The Grumpy Gorilla 🇨🇦🦍👊

I am a Proud Canadian and Conservative.

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[Marc Nixon @MarcNixon24]

NEW 🙃

Mark Carney NOW claims his DAVOS Speech was meaningless.

Walking back his Middle Powers Talk.

Tomorrow Mark Carney will CLAIM he never said Canada is forming a New World Order with China 🇨🇳

[The Grumpy Gorilla 🇨🇦🦍👊 @WpgApe]

I am sitting here with an interesting question....

Its pride month in canada...

The fifa world cup is here....

Is there any correlation in that...

Just asking for a friend...

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[Michelle LA🇨🇦 @MichelleLA1981]

We do not have 100 milliondollars. We are in a recession. How are we funding actual terrorists?? Im so sick of this crap!!

[The Food Professor @FoodProfessor]

“The North American trade pact is extremely important if Canada wants to project its influence and compete globally. We’re incredibly fortunate to be in North America, next to the largest economy in human history. At the same time, we need to remember that we simply cannot replace the U.S. economy.”

[Marc Nixon @MarcNixon24]

Time to wake up Canada 🇨🇦

[Karla Treadway | Host Sovereign Sphere Podcast @thesovereignceo]

If you really need to hate rich people, if that’s your jam….. Go for it.

But at least be consistent.

I don’t hear a PEEP from Canadians who tweet about Elon complain about Mark Carney. A man who’s using your tax dollars and your old age funds to personally enrich himself at Brookfield. He’s using Canada’s money to make himself a billionaire while more Canadians than ever are using food banks and can’t buy a home.

If you’re going to rip on Elon, then you should be LIVID about your prime minister.

At least Elon uses his own money.

[JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦 @JayGenXer]

$200 million.

That’s what Liberals handed a near-bankrupt company stuffed with well-connected insiders and family members — for a spaceport that’s delivered three failed launches off a concrete slab.

The only thing that actually took off? The bank accounts of Liberal insiders.

One of them, Sasha Jacobs, turned worthless shares into a $1.8 million personal windfall after the government “lit the fuse.”

While Canadians struggle with groceries, housing, and record food bank use, this is what passes for “investment” in this country.

This isn’t economic development.
It’s legalized money laundering dressed up as industrial strategy.

We’re not a serious country anymore. We’re a punchline.

#cdnpoli #LiberalCorruption #TaxpayerWaste #CanadaFirst

[Mario Zelaya @mario4thenorth]

This is the Prime Minister of Canada that just passed a law telling you how to raise your kids.

I’m good bro.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Liberal Minister Champagne promised affordable groceries by Thanksgiving 2023, right before prices lifted off.

Liberal PM Carney goes out and makes yet another illusory Liberal promise on grocery prices.

What is the definition of doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result?

[Marc Nixon @MarcNixon24]

HOLY SH💩T

CARNEY REVEALS EVERYTHING 😳

Mark Carney may have just revealed what he actually meant by “middle powers.”

When asked if Ireland was one of the countries he was referring to in his Davos speech, Carney’s answer suggested the real test isn’t economic strength, military power, or trade.

It’s climate policy.

If you’re aligned with his climate agenda, you’re in.

If you’re not, he doesn’t seem interested.

That’s a remarkable admission.

At a time when Canada is facing a recession, rising unemployment, record emigration, and an affordability crisis, Carney appears focused on building alliances around climate politics.

Canadians deserve to know:

Is Canada’s foreign and trade policy now being determined by who shares the Prime Minister’s climate goals?

[Carol Anstey @CarolAnsteyMP]

🚨Watch this🚨

The hypocrisy is quite something.
Hardworking Canadians have to rely on food banks because they can't keep up with the cost of living.

Meanwhile, the Environment Minister spent $467,000+ on accommodations and $300,000+ on event management for a work trip to Brazil, and the Prime Minister's in-flight catering bill for a single trip was $175,000.

[Shannon Stubbs @ShannonStubbsMP]

Behind every headline is a victim. A life stolen. A family left with a lifetime of grief.

Conservatives fought to keep the worst murderers and violent offenders in maximum-security prisons where they belong with Bill C-232. With their majority, the Liberals voted to kill the bill.

