being built as the ultimate bridge to usher in the Digital ID ecosystem.

But hey, I’m sure it’s a complete and total coincidence that while this single family controls a massive chunk of Canadian financial infrastructure, we are suddenly seeing the aggressive rollout of digital wallets, digital credentials, and regulated "digital money."

A family with decades of deep political influence is holding the keys to the fintech platform that perfectly bridges your identity to your digital wallet. But remember, guys, "it's just to make banking more convenient!" 😉

I’d like to thank the academy and everyone who doubted me six months ago...your skepticism keeps my predictive track record at a flawless 100%.

Next time you are given a roadmap, feel free to skip the half year of denial.

Oh, and I'm sure the family's decades of cozy corporate ties to China and the Beijing market is just a wild conspiracy theory too. I am sure ya'll arent ready for that one yet.. 🇨🇳🤫

[terry l. @dubsndoo]

Why can’t this govt. get it through their thick skulls that Canadians don’t care about Canadian content from Netflix and other streaming services. All they want is quality entertainment.

[Mor Edge Insight @MorEdge_Insight]

I’ve just watched the press conference by @SecWar @PeteHegseth, and you simply need to watch it yourselves. It is PHENOMENAL 🔥

Truthfully, he nails it. He is absolutely, categorically, 100% correct with what he said. Almost every word of it. And my respect for him has increased exponentially. He is right. Argue with me or him or whoever you want, however you want. Pete Hegseth is right.

Here is just a portion of the press conference. The full speech is far too large to post. And there was so much more he said that was simply superb in every word.

[Jasmin Laine @JasminLaine]

To recap the last few days…

1️⃣ the liberals announce a historically catastrophic budget (called “manifest our destiny”… seriously, your comms people need to get out of Ottawa every once in a while)

2️⃣ Trump loses midterms, and then they have to backtrack and tell the truth, which is that despite lobbyists, strategists and insiders on mainstream media airwaves helping to push the message—dems winning more seats in the midterms impact approximately 0 on tariff policy (added pressure may or may not help. But unlikely)

3️⃣ unions who previously told their members to vote for Carney come out and condemn them because *gasp* they should have actually voted Conservative and the Liberals did nothing meaningful to save Canada’s economy from their disastrous policies (that they could just reverse if they wanted…) and Stellantis is selling.

P.S how’s trade diversification going? We’ve gotten, what… a few days worth of trade with the U.S. in difference with all those press conferences and repeated hollow slogans across the world?

4️⃣ international press coverage about Canada’s healthcare system being such an overworked and overwhelmed mess that veterans seeking care are being offered MAID.

5️⃣ new reports that focus on the macro show Canada created ZERO private sector jobs in several years…

Is this a Trudeau 2.0 brewing?

That’s the thing about socialism… eventually you run out of other people’s money. And tax the rich seems to just keep making the rich move out of the country, or hire cheap temporary labour… which displaces wages and jobs.

I know there’s more… what did I miss?

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

Pierre calling out CBC this morning for not asking the Liberal Government why they negotiated a contract with Stellantis where they handed over billions of taxpayer dollars without any clauses in the contract guaranteeing jobs.
He is calling on the Liberal Ministers involved to be fired.

[Gad Saad @GadSaad]

Imagine being so parasitic in your outlook that you believe that taxing people at 80% of their income is reasonable (which is not far off what Quebec/Canada currently does once all taxes are added up). This would roughly equate to working for free for the government from January all the way through October, and the government allows you to keep what you make in November and December.

[Robin Monotti @robinmonotti]

A Tale of Two Justices...

[Rock Chartrand @RockChartrand]

First, what a terrible way to view human beings. You reduce some to helpless dependents based solely on their economic outcomes, while treating others as resources obligated to sustain them.

Second, overtaxing the wealthy can harm the very poor you claim to defend by discouraging investment, production, innovation, and job creation.

You assume the poor cannot improve their circumstances, and wealth exists independently of those who create it.

That's a remarkably destructive view of human potential.

[K10✨ @Kristennetten]

Tesla built 10M vehicles - what Stossel is speaking to is Superchargers.

The U.S. Government personally built 400 EV chargers in 5 years – at the cost of billions of taxpayer dollars.

Those 400 aren’t Tesla chargers.

Tesla built 35k Tesla Superchargers in the same amount of time.

To date – there are 85k+ Tesla Superchargers