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John Whaley retweeted
Gee … can’t wait to be a member of the EU so Carney can bring this shit to Canada 🇨🇦
John Whaley retweeted
It’s not going to get better because this is the outcome they want. And they have a plan. You accept this & they move the goal posts again. And again and again. Until there is nothing left that you recognize & you have lost everything. And then it’s the gas chambers or something similar. And you may wish you’d done something before you were reduced to nothing & had no fight left in you.
Europeans,
Seeing what is going on in France, I have just one question:
Do you get it now?
This isn’t going to get better on its own. Sign the @SaveEuropeAct
John Whaley retweeted
“It’s a big club, and you ain’t in it. You and I are not in the big club.
And by the way, it’s the same big club they use to beat you over the head with all day long when they tell you what to believe. All day long beating you over the head in their media telling you what to believe, what to think and what to buy.
The table is tilted folks. The game is rigged, and nobody seems to notice, nobody seems to care. Good honest hard-working people -- white collar, blue collar, it doesn’t matter what color shirt you have on -- good honest hard-working people continue -- these are people of modest means -- continue to elect these rich co—kers who don’t give a fuck about them. They don’t give a fuck about you.” - George Carlin
Mark Carney keeps telling us we live in a “dangerous and divided world” without acknowledging how we got here. Because if he did, fingers would be pointing right back at him.
Leading the Bank of Canada under Harper. Leading the Bank of England. Advising Trudeau. Working in the very circles that helped shape the world he is now warning us about.
You would think there would be a little humility. Perhaps even some embarrassment before asking citizens to trust him with more power.
If these “leaders” are so capable, why do their warnings keep getting darker while our lives get harder? Where are the results of all this supposed expertise? We are told to trust their leadership, yet somehow never to question where it has brought us.
I have come to the harsh conclusion that we keep expecting better outcomes from people whose priority is protecting their own positions and interests. Helping citizens become strong, free and prosperous is clearly not the priority. Instead, we are left paying more for public services that fail to serve the public, while those responsible expect our trust and treat us as the problem when we question their failures.
So what can you do in this “dangerous and divided world”? Stop assuming the government will take care of you. Judge its competence by its record, not its promises.
Take care of yourself, your family and your community. Ask questions. Think independently. Do not hand over your judgment simply because someone in power tells you to be afraid.
Look around and ask yourself. Are our streets safer? Are hospital waits shorter? Are classrooms less crowded? Is housing more affordable? Are groceries cheaper? Are you keeping more of what you earn? Are repeat violent offenders being kept off our streets? Is public money being spent responsibly? Are those in power answering your questions or dismissing you for asking?
Then ask yourself whether you want more of the same and why those failing us every day should be trusted with even more power.
John Whaley retweeted
ANDREW COYNE FINDS PUTTING CANADIANS FIRST OFFENSIVE!
@acoyne thinks it’s SAD that conservatives wants training programs and jobs to go to Canadians FIRST.
What an unbelievably stupid thing to say.
With unemployment on the rise (over 100,000 jobs lost in the last 2 months) and young Canadians struggling to find work, the idea that Canadians should have first dibs at training programs and jobs in their own country
Is somehow offensive or sad?
Message for Andrew Coyne:
This isn’t just a conservative position. It’s about fairness, opportunity and putting Canadians first.
What’s truly sad and pathetic, is you dismissing the concerns of Canadians who are struggling to find work and build a life in their own country.
Shame on you Andrew. Shame on you.
John Whaley retweeted
It is time for the good men of Europe to put down their tools, arm themselves with whatever they can find - and do what is necessary to defend their families.
The French and UK governments long ago disarmed their citizens - then imported millions of single, military aged men from foreign violent cultures.
In Canada and the USA, some cities are already lost to Western culture and values - and still our governments continue replacement mass immigration.
Take a good look at France this week, because this is where we are heading in North America.
John Whaley retweeted
Five series of Clarkson's Farm, and the same thing happened every year without anyone pointing it out.
The wheat drowned in the wettest autumn on record. The sheep stood in the rain and lambed.
The oilseed rape was eaten by flea beetle before it came up. The cows ate the grass that grew where the rape had failed.
The potatoes rotted in a shed he could not sell them from. The pigs ate the potatoes.
The wasabi, the chillies, the mushrooms in the bunker and the nettle soup made a few hundred pounds between them. The venison off the wood paid for the stalker and then some.
