Tim Melanson

🎙️ Host of Work@Home RockStar Podcast
🌏 Founder of Creative Crew Agency
🙋 Helping Entrepreneurs work from home
🎸Musician / Entertainer

[Tim Melanson @timmelanson]

great news... the candidate that you were rooting for won the debate last night.

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@AndrewLawton Was that really an officer in plain clothes?

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Our Sun is releasing VERY powerful X-class solar flares that have the potential to knock out satellites and communication.

Meanwhile, in other news, a Netflix movie implants the idea that if we lose our communication systems that we are under attack.

[Dan Knight @DanKnightMMA]

In a striking display of public discontent, a petition sponsored by Conservative MP Michelle Ferreri is making waves across Canada calling for a vote of non-confidence. With close to a hundred thousand signatures as of the time of this writing and still rising, the petition is a resounding indictment of Justin Trudeau's leadership and the Liberal/NDP coalition. It's a clear message: Canadians are losing faith in their current government.

The petition's demands are straightforward yet powerful. Canadians are calling for a vote of no confidence and a federal election within 45 days if the vote passes. The reasons are as varied as they are severe: skyrocketing housing costs, the highest inflation in history, civil liberties infringement, imbalanced immigration policies, excessive taxation leading to poverty, and a weakened economy.

Trudeau's eight-year tenure has been marred by five ethics investigations and a tarnished global reputation for Canada. Canadians feel sidelined in critical geopolitical conversations, reflecting a leadership crisis.

As of late November, the Conservatives have solidified their lead over the Liberals, according to 338 Canada's polling data. This trend, which began around August, shows the Conservatives comfortably in majority territory, with their seat count well over 200. In contrast, the Liberals are lagging more than a hundred seats behind.

Further polling data from Angus Reid Institute indicates an expanded Conservative lead since mid-October, while the Liberals stagnate around 27%. Abacus Data's recent numbers reinforce this trend, showing the Conservatives at 39%, with the Liberals trailing at 24% and the NDP at 20%.

The significance of these numbers cannot be overstated. They reflect a Canadian electorate that is increasingly disillusioned with the current Liberal government. The high percentage for the Conservatives and the stagnant or declining numbers for the Liberals and NDP suggest a populace yearning for change.

In seeking to understand the groundswell of support for the petition against Justin Trudeau's government, we turned to Conservative MP Michelle Ferreri for insight. Her response is a stark revelation of the deep-seated issues plaguing Canada under Trudeau's rule:

"A relationship is built on trust. Trust is built on actions not words. Each time someone, especially a leader doesn’t do what they say or even worse, gaslights his followers he destroys the trust. Canadians have waited 8 years for action and what they’ve been handed is suffering. The facts speak for themselves: Justin Trudeau has delivered Record high food bank usage, homelessness, skyrocketing housing prices, an opioid and mental health crisis, a violent rise in crime and multiple ethics violations. Misery is a powerful motivator and clearly this petition is elevating the voices of Canadians who are sick of the Trudeau imposed misery and want a leader and a government they can trust."

Let's break down Michelle Ferreri's damning indictment of the Trudeau administration, a masterclass in political truth-telling. "A relationship is built on trust. Trust is built on actions not words." Here, Ferreri is laying bare the fundamental betrayal at the heart of Trudeau's reign. He promised a new era of Canadian politics, but what did he deliver? Broken promises and a litany of failures.

Ferreri doesn't just make accusations; she backs them up with cold, hard facts. Record high food bank usage, homelessness, skyrocketing housing prices, an opioid and mental health crisis, a violent rise in crime, and multiple ethics violations. This isn't just a failure; it's a catastrophe, a litany of woes that would spell the end for any leader with a shred of accountability.

And finally, "Misery is a powerful motivator and clearly this petition is elevating the voices of Canadians who are sick of the Trudeau imposed misery and want a leader and a government they can trust." Here's the crux of it. This petition isn't just a piece of paper; it's a symbol of Canadians' desperation and determination to reclaim their country from a leader who has lost touch with the people he was elected to serve.

