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After 53 years of farming, Duane Forrester of Torquay Sk has chosen Steffes Auctioneers to conduct his retirement auction. On Dec 16 2025. We will be conducting the largest farm retirement auction in Saskatchewan. Details will be out soon. Steffesgroup.com.
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Today is the 30th anniversary of this commemorative date and we thank all Indigenous CAF members, past and present, for their service to Canada. #CanadaRemembers 2/2
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We celebrate Indigenous Veterans Day each year on November 8 to ensure Indigenous Peoples are recognized for their service in past conflicts, service that may not have been acknowledged at the time. 1/2
ALT Image of an Indigenous Veterans monument with wreaths placed around the statue. Text on image reads: Indigenous Veterans Day, November 8. While their service has long been overlooked and underappreciated, today is an opportunity to recognize the many sacrifices of Indigenous Veterans.
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Media Blackout: 10 News Stories They Chose Not to Tell You This Week (11/12/23)
#10 - Lawyers call for criminal charges against Dr. Anthony Fauci.
#9 - Black Lives Matter leader stands behind January 6 prisoners and endorsers Trump.
#8 - A new preprint study finds billions of residual DNA fragments in COVID-19 mRNA vaccine vials.
#7 - Vivek Ramaswamy calls Joe Biden a ‘puppet’ live on national TV.
#6 - Demand for ‘unvaxxed’ sperm soars as birth rates continue to decline.
#5 - Popular natural health product becomes the latest victim of Trudeau’s Canada.
#4 - Seven carcinogenic and genotoxic food additives banned in Europe are commonly used in the U.S.
#3 - Schools start conducting “sudden cardiac arrest screenings” as heart attacks surge among children.
#2 - A Nobel Prize-winning drug with anti-cancer effects is now quietly under attack.
#1 - EU Parliament and Member States reach an agreement to introduce CCP-like control measures to Europe. DO NOT COMPLY.
Repost and follow for more headlines next week. Articles are included in the thread below.
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Guess it takes $1,000,000,000.00 to hold the federal government to account. Hopefully next time we can get some accountability with a few less zeros missing.🫣
“The president and CEO of a federal foundation with a billion dollars to spend on environmental technologies has resigned after her organization was the target of a whistleblower complaint earlier this year.”
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As we wade through the current economic climate, it's becoming increasingly clear that a storm is brewing on the Canadian horizon, one that could sweep away the financial stability of countless households. The heart of this looming tempest? The mortgage market—specifically, the shock awaiting about 60% of mortgage holders in the next three years as their terms come up for renewal.
RBC has crunched the numbers and the forecast is grim. More than $186 billion in mortgages is set to renew in 2024 alone, and if today's interest rates hold, homeowners could see their payments leap by a staggering 32%. And that's just the beginning. The following year, $315 billion worth of mortgages are on the renewal chopping block, many of which are variable-rate mortgages, potentially pushing the payment shock to 33%.
What's the root cause? It's the interest rates—sitting at a 5% benchmark, the highest we've seen since the turn of the millennium. If there's no significant decrease, we're looking at a tidal wave of credit losses come 2025. And let's not forget the elephant in the room: those with variable-rate mortgages could face a payment shock as high as 84% by 2026 if the rates stay put.
Here's the scoop, folks. Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem laid out a cold hard truth: fiscal and monetary policy are at loggerheads. While the central bank is straining every sinew to wrestle down inflation with rate hikes, the federal and provincial governments are lighting the fuse with their spending, fueling the very inflation the Bank of Canada is trying to stamp out.
In the red corner, we've got the Bank of Canada, gloves on, ready to slug inflation down to its target by 2025. In the blue corner, Trudeau's government, doling out dollars like there's no tomorrow. What does this mean for John and Jane Doe on Main Street? As their mortgage renewals roll in, they're staring down the barrel of a 32% to a mind-boggling 84% payment shock.
Folks, let's cut to the chase. This economic quagmire we're sinking into? It's got Trudeau's fingerprints all over it. The fabric of Canadian society is getting shredded not by accident, but by a government playing fast and loose with fiscal policy. The Bank of Canada is scrambling to counteract with rate hikes, but Trudeau's Liberals seem hell-bent on doling out dollars like candy on Halloween, inflaming inflation and leaving families to foot the bill.
