Albertan MOGGIN Bitfarming AI and Metals Bull
Joined April 2009
- Tweets2.7K
- Following2.1K
- Followers534
- Likes7.3K
Werkinturc retweeted
The Prime Minister Is the Security Threat
Why Carney Must Resign
He said it on camera.
The security risks of the partnership are "much much much less than the security risks, for example, of the United States."
Read that again. The Prime Minister of Canada just told you China is the safe bet and America is the threat.
That is not a slip. That is not a misquote. That is the man telling you exactly how he sees the world. And how he sees the world is a danger to this country.
A Prime Minister has one job above all the others. Know who the enemy is. Know who your friends are. Don't mix them up.
Carney has them backwards. And that makes him the security threat.
Look at the record. This is not one comment. This is a pattern.
Not long ago, Carney himself called China one of Canada's biggest security threats. Then he got the job, flew to Beijing, sat down with Xi Jinping, and signed a "strategic partnership" with them. He cut the tariff on Chinese electric vehicles from 100% down to 6%. He came home and told us the deal "sets us up well for the new world order."
His words. Not mine.
The same China that locked up two Canadians — Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor — and held them hostage for over a thousand days. The same China our own foreign interference inquiry named our most persistent threat. The same China running police stations on Canadian soil — at least eighteen of them that we know of — while the RCMP investigated and laid no charges.
That is the country Carney calls safe. That is the country he calls a partner.
And America? The country that has stood next to us for a century. The country that buys three-quarters of everything we sell. The country whose soldiers have fought beside ours. That is the country he now points at and calls the risk.
His own military has even modelled what a US invasion would look like. Not a Chinese invasion. An American one. That is how upside down this has become. The government is war-gaming the ally and doing business with the adversary.
You don't have to like everything America does. I don't. But there is a difference between a neighbour you argue with and a regime that jails your people, steals your technology, and runs secret police stations in your cities. A Prime Minister who can't tell the difference is not fit to hold the job.
This is what a security threat actually looks like. It doesn't always come in a uniform. Sometimes it comes in a suit, standing at a podium, telling you the danger is your oldest friend while he opens the door to the people who mean you harm.
Every day he stays, the door opens wider. More deals. More access. More of our critical minerals, our technology, our sovereignty handed over to a regime that has never once acted in Canada's interest. And every day, the country that actually defends this continent gets treated like the enemy.
He was never elected to do this. He was selected. And now he's using the job to turn Canada away from its friends and toward its adversaries, in broad daylight, on camera, in his own words.
That is not leadership. That is not a policy disagreement. That is a Prime Minister who has become a serious security threat to his own country.
Resign.
Not at the next election. Not when it's convenient. Now.
Canada cannot afford a Prime Minister who thinks China is safe and America is the enemy. The job is to protect this country. He is doing the opposite. And the only fix is for him to go.
Werkinturc retweeted
🇨🇦 The Forensic Accountant Who Explained Canada's Greatest Accounting Mystery
Met a forensic accountant at a hotel in Ottawa.
I asked him something that had been bothering me.
“How does Canada have the lowest government net debt in the G7 when Canadian households are among the most indebted in the developed world?”
He smiled.
“Have you ever read the footnotes in the federal government’s financial reports?”
I said no.
“That’s where the interesting stuff is.”
He opened his laptop.
“Canada’s CPP investment fund had approximately $793 BILLION in assets at the end of March 2026.”
I nodded.
“That’s our retirement money.”
“Correct.”
“Money Canadians and their employers have contributed throughout their working lives?”
“Yes.”
“And that money is invested to help pay our future pensions?”
“Exactly.”
Then he showed me something interesting.
“In the second quarter of 2026, Canada’s total government net debt was 13.5% of GDP.”
“Not bad,” I replied.
“Now exclude the accumulated surpluses in public pension and other social security funds.”
I asked what happens.
“Government net debt rises to 44.6% of GDP.”
I nearly spilled my coffee.
“Wait. From 13.5% to 44.6%?”
He nodded.
“That’s more than three times as much!”
I asked whether Ottawa had secretly transferred pension money into its bank account.
He laughed.
“No. Nothing of the sort. International government accounting includes these funds when calculating the broader public sector’s financial position.”
“So it’s perfectly legitimate?”
“Yes. But you need to understand what the number actually represents.”
I was curious.
“Can Ottawa simply take $100 billion from CPP Investments to reduce its deficit?”
“No.”
“Can it use those investments to pay government operating expenses?”
“No.”
“Can I withdraw my personal share of CPP assets tomorrow to pay off my mortgage?”
