@1109Patricia Chinas gonna be foreclosing on Canada soon. That’s why the carney family is living and working outside of Canada. He is getting the Canada goose ready for cooking
MAJOR BREAKING - New ATIP documents obtained by CBC show panic in the department of finance
as the Alberta Referendum nears
page 16 shows that Alberta contributes $18B to Canada MORE than it takes
and that it contributes 31% of EXPORTS, with only 12% of the population.
Also, on per capita basis, Alberta residents contribute the most to Federal coffers.
Alberta, you are in charge here, they are FREAKING OUT. Canada needs YOU, you dont need THEM!
Smart, clearly true, and worth reading...from the man who accurately predicted the circumstances of Charlie's death, and more importantly, the patsified aftermath.
🚨 MAJOR BREAKING -
What Ontario inspectors found at 3 “career college” locations:
$219 million in OSAP, for 14,800 "students"
Every public college in Ontario combined got $385 million.
One student finished an entire course in a day, final exam in 6 minutes.
One login was used from 211 different IP addresses.
Interviewed students couldn't name their school, program, or speak English.
Three storefronts pulled over half of what every public college got.
Who signed off on this?
Who is getting fired?
Ontario taxpayers just got scammed.
@TrendPolCa@Dave_Eby Note that “I wanna be clear “ is an old Obama/politician phrase that has been understood as “I’m gonna lie, BS, and distract my butt off and you’re gonna pretend to believe me.”
A Canadian father, Robert Hoogland, was thrown in prison for trying to prevent his 14-year-old daughter from undergoing permanent medical transition. After schools socially transitioned her behind his back and courts authorized testosterone injections against his wishes, the state stripped him of his parental rights. When he refused to remain silent about the medical risks and the loss of his child, the government moved to silence him by force.
Hoogland was sent to prison for "contempt of court" because he defied a gag order that forbade him from referring to his child as his "daughter" or using female pronouns. By treating his desperate plea to protect his child as a criminal act, the court signalled that the state, not the parent, owned the child.
This is nothing less than the criminalization of parenthood in the face of state-sponsored gender ideology.
Imagine cutting elderly benefits as the first choice of action.
Not special interest groups.
Not foreign wars.
Not immigrant benefits.
Not government bloat.
Canadian seniors.
Things a ruminant can do that no human, machine or laboratory can.
- Eat a wall and make muscle of it
- Turn a bag of fertiliser into protein
- Recycle its own urine through its spit and use the nitrogen twice
- Carry 100 trillion tenants and eat the surplus
- Learn to digest a poison by borrowing a bug off a goat
- Run a fermentation tank at 39 degrees in a blizzard with no fuel but hay
- Turn fragile seed oils into stable saturated fat on the way through
- Make B12 out of cobalt and dirt
- Build a kilo of complete protein from 600 grams of the stuff a human could eat
- Replace itself once a year, from grass, without an invoice
Every line is 50 million years old.
Every line has been patented by somebody since, in a worse form.
We have the original, standing in a field, and the paperwork says remove it.
A disabled Canadian says she receives her pension, goes to the food bank every month, gets roughly one week of food, and then has to ask strangers for help just to make it through the rest of the month.
Why in the hell are we tolerating this?
Not just from government. From ourselves.
Somewhere along the way, Canadians became accustomed to seeing our own elderly, disabled, veterans, working poor and families lining up at food banks, struggling with rent and begging strangers online for groceries.
And we just… accepted it.
At the same time, Canada continues making enormous financial commitments to immigration, refugee resettlement and newcomer settlement services.
Perhaps the question is why a country wealthy enough to continually make new commitments has normalized a system in which its own citizens cannot afford the necessities of life.
When did food banks become an acceptable extension of government social policy?
When did watching disabled Canadians beg strangers for groceries become normal?
Why in the hell are we allowing our government to get away with this?
I’m boiling mad.
💥THE CPP IS *NOT* A SLUSH FUND.💥
But Carney thinks it is.
WHEN ALL YOUR RETIREMENT MONEY IS GONE - YOU’LL NOW KNOW WHY.
(This alone should disqualify Carney from serving as P.M.. The pension is SUPPOSED to be untouchable.)
@globeandmail Start cutting non Canadians' benefits first. The ones who haven't paid a cent into any of the programs. Our Canadian seniors have paid into their benefits all their lives and deserve what they are getting!
This is the political class in one headline:
Run the country into debt for over a decade, blow money on every boutique ideology, consultant racket, subsidy scheme, failed program, foreign cheque, and bureaucratic empire, then suddenly discover “fiscal responsibility” when it is time to cut seniors.
No. Start with Ottawa’s waste machine.
Cut MP salaries. Cut the consultants. Cut the corporate welfare. Cut the bloated bureaucracy. Cut the ideological departments. Cut the vanity climate spending. Cut the foreign virtue-signalling cheques. Cut the CBC. Cut MSM subsidies. Cut the programs that do nothing except employ people who write reports about programs.
But elderly benefits?
That is always where the technocrat brain goes first. Not because it is smart. Because seniors are easier to guilt than bureaucracies are to fire.
Canada does not have a “seniors are too expensive” problem.
Canada has a government-is-too-bloated problem.
The same crowd that told us endless borrowing was compassion now wants Grandma to pay the invoice. That is not courage. That is cowardice dressed up as accounting.