Graduate student of Civil and Environmental Engineering at University of Windsor; 3D construction printing researcher;
Alumnus of @IITDelhi
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@abhijeet_dipke But why, in most cases of developed world, students clean their classrooms and toilets as well. What's wrong in taking collective responsibility?
Didn't expected this from somebody claiming to be a Boston Grad.
Doesn't matter what side you isle you stand, involving children in public acts of symbolic violence like this crosses a hard line.
Normalizing hate this way damages everyone.
🚨🇨🇦 If this is Canada’s future, it’s utterly disgusting.
A child on a Canadian street, barefoot, repeatedly stabbing an effigy of Indian PM Narendra Modi while a crowd watches and cheers.
This is teaching kids to practice assassination and normalize hate.
Khalistanis are radicalizing the next generation right here on our soil… then demand special protection and cry victim.
And the Canadian government is happily handing the future of this country into the hands of these kids.
Canada is not a training ground for foreign hate.
This has gone way too far.
To all my friends in the Indian media. The Canadian Prime Minister is about to visit India for a very significant trip. Please make sure you rebut everything the Khalistani plants in the Canadian media ecosystem say during his visit. Khalistanis have some deep "investments" inside that system. If we want two good countries to trade we should not shy away from naming and shaming Canadian journalists who are Khalistani adjacent.
For the record:
What has Canada become?
Canada likes to boast about having one of the most educated populations on earth, but when it comes to Trump Derangement Syndrome it behaves like the global capital of political hysteria. What passes for “education” has curdled into progressive indoctrination so deep that basic objectivity and critical thought have become niche pursuits rather than civic norms. Carney’s Davos grandstanding about Canada as a moral superpower is a case study in this self‑congratulatory delusion, all rhetoric and posture, no serious reckoning with power or trade realities.
Common sense of the street suggests that Canada will pay a heavy price for this performance politics, yet now we get Doug Ford charging the hill as the obedient attack dog of the eastern elite, not the defender of Ontario’s real economic interests. It is a breathtakingly stupid strategy while the Ontario economy continues to tank, and instead of course correction we get more theatrical outrage and tribal signalling. Add to that the Bank of Canada, with Macklem dutifully shading monetary and economic rhetoric to fit our own polite, Canadian variant of TDS, and you have institutions reinforcing the same pathology rather than checking it.
What was once an objective citizenry has been reduced to a lap dog culture, yapping on command for the progressive elite and the globalist Davos crowd. Canada’s prosperity still hinges on a hard, unsentimental economic relationship with the United States, yet its political and technocratic class behaves as if hashtags, panels, and summit applause can substitute for leverage, bargaining power, and trade strategy.
Facts, not feelings, will settle this experiment, and on current trajectory Canada will discover that trading sovereignty for moral vanity is a very expensive way to learn basic geopolitical arithmetic. To be clear, Carney is playing a dangerous game.
Canada needs the U.S. far more than the U.S. needs Canada, and indulging TDS as the organizing principle of foreign and industrial policy is not just embarrassing, it is dangerous.
Bessent’s warnings should be taken with utmost seriousness; alas, they are waved away by a political class intoxicated with its own rhetoric. With even a moment’s reflection, one can see the pain of reality that awaits Canada if this trajectory holds. Facts matter, and Carney’s chosen strategy sits squarely on the wrong side of history; one could say he has willingly put Canada on the altar of the progressive, globalist cause and struck the match himself.
One of Confucius’s most enduring observations is that we gain wisdom in three ways: through reflection, which is noblest; through imitation, which is easiest; and through experience, which is the bitterest. Canada once had the confidence and seriousness to choose reflection first. Today, it seems determined to skip both reflection and intelligent imitation and head straight for the bitter lesson of experience. What has Canada become?
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Public is wondering if you could share an update,when the project will actually be starting? I know there have been some delays, and it would be great to get a better idea of the timeline—especially for those of us who are eagerly waiting for it to be up and running!
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