Psychologist Stanley Milgram found that 80% of the population do not have the psychological or moral resources to defy authority’s order, no matter how illegitimate the order is.
Therefore only 20% have critical thinking capacity.
Which explains a lot.
Home Equity Savings…that’s how the Liberals will make up for their ridiculous spending & the new records Carney is going to set.
This video by Kevin Klein is on point.
If you haven't read it yet, and don't want to purchase a copy, below is a link to a full PDF version of Mark Carney's book, 'Value(s) that you can download, print and/or read for free.
Repost and share it with family, friends, and colleagues.
https://t.co/VjnoIG7u0m
For all the Canadians out there who've dismissed the incredible investigative journalism conducted by, Sam Cooper (@scoopercooper) at The Bureau, or are too naïve to believe that Canada has massive industrial scale drug manufacturing facilities operating within our borders, perhaps CBC can convince you to sit up and finally take notice. Even Canada's state funded MSM now know that this scandalous issue is just way too big to ignore.
These cartel 'Superlab' facilities and international distribution operations are incredibly sophisticated, well funded, and extremely well organized, they are also insanely lucrative.
I would be willing to bet that we will soon learn that high-level government officials have ties to these operations, hence why to date, Canada has seemingly been intentionally turning a blind eye and has refused to prosecute top drug kingpins who are known by RCMP investigators to be involved.
This story covers one Superlab, how many more are there that have yet to be discovered, and why have @MarkJCarney or @JustinTrudeau never addressed or even so much as spoken about this serious problem?
The Bureau: https://t.co/Ulm650z5wa
@fordnation How about you just do what they’re asking? Clean up the drugs and secure the border. These 2 items are also important to CDNS. Seems like a simple ask doesn’t it? Hardly worth tanking the economy.
One of my neighbours struck up a political conversation with me today while I was out walking my dog. He’s a boomer who’s pissed at Trump for threatening our economy with tariffs.
I told him I don’t like to discuss politics with friends and neighbours but if he was going to broach the subject I’d tell him what I really thought.
I told him I wasn’t happy about it either but that the whole situation was our fault. We’ve been asleep at the wheel for a decade. Our government has cozied up to China, locked our resources in the ground and normalized corruption.
And now that we have someone in power south of the line that wants to end it all (especially China’s influence in the western hemisphere) we’re mad that he’s held a mirror up to us and forced us to confront what we’ve become.
We’re arrogant, we lack introspection and we refuse to start working on the simplest problems with the easiest solutions: clean up our border and crack down on fentanyl production and distribution.
By the time I was done my rant my face was red.
I think he was a little shocked. Interestingly he didn’t disagree.
I think maybe I’ll rant at more of my neighbours. Worst case scenario I don’t get invited to block parties anymore. And I’m good with that.
@mferreriptbokaw Great job today. Keep up the good work. I wish our rep from Oro-Medonte would exhibit half of your passion for the pure abhorrence we as Canadians have in this inept government. Thank you.