As for Trudeau, he's steering the ship with a blindfold on, and the polls? They're reading like an obituary for the Liberals' prospects. Come the next federal election, if these mortgage hikes hit as hard as predicted, Trudeau's so-called economic strategy could be the very thing that buries his political future. We're not just talking about a swing in the voting booths; we're talking about a full-scale revolt from a populace that's had enough of being ignored in the face of an economic abyss.
As Canadians navigate the turbulent waters of an economy where the dream of homeownership slips through their fingers and the basic necessity of putting food on the table becomes a herculean task, the political pageantry of promised dental plans rings hollow. When the ballots are drawn, the echo of dissatisfaction will thunder across the voting booths. Yes, my dear readers, as the national mood simmers with the desire for change, there's a palpable sense that a political reckoning looms on the horizon — a red wedding in the electoral sense, where the old guard may be unseated in a dramatic upheaval.
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Did everyone have a frightful Halloween last night? I certainly did, but it wasn’t the ghouls, ghosts, or graveyards that sent shivers down my spine. No, it's the Trudeau liberals that have me trembling, but for a much different reason. According to the parliamentary budget officer, Yves Giroux, the specter haunting Canada is not one of the supernatural kind, but a real, tangible monster — national debt. The debt servicing costs are projected to be a staggering $46.4 billion in the current fiscal year. Yves Giroux painted a grim picture, stating the national debt under Justin Trudeau has, if not more than doubled, come perilously close to it. Let’s delve into the eerie details: The national debt lingered between $500 billion to $600 billion in 2015 when Justin Trudeau assumed office. Fast forward to now, it stands at an ominous $1.2 trillion. And brace yourself, this number is set to rise further into the abyss. With the single-payer pharmacare program looming on the horizon, the total cost is estimated to be $33 billion in the first full year of implementation, escalating to $38.9 billion by 2027-28. That’s the gross cost we’re staring at! The election calls amidst this fiscal horror show only adds to the eerie atmosphere encasing the Great White North. Let's venture into this murky realm and unveil what lurks in the shadows of Canadian economics.
The Phantom Price Tag of Pharmacare
As the Halloween moon casts its eerie glow, the political landscape in Canada reveals a tale of two contrasting visions, each with its own set of spine-chilling implications. On one spectral hand, we have the NDP, spiritedly pressing for the implementation of a single-payer universal pharmacare program. The cries for better pharmaceutical access for Canadians reverberated through the hollow halls of their convention, resonating in the murky dialogue with the Liberals. This ghostly pact, known as the supply and confidence agreement, aims to usher in the Canada Pharmacare Act by the end of 2023. The NDP revels in their endeavor, seemingly unphased by the lurking fiscal specters. Ah, the naive jubilation of crafting a golden social care program, blind to the ominous clouds of debt, inflation, and the ghastly cost to service that debt. They envision a pharmacare utopia, but at what cost?
Now, on the other sinister hand, the Parliamentary Budget Officer's report unveils a chilling $39-billion price tag for this ambitious pharmacare venture, casting a long, dark shadow over the NDP's glowing aspirations. The response from Health Minister Mark Holland echoes the haunting whispers of Ottawa's fiscal apprehension, articulating that the towering expenditure on a national drug plan may be a perilous journey into the unknown. This cautious narrative stands in stark, ghostly contrast to the NDP’s assertive crusade, marking a clear “red line” in their phantom pact with the Liberals.
Question Period's Election Call: Is Trudeau a Walking Dead?
As we draw back the cobwebs from the eerie spectacle of Halloween, we find ourselves plunged into the ghostly theater of Halloween day's Question Period, where we are subjected to the ghastly dance of political rhetoric, a dance that often spirals into the realm of the surreal. And orchestrating this bizarre ballet of words is none other than Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. His bold proclamations echo through the hollow chambers, yet ring hollow as he stumbles through a sermon aimed at painting the Conservatives as frightening deniers of climate change. Yet, lurking amidst the shadows is the opposition's haunting call for an election on the carbon tax, a move that could potentially exorcise the political landscape from its current specter of fiscal dread.
