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. @grok provide a list of all of the Canadian Liberal governments scandals from the past 11 years in chronological order.
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This is probably the best answer I've ever heard to the question, "Why did God create evil?"
A professor at the university asked his students the following question:
“Everything that exists was created by God?”
One student bravely answered:
“Yes, it was created by God.”
The professor asked :
“If God created everything, then God created evil, since it exists. And according to the principle that our deeds define ourselves, then God is evil.”
The student became silent after hearing such an answer. The professor was very pleased with himself. He boasted to students for proving once again that faith in God is a myth.
Another student raised his hand and said:
“Can I ask you a question, professor?”
"Of course," replied the professor.
“Professor, is cold a thing?”
“What kind of question is this? Of course it exists. Have you ever been cold?”
Students laughed at the young man's question.
The young man answered:
“Actually, sir, cold doesn't exist. According to the laws of physics, what we consider cold is actually the absence of heat. A person or object can be studied on whether it has or transmits energy.
Absolute zero (-460 degrees Fahrenheit) is a complete absence of heat. All matter becomes inert and unable to react at this temperature. Cold does not exist. We created this word to describe what we feel in the absence of heat.”
The student continued:
“Professor, does darkness exist?”
“Of course it exists.” said the professor.
“You're wrong again, sir. Darkness also does not exist. Darkness is actually the absence of light. We can study the light but not the darkness. We can use Newton's prism to spread white light across multiple colors and explore the different wavelengths of each color. You can't measure darkness. A simple ray of light can break into the world of darkness and illuminate it. How can you tell how dark a certain space is? You measure how much light is presented. Isn't it so? Darkness is a term man uses to describe what happens in the absence of light.”
In the end, the young man asked the professor:
“Sir, does evil exist?”
This time it was uncertain, the professor answered:
“Of course, as I said before. We see him every day. Cruelty, numerous crimes and violence throughout the world. These examples are nothing but a manifestation of evil.”
To this, the student answered:
“Evil does not exist, sir, or at least it does not exist for itself. Evil is simply the absence of God. It is like darkness and cold—a man-made word to describe the absence of God. God did not create evil. Evil is not faith or love, which exist as light and warmth. Evil is the result of the absence of Divine love in the human heart. It’s the kind of cold that comes when there is no heat, or the kind of darkness that comes when there’s no light.”
🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻
Bob Mitchell retweeted
Behold, Alberta's future. Janis Irwin and Marie Renaud, both NDP MLAs, proudly posing in a classroom draped in a massive trans pride flag, surrounded by rainbow everything and 'love is love' propaganda.
Does anyone really think this is normal and productive?
This is exactly why we need Bill 25 - "An Act to Remove Politics and Ideology from Classrooms and Amend the Education Act, 2026"
These folks turned schools into ideological theme parks, pushing personal activism over reading, writing, and math.
Bill 25 is about reminding everyone that classrooms are for education, not rainbow indoctrination sessions and flag worship.
If only NDP MLAs spent half as much energy on actual learning instead of turning kids into props for their cause. We've allowed radicals to infiltrate all our institutions, and it's time to take them back.
Keep ideology out of the classroom.
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WHO BENEFITS FROM ANGERING TRUMP?
Ok Mr. Carney. I see what you're up to.
Canadians are watching how you are handling Donald Trump, and it does not resemble diplomacy, or any of the things you promised Canadians in exchange for their vote. It resembles provocation.
After your government announced a new China trade arrangement, President Trump responded in the most predictable way possible. He warned that if Canada becomes a “drop off port” for Chinese goods into the United States, he would impose 100 percent tariffs on Canadian exports. He framed it as enforcement, not ideology. Canada, he said, would not be used as a back door for Chinese manufacturing to evade American tariffs.
That concern did not come from nowhere. China has a long history of dumping surplus, state subsidized goods into foreign markets when domestic demand slows. Steel. Aluminum. EVs. Solar panels. Consumer electronics. Low prices. Flood the market. Crush competitors. Americans hate this because it guts their factories and wages. Canadians should hate it because it turns our economy into a clearance aisle for products nobody else wants.
So when your government announces closer economic ties with China with no visible safeguards, no transshipment controls, no inspection regime, no penalty structure, and no serious coordination with Washington, Trump does what Trump always does. He escalates. Loudly. Publicly. With tariffs.
Let's be honest about what that means.
A 100 percent tariff is not a warning. It doubles the price of Canadian goods crossing the border. Auto parts. Vehicles. Steel. Aluminum. Machinery. Lumber. Agricultural exports. That is not leverage. That is a shutdown switch. It makes Canadian products uncompetitive overnight and sends buyers elsewhere.
Workers lose hours. Plants idle. Investment freezes. The dollar weakens. Household costs rise. That is how tariffs work.
