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Why isn’t anyone talking about the electors’ list in Canada? List of voters?
Was it compared to ANY reliable lists of who is (and is not) a citizen and where they live ??
* How do we know if non-citizens voted? *
Did people vote where they lived?
Or did they vote elsewhere?
Maybe for a Liberal they liked?
Or a candidate of an ethnicity they favour?
Or to *flood a swing area* ?
Many volunteers asked these questions, immediately
when the election was called,
but we were brushed off. No transparency.
Was this list compared (“scrubbed”) against anything to give us any hope it was current and credible ?
Who are the people in control of that federal list of voters ?
To whom do they owe their jobs?
Who are their political masters?
Ideas for comparison:
- passports
- citizenship records
- utility bills
- drivers’ licenses
- addresses shown on car insurance policies for primary vehicles.
If they ran it against ALL of these, there might be a bit of hope. But if they compared against nothing …
We can canvass and GOTV all we want …
But if a list of voters is flooded with non-citizens …
What exactly was done by the Conservative party — and by Elections Canada — to address this known risk?
cooking_lady retweeted
Anyone who is not in business has NO CLUE how hard it is to pivot to Europe.
Its basically impossible for most SMEs.
One example? ... you now need to market and serve customers in 4-5 languages, in a time zone 6 hours off, with EU regulations, with no physical footprint.
cooking_lady retweeted
I said it during the pandemic and I’ll say it again now
The goal is to barcode people like livestock
Soon, there will be no privacy at all
And the ‘soon’ isn’t years away — it’s months away
Decision to implement face and fingerprint scanning of air passengers is up to cabinet, says federal agency responsible for airport security. @catsa_gc proposes to introduce biometric scanning on local flights by 2031.
blacklocks.ca/mandatory-scan…
@canadasairports @Transport_gc #cdnpoli
cooking_lady retweeted
The decline of the Canadian standard of living is unprecedented
...pick any empirical metric and its clear: happiness, GDP, shelter costs, debt, food prices
Despite this, the Liberal Party remains popular after 12 years.
Psychologists will study this for generations.
cooking_lady retweeted
A huge blow to Saskatchewan.
Trump is now going to Belarus for cheaper potash instead of Canada.
This is what happens when the Western provinces are tied to a corrupt Liberal government in Ottawa that is willing to sacrifice our prosperity and a trade deal with our largest trading partner because it believes manufacturing a crisis with the Americans and “standing up to Trump” is better politics for the Liberal Party.
Alberta and Saskatchewan should not have their economic interests sacrificed for the political interests of Ottawa.
This only further highlights why Alberta and Saskatchewan need independence, so we can negotiate our own trade deals with the United States and pursue our own economic interests instead of being permanently tied to Ottawa’s.
cooking_lady retweeted
Iceland just voted.
52.8% said no to reopening EU talks.
Eighty-two percent of the country showed up.
Norway already said no twice.
1972.
1994.
Same reasons both times.
Who controls the fish.
Who writes the law.
Who keeps the last word at home.
They are not sitting in a cave.
They already sell into Europe through the EEA.
They kept the parts that matter and left the rest.
Carney is shopping a title that does not even exist in the treaty.
Associate member.
A maple leaf on someone else’s flag.
Two rich countries next door were offered the club and walked.
We are supposed to clap for a brochure.
Ask the question they asked.
What do we give up for a logo.
#cdnpoli
cooking_lady retweeted
This is how a dictatorship functions.
Prime Minister jet-sets to Europe, vacations in Tuscany, goes to FA Cup soccer games and addresses the EU parliament about “associate” membership for Canada while Canada’s House of Commons sits empty — torontosun.com/news/national…
cooking_lady retweeted
I think I’m going to have to agree with the title of this article
And for the subtitle, it think it can be classified as both
cooking_lady retweeted
What does the average Canadian get from this new EU deal?
We can ALREADY travel there visa free.
We ALREADY have free trade with them.
Nothing changes - its kind of like Carney's housing accerlator that didnt accelerate the pace of housing construction, in fact, it went down.
cooking_lady retweeted
THIS IS CANADA IN 2026.
A gang allegedly sends a letter TO POLICE claiming:
“We have 5,000 gang members in Canada.”
“We pay $1,000 to carry out a shooting.”
“We will take over Canada soon.”
“Everyone will have to pay a tax.”
“You can’t stop us.”
A criminal organization allegedly felt comfortable enough to put that in writing and SEND IT TO CANADIAN POLICE.
Meanwhile, CBSA says 188 removal orders have been issued in extortion-linked cases, with 111 people removed as of this month.
How did we get to the point where this is happening in Canada?
cooking_lady retweeted
🚨 UPDATE: Canada’s privacy commissioner is now “engaged” on the 153 million driver’s licence hack.
1.1 million Canadian licences. 🇨🇦 Almost half a million from Ontario.
FBI opened this weeks ago. Ottawa is still “monitoring.”
Your photo, licence number, and security features were for sale on a Russian forum.
