Sariena Foley

Proud 🇨🇦, slightly R of center, CJSW/DSW/PSW, 30 yrs justice/social/community support services, 5 yrs pipeline coater/Admin, Proud mama, nana & Christian 🙏

[Marc Nixon @MarcNixon24]

Exactly One YEAR ago Mark Carney Promised to remove all internal trade barriers across Canada. This would boost the Canadian economy by $200 Billion completely offsetting the U.S. tariffs.

TODAY: Not even one internal tariff removed. NOT ONE
We are tariffing ourselves into OBLIVION

[wealthmoose @wealthmoose]

Canada has perfected the art of announcing projects without building them.🇨🇦

21 major projects.
0 shovels in the ground.

The latest "nation-building" announcement?

A consultation on how to speed up consultations.

You can't build an economy on press conferences. 🇨🇦🏗️ #cdnpol

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

CBC refused to include a comment from Pierre Poilievre to balance their coverage of Carney’s press conference.

Pierre spoke and took questions for 56 minutes. (Video below)

The CBC included 0% of it.

The CBC is the state broadcaster and only exists because Canadians are forced to pay for it through their taxes.

The very least it can do is cover all sides of the issues.

[Warren Kinsella @kinsellawarren]

This is so fucked up. It's mind-boggling.

[Rand Paul @RandPaul]

I do not care how powerful you are. If you lied to Congress and helped cover up the origins of a pandemic, you will answer for it. Dr. Fauci is no exception.

[Valerie Anne Smith @ValerieAnne1970]

Whistleblower Dr. Scott Atlas Reveals Fauci’s Shocking Admission

Anthony Fauci leaned over the table and said:

“One of the problems is the public is not afraid enough… so they won’t listen.”

Atlas was stunned. He asked Fauci to repeat it.

Fauci doubled down:
“That’s the problem. The people are not afraid enough, so they won’t listen.”

Atlas fired back:
“That’s unethical. That’s not the way public health is supposed to be done. It’s unethical to use fear in an emergency to manipulate people.”

They didn’t want voluntary compliance or informed consent.
They needed terror.

Terrified enough to shut down the economy, lock kids out of school, destroy small businesses, force experimental shots, and turn neighbors against each other.

This was deliberate psychological warfare against the American people by the very official who drove the panic.

The mask is off. 'Dr.' Fauci admitted they needed MORE FEAR for total compliance.

Arrest Fauci and put him in prison...

[Keean Bexte @TheRealKeean]

NEW: Health Minister bans parents from accessing heath records of children aged 12 and up, to "protect LGBT youth."

Your kid has cancer? Too bad. The government will hide that information from you because they also might be secretly trans. https://t.co/IQIzDLdkXu

[VictoriaL59 @Victoria59L]

@TheRealKeean @mckdeb4 TIME FOR NON CONFIDENCE VOTE 🤬🤬🤬

So kids can’t use social media, but they’re OK to make life changing, life altering medical decisions at the same age 🤯

This is one of the most absurd things I have read, and I’ve read a lot of crazy things of late.

[Mario Zelaya @mario4thenorth]

BREAKING: the Ford government is also building out condo developers through a Crown agency.

They plan to buy 2,200 unsold GTA condos.

Last week, Carney announced a program to buy 2,200 unsold Vancouver condos.

The exact same number.

Same condo glut.

Same “affordable” framing.

They call it “affordable housing.”

But neither make the developer take a loss.

But you do.

You get the bill.

[Keean Bexte @TheRealKeean]

Oops! Turns out the shooter was a left wing communist who shared values like abolishing property rights with NDP Leader Avi Lewis and censoring the internet like Mark Carney! No wonder hacks like Rachel Gilmore have suddenly found a million other things to talk about tonight.

[Gad Saad @GadSaad]

I warned you but you scoffed. You will regret your Suicidal Empathy.

[Kirk Lubimov @KirkLubimov]

Calling out the developers bailout by Mark Carney as it is.

Pierre Poilievre:

"What Mark Carney and the Liberals have done is they’ve inflated a housing bubble with too much money printing and immigration driving up demand.

Having created the housing bubble, and now bursting that bubble, now they want to come and bail out the bankers and developers who profited from it.
This is another example of a tiny club of Liberal elites, billionaires, and insiders getting rich by making hardworking Canadians poor."

🔥

[Glenn Beck @glennbeck]

.@BishopDewar gives a STARTLING warning about the UK under the next Prime Minister:

"You can feel it's palpable in this country that civil war is not just foreseeable. We've got high-ranking retired military officers now talking about how civil war is now INEVITABLE in the United Kingdom. And if it happens, it's going to be fought largely on a sectarian principle because I think the greatest pushback is going to be British citizens of every faith fighting against this Islamic agenda and a well-armed, well-equipped Islamic force that seems to be being prepared."

[Senator Rand Paul @SenRandPaul]

Last week, Anthony Fauci notified us that he will not voluntarily testify before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, even though he had previously agreed to do so. Therefore, today we have issued a subpoena for him to publicly testify.

[JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦 @JayGenXer]

“No one in the Middle East actually blocks intersections to pray in the streets and yell Allahu Akbar. They do it in your countries is because they're trying to assert their religious dominance over you and claim your country and turn it into Sharia law.”

