๐จ๐ฆโค๏ธ๐บ๐ธ Two nations. One shared love of freedom.
Neighbors by geography, friends by choice. ๐โญ
Canada and the United States may have different flags, different traditions, and sometimes very different opinions
but we share something much bigger: a continent, a history, strong communities, and a deep belief in freedom and opportunity.
We don't have to agree on everything to respect each other. We can laugh together, work together, celebrate together, and stand together when it matters.
๐โญ MapleAndStars
@JoniWagner Canadaโs natural resources are a shared privilege, not a dumping ground.
Itโs time for zero tolerance and strict legal penalties for anyone caught destroying our beaches and bays.
@wealthmoose The math is completely broken. When the government costs more than food, shelter, and clothing combined, the system is no longer working for the citizens.
@VP Subsidizing cheap foreign labor while native born workers get laid off or underpaid is a massive betrayal.
If a company wants to operate in the U.S., they should be forced to invest in the American workforce first.
A. ๐ข Time to reclaim independence.
No nation should have its borders, immigration numbers, and legal codes dictated to them by unelected bureaucrats in Brussels.
Enforcing the law, deporting illegal immigrants, and prioritizing domestic security is exactly what a sovereign country does when it decides to put its own citizens first.
Wishing the people of Germany the absolute best in taking their country back! ๐ฉ๐ช
"The taxpayer is going to make a lot of money." Where have we heard that lie before? ๐คฅ
If thereโs such a massive "global appetite" and Canada is supposedly an investment paradise, why does a highly profitable energy project need billions in federal tax dollars just to get off the ground?
Mark Carney spent years lecturing us on green transitions, and now he's using our hard-earned money to bail out a project that private investors would gladly fund if his own government hadn't choked the market with red tape and carbon taxes. Peak hypocrisy
Deeper economic integration with the U.S. isn't just about Canada surviving itโs about building a unified North American superpower to dominate .
Becoming a collection of U.S. states might sound radical, but at this rate, it's simply formalizing an economic reality that's already taking place.
What happened to the "net-zero" obsession, Mark? ๐คก
Real life comes at you fast when you realize the global economy actually runs on fossil fuels. ๐ข๏ธ
Carney built his entire global reputation lecturing us about green transitions and carbon risk. But the absolute second Donald Trump brings up trade tariffs and Danielle Smith hints at an Alberta separatist vote, he folds like a cheap lawn chair.
@AmericaRecharge Mark Carney ๐คกcares about international elites, global carbon credits, and saving his own political skin .
Pierre Poilievre cares about the single mom who canโt afford groceries and the energy worker Carney tried to phase out .
Canada needs a leader, not a central banker.
What happened to the green scheme, Mark?๐คก
He finally figured out the world runs on oil .๐ข๏ธ
Carney spent his whole career pushing net-zero
nonsense, but the second Donald Trump threatens tariffs and Danielle Smith puts an Alberta separatist vote on the ballot , he folds like a cheap lawn chair.
He looks completely foolish trying to walk back decades of a green fantasy.
Pure desperation.
Yes ๐ข 100%.
He is one of the only leaders in Europe with the backbone to stand up to globalist mandates.
He secured his borders, protected his economy, and refused to let unelected bureaucrats dictate Hungary's future.
The world needs more leaders who actually put their country first! ๐ญ๐บ
@WikiLeaksQ Unchecked mass migration has broken Europe's infrastructure and compromised public safety.
A country without secure borders is not a country. People are finally waking up to the reality
Yes, 100%. ๐ญ๐บ Orbรกn is one of the most qualified and resilient politicians in Europe right now.
While other leaders ran their countries' infrastructure and security into the ground, he protected Hungary's borders and economic sovereignty.
Putting him in charge would finally bring common sense and strong leadership back to a broken EU.
Let's get it done!
Mark Carney and the Liberals are determined to completely destroy Canada's living standards. We have zero housing, multi-year wait times for doctors, and 12.9% youth unemployment and their answer is more mass migration?
Canadians are 100% behind the CPC on this. Stop the madness! ๐จ๐ฆ
A) Yes ๐ข
Every sovereign nation has the right to decide who enters, who stays, and how its laws are written.
Tying a nationโs future to failing EU mandates has only crushed local economies and compromised public safety.
Restoring strong borders, enforcing deportations for illegal arrivals, and prioritizing citizens first is the only common-sense path forward.
Best of luck to Germany! ๐ฉ๐ช
@LandLover56 Protecting national identity, securing the borders, and enforcing strict rule of law isn't radical it's the fundamental duty of any government.
Wishing the German people the absolute best in reclaiming their nation! ๐ฉ๐ช
The "trash-talk Trump" strategy might win Mark Carney and Doug Ford quick headlines and temporary poll bumps at home, but itโs everyday Canadian workers who will pay the ultimate price.
Canada deserve real leaders who protect our automotive, manufacturing, and energy jobs not career politicians who treat our most vital economic relationship like a political game.
Working-class families shouldnโt have to pay the price for their egos. It is time to reject this manufactured decline and put Canadian workers first. ๐จ๐ฆ๐บ๐ธ
Speak for yourself.๐คก
You and Mark Carney have spent a decade driving Canadaโs economy into the dirt, destroying our productivity, and causing a massive housing crisis
and now you want to pick a fight with our largest trading partner to mask your own failures?
Canada does 75% of its trade with the U.S. Ruining our economic relationship with Washington doesn't make you brave; it makes you incompetent.
Stop sacrificing Canadian jobs, manufacturing, and livelihoods just to chase globalist headlines. Everyday Canadians are tired of paying the price for your ego. ๐จ๐ฆ
๐จ๐ฆ Canada has always welcomed people from around the world but immigration has to work for Canadians too.
A country cannot ignore its own citizens struggling with:
๐ unaffordable housing
๐ฅ overwhelmed healthcare
๐ผ young people fighting for entry-level jobs
๐ฐ rising costs everywhere
A responsible government must match immigration levels with housing supply, infrastructure, healthcare capacity and job opportunities.
Canadaโs first responsibility is to the people already here ncluding the millions of Canadians who are struggling to get ahead.
Compassion without planning creates chaos. Good policy protects both newcomers and Canadians. ๐จ๐ฆ