“Absolutely not.”
“Then why do those assets make government finances look so strong?”
He leaned forward.
“Because you’re confusing a consolidated national balance sheet with money available to spend.”
I showed him another statistic.
Canadian households owe approximately $1.76 for every dollar of annual disposable income.
He smiled.
“Now you’re examining the other side of Canada’s financial reality.”
“So Canadians can have enormous retirement assets collectively and still struggle with mortgages, credit cards and living expenses individually?”
“Precisely.”
The next morning, I watched politicians celebrating Canada’s comparatively strong government finances.
Meanwhile, Canadian families were checking their bank balances, calculating mortgage payments and wondering how much retirement income they’d actually receive.
And suddenly, I understood.
The government can point to a strong public-sector balance sheet.
The CPP can hold hundreds of billions in investments.
And ordinary Canadians can still be struggling under mountains of personal debt.
All three things can be true simultaneously.
The accountant closed his laptop.
“Remember something about accounting.”
“What’s that?”
“A healthy balance sheet doesn’t necessarily mean the people behind it have healthy cash flow.”
And in Canada, that distinction deserves a lot more attention.
🇨🇦
Werkinturc retweeted
$KEEL People are focusing on the risks but ignoring the bigger picture.
KEEL has $780M in liquidity, construction underway at Moses Lake, multiple creditworthy parties negotiating across 3 sites, and expects its first HPC revenue in 2027.
They've also engineered a path to upgrade Moses Lake to Vera Rubin at marginal incremental cost, so the obsolete tech argument doesn't hold up. Their potential secured data center capacity could grow from 478 MW to 1,928 MW if the expansion studies pan out.
Power is becoming increasingly scarce, and KEEL has a pipeline of sites with power much closer to delivery than many competitors.
Yes, they still need to sign leases. That's the risk. But if they execute, the upside could be substantial. At this stage, the market is pricing in a lot of uncertainty, while potentially overlooking what this company could become.
Werkinturc retweeted
.@grok who gives more money to the news media
North Korea or Canada?
Werkinturc retweeted
Hyperscalers and neoclouds prioritize speed to scarce 2027-28 power over ownership. KEEL already holds advanced interconnects, permits, and sites; a lease locks capacity now while development, construction, and local risks stay with the landlord.
Buying the company adds integration, regulatory, and full-pipeline exposure for only a fraction of their multi-GW needs. They allocate capital to chips and software, not real-estate ops. Long-term leases deliver financeable, investment-grade offtake without balance-sheet drag or M&A overhead.
Werkinturc retweeted
Total taxes paid by the 3 largest oil companies versus the 3 largest banks in Q3.
Similar revenue
O&G $47.7B
Banks $46.0B
While O&G pays 251% more total taxes
O&G $9.8B
Banks $3.9B
Werkinturc retweeted
When will people get it?
The Britsh-People woke up eventually.
The EU is just a self serving political parasite.
Werkinturc retweeted
“Carney’s true colors…….
Dunmac Mac
Now that the dust has somewhat settled, did you ever wonder how Mark Carney suddenly became the second coming in Canada?
We are far from conspiracy theory believers, but it never made sense to us that all of a sudden this person appeared in our country ready to become prime minister having never served for one second in any parliamentary position. Why would he leave a wildly lucrative career to run Canada — a country he hasn't lived in for over 20 years, where his children didn’t even attend school and haven't lived in for decades?
So here's some information from an article that we believe put some of the pieces into place.
In October 2024, Mark Carney had lunch with Tony Blair, the former Prime Minister of Great Britain. It was there that Carney was offered the job of Prime Minister of Canada.
It took him only a couple of hours to accept.
The goal? Embed an inside man for the World Economic Forum-Davos crowd — Carney’s real "friends" for decades.
But how do you install someone nobody knows, especially to run for the highest office in the land? Enter Chrystia Freeland and her conveniently public "fight" with Justin Trudeau last December. A staged ploy to start Trudeau’s fall.
In case you were not aware, Carney is godfather to one of Freeland’s children. She was clearly promised something nice for her trouble — and we’ll find out what soon enough.
it took Trudeau a few weeks to "see the light" as he stubbornly would not leave.
Our guess is he was offered a cushy, high-profile, wildly lucrative role — complete with a private plane to jet around the world.
It’s likely an international position so he can keep jetting home to see his children. He took the deal and quietly exited stage left. In a short while, he’ll suddenly resurface, and then we'll know exactly what he got.
Next came the leadership "race."
