Ren Beani

Many can do WHAT I do.
None can do HOW I do.
🤘🏻😎

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Like everything else he does, Carney’s so-called “deepening ties with the EU” is all talk and no results.

We already have a free trade deal with the EU, but he has failed to get the needed 27 European countries to ratify it. He held another overhyped meeting with Macron the other day, but couldn’t even get the French to ratify that trade deal we already have.

It is all show and no go.

Meanwhile here at home, people cannot afford groceries, gas, and mortgages.

[Juno News @junonewscom]

Pierre Poilievre calls for cuts to foreign aid and benefits for “fake and phony refugee claimants,” arguing Canada can’t keep sending money abroad while Canadians struggle at home.

“We can’t afford to feed our own people. Our own hospitals are overrun.”

[Kirk Lubimov @KirkLubimov]

How things work according to Mark Carney:

If Donald Trump increases taxes (tariffs) on Canada it causes inflation and things get more expensive.

If Mark Carney increases taxes (carbon taxes) on Canada it doesn't cause inflation and things to be more expensive.
🤦🏼‍♂️

Is he really an economist??

[wealthmoose @wealthmoose]

🇨🇦 13 slogans. 12 years. Zero results.

A decade of housing “plans” with new titles every year and the same outcome:

1.2015 ..A place to call home

2.2017 ..Building homes for Canadians

3.2018 ..Making housing more affordable

4.2020 ..Build more homes, faster

5.2023 ..Canada Builds

6.2023 ..Unlocking more homes

7.2024 ..It’s time to build

8.2024 ..Canada’s Housing Plan

9.2024 ..Get supply up, costs down

10.2024 ..Cut red tape

11.2024 ..Every Canadian deserves a home

12.2025 ..Most ambitious plan since WWII

13.2025 ..Build Canada Strong

🏚️ Thirteen slogans later:

Affordability tanked. Red tape ballooned.

The dream drifted out of reach.

Words build headlines ..not homes.

#Housing #Canada

[The Food Professor @FoodProfessor]

PM Carney claimed today that industrial carbon pricing has “zero” direct or indirect impact on food prices.

That is not true.

Ottawa’s own modelling estimated millions in carbon-pricing costs for food, beverage manufacturing in 2022, when the carbon tax was $20 per tonne. Now, it's $110 per tonne. Costs do not simply disappear.

Source: Canada Gazette.

[Kirk Lubimov @KirkLubimov]

So the Liberals idea of privatizing Canada's airport is selling it from Canadian taxpayers to Canadian taxpayers.

> Canada Strong Fund - which doesn't exist yet and funded with $25B in deficit.
> Canadian Pension funds - which is Canadians' money needing ROI.
> Indigenous Communities - for no reason, who will get loans backed by taxpayers.

This will all drive airpor feeds up by nature and there will still be $10B+ needs to be paid off by taxpayers.

It's clear that Steven MacKinnon,
Minister of Transport of Canada, had no idea what he is talking about.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Break into a home. Threaten the owner with a knife. Steal the car.

The two intruders escape. Getaway driver gets arrested and pleads guilty.

His sentence: house arrest. No jail.

This is Grand Theft Toronto.

We need to keep you safe by putting repeat offenders behind bar and leaving them there: https://t.co/4slSsxbA6o

[Eva Chipiuk, BSc, LLB, LLM @echipiuk]

There is something deeply unhealthy happening in our public discourse.

When people question government policy, they are called extremists.

When they raise concerns about immigration or social cohesion, they are called racists.

When they question public-health decisions or speak about vaccine injuries, they are called anti-vaxxers.

When they challenge the constitutional status quo or discuss Alberta’s future, they are called traitors.

These labels are rarely intended to encourage dialogue. They are used to end it.

But questioning government is not extremism.

Challenging existing laws is not lawlessness.

Discussing constitutional change is not disloyalty.

And disagreeing with government policy does not make someone dangerous.

In a healthy democracy, citizens are free to question authority, challenge prevailing ideas and advocate for change. That is not a threat to democracy. It is democracy.

The real danger is a political culture that silences legitimate concerns, punishes disagreement, disparages citizens and treats them as enemies simply because they refuse to conform.

We will not rebuild public trust by ignoring this reality. We will rebuild public trust by listening, answering difficult questions and addressing the substance of their concerns.

Dialogue does not weaken a country. Refusing to have it does.

[Juno News @junonewscom]

A filing showing Canadian outlet The Canada Files received roughly $823 from Chinese state broadcaster CGTN has vanished from Canada’s foreign influence registry.

Officials blame a technical failure.

https://t.co/oK8TP5poEB

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

“More backroom pseudo-deal making. Carney fancies himself a master of the art of the deal, so we won’t get a stable, open investment environment. We’ll get PMO favouritism appealing to investors from the United Arab Emirates or Communist China … until they realize he doesn’t do stuff.”

https://t.co/62AebSJSRa

[Ron Butler @ronmortgageguy]

2 Things We Hear From Prime Minister Carney:

- Canada will FIGHT for it's Sovereignty

- We will build BIGGER & FASTER than ever before

GOOD

One Question: When the Fuck will the Projects actually START?

When do the Full Approvals Happen?

When do the Backhoes start digging?

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

We will not replace our most important trading relationship with a strategic partnership for a “new world order” with the dictatorship in Beijing.

We must fight for tariff-free trade with our allies to build a strong and secure Western alliance.

[The Food Professor @FoodProfessor]

"Diesel prices are keeping many people in the food industry awake at night. Farmers are spending three times more on diesel than they did last year because they have no choice, and some food prices could rise by an additional 10% to 15% over the next two months if diesel prices remain elevated. It’s not a good situation."

[Brian Lilley @brianlilley]

Carney prefers not to negotiate.
Helps his poll numbers.

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

Why are there more pipelines approved in conflict zones than here in Canada?

Over the last 10 years, why did energy companies pour billions worth of investments into unstable countries, while pulling out of Canada?

Bad Liberal policies. Those laws remain on the books.

And the politicians who authored them still sit around the cabinet table.

[Juno News @junonewscom]

A leaked report reveals Alto’s high-speed rail could cost up to $152B to build and maintain over 40 years — far above the $90B figure taxpayers have been told.

Alto’s website still lists the lower estimate.

https://t.co/EPxG8kIeSK

[The Food Professor @FoodProfessor]

Record diesel prices could drive grocery costs higher this fall, experts warn https://t.co/fHk43XtaqQ

[Roman Baber @Roman_Baber]

"Tech Platforms want to spread disinformation."

@MarkJCarney is a dangerous man.

He is about to perpetrate the greatest assault on free speech of the 21st century. Him and his EU buddies. ⬇️

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

The cost of groceries, fuel, back-to-school supplies, mortgages, kids' activities, are pushing Canadians to the brink.

Consumer insolvencies are now on pace for their highest level since the great recession.

Our Conservative Economic Action Plan will protect jobs and save Canadians money by cutting taxes and getting our economy moving: https://t.co/FKCwB2PVDa

[Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @Tablesalt13]

That time Mark Carney admitted Brookfield invested in green jet fuel

because they were going to lobby governments to force airlines to use it.