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A few years ago, these people said we were in a post-national state and that there was no “Canada.”
They tore down statues and cheered.
They burnt down churches and cheered.
They demonized great Canadians who built Canada and cheered.
They turned on fellow citizens and cheered.
Don’t believe a word they say.
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Islam is 100% incompatible with democracy and freedom. Sharia is Islam and pure barbarism.
Any totalitarian ideology - whether it be Islam or Nazism - has no place in our nations.
#stopislam
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Islamic History Expert on Why Islam Is Taking Over America and the West
"It's only in the West that you have this idea that I have to accommodate the other. Oh, I have to give you the same rights, you have to have your mosques, oh I better not talk about Christmas, it might offend you. That mentality, which is sick, doesn't exist outside the West."
"No other civilization has these problems. The West is going out of its way to let it be done to them."
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For decades, Canada has been seen as a 'model nation', internationally renowned for its high standard of living, safety & friendliness. 🇨🇦
Recently, it's been making headlines for the wrong reasons. Unaffordability, homelessness & addiction, rising crime, and a healthcare system so stretched that thousands are dying as they await treatment.
'Broken Country' is a new documentary that explores what went wrong in Canada, and what can be done.
Watch it here: brokencountry.com
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Islamic History Expert on Why Islam Spread So Fast
"The genius of Muhammad is that he basically created a religion that catered to man's most primordial desires and lusts. All you have to do is say a few words, now you can be a pirate and a plunderer. You can go fight, you can go kill, you can r*pe, you can enslave, and you can get rich."
"And if you die, you get the same stuff in heaven, because you go straight to heaven. The greatest martyr is the one who dies in jihad, and he goes to heaven where he has nonstop sex with supernatural women known as houris. This is all in the Quran, this is Islamic doctrine."
Ed Pilon retweeted
Our neighbours here in Sechelt did not have cloth, they wore skins and tree bark. No homes, they were nomadic, (except on the coast where they had long houses), No plumbing, No wheel, No commerce (money), No education, No written language. They were a primitive culture that raided other villages to murder and pillage. They had slaves, took prisoners and were fond of torture. They were a savage bunch.
Yet we mouth fawning praise for these former slavers & warring cultures. We bow to them in submission and deference.
I’m all for starting fresh as equals. Give each one land that is individually attached to that person and their heirs, forever.
No more multiple nations within one nation.
No chiefs running corrupt local bands like fiefdoms.
No more should the children born today be enslaved to hand over their earnings in perpetuity to the great great grandchildren of someone who hunted rabbits in the bush over there.
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To nagranie żyje sobie za darmo w mojej głowie.
Konferencja muzułmanów w Norwegii. Prowadzący prosi, aby podnieśli ręce ci, którzy uważają siebie za normalnych, zwykłych umiarkowanych muzułmanów, a nie ekstremistów czy fanatyków.
Cała sala podnosi ręce.
Następnie prowadzący pyta słuchaczy, czy zgadzają się ze stwierdzeniami, że kobiety i mężczyźni powinni przebywać w osobnych pomieszczeniach i że kobiety powinny być skazywane na śmierć za cudzołóstwo.
Cała sala podnosi ręce.
NIE MA CZEGOŚ TAKIEGO JAK "UMIARKOWANY ISLAM".
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For those celebrating Islamic History Month… please don’t forget to celebrate pedophilia, beheadings, honor killings, genital mutilation, death for apostasy, death for blasphemy, wife-beating as scripture, sex slavery of captives, and a prophet who molested a child.
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Canadians are being sold a deceptive picture of the federal government’s finances. That’s what my @financialpost article is about this week.
Prime Minister @markjcarney recently boasted that his government is “on track to balance the operating budget next year, one year ahead of schedule.”
Sounds impressive. Except there’s a rather large problem: the operating budget is a construct of the government’s own making, based on an old accounting trick - that I’ve written about for the last 18 months since the government adopted this horrible practice - that allows it to decide which spending counts and which spending gets moved into another column.
Imagine a couple whose paycheques don’t cover their spending, so they top up the difference every month using their home equity line of credit. One of them has an idea: split the household budget in two. Put the mortgage payments and new roof into an “investment” column. And why not the groceries? After all, well-fed kids grow into productive adults.