First, the barrier: a $600,000 entry fee — ensuring only a select few could even try. Then the culling: Melanie Joly dropped out. Chrystia Freeland dropped out. Chandra Arya and Ruby Dhalla, the two who remained, were unceremoniously booted. No explanation. They were told they were out and out they were.
As an aside, guess where Chandra was supposed to run? Nepean. And guess which riding Carney won? Exactly.
Then came the perfect setup: the "fight" with Trump.
Carney became the so-called "savior" against Trumpian chaos, while Poilievre — stuck with an incompetent campaign manager (Jennie Byrne) — couldn't pivot, couldn’t adapt, couldn’t figure out that the election wasn’t about Trudeau anymore.
By the time they realized it, it was too late. Last night proved that. And so, Canadians voted for Carney — the "hero" handpicked by the globalist elite. Not the apple-chomping Poilievre. Exactly as scripted.
The Endgame?
A woke, carbon-free, pipeline-free, "clean" world.
Endless immigration.
Did you know Canada now has offices in third-world African countries actively offering free healthcare, free education, and "affordable housing" (which doesn’t exist) to immigrants?The goal is simple: flood the country, tilt every election left forever.
It won't take long to see Carney's true colors. Don't expect a pipeline, do expect some kind of tax on your gas in the guise of something else.
Our take is that people were duped. Hook, line, and sinker.”
Werkinturc retweeted
Only 20% of Canadians realize that their country has been stolen by greedy globalists who hijacked the government and imported massive amounts of people from third world countries to use as voting blocks to seize power indefinitely. I estimate that the majority of these people who realize this live in the province of Alberta
These maniacal greedy globalists intend to stay in power using these massive imported voting blocks. Their long term plan is to work with the WEF and the European Union to force the New World Order on the Canadian population. Their ultimate goal, is to defeat the United States. Canada is small potatoes to these greedy globalists. That is why Mark Carney is treating the United States as an adversary instead of the historic friend and ally that it is, he was ordered to do that
Canada is on the way to looking a lot like France has over the past week. That is their plan. Alberta just witnessed the level of thievery these tyrants are willing to engage in to keep Canada's population hostage.
Alberta followed a legal path to ask a question, just as Quebec did, and those Albertans who asked this question, like myself, have received a level of hate, anger and threats that simply defies all logic.
Liberals believe that anything that goes against their ideology should be treated as though it should not be allowed to exist, and that includes people
It's going to get really bad, very soon, because these villains are on a timetable. They're coming for your guns, your freedom, your jobs and your money. These are tyrants in the true sense of the word. When it does get really bad, remember to "thank" a liberal
Werkinturc retweeted
If you ever wondered which side of the fence you sit on, this is a great test!
If a Conservative doesn't like guns, he doesn't buy one.
If a Liberal doesn't like guns, he wants all guns outlawed.
If a Conservative is a vegetarian, he doesn't eat meat.
If a Liberal is a vegetarian, he wants all meat products banned for everyone.
If a Conservative is homosexual, he quietly leads his life.
If a Liberal is homosexual, he demands legislated respect.
If a Conservative is down-and-out, he thinks about how to better his situation.
A Liberal wonders who is going to take care of him.
If a Conservative doesn't like a talk show host, he switches channels.
Liberals demand that those they don't like be shut down.
If a Conservative is a non-believer, he doesn't go to church.
A Liberal non-believer wants any mention of God and religion silenced.
If a Conservative decides he needs health care, he goes about shopping for it, or may choose a job that provides it.
A Liberal demands that the rest of us pay for his.
If a Conservative reads this, he'll forward it so his friends can have a good laugh.
A Liberal will delete it because he's "offended".
Werkinturc retweeted
I was born in Calgary. I've spent my whole life in Toronto.
Over the past two years, filming the documentary Broken Country, I've spent more time in Alberta than I have since I moved east. And I've come away seeing the separation debate very differently than I did going in.
I met a lot of separatists. Almost none of them were who I expected. They weren't angry cranks with a flag. They were farmers, nurses, oil workers, small-business owners, grandparents. And the thing that surprised me most: most of them want nothing more than to remain in Canada. They just can't see another choice.
Think about what they've lived through. The National Energy Program. Pipelines approved, then cancelled, then litigated into the ground. A tanker ban on one coast. Hundreds of billions sent east through equalization, returned as lectures about how the industry that pays for Canada's infrastructure and provincial shortfalls is something to be ashamed of. A federal government that has gone to court to argue Alberta's own resources aren't Alberta's business. And through all of it, a Parliament where their votes are a rounding error.
You can disagree with every policy position Albertans hold and still see the pattern: a province that built one of the most productive economies on Earth, asked over and over to apologize for it.