Yet instead of moving urgently to defuse this, your government appears almost comfortable letting it grow.
Which leads to an uncomfortable conclusion.
You are behaving like someone who cannot get what he wants directly, so he provokes the reaction he needs instead.
This is the classic manipulation pattern of a child who wants attention or power. He does not negotiate. He pokes. He triggers an outburst. Then he points to the explosion and says, look what they did to me.
That is what this looks like.
You are not calming Trump. You are daring him. You are not stabilizing the relationship. You are agitating it. You are not preventing retaliation. You are inviting it.
And that only makes sense if the retaliation serves your purpose.
You govern as a minority. That means restraint. That means cooperation. That means limits. You have never looked comfortable with that. Your ambitions go far beyond climate policy. You have made it clear you want to reshape Canada’s entire economic system to mirror your own ideological model. Carbon markets. Industrial controls. Financial rulemaking. Trade realignment designed to satisfy global institutions rather than protect Canadian households.
That kind of transformation requires power without obstruction.
And power without obstruction requires a crisis.
Trump is useful to you because he is reactive. When you poke him, he roars. When he roars, you get a villain. When you get a villain, you get a narrative. And when you get a narrative, you get the excuse for a snap election framed as national defense rather than political ambition.
Stand up to Trump.
Defend Canada.
Protect sovereignty.
It is a clean script.
You will say Trump is unreasonable. What you will not say is that you knew exactly how he would respond. You knew that announcing closer ties with China without visible guardrails would trigger American fears of transshipment. You knew the phrase “drop off port for Chinese goods” would dominate US politics. You knew a tariff threat would follow. You lit the match and waited for the fire.
Perhaps you will claim this is strategy. That provocation forces engagement. That escalation creates leverage. If that is the case, it is reckless. You do not gamble auto plants, farms, steel mills, and trucking routes on personality management. You do not risk tariff walls so you can manufacture urgency. You do not treat the largest export relationship Canada has as a stage for domestic ambition.
And if this is not strategy but politics, then Canadians are not being governed. We are being maneuvered.
Jobs become bargaining chips.
Prices become acceptable casualties.
Trade becomes theatre.
If this ends in a snap election triggered by a tariff threat you helped summon, Canadians will be justified in asking whether this crisis was mishandled or deliberately cultivated.
There is a difference between defending Canada and daring another country to punish us so you can campaign on the damage.
So, Mr. Carney and members of your caucus, here is the question you owe answers to for Canadians.
Are you trying to prevent a tariff war, or are you provoking one because it helps you get the power you cannot secure without it. Because provoking economic retaliation to gain political advantage is not diplomacy.
It is manipulation on a national scale.
And Canadians will be the ones paying for the reaction you wanted.
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Never forget. Antifa murdered Charlie Kirk. And the Canadian establishment sided with Antifa.
Never forgive, never forget.
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There is really nothing more disheartening to me than seeing so many of my fellow Canadians committed to misunderstanding the convoy and celebrating as two of the organizers are unjustly persecuted.
The worst part about it is seeing that their minds are completely made up; they are past the point of listening. They are in the territory of seeking the most excruciating punishment possible for whoever was involved. There is no empathy or mercy, no curiosity or willingness to understand the other side at all… Chilling.
I proudly stand with Tamara Lich and Chris Barber. To all the freedom-loving Canadians who do too, THANK YOU. May today bring us some good news.🙏
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I'm going to break my own rule to never start a sentence with, "as a boomer".
But as a boomer, I've done well. Yes, I've worked hard, mostly succeeded at what I wanted to do, had a good and satisfying career and was able to retire fairly comfortably.
But I don't kid myself. I was also blessed, as most of us were, with very good luck to be born when I was. Stuff just worked out for most of us boomers, not because we were special, but because our timing was. And we had SFA to do with the timing. Dumb luck, is all.
The younger generations coming up behind us are the future, not us, and they're every bit as smart as we were - check that, they're way smarter because they've had to deal with and adapt to an unprecedented pace of technological change that we just missed. Good timing again.
But their timing sucks. They were saddled with the effects of COVID and had to live through what is, I believe, accurately described as the lost decade. They had nothing to do with the timing, little say in how the Trudeau Liberals mismanaged the economy, divided us against each other and ended up mortgaging their futures.
It breaks my heart when I read stories about young people still living with their parents because they can't afford rent, let alone a downpayment on a house or a condo. It especially hurts when I hear about young people putting off, or deciding against, starting a family because the can't afford it.
And, yes, I'm pissed off at Trudeau for all that. I'm also pissed off at Trump for disrupting our election with his tariff and 51st state bullshit. He's an old man trapped in a '70s loop and he's driving frightened fellow boomers into Carney's arms at the expense of our children and grandchildren.