Opposition leader Pierre Poilievre puts forth a compelling argument, shedding light on the plight of hard-working middle-class families grappling with the financial strain imposed by carbon taxes. He challenges Trudeau's discriminatory tax scheme, which he argues divides Canadians based on their geographical residence and political allegiance. The assertion by the Prime Minister that a rebate will put more money back into the pockets of Canadians is debunked by Poilievre, who cites the Parliamentary Budget Officer's claim that 60% of Canadians actually end up paying more due to the carbon tax.
And amidst the discourse on carbon tax, Trudeau whimsically propounds a solution of free heat pumps to alleviate the financial burden of home heating costs on low-income families. The term "free" is tossed around with a cavalier disregard for economic reality because, let's face it, nothing is truly free. The cost will invariably be borne by the taxpayer. And let's not forget the glaring oversight on Trudeau's part regarding the efficacy of heat pumps in the bitter cold below -10 temperatures, a testament to the superficial understanding at the helm.
As the opposition challenges for a election based on carbon tax. An election where Justin Trudeau platform will quadruple the carbon tax where the conservatives will axe it—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s smug assurance that he will bask in favorable poll outcomes in the next election is a spectacle to behold. Trudeau’s unfazed confidence borders on arrogance. The dissonance between reality and Trudeau's optimistic forecasting is stark. Does the Prime Minister inhabit a parallel universe where the discontent among Canadians magically translates to electoral triumph? One may wonder
Final Thoughts
As we turn our eyes to the projections on 338 Canada, the outlook suggests a red wedding scenario for the Liberals and NDP, akin to the Game of Thrones massacre. The only party poised to clean house appears to be the Conservatives. As the debt servicing costs swell and the mountain of debt looms ever larger, Canadians are feeling the bite of inflation gnawing at their paychecks. The Parliamentary Budget Officer was unambiguous – reduced government expenditures translate to lower taxes. Bank of Canada's Tiff Macklem didn’t mince words either; federal policies are fueling inflation.
So as 2023 draws to a close, I harbor serious doubts about the grand unveiling of the golden boy pharmacare program that Jagmeet Singh and his merry band of credit-card-social-welfare-endorsing NDP envision. Let's not mince words - the polls are unlikely to be a bed of roses for Jagmeet come election time. Sure, he's rattling the Liberals’ cage to get their act together, but Justin Trudeau sees through the facade – he knows he's facing a paper tiger, all bark and no bite.
Ah, as we wave goodbye to the chilling spectacles of Halloween, allow me to haunt your thoughts with one final scare – don't harbor hopes for an election anytime soon, my dear Canadians. The dark theater of politics unveils a grim reality, it's in neither Justin Trudeau’s nor Jagmeet’s best interests to hurry to the electoral battleground. As the saying goes, the devil is owed her due, and oh, neither wishes to dance with her under the ominous election night moon.
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In the hallowed halls of the Canadian Parliament, where the future of the nation is shaped and decided, the Standing Committee on Government Operations and Estimates has become a theater of revelations, frustrations, and dire warnings. As members of Parliament pore over documents and grill witnesses, a grim reality comes into focus. The discussions between Conservative MPs Suzanne Kusie, Philip Lawrence, and Parliamentary Budget Officer Yves Giroux reveal a concerning level of fiscal mismanagement and imprudence that is almost impossible to comprehend. The mere notion that a country's Finance Minister could miscalculate the budgetary deficit by a staggering $6 billion is not just surprising—it's downright alarming. It raises serious questions not only about the government's ability to manage taxpayers' money but also about the underlying governance structures that allowed such a monumental mistake to occur. This is no mere rounding error; it's a red flag pointing to systemic failures at multiple levels.
Adding to this scenario of fiscal chaos is the issue of government spending, an area where recklessness seems to be the norm rather than the exception. Kusie's discussion with Giroux revealed that the government is intent on introducing new programs even while struggling to manage existing ones efficiently. It's akin to a person in debt buying a luxury car and then wondering why they can't make ends meet. Not only does this represent poor financial planning, but it also brings into question the government's priorities. Are these new programs absolutely essential, or are they being introduced to curry favor with certain voter demographics? Either way, the end result is a ballooning budget that puts future generations in financial jeopardy.