Conservatives stand with victims, their families, and law-abiding Canadians. Canadians deserve a justice system that puts victims and public safety ahead of violent criminals.

[Burton Bailey @BurtonBaileyRD]

Liberals can hardly wait to get to their summer vacations.

They are literally RUNNING OUT OF THE ROOM.

[Marc Nixon @MarcNixon24]

DETACHED FROM REALITY

Mark Carney just claimed the average FAMILY spends $800 per month on groceries or $10,000 per year.

Has he gone to the grocery store?
4 steaks 🥩 is $100 only one meal

If you ate BEEF 20 days a month x $100 that’s $2,000 without veggies, fruit or carbs

[Marc Nixon @MarcNixon24]

Why do we keep voting in Liberals?

Everything they touch turns into a disaster.

Canada EV mandate still in effect which will END auto manufacturing in Canada.

[Brad Redekopp @BradRedekopp]

Shame on every Liberal MP who voted AGAINST keeping Canada’s most dangerous criminals, including monsters like Paul Bernardo, in maximum-security prison.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

This is the Liberal that Carney named President of the Treasury Board—the biggest single employer in Canada, responsible for approving all major government discretionary spending.

Would you trust him with your money?

[Andrew Lawton @AndrewLawton]

EMBARASSING

Liberal Treasury Board President Shafqat Ali, the minister responsible for the federal public service, can't find his talking points to answer a simple question.

[SandraCobena @SandraCobena_]

🚨A 1% chance of meeting its own fiscal target🚨

That’s the Parliamentary Budget Officer’s assessment of this Liberal Government's fiscal plan.

After already abandoning one fiscal anchor they failed to meet, the government revised its promises and still has just a 1% chance of success.

Canadians deserve better than missed targets, growing deficits, and a weakening fiscal outlook.

We Conservatives will continue fighting for responsible fiscal management, lower costs, and an economy that works for hardworking Canadians.

#cdnpoli

[Jasmin Laine @JasminLaine_]

This isn't a conspiracy theory... its literally written in the legislation.

What They Promised With C-11
When the government introduced Bill C-11, the Online Streaming Act, the assurances were explicit and repeated:

This is about supporting Canadian creators
This is about making sure Canadian stories get told
User generated content is protected
We are not regulating what individual Canadians post
The CRTC will not interfere with your content

Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez said it in committee. The government said it in press releases. Supporters said it on every platform that would have them.
The bill passed in 2023.

What The CRTC Actually Did
The CRTC was handed broad discretionary power to implement "discoverability"... requiring platforms to promote Canadian content to Canadian audiences.
What that meant in practice:

Algorithms on YouTube, TikTok, Spotify, and podcast platforms had to be adjusted to surface CanCon to Canadian users. The definition of what counts as Canadian content and therefore what gets promoted is set by the CRTC.

Content that doesn't meet CanCon criteria gets relatively deprioritized in Canadian feeds
Independent creators whose content doesn't fit the CRTC's definition of sufficiently Canadian found their algorithmic reach constrained... not banned, not removed, just quietly buried

The government never had to touch a single piece of content directly. The algorithm did it. Under regulatory mandate. Exactly as critics predicted and the government denied.

Bill C-34 With That In Mind
The government's assurances on C-34 are identical in structure to the assurances on C-11:

This is about protecting children
We are not regulating speech.
Section 12(1) explicitly says platforms don't have to proactively search content.
The Digital Safety Commission will be independent.

Sound familiar?
Now read Section 12(2).
The Commission can, by regulation, require platforms to use technological means to prevent content from being uploaded. Starting with CSAM. With 31 regulation-making powers to define what comes next.

C-11 gave the government control over what gets surfaced. C-34 gives the government control over what gets posted.

They promised the CRTC wouldn't touch your content. The CRTC touched your content. Now they're promising the Digital Safety Commission won't touch your speech, or uploads...

Canadians would naturally say "no thanks" to this, so as per usual, they had to use "it's for the children!" to make an argument no one is allowed to disagree with to implement "safety protections" that are already in law and not being enforced.