Lorelei Bexte

My favorite gig is being the mom to 4 fantastic kiddos.

[Lorelei Bexte @LoreleiBexte]

Farmers and ranchers helping each other feed the world.

[RealAgriculture @realagriculture]

Alberta Beef Producers and the B.C. Cattlemen’s Association are partnering to connect producers in need of feed and pasture with those who have capacity. #farming #agriculture @albertabeef @BCcattle

Read more: https://t.co/6qRcrzGO0S

[The Food Professor @FoodProfessor]

PM Carney claimed today that industrial carbon pricing has “zero” direct or indirect impact on food prices.

That is not true.

Ottawa’s own modelling estimated millions in carbon-pricing costs for food, beverage manufacturing in 2022, when the carbon tax was $20 per tonne. Now, it's $110 per tonne. Costs do not simply disappear.

Source: Canada Gazette.

[Lorelei Bexte @LoreleiBexte]

I wish more people in Canada would listen to this.

[The Food Professor @FoodProfessor]

Mark Warner, one of Canada’s best trade lawyers—and a friend—dismantles, one by one, every argument used to defend Canada’s current negotiating strategy with the United States.

A masterclass of an interview.

Watch the whole thing. Oh, and the midterms won’t make a difference...

[Lorelei Bexte @LoreleiBexte]

Scott Anderson 100%

[liseski 🇨🇦 @liseski]

fine response from the MP from Vernon-Lake Country-Monashee.

and he is CPC, Pleb and whoever else in maple maga that was pushing this, so suck it, boys.

[Lorelei Bexte @LoreleiBexte]

Pretty simple! No Farmers, No food!

[No Farmers, No Food @NoFarmsNoFoods]

No Farmers, No Food.
It’s as simple as that.

[Lorelei Bexte @LoreleiBexte]

This is going to stick! "Be an intellectual Navy Seal" 💪💪

[Gad Saad @GadSaad]

The reason that I spent nearly 45 minutes tonight replying to degenerate fascist @RebeccaSear and lobotomized gold fish @pzmyers is to embolden young academics to not be afraid to go after their bullies. I don't care about the latter two idiots. They are an insignificant stain. I care about the audience who is watching me go after them. Always be polite at first BUT if someone attacks you, demeans you, insults you, seeks to harm your reputation by defaming you, then be a honey badger. Be relentless. Defend your honour. Don't allow the academic fascists to dictate what you can or cannot say. It is best to live 5 minutes with dignity than 500 years as a cowardly sheep. F them. Be an intellectual NAVY seal.

[Lorelei Bexte @LoreleiBexte]

Sharing "far and wide"

[Brian Roemmele @BrianRoemmele]

I urge you to share this far and wide as the next four years will draw in what may become a majority in to the seductive dance of socialism.

In 1955 this high school film was honest and clear.

Help folks learn what was no longer taught in schools.

[Krzysztof Szczawinski 🇵🇱 @Kristof_Poland]

Hitler’s socialism wasn’t just an internal economic policy – it was the cause of the war.

Socialism was at the origin of the war. Not as a coincidence. As a necessity. The socialist economic model generates contradictions it cannot resolve internally – the calculation problem, the misallocation, the stagnation, the mounting failure. War is the exit. It provides the external enemy that explains the internal failure. It justifies the total mobilization the system always wanted. It consumes the surplus population the economy cannot employ. It redirects the resentment outward.

Does this remind you of anything?

The evidence is not subtle. The NSDAP program of 1920 reads like a standard socialist manifesto. The economic reality confirmed it – price controls, industrial planning, state allocation of raw materials, entrepreneurs reduced to government functionaries. Private property in name only. Mises called it Zwangswirtschaft – coercive economy. Hayek dedicated a chapter of The Road to Serfdom to the socialist roots of Nazism. Both writing from observation, not retrospect.

After 1945 the Soviet victors imposed their version and attached the capitalist label to every rival. Western textbooks followed. The lie became the curriculum.

The real divide has never been left versus right. It is collective control versus individual freedom. Once you place National Socialism correctly within the family of collectivisms, the political spectrum becomes legible – and the war becomes explicable.

When the system fails — and it always fails — it needs an enemy. The bigger the failure, the bigger the enemy required.

Imagine being Poland. Squeezed between two socialist systems, both searching for their enemy.

We were it.

[Lorelei Bexte @LoreleiBexte]

Here is a headline I never thought I would see in my lifetime. 😪

[CTV News @CTVNews]

Calls emerge for U.S. refugee status as group helps Jewish families flee Canada https://t.co/UGJjTUN1jK

[Lorelei Bexte @LoreleiBexte]

We should listen to this!

[Krzysztof Szczawinski 🇵🇱 @Kristof_Poland]

On communism – in summary:

1. Communism no longer comes for your property. It comes for your reality. The West still pictures bread lines and gulags, a failed economic theory safely buried in 1989 – that was only ever the surface symptom. Leftism-communism is the most insidious destructive force in our world today, and it survives every empirical refutation for one reason: it was never really an economic theory. It doesn’t care about the truth. It only seeks power.

2. At its core it is a civilizational cancer – a machine for distorting reality through constant lies, rewritten history, and the systematic corruption of truth. It practices negative selection: it promotes the ambitious sociopaths, the ideologues, and the conformists, while the honest and the competent are sidelined or destroyed. Talent, integrity, and productivity become liabilities. The body count runs to roughly a hundred million. But the deeper kill is spiritual – trust eroded, excellence punished, reality itself subordinated to raw power.