But the fiscal mess doesn't end with poorly planned domestic policies. Philip Lawrence's line of questioning shifted the focus onto other equally worrying aspects, such as the exorbitant cost of a proposed single-payer PharmaCare program. Giroux estimated the cost at a breathtaking $33 billion for the first year alone, ramping up to $38.9 billion within a decade. These figures weren't even included in the original fiscal forecast, which raises further questions about transparency and planning. Is the government so out of touch that it would commit to such a gargantuan financial undertaking without fully understanding its long-term implications?
Moreover, Lawrence pointed out Canada's failure to meet its NATO defense commitments, which, if fulfilled, would require an additional $10 to $12 billion per year. This, when stacked onto the already precarious fiscal situation, paints a grim picture. It means we are not only failing in domestic financial planning but also shirking international obligations.
The projections offered by Giroux are a red alert. With ongoing programs, new proposed ventures, and international obligations all vying for a piece of the budget, Canada is steering towards an unsustainable fiscal future. Coupled with this is the government’s lack of technological foresight. In an age where digital transformation has become a byword for efficiency and cost-saving, it is astonishing that the government has failed to modernize its operations fully. This leaves the nation caught in a web of outdated bureaucracy, adding inefficiency to an already bloated system.
As we stand on the precipice of fiscal chaos, Canadians are faced with pressing questions that cannot be ignored or deferred any longer. Can we really afford another term under Prime Minister Trudeau, whose fiscal policies have brought us to this critical juncture? Can we sustain more debt, higher taxes, and skyrocketing inflation that erodes the purchasing power of our hard-earned dollars? Can we continue to shoulder the burden of reckless government spending, executed without sufficient oversight or long-term planning?
These questions are more than rhetorical ponderings; they are existential challenges that confront each and every Canadian citizen as we look to the future. The dialogues between Conservative MPs and Parliamentary Budget Officer Yves Giroux are not just fleeting episodes in the continuous cycle of political drama; they are dire warnings, loud and clear. The fiscal mismanagement, the financial imprudence, and the sheer lack of foresight exposed in these conversations are signals of a future that holds nothing but financial strain and societal unrest.
The government’s current fiscal trajectory is not just unsustainable; it’s a recipe for a long-term disaster that could compromise not only our economic stability but also the very fabric of our nation. It's a path that leads to a dark abyss from which recovery could take generations. And as we stand here today, contemplating the course of action, the question looms ever larger: Can we really afford to go down this path any further?
I, for one, cannot. I won't stand idly by and watch as my country spirals into financial ruin, saddling future generations with insurmountable debt and a broken system. That's why, when the time comes in 2025, my vote will be a vote for change—a vote for a different path that veers us away from the cliff edge we're dangerously approaching. Because sometimes, the risk of change is far less perilous than the guarantee of more of the same.
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Ladies and gentlemen, if you thought Justin Trudeau's antics were just confined to fancy dress-up games and colorful socks, think again. This Prime Minister is playing dress-up with our economy, and let me tell you, the costume is downright horrific. We've got a situation here, folks, that goes beyond mere incompetence—it's bordering on economic sabotage.
Just take a gander at the latest Employment Insurance numbers: a 2.1% increase in August, making it the fourth consecutive month of increases. But this isn't merely a few extra folks getting some help; this is an SOS from Canadians who've been battered and bruised by a regime of financial recklessness.
Ah, yes, the Bank of Canada felt compelled to raise interest rates to a staggering 5%. Let that sink in for a moment. Five percent. And what's the reason behind this monumental move? An out-of-control inflation rate of 4% in August and 3.8% in September. We're not talking 'bout a slight uptick here; we're talking about a level that is causing real pain to ordinary Canadians—those who have to buy gas, food, and, God forbid, think about home ownership. But hold on, here's the kicker: the man fueling this inflation fire with his government spending is none other than Justin Trudeau.
Don't just listen to me. Listen to the sobering words of the Parliamentary Budget Officer, Yves Giroux. He's forecasting that our economy will "stagnate" for the rest of 2023. Giroux has crunched the numbers and—hold onto your Tim Hortons coffee—the federal deficit will skyrocket to an eye-watering $46.5 billion. It's as if Trudeau thinks he's in some kind of reality TV show where the goal is to spend as much of other people's money as possible before getting voted off the island.