Move enough expenses into the investment column and - voilà!!The everyday household budget balances!! Problem solved!!
Except the line of credit keeps growing and the bank still wants its interest.
That’s essentially what the Carney government is asking Canadians to accept with its operating/capital budget framework. And the Parliamentary Budget Officer has, once again, demonstrated how easy it is to pull off this trick.
It starts with defining “capital” and making it so broad that it is easy to shift spending out of the operating budget without changing actual government spending or borrowing. The PBO previously estimated that the federal government’s measure of capital investment in the 2025 budget was overstated by roughly $94 billion compared with international practice.
That’s not fiscal discipline. It’s deceptive accounting presentation.
And here’s why it matters: public debt charges are expected to be $58.7 billion this fiscal year - more than Ottawa expects to collect from the GST. That’s roughly $1,400 for every Canadian, or $5,600 for a family of four. By 2030-31, those interest costs are projected to reach $80.9 billion.
Carney can call expenditures “capital.” He can celebrate balancing the “operating budget.” But none of that changes the amount Ottawa actually borrows or the interest Canadians have to pay.
Debt is debt is debt.
When the fall budget arrives, ignore the deceptive accounting labels and ask the question that actually matters: Is the government genuinely restraining spending and borrowing, or is it simply moving enough expenditures into another column to claim success?
A financially literate household wouldn’t pretend its debt disappeared because it changed the labels in its spreadsheet. Canadians shouldn’t accept that practice from their government either.
financialpost.com/personal-f…
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Funny how a few Europeans going into the Third World and building hospitals, schools and railways, and stimulating commerce, was viewed as colonial exploitation. But uneducated hoards coming to the West these days with their hatred, violence and diseases, and a largely parasitic existence, is not condemned by the authorities. Only, it's not funny. It's abominable and EVIL.
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Can't get over this picture of the French firefighter on fire surrounded by a crowd of immigrant rioters. Note how they stand back filming, mouths agape, as he battles the flames they are responsible for. They couldn't care less. None of this matters to them. Why would it?
Americans shouldn't look at the footage of immigrants rioting in France and think "Could this happen here?" It has, in fact, been happening here – for decades.
The truth is that neither Europe nor America will survive without remigration.
@Phase2Deport
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Speaking of reparations and generational trauma -
West coast native tribes had special clubs aptly named "slave killers" to execute slaves after they completed building a home
This was done to show the absolute power of the slave title holder. (often the chief)
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I heard someone on the radio today saying he hoped that Canadians would listen to the experiences of those who attended Indian Residential Schools with “open hearts.”
And I thought, I & other Canadians did listen with open hearts - for the FIRST 18 YEARS.
I thought it was very
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Canada's post-COVID migration surge was so insane that at the beginning of 2025, one in every 16 people in the country hadn't been here more than three years.
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Replying to @PierrePoilievre
The First Nations slaughtered, raped, and enslaved each other for many moons before the White Man showed up. Before that, they migrated here from Asia. No one is native to the Americas.
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission itself recorded survivors who valued the literacy, trades, and friendships they gained, and who remembered particular teachers with real affection. Some went on to become leaders, lawyers, and teachers, and credited their schooling in part. Many First Nations leaders also wanted education for their children: several chiefs asked for schools during treaty negotiations, and some parents chose residential schools.
A child was more likely to die on a Reserve than in a Residential School. Abuse was present in all school systems of the times, not just Residential Schools.
Enough with the White Guilt humiliation rituals.
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India has never faced international sanctions for their massive pollution issues.
The Ganges River basin generates roughly 315 tons of plastic waste EVERY single day.
An estimated 600,000 tons (0.6 million tons) of plastic waste enter the Ganges river system annually.
Ocean Discharge: Between 115,000 & 120,000 tons of plastic are carried by the Ganges into the ocean each year, which affects everyone & endangers ocean marine life.
3.3 million tons (3 billion liters) of raw, untreated sewage are dumped into the main stem of the Ganges River every single day.
They are destroying the planet with their lack of civic sense & no regard for the environment.
Give me one good reason why the international community should not be enraged about this?!
They should be heavily sanctioned & barred from immigrating to other nations until they can prove they are capable of being anything other than an open air landfill.


