Final Thoughts

My fellow Canadians, In a political landscape marred by elitism and disconnected leadership, your voice matters more than ever. Justin Trudeau, a trust fund child, and Jagmeet Singh, with his Versace tastes, epitomize leaders who seem far removed from the everyday struggles of the Canadian people. Their governance reflects a concerning detachment from the realities faced by ordinary citizens.

Trudeau, backed by a cabinet that seems more like a reunion of wedding guests than a team of competent leaders, has shown a penchant for placing personal connections over the needs of the nation. His administration, marred by allegations of corruption and incompetence, often appears more focused on maintaining the status quo of the elite rather than addressing the pressing issues facing Canadians.

As Michelle Ferreri rightly hears your concerns, it's time to take action. Signing this petition is a direct way to convey your discontent with the current state of affairs. It's an opportunity to tell Trudeau and his circle that Canadians demand integrity, not nepotism; competence, not favors for the highest bidder. It's a chance to inform Jagmeet Singh that his coalition's policies, which have contributed to rampant inflation, oppressive taxation, and the erosion of democratic freedoms, are unacceptable.

Enough is enough. It's time to send a resolute message to Ottawa. The petition represents more than mere signatures; it's a declaration of the people's will to drain the swamp of Canadian politics. By signing, you assert your desire for leaders who embody the true spirit of public service, who prioritize the welfare of all Canadians over the interests of the few.

Stand up for your country. Stand up for real change. Sign the petition and be part of the movement demanding a government that reflects the values and needs of its people. Make your mark and let your voice be heard by going here: Petition to the House of Commons.

https://t.co/yr7DCaHJla

Together, let's reclaim the Canada that prioritizes its people over its elites. The future of our great nation is in your hands.

#cdnpoli

[Tim Melanson @timmelanson]

@Roman_Baber This is all over Moncton too.

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@Captaincoby00 There are two ways the government can balance the budget. Increase taxes/revenue or decrease spending. Would you agree that the government is over spending? Maybe we can afford to axe the tax and we can just get them to spend reasonably?

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@Mikeggibbs have you seen this? It's probably unrelated right?
https://t.co/ixM9uxRUvi

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@vankayak The mental acrobatics necessary to make what our government did a "good thing" is truly fascinating.

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@TrueNorthCentre I thought that happened long ago?

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@s_guilbeault Umm. So you make a dumb move. The market reacts negatively then you want everyone to be mad at the market instead of you. Maybe this one is on you?

[Tim Melanson @timmelanson]

I'm definitely pro peace and I like the way this guy thinks.

CNN Made A BIG MISTAKE Airing THIS! https://t.co/ewgIlLZPpm via @YouTube

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@monicasweet2006 @RosieVeen @AHousefather No one said you’d be dead in one year from the vaccine. In fact, the vaccine experts who opposed the vaccine warned of long term issues. But I do remember our “health” officials telling unvaccinated to get their wills ready. And here we are.

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@AHousefather Hmm. I think you missed a few of the PMs speeches over the last 3 years. This has nothing to do with trump and it’s bizzaro world that you think that. Remember when the PM said that there was a “fringe minority” with “unacceptable views”…. This is his division at work.

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@globalnews Isn’t this a sign that he should resign? Aren’t we supposed to have a PM that unifies? He purposefully divided Canadian. It’s time for him to step down.

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@charlesadler @JustinTrudeau So you’d rather have a pm who is consistently terrible vs one who is terrible sometimes?

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Jeez. This stuff just writes itself. lol

[Fake Mark Carney @MarkCarney_Ego]

This evening I hosted a townhall discussion where all viewpoints were welcomed.

Democracy means listening to other opinions, and treating people with respect.

That's why I had the four people who disagreed with me arrested, and dragged out of the hall.

Watch here:

[Tim Melanson @timmelanson]

@theJagmeetSingh So kinda like when you are on social media you are bashing Trudeau and making it sound like you care, and then you still prop up his government?

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@EmmMacfarlane Classic…. So you pose a question and then threaten to block anyone who gives you probably the most plausible answer. That sums up the last three years.

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@s_guilbeault @Ailish_Campbell Why do we focus on trying to change the climate when we could be focussing on stoping pollution?

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@CTVNews Why are we using the term climate change? Why don’t we focus on pollution?