The barley came in late, light and under the price it cost to grow, and the brewery took it at a discount. The beef off the same acres went out of the farm shop at a price people queued down the lane for.
The arable half needed a two hundred thousand pound tractor, a man to drive it, a contractor to combine it, diesel, sprays, seed and a prayer to the sky. The grass half needed a fence and an animal.
The one thing on that farm that failed every single year was the part a government leaflet tells you Britain should be growing more of.
The one thing that never once failed was the part you are told the planet cannot afford.
Five years of evidence, a thousand acres, the best advice in the county, and a camera crew to record it. The verdict was the same as every hill farmer's since the Domesday Book. On land like that, the animal is the only thing that works.
John Whaley retweeted
So sehen also "Schülerproteste" in Frankreich aus!
143 Jahre altes Rathaus in #Limoges ist während der Ausschreitungen der landesweiten Migrantifa-Proteste weitgehend niedergebrannt worden.
Die Gewalt schwappt gerade auch nach Italien über - wann kommt sie in in Deutschland an?
John Whaley retweeted
We have seen reported that a vast majority of Canadians support Carney’s purposed EU alignment?
Let’s do our own open poll with no biased algorithms.
Do you support Carney’s EU alignment ?
1) unequivocally yes !
2) empathetically no !
John Whaley retweeted
Europeans,
Seeing what is going on in France, I have just one question:
Do you get it now?
This isn’t going to get better on its own. Sign the @SaveEuropeAct
John Whaley retweeted
That is indeed the Treasury view. They want to shut down family businesses and end self-employment.
Everyone must be a PAYE wage slave reporting into the centralised bureaucracy.
It's why we don't just need a political change. We need a system change.
Consultations like this, although cleared by Ministers, normally result from civil service initiatives. Which means that in the Treasury there are permanent officials who want to shut down the entire family business sector of the economy. (1/2) telegraph.co.uk/politics/202…
John Whaley retweeted
Je veux parler au monde entier de ce qui se passe en France. S’il vous plaît, écoutez-moi.
Ils ont dit « importez le tiers-monde, devenez le tiers-monde ». Ils avaient tort. C’est pire que ça.
Aujourd’hui, la France brûle.
Des monuments historiques s’effondrent dans les flammes sous les regards, les cris et parfois les applaudissements de brutes.
À Limoges, ce 17 octobre 2026, l’hôtel de ville — ce magnifique édifice du XIXe siècle, inauguré en 1883, conçu dans un style néo-Renaissance, classé monument historique, qui avait traversé les deux guerres mondiales sans être détruit — a été pris d’assaut et incendié par des individus cagoulés.
La tour s’est effondrée. Une large partie de la toiture et de la façade a disparu. Les autorités parlent d’une « catastrophe patrimoniale » et d’un bâtiment « en grande partie perdu ».
Des siècles de pierre, de savoir-faire et de mémoire réduits en cendres en quelques heures.
« Devenir le tiers-monde » serait un euphémisme.
Le tiers-monde n’a jamais connu l’ascension que nous avons accomplie. Il n’a donc jamais rien eu à perdre de comparable.
Nous, peuples du monde civilisé, avons bâti le premier monde avec la sueur, le sang, l’ingéniosité et le sacrifice de nos ancêtres.
Ils se sont tués à la tâche, génération après génération, pour offrir un avenir digne à leurs descendants.
Chaque église, chaque mairie, chaque école, chaque pont porte encore la marque de leurs mains et de leur sang.
Aujourd’hui, les immigrationnistes crachent sur leurs tombes.
Ils importent en masse des populations issues de sociétés qui n’ont ni construit ni su préserver un ordre comparable — et qui, une fois installées, deviennent les acteurs de sa destruction.
Ce ne sont pas seulement des individus incapables de maintenir ce que nous avons élevé. Ils provoquent et applaudissent les effondrements, les pillages, les incendies.
Notre patrimoine n’est plus un héritage à transmettre, c'est devenu une cible prioritaire.
Voilà ce qui attend tout pays du monde civilisé qui ne stoppe pas net l’immigration en provenance du tiers-monde et qui ne met pas en œuvre, au plus vite, une remigration massive.
Sinon, la démographie fera le reste. Les taux de fécondité élevés dans ces communautés assurent le grand remplacement progressif.
Ce n’est pas une théorie. C’est de l’arithmétique.
