@elonmusk The opposite is needed.
Less people = less competition for jobs, housing, commodities and necessities.
Simple supply and demand, Elon.
Life is better with less people, not more.
@elonmusk The opposite is needed.
Less people = less competition for jobs, housing, commodities and necessities.
Simple supply and demand, Elon.
Life is better with less people, not more.
BREAKING: British media is now reporting that authorities could BAN the use of VPNs.
This comes after a massive surge in VPN use after the new draconian "Online Safety Bill" has been censoring the internet.
What's going on???
Hi @grok
I am a 43 year old woman, not married, no children, I work full time, I do not practice religion, I decide where I go and make all my own decisions, including how I spend my money. How would my life be different if Ireland were under Islamic control.
Hey @Grok, the Prophet Mohammed had a wife.
How old was his wife when they met and how old were they when he consummated the marriage with her?
What would that age gap be called by modern standards?
As of May 2025, VAERS reports ~1.6M adverse events and 19,417 deaths post-COVID vaccination (unverified; many coincidental, per CDC).
Cumulative US COVID deaths: ~1.25M. CDC: 6% (~75K) list COVID as sole cause (no comorbidities mentioned); rest involve comorbidities but COVID as underlying trigger.
Comparison: Reported vaccine deaths far fewer than sole-COVID deaths, though VAERS doesn't confirm causation. (287 chars)
We have over 2 million non-permanent residents in Canada on work permits right now. Thatโs 2 million jobs either taken from Canadians or handed out because employers decided Canadians werenโt โqualifiedโ enough or too expensive to hire.
On top of that, thereโs another 1.5 million here without permits many of whom are working under the table, off the books, draining our system while avoiding our laws.
Meanwhile, 1.6 million Canadian citizens are unemployed. Student unemployment is pushing 17.4%, and thatโs after we added 83,000 jobs in June mostly part-time scraps.
This isnโt sustainable. And itโs not an accident. Weโve flooded the labor market, crushed wages, and left our own youth in the dust all to appease corporate profit and globalist ideology.
To make matters worse, thousands of these temporary visas are expiring and guess what? Many of them have no intention of leaving.
Weโre not just importing workers weโre importing a permanent underclass. And unless we start putting Canadian workers first again, this country is headed for a cultural and economic cliff