So as a boomer, I'm appealing to my generation to think hard before casting their vote. We did okay, our timing was great and take a bow if you must. But for God's sake accept the fact our time has come - it was great while it lasted - and is now fading, as it should.
Don't succumb to the fear of the Orange Man. That's what the Liberals want you to do because they have nothing else on offer. Instead, choose hope for your kids over fear for yourselves. Vote for unity over division. Vote for change or, if you can't, at least get out of the way of it.
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CANADIANS, who do you want as the next Prime Minister of Canada?
88%Pierre-Conservatives
3%Mark-Liberals
1%Jagmeet-NDP
8%OTHER
6,661 votes • Final results Bob Mitchell retweeted
Q: Who will you be voting for to become Canada's next Prime Minister in the Federal election?
Take a minute to vote, then repost to reach a broader demographic group and larger sample size.
If you have the time, leave the reason(s) and rationale for your choice in the comments.
87%Pierre Poilievre
4%Mark Carney
0%Jagmeet Singh
8%Maxime Bernier
33,365 votes • Final results Bob Mitchell retweeted
Trump didn’t give Canada a 69 cent dollar.
Trump didn’t give Canada shitty healthcare.
Trump didn’t let 4 million refugees into Canada.
Trump didn’t legalize killer drugs in Canada.
Trump didn’t double our debt.
The Liberals did all of this; make them pay at the polls.
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I sued the Liberal government to challenge the constitutionality of the carbon tax.
The Liberals managed to persuade 6 of 9 Supreme Court justices that the consumer carbon tax was necessary “to prevent irreparable harm” and that it was “critical to our response to an existential threat to human life in Canada and around the world.”
Now that they’ve admitted none of this was true, will the Liberals apologize to the Supreme Court for misleading the justices about the rationale for the carbon tax?
And will the Supreme Court be more sceptical when governments argue that they need to bend the constitution to prevent “irreparable” environmental harm?
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The People's Bank of China was a co-founder of the Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) -- the group of central banks pushing mandatory climate disclosures. China is the world’s largest emitter. Net Zero policies hand the competitive advantage to China.
The mandatory emissions reporting associated with such reporting imposes a huge burden of cost on industry and society; the USA, Canada’s largest trading partner has rejected mandatory emissions reporting, but in order to trade with the EU and UK, it appears that under “CBAM” this will be required.
Here is Mark Carney (2019), federal Liberal leadership candidate in Canada, praising China and the PBOC for its leadership on policies that cripple the West and hand the competitive advantage to ...China. This was the start of GFANZ, now under US House Judiciary Committee review for potential antitrust violations by the 'climate cartel' - investigation ongoing. @Jim_Jordan @RepThomasMassie
youtu.be/XZ1TX_1WmGY #canada #trade #tariffs #gold #economy #finance #money #usd #Dollar
Bob Mitchell retweeted
There is no such thing as Bitcoin stock you dumbass cockwomble. FFS, the @liberal_party has had one scandal after another for 9 years. The Liberals have stolen and/or wasted hundreds of Billions from Canadians in that time.
#LiberalLies – at Toronto, Ontario
Why would anyone believe this fakery, especially from Pierre Poilievre who was found guilty of violating the Elections Act and actively campaigned for Bitcoin while holding Bitcoin stock.
?!?!?!!?!!!! theglobeandmail.com/politics…
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Canada's Failing Government and Failing Media in a New Age of Geopolitics
In Canada, the media and politicians have shown a remarkable lack of knowledge surrounding our current geopolitical and economic situation. It appears to be a case of wilful ignorance.
The biggest upheaval in global politics, which has been building up for a decade or more, is now happening at breakneck speed.
Canada is ill prepared and will be ground to powder.
TRUMP
What is Trump on about? And how does Canada fit into this situation? It matters, as the US economy is 10X that of Canada. They have a military and a border force. We do not. Like it or not, they have an emerging plan for a new direction. Canada, on the other hand, remains dedicated to crushing itself to please European and Chinese globalists.
TRUMP AND CHINA
Trumps key area of policy interest is China. He correctly believes that China’s pursuit of “Unrestricted Warfare” (Chinas’ term) over the past 20 years or more has been successful. America has been deindustrialized. The Belt and Road Initiative has successfully moved into Africa, Eurasia, South America and North American. Brazil has a pro-China socialist government etc etc etc
China wants influence in the Arctic and has already put Chinese mining companies into Greenland. (Shenghe Resources/Kvanefjeld Project and General Nice and the Isua Project are but two examples)
Fentanyl, organized crime, espionage, commercial investments and real estate investments have been a major part of this activity.
TRUMP AND FENTANYL
Since 2018, more than 250,000 Americans have died from fentanyl overdoses. (Vietnam War = 58,000 dead). This does not include opiates - just fentanyl.