Ce qui brûle aujourd’hui à Limoges brûlera demain chez vous si vous ne faites rien.
Peuples du monde civilisé — d’Europe, d’Amérique, d’Australie, du Japon, de Corée et partout où la raison, la science, le droit et la beauté ont élevé des sociétés d’exception, je vous en supplie : regardez ce qui se passe en France en ce moment.
Ne croyez pas que « ça n’arrivera pas chez nous ».
Les mêmes mécanismes sont à l’œuvre là où les frontières sont ouvertes et où les immigrationnistes sont au pouvoir.
Agissez tant qu’il en est encore temps.
Contrôlez vos frontières, exigez l’assimilation réelle ou le retour sans concession, protégez vos monuments, vos lois et vos enfants.
Ne sombrez pas dans le chaos sous les flammes et les applaudissements comme nous.
L’héritage de vos ancêtres mérite mieux que d’être livré à des brutes incendiaires.
John Whaley retweeted
This week a council approved a solar farm on two hundred and thirty-five acres of grazing, and the family who had run cattle on it for generations said it would probably finish them. The panels will be there for forty years. The cattle were there for four hundred.
The land is not the developer's. It belongs to an estate or a pension fund, and the developer offers a rent per acre no cow has ever earned. The farmer gets a letter. The council, told to triple solar by a minister who has never kept a beast, finds that the loss of a herd is not a planning consideration.
So the field goes under glass. In Britain a solar array produces for about one hour in nine. It makes most in June at noon, when the country needs it least, and nothing on a January evening, when it needs it most, so a gas station is kept idling behind every one. The panels are made in China from polysilicon out of a province the government will not name. They lose output every year they stand there, and at the end there is no plan and no bond for taking them away. A quarter of a million square metres of glass, aluminium and copper cable, in a field, with a thirty-year lease and a company that will not exist when it ends.
Under the panels the grass dies for want of light, the soil compacts under the plant, and the hedges go because the fence has to be electric and the fence has to be straight. The sheep in the brochure are for the photograph.
The cattle were a solar panel already. Grass takes the light, the cow converts it, and the output is beef, every day of the year, on no cable, no subsidy and no inverter, for as long as there is rain.
They have replaced a power station that makes dinner with one that works on a sunny afternoon and sits dead the rest of the time, and the family who ran the first one are being evicted to make room for the second.
John Whaley retweeted
🚨 AMERICA - TAKE NOTICE
Islam has conquered Marine Le Pen.
In 2017, she was one of the very few French leaders willing to say it plainly: Islam is incompatible with France. She called for mosque closures, expulsion of imams, and deportations. That video we translated below went viral because it was true and she meant it.
Now the numbers have broken her. After years of fighting, being charged with hate speech, and watching her own country try to destroy her for telling the truth, she has publicly submitted.
She now says Islam is “compatible with the Republic.”
The woman who spent a decade warning that this system was destroying France has been forced to lie about it to survive electorally.
This is conquest by demography.
The numbers that forced her hand (estimates from immigration origins, name data, local surveys, and school figures — many on the ground say the real figures are higher):
Marseille: 30–40% Muslim
Roubaix: 35–40%
Seine-Saint-Denis: 30–40%+ (multiple communes already majority)
Montpellier / Avignon: 25–35%
Mulhouse: ~25–26%
Lyon, Nice, Grenoble, Lille metro: 20%+
Toulouse, Strasbourg, Bordeaux: climbing fast
These are not scattered communities. They are concentrated, high-turnout voting blocs that vote as a unit and extract concessions. When a bloc gets large enough, even the hardest politicians calculate and fold. Le Pen just proved it.
This is exactly what has started to happen in America because we, the voters, haven't been showing up.
Trump already had to campaign in the heaviest Muslim areas of Michigan because those communities turn out and vote as a bloc. Their own leaders have said it openly: elections are their WAR; voting is the path to power - their JIHAD.
They organize. They mobilize. They demand. Western politicians see the math and start adapting.
Higher birth rates + continued migration + parallel societies + bloc voting = political power. France banned official "religious" data, but the pattern is visible in the banlieues, the no-go areas, and the rising demands for Sharia-compatible rules. National averages hide the concentrations that actually decide elections.
America is further along in some cities than anyone, but RAIR admits - mosques multiplying, enclaves solidifying, political machines forming. Europe is the preview.