[Rand Paul @RandPaul]

Declassified documents confirm what I've been saying for years: Anthony Fauci didn't just fund dangerous research at the Wuhan lab. He personally shaped what the intelligence community told the American people about COVID's origins. 18 agencies relied on his guidance. That’s the very definition of a cover-up.

https://t.co/A66w7XeFgl

[Melanie In Saskatchewan @saskatchewan_in]

Mark, you should be paying attention.

#MarkCarney's tribute to @Keir_Starmer caught my attention this morning.

Not because of what it said, but
because of what it didn't. Reading it felt a little like watching a man admire a road sign while driving toward the same cliff.

Carney praised Starmer's leadership, his principles, his international cooperation, his vision, and his commitment to allies.

Ok, fair enough, friends tend to say nice things about friends. What struck me was that nowhere in the tribute did there appear to be any curiosity whatsoever about why Starmer's political career ended the way it did.

That's a mistake.

Because if Mark Carney is paying attention, what happened in Britain should worry him... a lot!

For years, Britain's political class became increasingly convinced they knew what was best for the country. They had plans and strategies and frameworks for unproven climate targets and migration targets. Economic targets and social targets were arrived at without the consultation of the citizens.

Every problem seemed to require another layer of management or another rule, or another regulator or another committee. Always with yet another expert explaining why ordinary people simply didn't understand the bigger picture.

And for a while it worked. Or at least it appeared to. Then people started noticing that while the experts always had plans, life somehow kept getting harder.

Funny how that happens eh?People began asking awkward questions. Questions like:
"Why can't I afford a home?"
"Why are my energy bills exploding?"
"Why does my community look different than it did ten years ago?"
"Why does it feel like every major decision is being made somewhere else by somebody I never voted for?"

The response was usually some variation of oh bollocks, just trust us and hush your mouth.
So the people stopped trusting them and the rest is history.

Now here in Canada, I see Mark Carney speaking the same language.

👉🏻International partnerships.
👉🏻Global frameworks.
👉🏻European cooperation.
👉🏻Climate transitions.
👉🏻Economic transformation.
👉🏻Managed change.

The words are different, but the melody is absolutely the same.
And that should concern @MarkJCarney.

Because Canada is not Europe, and Canada is not Britain. And despite what some political leaders seem to believe, Canadians are not unfinished Europeans waiting to be upgraded into a more enlightened version of themselves.

Our entire history says otherwise. People crossed oceans in leaking wooden ships to reach the New World. The emphasis was always on new.

If they wanted the same political culture, the same governing philosophy, and the same relationship between citizen and state they left behind, there would have been little reason to leave.

No one spends months crossing an ocean, risking disease, starvation, and shipwreck because they're hoping to recreate the exact society they just escaped.

The whole point was to build something different. Something freer and more independent. Something that belonged to just them.

Yet here we are centuries later, watching political leaders become increasingly fascinated with importing ideas, policies, and governing philosophies from abroad while acting confused when citizens push back.

The confusion is the funniest part. Not funny-ha-ha either.
Across Europe, voters are abandoning establishment parties in growing numbers.

The media's preferred explanation is that the "far right" is on the rise. Perhaps. Or perhaps millions of ordinary people are simply tired.

Tired of being ignored. Tired of being lectured. Tired of being told their concerns are illegitimate. Tired of being informed that rising housing costs, strained public services, energy affordability, immigration pressures, and cultural concerns are either imaginary or evidence of poor character.

The media calls it a far-right surge. A less hysterical person might call it political physics, because if you push people hard enough in one direction, eventually they push back.

Every action creates a reaction every single time. Human nature hasn't changed much since the invention of indoor plumbing.

People generally tolerate a lot. Until they don't. And when that moment arrives, elections start producing results that establishment politicians spend years insisting could never happen.

Then they act shocked. Britain is learning that lesson yet again. Starmer is the 6th Prime Minister since 2015. One would think the traditional political establishment would recognize the status quo no longer exists as it once did. Much of Europe is learning that lesson too.

And if Mark Carney keeps insisting Canada must be reshaped according to a vision Canadians never voted for, he may end up learning it too.

The biggest mistake governments make is assuming opposition exists because people don't understand the plan. Sometimes people understand the plan perfectly.

They simply don't like it, and that's the lesson hidden inside Keir Starmer's resignation.

Not every citizen wants to be managed. Not every voter wants to be transformed. Nor does every country want to become a policy experiment.

And if Mark Carney is even half as smart as his supporters insist he is, he should spend less time praising Starmer's legacy and more time studying his own predictable downfall.

Because what he is witnessing is not merely the end of a friend's political career, it may very well be a preview of his own impending downfall. Voters have a remarkable habit of eventually reminding politicians who works for whom.

The smart ones notice before election day, the others write farewell speeches.

[Kat Kanada 🏴 @KatKanada_TM]

Carney’s MPs better revolt and this better be his end as Prime Minister.

[Marc Nixon @MarcNixon24]

ENOUGH. 🚨

Developers took the profits on the way up.

Now Mark Carney wants taxpayers to absorb the losses on the way down?

That's not a free market.

That's privatized profits and socialized losses.

If condos aren't selling, cut the price.

Don't send the bill to working Canadians.

[Roman Baber @Roman_Baber]

Just watched @CBCNews coverage of the Montréal shooting.

No images or quotes from the manifesto. The word "incel" on repeat. Zero mention that he was a Communist Jew Hater.

When are we going to say enough with @CBCNews lies?