Patch O'Cool

I block ideologues - and the stupid. Doesn't matter what the stripe. And most Poilievre supporters. Canadian. #NAFO.

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@frankdpi I'd need to cut holes in it for my horns.... but maybe...

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@nicksortor All that has to happen is for Russia to withdraw. How hard can it be?

[LanaSh 🇬🇧 🇺🇦 〓〓 @LanaSofka]

@thedailybeast Be a shame if screenshots of that now-deleted tweet got retweeted...

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@frankdpi OK, there I draw the line, LOL!

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@frankdpi shit. I love borscht... I'm doomed...

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@Realcamdavies Such horseshit. Isolated, unable to get products to tidewater, and soon, a depletion of demand for resources would leave Alberta without anything at all; notwithstanding the inability to meet the legitimate demands of the First Nations.

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@PeterSchiff He did say that. And Russia replied with more bombings on energy and civilians and a statement "they don't deserve any respite".

Trump is a Russian agent.

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@hmholistic1 @ZelenskyyUa @MarkJCarney oh, are the bot farms back online?

Canadians support Ukraine 110%.

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@USAmbCanada fuck you, dickwad

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@KevinVuongxMP yeesh.... I'm definitely not a zionist.

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@MrJoKeR604 They're going to scream "rigged"! LOL.

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@FausFrau I am not Jewish. I am an atheist. I am Canadian. And I am NOT a Zionist.

[Athena is her 💫 @Athena_is_her]

MARK CARNEY IS THE LEADER CANADA NEEDS RIGHT NOW. 🇨🇦

You hate Mark Carney because he leads the Liberal Party? But be honest with yourselves. This man is nothing like any liberal we have seen, and that is precisely why so many Canadians who once voted Conservative have put their faith in him.

Mark Carney is a centrist, a world-class economist, a seasoned international leader, and a Canadian who understands how the global economy actually works. He didn't spend his career chasing political popularity. He spent decades working at the highest levels of international finance, central banking, and economic policy.

Stephen Harper's Conservative government appointed Carney not once but twice. This was a man whose competence and credentials earned recognition well beyond party lines.

So when Conservatives mouth off about Carney, ask yourselves why his expertise was trusted at the highest levels of economic leadership long before he ever entered federal politics.

His résumé speaks for itself. Harvard University. A doctorate in economics from Oxford. Thirteen years at Goldman Sachs, working in international financial centres. Governor of the Bank of Canada through the 2008 global financial crisis. Governor of the Bank of England through Brexit and years of economic uncertainty. Chair of the Financial Stability Board. United Nations Special Envoy on Climate Action and Finance.

These aren't credentials handed out by a political party. These are decades of experience at the centre of the institutions shaping the global economy.

And now that experience is been brought home to Canada.

Look at what he has been doing.

🇨🇦CUTTING TAXES. Carney eliminated the federal consumer carbon tax and cut income taxes for 22 million Canadians. His government also removed the GST on qualifying new homes priced up to $1 million for first-time homebuyers.

🇨🇦 BUILDING CANADA. He passed the One Canadian Economy Act to tackle internal trade barriers and launched Build Canada Homes. His government established the Major Projects Office to accelerate nation-building projects representing more than $130 billion in proposed investment.

🇨🇦 INVESTING IN COMMUNITIES. More than $50 billion was committed through the Build Communities Strong Fund for infrastructure such as hospitals, water systems, transit, and community facilities.

🇨🇦 FIXING WHAT WASN'T WORKING. His government reversed course on the proposed capital gains tax increase, changed its approach to electric vehicle mandates, and reduced temporary resident admissions to bring immigration more in line with Canada's capacity.

🇨🇦 STRENGTHENING OUR MILITARY. Canada reached NATO's defence spending target, increased military pay, and committed to a much larger long-term defence effort. Our sovereignty, Arctic security, and defence industry are getting serious attention.

🇨🇦 OPENING NEW MARKETS. Carney is working to diversify Canadian trade, attract foreign investment, and reduce our dangerous dependence on the United States. His government has pursued new partnerships across continents, negotiated trade arrangements, and worked to expand opportunities for Canadian farmers, manufacturers, energy producers, and businesses.

🇨🇦 PUTTING CANADA ON THE INTERNATIONAL STAGE. The Prime Minister is using relationships built over decades in global finance and diplomacy to bring Canada into important economic and security discussions. He understands the people, institutions, risks, and opportunities that shape the world economy because he has spent much of his life working within it.

And there is more: stronger recruitment and pay for our Armed Forces, investment in housing, new trade agreements, major energy and transportation projects, and legislation addressing public safety and online sexualized deepfakes.

Are there challenges ahead? Absolutely. Does every policy deserve unquestioning support? Of course not. But pretending this government has done nothing is simply ridiculous.

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@Bernadette10197 Thank you, Benny! <3

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@TheRisingArmy77 LOL!! a rise of superstition rises as a result of increased tribal ignorance in Alberta.

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@DavidShafer FALSE.

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@rustyrockets What is up with pathetic rapist "Christians" spreading pro Russian propaganda these days. Oh yeah, the bot farms are down so now they need human garbage producers.

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@MeghanMcCarthy_ @ZelenskyyUa same!

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@DominicCardy @MadTyAgain Isn't it nice? Maybe we need to rethink data centres....