France went from a handful of mosques in the 1970s to thousands. The same process is running here, mostly through ballots rather than street violence alone.
Le Pen was one of the last major fighters who refused to pretend. Islam broke her through pure numbers.
If we treat this as a debate instead of a demographic and political reality, our own leaders will do the same thing - smile, soften, and submit once the voting blocs get large enough.
We are already watching this happen in red states like TEXAS and FLORIDA!
France is the warning. America - please listen: OUR polls are the battlefield.
We MUST show up and vote, or watch the same surrender continue to happen here.
Make France Great Again👉VOTE #LePen
Le Pen calls for Mosque closings, Muslim Deportations & the elimination of #MuslimBrotherhood in France
John Whaley retweeted
This is the classic definition of suicidal empathy.
By the time she fully realizes the error of her ways it will be too late.
John Whaley retweeted
BREAKING: THE BIGGEST CLIMATE SCANDAL IN AUSTRALIAN HISTORY
The Albanese Labor Government has just been caught red handed. New forensic evidence suggests they are using a compromised Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) to fabricate a climate crisis that simply does not exist.
A explosive forensic audit led by investigator Tom Berger and retired scientist Geoff Sherrington has uncovered widespread, systematic errors and fake readings within the BOM’s raw climate data.
We aren't talking about minor glitches, we are talking about copy and pasted data designed to make the past look cooler and the present look warmer.
The audit exposed blatant data manipulation at the Sydney Observatory:
•The Fabricated Data: Minimum temperatures from August 1907 were found completely duplicated and inserted into the August 1867 record.
•The Cover-Up: The Australian fact-checked the National Archives and confirmed this "double-up" does not exist in the original handwritten records. The online data used to justify sweeping climate policies is completely wrong.
For years, the BOM has operated on a “trust us” basis. Dr David Evans, the scientist who built Australia’s carbon accounting software, warns that this “secret climate business” mirrors the worst days of fraudulent medical drug trials, where researchers were under immense pressure to exaggerate results to fit a narrative.
Labor is terrified of an independent audit because they know their Net Zero house of cards will collapse if the public sees the real numbers.
Dr Jennifer Marohasy confirmed that outside of Adelaide, there has been no proper audit of Australia's weather stations.
If our historical data is corrupted with fake inputs, the AI forecasting models used for future planning become entirely useless.
The Albanese Government doesn't want the data audited because the data doesn't support their narrative.
They are destroying our economy, killing our energy grid, and forcing Net Zero targets on regular Australians based on copy and pasted climate fiction.
The question is simple, if the records are sound, why is Labor so opposed to an independent audit?
John Whaley retweeted
Communism: A death cult that also kills the spirit. Socialism: A diluted form of communism with a veneer of democracy. It also stifles spiritual and economic freedom and increases poverty. Your kids will never learn this in school. Watch it with them. dailywire.com/episode/real-h…
John Whaley retweeted
Why didn’t you care about white working-class girls like me?
On Saturday, for the first time, I struggled to find my voice.
During the working-class debate at the Battle of Ideas, I stood up and introduced myself as a grooming gang campaigner. I wasn’t prepared to tell a room full of strangers my own story. In fact, until that moment, I don’t think I’d fully acknowledged it myself.
For years, I’ve spoken about my sister, the victims and survivors I’ve supported, and the failures that allowed grooming gangs to operate. But on Saturday, something hit me. I wasn’t just the sister of a victim. I had been part of that same environment.
When I was in care, there were cars, drugs, alcohol and men who repeatedly tried to groom me. I was fortunate. I was never raped. I resisted, partly because rugby meant everything to me and because, even as a child in care, I knew I wanted more for myself. I wanted to join the Army. I had ambitions.
Sadly, some of my friends weren’t so fortunate.
I wanted to ask a very simple question. Why is it that we constantly discuss race, class and oppression, yet when white working-class girls were being groomed, raped and exploited, so many people who now claim to champion the working class were silent?
Why didn’t you care about little girls like me?
And that’s where I struggled. I felt a lump in my throat, something I’m not accustomed to when speaking publicly. I was angry, frustrated and overwhelmed. I couldn’t finish what I wanted to say, so I sat down.
What I wasn’t expecting was the support. A group of gentlemen at the back applauded loudly, as did much of the room. To everyone who supported me, thank you. Especially the gentlemen at the back. I don’t know who you were, but your support meant more than you probably realised.
