Jose Ramon Gutierrez

God, family, freedom, country, conservative. Opinions are my own, and do not necessarily reflect people or organizations associated with me.

[Jose Ramon Gutierrez @realJRGutierrez]

The Left is only good in opposition, to keep a Right government in check and reminding them of the upcoming election.

When the Left is in government they’re an absolute nightmare, and almost impossible to remove from power.

#PoliticsInANutshell

#CdnPoli
#USPoli
#WorldPoli

[Allison Inquiry @AllisonInquiry]

The numbers tell a troubling story.

According to government health records, approximately 60,000 Canadians reported injuries following COVID-19 vaccination, including roughly 11,000 classified as serious.

About 3,500 people applied to the Vaccine Injury Support Program. Approximately 3,000 applications were accepted, but only 252 people had received any form of compensation—approximately 0.4% of the reported injuries.

The true number of injured Canadians may be much higher.

@DeanAllisonMP @Shawnbuckleylaw

[Jose Ramon Gutierrez @realJRGutierrez]

@ottawawanderer @1991Wolfpack @Rasmussen_Poll Most of it relates to restrictions of China’s interests over Canada. It shows that you prefer a Chinese dictatorship aligned with an Ottawa dictator.

[Joe Warmington @joe_warmington]

Similar to during the COVID-19 pandemic, the monolithic ‘everybody must fall in line or you are a traitor’ loyalty test push has already begun, with attacks awaiting those who fall out of line. https://t.co/1ROYdfzYnY

[Norma Carr @CarrCarr164068]

Listen to Baby

[Nana0000 @Nana00018487212]

Canada has officially confirmed it.
The dramatic claim that the U.S. was “attacking Quebec culture and language” and threatening Canadian sovereignty boiled down to a request to review packaging language requirements — bilingual labels, French on product packaging, manuals, and appliances.
We are now in a full-blown trade confrontation with live 50% tariffs, tens of thousands of jobs at risk, higher costs for Canadian families (including infant formula), and retaliatory measures that will raise prices further… over soup-can labels and instruction manuals.
This is the level of spin that has defined the last eleven years. Escalate the language to “war,” “attack,” and “sovereignty” so no one can question the decision without looking unpatriotic. Then, when the details emerge, it turns out the red line was packaging rules that have been a known trade irritant for years.
Ordinary Canadians are the ones who will absorb the hits — lost jobs, higher prices, weaker investment — while the government and its media defenders keep selling the highest-stakes narrative possible.
A country cannot keep operating this way. Framing regulatory packaging disputes as existential cultural warfare while the real economic damage lands on workers and families is not leadership. It is deflection at national scale.
Canada deserves better than this.
No more excuses. No more spin

[Dean Allison @DeanAllisonMP]

Mark Carney promised a deal with the US by July 21, 2025

Today: August 22, 2026

No deal

[Steve 🇺🇸 @SteveLovesAmmo]

2021: Riots
2022: Riots
2023: Riots
2024: Riots
2025: Riots

2026: SPLC indicted, Act Blue under investigation, USAID defunded — no riots.

[Erik Thorvaldsson @erik_thorvalds]

Canada in 2026.

I fear we just gave our best little self important yappy bark and now the sliding door is opening.

[Northern Perspective @NorthrnPrspectv]

🚨 CTV TARGETS INDEPENDENT MEDIA 🚨

CTV is demanding YouTube remove our video for using a short CTV clip that we criticized and commented on.

We are refusing to back down so CTV may have to take us to court.

Please share this. Independent media needs your help

@wyatt_claypool @mario4thenorth

[Stephen Taylor @stephen_taylor]

Fox News's Hugh Hewitt: Canada is losing 100k permanent Canadians per year. Mark Carney is a smooth talking banker but he's driving Canada into the ground.

[Marc Nixon @MarcNixon24]

If Pierre Poilievre was Prime Minister today we would not only have an amazing trade deal with the U.S.

We would have several pipelines under construction.

Canada 🇨🇦 has VOTED for ECONOMIC COLLAPSE INSTEAD

[Brian Lilley @brianlilley]

If I said this about a CBC reporter then David Cochrane would be in my DMs attacking me for questioning the reporter.
How do I know that?
Because Cochrane has done that to me when I knew who was "leaking" to a CBC reporter.
Cochrane is a partisan, he just doesn't think he is one.

[Tokyo Rosie @RosieRocks28]

It's not often I repost my own tweets but in light of tonight's developments, I think it's appropriate.

[John Thomson @JohnThomsonSK]

"No deal is better than a bad deal" is the 2026 equivalent of "two weeks to flatten the curve."

[cbcwatcher @cbcwatcher]

Oh yeah. There's a balanced panel. A guy who's son works for Carney. A former NDP leader who has spent the 20 months praising every Carney misstep and a provincial conservative pundit who bashes the national party and leader

And a host who is working hard on her American pronunciations and accent daily

One Party State television panel

[Jose Ramon Gutierrez @realJRGutierrez]

@ianbremmer You’re part of this con, Ian. Don’t play innocent.

[Alex Pierson @AlexpiersonAMP]

Might be a good idea to recall parliament. 🤷‍♀️

[Tamara Lich 🇨🇦 @LichTamara]

$36.3M for “administration” which we now know was for Netflix, video games, table tennis, and drinking on the job.

[United States Trade Representative @USTradeRep]

Under President Trump, Canada has had the lowest tariffs for its exports to the U.S. market.

At the last minute, Canada walked away from a nearly completed deal that would have lowered these tariffs even further.

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

This is Carney today admitting that limiting trade with China due to forced labor practices was part of the deal he walked away from.
Translation - Ya we care about forced labor, but not enough to stop dealing with Chinese markets that may or may not use it.