Conrad Hildebrandt retweeted
In Germany years ago they built the Berlin Wall to keep people in.
Today, Carney’s Liberals want to use an exit tax to keep you in.
Let me get this straight.
You’ve been in power for ten years. You’ve doubled the debt. You’ve weakened the economy. And now, your answer is to trap young Canadians?
On stage, the Liberal Party of Canada brings out Patrick Pichette, a former senior executive at Google, who now lives in Europe, to suggest that Canadians who want to pursue opportunities in the United States should face an exit tax of $500,000.
Half a million dollars to leave your own country.
This, from someone who once left Canada himself to build a career in the U.S. and paid virtually nothing to do so.
So let’s be honest about what this is.
It is not economic policy. It is not nation building. It is control.
A government that has mismanaged the economy now wants to limit your ability to seek opportunity elsewhere. Instead of creating reasons to stay, they are looking for ways to make it harder to leave.
You do not grow a country by locking people in. You grow it by giving them a reason to believe in it.
Conrad Hildebrandt retweeted
How Canadian taxes work:
(Avg after tax income across all provinces)
If you make $65,000, your after tax income is $52,787.1
A household with 2 $30,000 incomes will take $26,986 each. The will make combined $5k less but will take home $1,185 more. They can actually get more benefits as well so their take home could be much greater.
If you make $250,000, your after tax income is $160,285.
A household with 2 $108,000 incomes will take $81,284 each. They will make $34k combined less but will take home $2,283 more.
If you make $1,000,000, your after tax income is $521,560. The government takes almost 50% of your income. In Nova Scotia your take home would be less than half of what you earn - $498,437. Basically working for the government first.
Conrad Hildebrandt retweeted
My angelic, autistic 12 year old daughter Annika drew this pencil and asked me to share it with you. She gets giddy when her content does better than mine, which makes me happy.
Please share it far and wide to keep her fire for art going. We've just barely gotten it rekindled.
Conrad Hildebrandt retweeted
🚨🚨 GIVEAWAY TIME!! 🚨🚨
We have a #Riders Obsidian logo signed football to giveaway!! 14 Grey Cup Champion autos!!
To enter:
1) LIKE & REPOST this post!!
2) FOLLOW @PifflesPod
Conrad Hildebrandt retweeted
You can murder someone and walk free, but if you organize a protest, you go to jail. This is Liberal Canada. It’s not about justice—it’s about control.
This is insanity. This liberal government treats actual real criminals better than this. Steal a car, no problem, home invasions, no problem, murder a grandmother no problem, exploit children, no problem. This country is run by useful idiots.
@ShaunRickard67 @KarlDHarrison
Conrad Hildebrandt retweeted
In Canada, a guy who smoked some weed & then stabbed two women in their head & neck staying at his Airbnb gets no jail time, or a guy gets caught trying to pay for sex with a 15 year old but is spared jail to help with his immigration to Canada but Tamara & Chris are looking at 7 to 8 years on a mischief charge that has been going on in the courts for years now.
Something is very wrong in Canada.
We learned last evening that the crown has submitted their materials to our legal teams for our upcoming sentencing hearing.
They are seeking a 7 year prison sentence for myself and 8 years for @ChrisBarber1975
I haven’t seen their docs yet but hopefully I’ll receive them today and can provide more details.
With that, we are east bound and headed for Ottawa!
Conrad Hildebrandt retweeted
This is insanity. This liberal government treats actual real criminals better than this. Steal a car, no problem, home invasions, no problem, murder a grandmother no problem, exploit children, no problem. This country is run by useful idiots.
@ShaunRickard67 @KarlDHarrison
We learned last evening that the crown has submitted their materials to our legal teams for our upcoming sentencing hearing.
They are seeking a 7 year prison sentence for myself and 8 years for @ChrisBarber1975
I haven’t seen their docs yet but hopefully I’ll receive them today and can provide more details.
With that, we are east bound and headed for Ottawa!
Conrad Hildebrandt retweeted
Lesson learned - just put the word gender into every non profit grant application , and voila, millions fall from the taxpayers of Canada via the cdn govt!
Conrad Hildebrandt retweeted
Government-funded media manages to write a story about 13 arrests without mentioning the word “Palestine” once, and then they wonder why we say they are biased.
cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/13…
Replying to @rightblend
This is shockingly bad reporting.
Lies by omission by refusing to mention the chants and garb of the majority of protesters and the organizers who publicly posted about the event, concealing association with the pro-Palestine movement.
Then there's the horrendous English skills.
Conrad Hildebrandt retweeted
Update - Enbridge response to the potential of revival of Northern Gateway: "any new pipeline project would require real provincial and federal legislative change"
Political rhetoric can't overcome the lack of trust in the federal Liberal government - and in this case the BC NDP.
Listen here - because no one in the commentariat is talking about it
Conrad Hildebrandt retweeted
A former Lieutenant-General of the Canadian Armed Forces stated that the military’s recruitment issues stem from targeting an unsuitable demographic.
junonews.com/p/exclusive-ex-…
Conrad Hildebrandt retweeted
On April 10, during the election, Carney temporarily paused his campaign to convene a cabinet committee meeting on tariffs.
Now we know why.
He never disclosed that he was quietly lifting most U.S. tariffs on April 16 ⬇️—clearly not to upset the “Elbows Up” vote.
Can’t make this stuff up.
Replying to @FoodProfessor
from ChatGPT o3 This means that Carney and cabinet voted for remission of tariffs 12 days before election.
Conrad Hildebrandt retweeted
71% INCREASE in deficit.
Nobody saw that coming….
Oh, wait. WE Did. We said Carney will be MUCH worse than Trudeau.
Damn, Lib voters are clueless.
🤡💀
Conrad Hildebrandt retweeted
I once more feel obliged to point out that CBC got more money than CSIS (Canadian Security Intelligence Service) even though they didn’t do anything
When the solution to the Canadian problems from 10 years of Liberal gov't is to re-elect the same MPs who caused the problems.
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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.
This is on the internet, so it's gotta be true! 🤣🤣🤣
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Conrad Hildebrandt retweeted
The difference in global temperature if Canada goes net-zero by 2050 or not
Unmeasurable even by 2100 (0.018°C difference)
Run in the UN's own climate model, MAGICC
teapawt.net/BjornLomborg/status/19…
teapawt.net/BjornLomborg/status/19…
Conrad Hildebrandt retweeted
We’ve all had a buddy who’s been there.
Life lessons:
1, Don’t call your ex
2, Don’t vote for Mark Carney 📱⬇️
Conrad Hildebrandt retweeted
𝐖𝐚𝐢𝐭, 𝐖𝐇𝐀𝐓?
Brookfield spent 5 Billion $$$ to buy a company that specializes in Modular Construction called:
𝐌𝐨𝐝𝐮𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐫𝐞 𝐆𝐫𝐨𝐮𝐩 𝐢𝐧 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟏 when Mark Carney was Vice Chair at Brookfield?!!
Say it ain't so! 🙃
Link: ⬇️
bbu.brookfield.com/press-rel…







