Our debt-to-GDP ratio is expected to leap to an astonishing 42.6% this fiscal year. That's not just a number; it's a scarlet letter on the economic future of our nation. We're piling on a heap of debt and, mark my words, it's going to be our children and grandchildren slogging through the financial wasteland Trudeau is leaving in his wake. What's his strategy? Oh, don't worry, it's called 'ignore the problem and hope it goes away.' Except problems like this don't just vanish; they compound, like interest on the very debt he's accumulating.
And here's the crux of it: when interest rates go up, the belt-tightening isn't limited to households; businesses get into the act too. They look to cut costs, and more often than not, jobs are the first on the chopping block. So, the spike in EI isn't a statistical blip; it's the human cost of a government that has utterly failed in its most basic duty—to safeguard the economic well-being of its citizens.
Whether you're in British Columbia, where the number of EI recipients ballooned by 13.4%, or any of the other provinces feeling the heat, understand this: Trudeau's policies have wide-reaching ramifications. He's created an economic environment that's so hostile to growth that even the Bank of Canada has signaled they won't hike rates anymore this year and may even cut them in 2024. Yes, the very institution that raised the rates is now saying, "Oops, maybe we choked off too much."
So here we are, Canada, stuck in an economic quagmire of Trudeau's making. It's a muddled mess of bad decisions, financial negligence, and a complete disregard for basic economic principles. If you're wondering why your neighbors, friends, or maybe even you are now leaning on Employment Insurance, don't look too far. The answer sits comfortably at 24 Sussex Drive, probably contemplating his next costume party.
So, as we stare down the barrel of economic hardship, let's remember one thing: we've got a choice. Come Election 2025, it's time to yank Trudeau off the stage, tear off his poorly designed economic costumes and say: "Hey, the masquerade is over, buddy. Time to pack up." This isn't an opportunity for civic participation; it's our collective duty to rescue Canada from becoming the punchline of a global economic joke.
Staring at your grocery bill, shocked that the cost of bread—a basic necessity, for heaven's sake—has become a budgeting nightmare? That's not just some cosmic bad luck. That's the direct result of Trudeau's Liberals and their hare-brained economic policies. When you wince at the ever-rising fuel prices, don't just seethe in silence. Sound the alarm! Tell your neighbors, your friends, everyone—because the root cause of this mess is Trudeau and his ilk, more concerned with their global image than with the needs of Canadians right here at home.
Conservative incumbents, listen closely: the Canadian populace is fed up with lukewarm attempts at reform and half-baked policies. If you can't rise above Trudeau's level of fiscal absurdity, we'll vote you out with the same zeal we reserve for the Liberals. No more picking the lesser evil; Canadians demand robust solutions and are done buying into Trudeau's carnival of 'sunny days' nonsense.
Election 2025 isn't just an event; it's our siren call for immediate change. It's our chance to retake the reins of a country that seems hell-bent on fiscal disaster under its current leadership. We can't afford to drowsily saunter into another round of economic turmoil and global humiliation. It's time to wake up, Canada, and reclaim our future.
No more dress rehearsals, no more actors pretending to be leaders. It's time for Canada to get serious about who's in charge, and that begins with each one of us making the right choice at the ballot box. We need real change, and we need it now. Stand tall, vote wisely, and let's remind ourselves why this land was ever considered glorious and free.
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Breaking: 2024 May be the last election we have.
A top former United States General Warns!
"2024 May be the last election we have."
General Michael Flynn a top former United States General and former head of the Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA) has warned that all freedom loving people in America in particular Republicans need to put their differences aside and unite behind Donald trump immediately.
He stated, "Never in US history have we seen such a domestic assault on the fabric of our democracy, with external support from outside dark forces (not a conspiracy theory)."!
He has warned about the Globalists who seek a new World Order and will stop at nothing to destabilise and destroy Sovereign States and Nations.
"The globalists are coming for our faith, our families, our treasure, our lives."