Later, those same gentlemen raised questions about ethnicity, Englishness and what it means to be English. There was some disagreement, which is perfectly healthy in a debate, but I was disappointed by how abruptly one of the panellists responded to those expressing pride in their identity.
We cannot spend hours discussing identity and belonging, only to make people feel they shouldn’t speak about their own.
So, to the gentlemen at the back, who I presume were Restore voters, whoever you are, please don’t allow anyone to silence you or make you feel ashamed of who you are.
I’m proud of where I come from, my working-class roots, my mixed heritage and my partly English ancestry. I see absolutely no reason why anyone should be made to feel guilty for being proud of being English and white.
Saturday reminded me that sometimes the very people being discussed in these debates are sitting right there in the audience.
Perhaps it’s time people stopped talking about us and started listening to us.
John Whaley retweeted
Why shouldn’t Indigenous individuals have the choice of owning the land beneath their homes outright?
Under the Indian Act’s reserve-land system, the Crown holds title, and the statutory process for allotting individual possession requires band-council and ministerial approval.
People can own houses on reserves while still being denied ordinary private ownership of the land beneath them.
Land is the big deal. Owning it gives a person an asset against which to borrow, build a business and take responsibility for their own success or failure. The nicest house or doublewide on rented land still leaves you without ownership of the ground it sits on. You cannot use land you do not own as collateral to finance a business. You cannot use it to grow generational wealth.
Yes, there are government-backed loans and special programs. That means going back to the government for another helping hand because its own rules obstruct the ordinary use of reserve property as collateral.
The government creates the dependency, then presents itself as the indispensable provider. Indigenous adults deserve the freedom to make their own decisions and bear responsibility for them.
And all Canadians deserve an end to the grift, the billions and billions of dollars to preserve an archaic Indian Act that destroys individual agency and incentives to personally work, and to make a better life for oneself and family.
There is something deeply rotten about a political culture that treats Indigenous people as perpetual victims while defending arrangements that restrict their independence and their ability to build a better life. The Indian Act itself strikes me as a mixture of slavery and communism dressed up in the language of protection.
John Whaley retweeted
Check this out:
“As a former RNLI Crewman Volunteer of 15 years let me educate you of Maritime Law if I may.
When these rubber boats set off from France overloaded, the French are breaking maritime law by not intercepting them and returning them to shore. When these illegal migrants boats have sailed almost 3/4 of the way to the UK and now in British waters, the RNLI and Border Force are sent out by the Coastguard on the instructions of HM Government to intercept them. They do this because if the rubber boats are allowed to land on uk soil under their own steam then everyone on board becomes an illegal immigrant and by law MUST be detained and deported asap.
However when they are picked up at sea, even if only 200 yards offshore, and in no danger whatsoever, then the RNLI and Border pick them up and they are longer called illegals - conclusion The French and The British are doing this on purpose - WHY?”
John Whaley retweeted
Mark Carney keeps telling us we live in a “dangerous and divided world” without acknowledging how we got here. Because if he did, fingers would be pointing right back at him.
Leading the Bank of Canada under Harper. Leading the Bank of England. Advising Trudeau. Working in the very circles that helped shape the world he is now warning us about.
You would think there would be a little humility. Perhaps even some embarrassment before asking citizens to trust him with more power.
If these “leaders” are so capable, why do their warnings keep getting darker while our lives get harder? Where are the results of all this supposed expertise? We are told to trust their leadership, yet somehow never to question where it has brought us.
I have come to the harsh conclusion that we keep expecting better outcomes from people whose priority is protecting their own positions and interests. Helping citizens become strong, free and prosperous is clearly not the priority. Instead, we are left paying more for public services that fail to serve the public, while those responsible expect our trust and treat us as the problem when we question their failures.
So what can you do in this “dangerous and divided world”? Stop assuming the government will take care of you. Judge its competence by its record, not its promises.
Take care of yourself, your family and your community. Ask questions. Think independently. Do not hand over your judgment simply because someone in power tells you to be afraid.
Look around and ask yourself. Are our streets safer? Are hospital waits shorter? Are classrooms less crowded? Is housing more affordable? Are groceries cheaper? Are you keeping more of what you earn? Are repeat violent offenders being kept off our streets? Is public money being spent responsibly? Are those in power answering your questions or dismissing you for asking?
Then ask yourself whether you want more of the same and why those failing us every day should be trusted with even more power.