The people pushing for a referendum aren't traitors. They're patriots. They are standing up for what they believe in and fighting for a better future for their kids, a future their own federal government keeps telling them they don't deserve. That's not a tantrum. That's what citizens are supposed to do when nobody in power is listening.
I'll say it plainly: I want nothing more than for Alberta to stay in Canada. This country is not whole without it. If Alberta leaves the country I love and am fighting for will cease to exist.
But maybe a referendum vote is exactly the wake-up call the rest of us need. Not because Alberta should leave, but because the rest of Canada has to finally decide whether it wants to be a partner or a landlord.
Werkinturc retweeted
You can see the moment Justin Trudeau's Liberals took power and launched their war on Alberta.
Albertans have still not recovered that lost ground.
Werkinturc retweeted
Five days. One choice.
Advance voting opens tomorrow and runs October 13 to 17, 9 AM to 8 PM. Bring ID with your full legal name and current physical address.
Find your advance voting location: elections.ab.ca
Vote Option 2. LetAlbertaDecide.com
Werkinturc retweeted
You will never convince me the general public doesn’t have a whole lot of “I would LOVE five minutes with these people” rage bottled up right now.
And politicians know it.
You almost never see them just walking around living like normal people. It’s security, private access, taxpayer-funded travel, meals, staff, pensions, perks and an entire bubble separating them from the people paying for it.
Then comes the part that pisses people off even more: the rules somehow never seem to hit the powerful the same way they hit everyone else. Scandals, conflicts, family connections, broken promises, questionable spending… and somehow there’s always an excuse, an investigation that goes nowhere or everyone just moves on.
Meanwhile, regular people are told to pay more, accept less, follow the rules and stop complaining.
And while everyone is fighting over left vs. right, race, religion, gender, referendums and whatever outrage we’ve been handed this week, nobody is looking up at the people who benefit from all of us staying divided.
That’s the dirty trick.
Keep the peasants fighting each other while the protected class keeps the perks, power and protection.
We didn’t get rid of kings and queens.
We just renamed them “government.”
Werkinturc retweeted
Let Alberta Decide made the ad Ottawa never wanted you to see.
Albertans, this is your moment.
Werkinturc retweeted
Victor Davis Hanson lays out that no one in America told Canada to import the equivalent of 45% of its population from non-assimilating sources, abandon its fossil fuels and pipelines, chase solar power in a frigid climate, accept the lowest GDP growth among industrial Western nations, or accept being $30–40k poorer per person/family than Americans. Nor did anyone force Canada to lead the world in assisted suicide as a cost-saving measure. Those choices—and the resulting inability to fund open borders, defense, or fair trade—came from Canadian leadership, not from Washington.
Werkinturc retweeted
MAJOR BREAKING - New ATIP documents obtained by CBC show panic in the department of finance
as the Alberta Referendum nears
page 16 shows that Alberta contributes $18B to Canada MORE than it takes
and that it contributes 31% of EXPORTS, with only 12% of the population.
Also, on per capita basis, Alberta residents contribute the most to Federal coffers.
Alberta, you are in charge here, they are FREAKING OUT. Canada needs YOU, you dont need THEM!
Werkinturc retweeted
🇨🇦🛢️⛴️🌏 : Mark Carney admits the world needs Alberta oil and wants to bring Alberta oil to the world.
Folks, Justin Trudeau cancelled multiple pipeline projects and raised carbon taxes on Canadians for a decade.
This includes a private funding proposal to build a refinery in Kitimat, to bring high value oil, diesel and gasoline, to the world.
Liberals spent a decade telling us we must phase out our oil & gas, or the planet would burn. They even tried to mandate that only EVs would be sold in Canada.
In reality, Canadian oil & gas was sidelined to provide maximum profits to US oil giants, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Russia & other ultra wealthy oil rich nations.
Canadians became poorer and the Canadian economy was put in economic stasis.
Liberals never paid a price for mocking, shaming, overtaxing & abusing Canadians.
Instead, as always, it's Canadians who pay the price. Today, our taxes increasingly pay interest on Federal debt, Liberals have more than doubled, in 10 years.
What did Canadians get for that debt? The answer is, economic paralysis & mass immigration, a collapsed healthcare system & a government that hides what its true intentions are.
For over 15 years I called for Energy East to be built, so Canada could power Europe. I renew that call today. It's the pipeline of prosperity for all of Canada and could unify us, like never before. Build it with capacity for oil & gas.
Instead of never ending deficits, Canada could go back to the days of surpluses & paying down debt, instead of accumulating record amounts of it.