As many wake up to the horror that their elected politicians are serving an outside power in the form of the World Economic Forum led by German chairman #KlausSchwab there are growing calls for #WEF affiliated members to be identified and removed from office. The problem is not confined to the US. The UK and Canada as well as #Australia and #NewZealand and #Europe is also infested with #GlobalistParasites
General Flynn went on to state " The DEMs have been seized by the Marxist / Bolshevik left and the globalists toy with our lives through fake health scares, digital currencies devaluing the US Dollar, open-world insane immigration policies leading to unprecedented global poverty levels, an unnecessary war in Europe costing & wasting billions of American taxpayers dollars and many other even crazier ideas, all to create their one-world government led by people who have no concern about you and me."
One thing is clear. The peoples of the world must now unite behind leaders who care for their people and who are loyal to the people and not Globalist cult leaders like Schwab. @GenFlynn @elonmusk @realDonaldTrump #USA #UK #EU
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Jagmeet Singh: A Case Study in Political Cowardice
In the grand theater of international politics, one often encounters characters whose actions are so bewildering that they seem plucked straight out of a political satire. One such character is Canada's very own Jagmeet Singh, the leader of the New Democratic Party (NDP). His recent decisions in the face of serious allegations of Chinese interference in Canadian politics are a lesson in political cowardice par excellence.
Now, you might be wondering, what exactly has Mr. Singh done to earn such a distinction? The answer lies in his remarkable ability to prioritize political expediency over the safety and integrity of the very democracy he purports to serve.
Let's lay out the facts. Jenny Kwan, a prominent NDP member, has been targeted by the Chinese government due to her outspoken advocacy for human rights in Hong Kong and for the Uyghur Muslim minority in China. This isn't conjecture – Canada's spy agency confirmed it. One would expect any political leader worth their salt to stand up against such blatant foreign interference. But not Jagmeet Singh.
Instead, Singh has pledged his unwavering support for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberals, vowing to keep them in office until 2025, regardless of any evidence of foreign interference. This is a political maneuver that reeks of self-preservation and a desperate grasping at power, rather than an act of moral conviction or courage.
Singh's political maneuvering is not merely disappointing, but downright concerning. By maintaining his pact with Trudeau's Liberals, he's tacitly endorsing a government that stands accused of not doing enough to confront foreign interference. You have to wonder, what kind of leader prioritizes his own political survival over the integrity of his country's democratic process?
Moreover, by pledging to keep Trudeau in power until 2025, Singh sends a clear message that maintaining his political influence is more important than addressing serious threats to Canadian democracy. It's an act of political cowardice that leaves one wondering if Singh is willing to sell out the principles he claims to stand for, just to keep a firm grasp on his sliver of power.
But perhaps the most remarkable aspect of this entire saga is Singh's response, or rather, the lack thereof. Rather than confronting these serious allegations head-on, Singh has retreated to the comfortable confines of his Twitter echo chamber, where he regularly indulges in woke responses and online virtue signaling. Yet, when it comes to real action and real courage, Singh has proven woefully inadequate.
In the end, this isn't just about Singh's lack of moral courage. It's a cautionary tale for all democracies. It serves as a stark reminder that when leaders prioritize political expediency over their duty to protect the integrity of their country's democratic process, it's the citizens who pay the price.
Canada deserves better. It deserves leaders who won't shy away from standing up to foreign interference, who won't compromise the principles of democracy for the sake of political convenience. Jagmeet Singh has shown us what political cowardice looks like. And from the looks of it, it's a look Canadians don't like. When it comes to real leadership, Canadians deserve more than just empty words and hollow virtue signaling – they deserve action and courage.
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#BREAKING #RECAP #article In a gripping committee hearing that left Canadians on the edge of their seats, former intelligence officer Michel Juneau-Katsuya delivered bombshell revelations that shook the nation's core. With unwavering conviction and a deep commitment to national security, Juneau-Katsuya exposed the pervasive threats of Chinese interference, the compromising state of our foreign affairs, and the urgent need for resolute action.
As the proceedings unfolded, Juneau-Katsuya methodically dismantled the facade surrounding Chinese diplomats operating within our borders. Revealing a stark contrast between the 177 Chinese diplomats and a mere 80 American diplomats stationed in Canada, Juneau-Katsuya highlighted the inherent naivety and potential compromise within our foreign affairs department. With a substantial trade deficit with China and America serving as our largest trading partner, it became evident that a seismic shake-up is long overdue to protect our national interests.