Then they want Digital ID on top of this. No thanks!
#cdnpoli #CyberSecurity
"The risk is very real, and given the size of the data breach, a large volume of people are affected," says a cyber security expert.
globalnews.ca/news/12063349/…
cooking_lady retweeted
Carney riding high in the “polls” took the opportunity to come up with his EU associate membership plan secretly behind Canadians backs.
It puts into question why he really walked away from the US trade deal.
It was far too dramatic of an exit from trade negotiations for it to be any other reason than to ramp up anti-American rhetoric once again before announcing this EU membership just weeks later.
He knows full well how easy it is to manipulate his supporters into thinking every decision he makes is a good one. It’s at cult like levels in Canada. If you aren’t at all questioning his motives, demand no accountability and you have zero tolerance for those who do question him, you are part of a cult.
cooking_lady retweeted
🇺🇸🇨🇦 Two countries. Two very different economic philosophies.
Trump’s message is clear:
Bring manufacturing home.
Bring investment home.
Create jobs at home.
Build American economic power.
His administration says its tax and trade policies are explicitly designed around American workers, domestic manufacturing and reshoring investment.
Meanwhile in Canada, the wealth gap keeps growing.
The wealthiest 20% now control nearly two-thirds of the country’s net worth, while the bottom 40% hold just 3%.
That should concern every Canadian.
Our economy should not exist primarily to increase the value of financial assets for those already at the top.
Canada needs an economic strategy built around workers, entrepreneurs, small businesses, home ownership and upward mobility.
Forget left vs. right.
Ask the question that actually matters:
Is your government making it easier for ordinary people to build wealth — or harder?
🇨🇦 Canadians deserve an economy that works for them.
#Canada #CanadianPolitics #Economy #CostOfLiving #MiddleClass #CanadaFirst
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cooking_lady retweeted
“If I Testify, I’ll Never See My Grandchildren Again”
In his opening statement at the Allison Inquiry, Counsel Shawn Buckley revealed the extraordinary pressures some potential witnesses faced simply for being willing to speak publicly.
One person was told by a family member, “If I testify, I will never see my grandchildren again.” Another injured witness, who had already lost her mother and a sibling, feared losing the last family member she had left if she testified.
Shawn also described witnesses facing profound physical challenges—including people in wheelchairs, someone requiring dialysis, and another who depended on IV nutrition and medical pumps just to attend the proceedings.
These were the people who came forward despite the personal, family, and physical costs.
This is why the stories had to be heard.
cooking_lady retweeted
He often goes to French to say the stuff he really means to avoid wider spread.
Mark Carney
(Translated from French)
"Technologies...Impact the state's ability to govern.
Tech platforms aspire to sovereignty, they want to set access rules, they want dictate the rules for regulations.
Spread disinformation and steal our children's childhoods."
It's clear that Carney agrees with Europe's authoritarian approach to regulating tech, freedom of speech and wants to partner up together against it.
Trying to force streaming companies to change their algorithm to show Canadian shows no one cares about was also part of the fallout of Canada-US negotiations.
And then there is the back door access the Liberals want to tech platforms.
Pretty alarming.
cooking_lady retweeted
They’ve been lying to you for 30 years. 🇨🇦
1992 cabinet minutes: Canadians already thought immigration was “out of control.”
Failed claimants stacking up 1,000 a month. Five-year backlogs. “Making a mockery of the system.”
That was at 250,000 a year.
Then the Liberals and the press spent a generation calling you racist for noticing.
Record 483,000 PRs in 2024. Hospitals smashed. Housing smashed. Crime files the media won’t touch. 🛑
It wasn’t sudden.
It was policy.
And they knew. 🤬
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Secret Mulroney-era records warned Canadians believed immigration was ‘out of control’
Cabinet documents from 1992 reveal concerns about asylum abuse, failed deportations and immigration backlogs stretching as long as five years.
rebelne.ws/4hysI97
cooking_lady retweeted
If Canada is able to join the EU without a referendum, then Alberta can leave without one.
Replying to @KieserBill
The easiest way for Alberta to achieve legal independence is through a unilateral declaration of independence, followed by recognition from President Trump and other foreign leaders.
cooking_lady retweeted
What does it say about Mark Carney that he chose to make a major announcement about Canada’s future to EU Parliamentarians, in Strasbourg, and not to Canadians from Ottawa?
To me, it’s further proof of how little respect Carney had for Canadians.
Canadians were sidelined by their own Prime Minister.
cooking_lady retweeted
Carney just told his Caucus that walking away from the trade deal was the right thing to do.
All while announcing he needs to spend another $7.5 billion dollars to keep Canadian businesses afloat.
That brings the total to $32 billion dollars in tax payers money.
When he says we can give ourselves much more than the U.S. can take away, that’s clearly a lie.
These individuals laugh it up and pat themselves on the back while countless Canadians are losing their jobs and livelihoods due to their own personal agendas and motives.
It’s gross and disturbing to watch.



