3. What has changed is the method, not the logic. Tanks and gulags were crude, visible, self-defeating. Today it does not confiscate – it destabilizes. Chaos is the new collectivization. Every manufactured crisis follows the same structural logic: disorder is produced, fear is maximized, and in the panic that follows, transfers of power occur that would have been politically impossible in calm times. You do not notice the expropriation, because you are too busy surviving the emergency they built for you.

4. The fuel running this engine is the Systemic Lie – not ordinary propaganda, but a managed reality in which the categories of thought themselves are corrupted. Productivity is renamed exploitation. Order is renamed fascism. Resistance is renamed hate. A population that cannot name extraction cannot resist it – that is the design, not a side effect. Polish has a word for what results: zakłamanie, a society so saturated with lies that truth becomes almost inaccessible. Obłuda is the mask of falsehood worn so long it begins to feel like a face.

5. This is why the ideology did not die in 1989. It mutated, migrated, and entrenched itself inside the institutions of the civilization it had set out to destroy. Under a system of institutionalized lying, the loyal are promoted and the honest are pushed out, until the institution fills, top to bottom, with people selected specifically for their unreliability. That is not inefficiency. That is institutional rot at the genetic level. People learn to say the words, attend the meetings, sign the statements – and inwardly check out entirely.

6. The damage was never only in the ideology. It was in the people – the habits of mind that decades inside a system of lies produce, habits that do not evaporate with a change of government. The decisive terrain now is institutional: the schools, the media, the corporations, and above all the artificial intelligence systems being trained at civilizational scale on values that half the civilization never chose and was never consulted on. Whoever writes the values into the machines will have more influence over the next century than any election result.

7. This is where civilizations are actually won and lost – not in grand gestures, but in millions of daily, invisible decisions about whether to say what you actually see. Every person who refuses to perform the lie one more time is doing something larger than they know. Name the chaos. Name the lie. The naming is the resistance.

Tell the truth, have courage, and build.

[Rachael Thomas @RachaelThomasAB]

Conservatives have been saying it for years. Now, one of Canada’s most prominent political journalists is acknowledging it too.

Bob Fife says Conservatives face unfair bias from the media.

Canadians deserve journalism that holds every party to the same standard.

[cbcwatcher @cbcwatcher]

🚨 Typical CBC Double Standard Alert 🚨

Remember when CBC and the legacy media spent years fear-mongering about Stephen Harper being "too close" to George W. Bush and U.S. Republicans? Headlines about neoconservative influence, sovereignty risks, "Americanizing" Canada — the whole works

Fast forward: Mark Carney installs Maia Johnson — an American Democrat operative with Hillary Clinton campaign ties — as the first-ever COO of the PMO, while she also advises on Canada-U.S. relations. CBC? Crickets

No questions about:
🪪Security clearances for a U.S. citizen in a top role
👀How this looks to the Trump administration amid trade tensions
🇨🇦Sovereignty optics of handing day-to-day PMO control to a non-Canadian Democrat

CBC's mission went from holding the power to account to holding the opposition to account

Classic double standard @brodiefenlon

[Jamie Schmale @Jamie_Schmale]

7 Ministers. Zero accountability.

Liberals have lost control of our immigration system and still can’t answer basic questions about fraud, overstays, or enforcement.

Under this government, Canadians are left with more questions than answers. @CostasMenegakis

[Lorelei Bexte @LoreleiBexte]

@BrianRoemmele I love your stuff and follow you. I won't pretend that I underatand all of them as well as I would like too, but I am trying! I don't see you following me but I am not that active with my own posts, but sure enjoy yours!

[Lorelei Bexte @LoreleiBexte]

I needed to see this post this morning.

[The Disrespected Trucker @DisrespectedThe]

Storms ripped through Highmore South Dakota this past week. The 131 mph winds separated the roof on Saint Mary's Church.

This is what it shows.

This is not AI.

[National Post @nationalpost]

No train yet, but Alto rail project execs still got $2.8 million in bonuses last year from Ottawa, according to government records reviewed by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation

“Government bureaucrats don’t deserve bonuses before they finish their work, so they definitely don’t deserve bonuses before they even start their work,” said CTF federal director Franco Terrazzano https://t.co/fTyz8xPxml

[wealthmoose @wealthmoose]

When condos were making money, taxpayers didn’t get a cut.

Now they’re losing money, and taxpayers are expected to cover the bill.

Poilievre’s argument is simple: if developers took the risk, developers should take the loss.🇨🇦

[MBrant75 @MBrant75]

This really grinds my gears.

Next up will be a Toronto bailout. Probably next week. Build Canada Homes act just received royal assent yesterday.

They have $11.5b to bail out developers with.

https://t.co/OKUHHpjCIf

[Tamara Kronis 🇨🇦 @KronisTamara]

Dear generation screwed, if you were waiting for prices to drop before buying a house, the Liberal government is bailing out developers and bidding against you, so that you can be a renter instead.

[Jeremy Omand @jeremyomand1]

Hi, I work in real estate development. This is insane.

Yes, most projects are struggling. No, taxpayers should not be used to backstop private developers who misjudged the market.

If government wants more housing, build housing. Build it at cost.

That would be bad for my industry, but good public policy isn’t supposed to protect our profits, it’s supposed to serve Canadians.