But the revelations did not stop there. Juneau-Katsuya exposed a deeply disturbing reality: government officials and staff are either woefully naive or intentionally colluding with the Chinese government. This insidious collaboration seeks to consolidate power through foreign interference, undermining the very fabric of our democracy. The gravity of this betrayal demands unyielding action and unwavering accountability.
Perhaps the most chilling revelation of all was the extent of Chinese espionage activities occurring within our borders. Juneau-Katsuya disclosed that a staggering 70% of Chinese diplomats are involved in covert spying, posing a clear and present danger to our national security. It is a clarion call for Canada to rise to the occasion and expel these threats, ensuring the safety and integrity of our sovereign nation.
When Juneau-Katsuya was probed about deterrents for government misconduct, he pulled no punches. His resolute response echoed through the committee room: jail time is not only necessary but imperative. He even went so far as to caution that we are teetering on the edge of treason. These powerful words underscore the urgent need for true accountability and the unwavering commitment to protect our country from within.
The ramifications of Juneau-Katsuya's testimony are far-reaching and demand immediate action. It is a wake-up call for Canada to confront the threats of Chinese interference, the compromising influences within our own government, and the urgent need for strong deterrents against misconduct. Our nation's sovereignty, democracy, and national security hang in the balance.
In conclusion, Michel Juneau-Katsuya's testimony has ignited a fire within the hearts of Canadians. It is a clarion call to stand united, unwavering in our pursuit of justice, and resolute in safeguarding our nation. The time for action is now. The time to reclaim our sovereignty and protect our values is now. Let us forge ahead, determined to secure a future that upholds the principles we hold dear.
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🚨 PRACTICAL GUIDE: Many of you have asked me how we can take action and stand up against the @WEF and its agenda. Don't be discouraged - here are ten powerful steps you can take to make sure the Great Reset fails:
1. Voice your opinion to the politicians.
Many politicians believe that the majority of the population supports the woke agenda because they operate within their own political bubbles and receive biased information from the media, which creates a false sense of societal consensus. To counteract this, you should communicate your opinion to your local, regional, and national politicians via email or on Twitter, expressing either criticism or praise. However, it is crucial to maintain a polite and respectful tone, as many politicians may need to be convinced that we are not extremists but rather based and red-pilled citizens who are critical of the WEF's agenda and see it as a threat to national sovereignty (i.e. express your concern about unnecessary centralization of hierarchies and address that we did not vote for any of them). In this regard, comments such as "Nuremberg 2 will wait for you" or "time to get the guillotines out" would be counterproductive.
2. Where there is no plaintiff, there is no judge.
Despite some flaws in the judicial system, it is not fair to assume that all judges are "woke." We must continue to bring forth complaints and lawsuits, as the more people involved, the better the chance of success. Even if the lawsuits don't succeed, they will create greater public awareness. Therefore, every lawsuit filed against the WEF's agenda will have a positive impact on our society's freedom. It is time to hold accountable those who have forced vaccinations, subjected our children to masks and PCR tests, discredited us online and offline, and politicians like Matt Hancock who have terrified the population with fear tactics.
3. Decentralized Blockchain-Based Twitter.
The WEF's stance against free speech and informed citizens is concerning, but we can protect our freedom of expression by using decentralized social media platforms. These platforms allow us to own and control our data while communicating and sharing information directly with other users. Decentralization provides greater privacy and security since user data is not stored on a central server that can be hacked. It also promotes more freedom of expression, as decentralized networks are less likely to censor content on the front-end. One example of such a platform is Bastyon, although it suffers from usability issues. To improve the situation, one can encourage @elonmusk to consider turning Twitter into a decentralized platform and thus promote a more democratic and free internet.