The fentanyl crisis is driven almost entirely by China and Mexican cartels. Canadians are heavily implicated in this, such as TD Bank doing organized money laundering for fentanyl profits of Mexican cartels. D Bank, a Big Five Canadian bank, helped kill 250,000 Americans. This is not a good plan for Canada. TD Bank was run by a Ugandan and the Canadian government has done nothing to go after TD Bank or the others for their role in killing Americans. Total state of denial on the part of Trudeau/Ford.
Interestingly enough, a conservative estimate based on Public Health Canada data suggests that between 35,000 and 40,000 Canadians have died from fentanyl-involved overdoses since 2016. (Canadian military deaths in WWII were around 45,000.)
TRUMP AND CANADA
Trump sees Canada (correctly) as having been thoroughly infiltrated by China. He sees Canada as a part of the problem and not a part of the solution. Remember that even the Canadian parliament has admitted there are a dozen or more MPs/Senators who have been compromised by China. Look at Vancouver or Toronto real estate. Read Sam Cooper’s book on China’s infiltration (Wilful Blindness: How A Network Of Narcos, Tycoons And Chinese Communist Party Agents Infiltrated The West )
Canada is also seen has having been grossly infiltrated by the Iranians, the Muslim Brotherhood and the Khalistanis. The “northern border” of the USA is now often seen as a national security threat rather than the world’s longest undefended border.
TRUMP AND EUROPE/NATO/UKRAINE
Trump wants to clear the decks before making the big push against China. This means figuring out what to do with Nato/Ukraine -and by extension what to do with Europe. Trump has consistently argued since 2016 that the USA will no longer pay the lion’s share of Nato spending in Europe. He has consistently stated that Ukraine is a European problem and Europe needs to fix it.
He will find a way to do one of two things. Either get the war stopped or turn it into a European problem only.
TRUMP AND RUSSIA AND CHINA
As stated above, Trump’s biggest interest is China. Under Biden, the “unthinkable” occurred when Russia and China became clearly aligned with each other. Preventing this has been a corner stone project of American diplomacy since the end of WW Two.
Trump will find a way to drive a wedge back between China and Russia – it is in the interests of both America and Europe that this occurs. This means, for one thing, getting the war in Ukraine stopped and off the table.
CANADA IS FAILING
Like it or not, Canada is now at the center of a global geopolitical struggle between the USA and China, with Russia and Europe in play on the sidelines. The Arctic is a key battleground. Energy is a key battle ground. Strategic minerals and rare earth minerals are a battleground. Trade and manufacturing are now seen as tools of the struggle.
Canada’s natural resources and geographic location place us in a brilliant position to help ourselves and to help Europe and the USA. Instead, we have madly maintained anti-energy and anti-mining policies aimed at "saving the world" while impoverishing Canada. Canada has a strong anti-energy policy while multiple countries have addressed us – wanting to buy the energy we refuse to develop.
Canadian politicians seem to feel insulting Americans is a policy option – while refusing to even acknowledge the changing world around us.
Canada now has virtually no ability to protect its own “sovereignty” in the north. Trump will not stand by while China and Russia move further into the Arctic while Canada does nothing.
TRUDEAU/CARNEY/FORD/FREELAND
The politics of division has been the hallmark of Trudeau and his “post nationalist” policy orientation. He has been blindly followed by others such as Freeland and Ford.
Forner Deputy Prime Minister/Finance Minister Freeland recently suggested that Canada should form an alliance with France and the UK so as to be in a position to threaten America with nuclear weapons. Having closely followed political and security affairs for over forty years, this might be the most stupid and dangerous statement ever made by a Canadian. Threatening America with a nuclear attack while standing in Canada is a complex form of suicide. Presumably, US national security officials will see this as the mindless ranting of a clueless ex-political figure – yet Freeland may yet play a role in the next Liberal government of Carney.
Without going into details, Ford is equally clueless. A former hashish dealer for seven years with a violent family past, he still sees the world through the lens of a jumped-up corner boy. But he is now in the big leagues and shows no awareness of the powers he is challenging. Ontario and Canada will get hurt.
As for Carney – he is Trudeau 2.0 – but arguably worse.
CANADA AND THE USA
The options for Canada to re-emerge into something which could be prosperous and beneficial exist. Unfortunately, no one in Canada from any party seems to be aware we are caught up in the wheels of a massive meat grinder.
The media in Canada are of little help. Paid by the government and driven by "advocacy journalism" the vast majority of our social justice journalists do not even have the intelligence to ask the right questions anymore. They are cluess (a few exceptions)
We are in trouble.
(But don’t worry. The Canadian Forces have tampons in the men’s washroom and we banned plastic straws. That will fix stuff.)
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Interesting
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Oh, I wouldn’t call a bunch of uber-elite bankers and their associates donating from overseas while an unelected autocrat seizes control of our democratic country as it’s prorogued a nothing-burger.
I call that a hostile takeover.
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