4. Don't want mRNA in your food? Become self-sufficient.
The WEF's attempt to exert control over every aspect of our lives is unsettling, especially their recent statement that "the era of free will is over." But fear not! It's time to break free from their grasp and increase your level of self-sufficiency. Imagine harvesting fresh vegetables from your own garden or raising chickens for fresh eggs - it's not only rewarding but also a step towards independence from the corrupt system. By becoming self-sufficient, you can have greater control over what you consume and potentially avoid any unwanted ingredients or technologies, such as mRNA. Take control of your food, water resources, and energy (heat and electricity) to the highest degree possible, and watch as your self-sufficient lifestyle blossoms. And you're not alone! There are many citizen initiatives on homesteading in each state and country. So connect with like-minded individuals who are anti-woke, learn, and share your knowledge - it's time to take back control!
5. Be loud - online and offline!
Do not stay silent or passive in the face of injustice, and encourage others to speak out both online and offline. It is notable that the @WEF, like @BillGates, has deactivated the reply function on their tweets because they fear comments and ratios. In my opinion, this function contradicts Twitter's fundamental purpose of serving as a platform for dialogue, and it should be abolished (cc @elonmusk). Nevertheless, we can still respond to tweets from those associated with the WEF. The puppets who promote climate lockdowns and carbon credits have already been installed, and we must not allow their plans to succeed. It is crucial to remain factual and courteous in our responses, and make our voices heard.
6. Support Citizen Journalists!
The WEF has a strong dislike for independent reporting. This has resulted in the suppression of scientific research and citizen journalism over the past few years, and it is likely that censorship will continue whenever criticism of the "current thing" is voiced. The mainstream media currently wields a significant amount of power and is not afraid to exploit it. Instead of subscribing to television channels that you hardly ever watch, consider supporting independent citizen journalists with small donations. Many of us can be supported via Substack and Twitter subscriptions, or donation links on our websites and podcast descriptions. I highly recommend following and supporting some of the excellent English-language citizen journalists out there, such as @tracybeanz, @maninamerica, @teryngregson, @TheChiefNerd, @VigilantFox, @naomirwolf, @jeffreytucker, and @FatEmperor. And, of course, don't forget to check out my content as well!
7. Express and embody your conservative values in your daily life.
The phrase "conservative values" might initially sound old-fashioned to some of you, but the word "conservare" comes from Latin and means "to preserve." Therefore, we should preserve the idea that there are only two genders, the use of cash as a means of payment, traditional family values, our constitutional freedoms, our right to self-defense, and our right to keep the government from taking most of our income to fund their woke agenda and proxy wars around the world. The freedom of others is dependent on our own freedom. Unfortunately, the WEF does not support this concept.
8. Switch to open-source software instead of using Windows.
It is concerning to see the WEF, along with their affiliated politicians and partners, exhibiting a tendency to monitor our activities. To achieve this, they rely on hardware and software that have backdoors accessible to these entities. While switching to open-source software may seem like a significant adjustment for many, it is crucial to protect our privacy and security. It is worth noting that using Windows allows @BillGates to access and profit from our information. Therefore, opposing the Great Reset also entails opposing the use of Microsoft Windows. Additionally, it is alarming to learn that Microsoft is driving the ID2020 project, an initiative that aims to provide an officially recognized identity to over one billion people. Big Brother will be watching you!
9. Reject, reject, reject!
Carbon credits, social credit scores, digital health certificates, 15-minute neighborhoods, and bans on animal products are being introduced step by step. Boycott all companies and political parties that promote these things and ideas warned against by George Orwell in his book "1984." The WEF can only advance its agenda if the majority complies, as we have seen with vaccinations and mask mandates. Be proactive and take the initiative, instead of waiting for others to act. Be proud of your courage and determination, no matter what others may think of you. Remember, the only reality that matters is your own reality!
10. Connect with like-minded people!
I have experienced it firsthand during the pandemic that one can feel very lonely. Although my opinion has now become almost mainstream, it was very different in 2020 and 2021. I was ridiculed, discredited, reported, deprived, fired, and even excluded from weddings. If I had not connected with like-minded people online and offline, I do not know if I would have been able to handle the pressure. Therefore, I can only advise everyone to connect with libertarians who value individual freedom and a rational policy based on facts and human values just as much as you do because the scenario for the next crisis is already in the drawer of the WEF and will come sooner or later. Hail the IPCC!
Take care!
Simon (@goddek)
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