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simon chamberfield retweeted
ARE YOU EMBARRASSED YET AMERICA?!
Even a tiny bit?
Fucking pathetic.
#TrumpIsACunt
NEW: US President Donald Trump signs an executive order which, he claims, changes the name of Lake Ontario to Lake America
#onpoli
simon chamberfield retweeted
He is the laughing stock of the world. Sad…
simon chamberfield retweeted
Pierre Poilievre announces he'll be crossing the floor to join the Liberals too after saying he is also unhappy with today's CPC leadership.
simon chamberfield retweeted
IMPORTANT: This is a "share post" to try to mess with X Right Wing algorithms.
If you see Trump as a threat to life on earth. If you are an ally to LGBTQ. If you actually believe and push for human rights. Retweet!
If I don't already follow you I will....
simon chamberfield retweeted
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi's reaction as Trump says "Who knows better about surprise than Japan? Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Habour?"
Undoubtedly the worst American diplomatic gaffe in post-war US-Japan history.
simon chamberfield retweeted
Yeah, I'm ready. So very ready.
Extremely ready for Poilievre's favourability numbers and the CPC's overall vote intention share to tumble by a further 8%, at least, after his appearance on that sackhead's moronic podcast.
simon chamberfield retweeted
Canadian Women. You all need to watch the Netflix documentary Manosphere. Men demeaning women. Pierre Poilievre is dancing with the wrong crowd.
simon chamberfield retweeted
🔳 POILIEVRE: I’m going to the United States.
🔳 RED DOOR: What for?
🔳 POILIEVRE: To talk about trade and other important things.
🔳 RED DOOR: But ... you’re not the Prime Minister.
🔳 POILIEVRE: I believe I will be at some point.
🔳 RED DOOR: Won’t you scuttle and confuse the discussions that Canada is already engaged in?
🔳 POILIEVRE: I’ll talk to the Americans eye to eye. MAGA to MAGA...
I think I can make stuff happen.
Mostly for myself.
🔳 RED DOOR: If you’re going behind the back of our elected government to offer your OWN deals when you’re not the Prime Minister and not directed by our cabinet, isn’t that treason?
🔳 POILIEVRE: Technically it would be sedition, not treason.
🔳 RED DOOR: ... You’re ok with that?
🔳 POILIEVRE: I'll deny it. Besides, I have no choice. My advisors say I’m becoming irrelevant.
I’ve got to do something to put myself back in play. That’s the honest truth.
What would YOU do in my position, madam??
🔳 RED DOOR: Resign? Find something else to do with your life? Something you’re actually good at?
🔳 POILIEVRE: Resigning doesn’t come with a mansion, chef, driver, housekeepers and hefty allowances. That’s not an option.
Nor does the idea of resigning tickle my EGO. I am meant for great things.
🔳 RED DOOR: ...
🔳 POILIEVRE: ...😌
🔳 RED DOOR: Who will you be meeting with over there, anyway?
🔳 POILIEVRE: Right-wing businessmen, obscure politicians, and far-right funders.
🔳 RED DOOR: How will that help Canada?
🔳 POILIEVRE: It won’t. But I’m hoping some nice, well-angled, photo-ops will convince my caucus that I have substance and influence, and they won’t bolt over to Carney.
There are also important political projects in Canada that need funding.
🔳 RED DOOR: Isn’t that inviting foreign influence into our politics?
🔳 POILIEVRE: Whatever.
🔳 RED DOOR: Have you no decency, sir?
🔳 POILIEVRE: Name ONE time that decency put food on your table, or stacked your savings account? I'll wait.
🔳 RED DOOR: Wow...
🔳 POILIEVRE: I deal in realities, not Fairy Tales. 🤷🏻♂️
Anyway, ma’am, I gotta go ... but - can I count on you to vote for our Conservative candidate in this upcoming by-election?
🔳 RED DOOR: There’s not a snowball’s chance in hell.
simon chamberfield retweeted
“But, as you see, it's a beautiful day, the Strait of Hormuz is open and people are having a wonderful time!”
simon chamberfield retweeted
I love the party that didn’t form government, won’t form government and is scared shitless of another election, trying to act like they are in control 😂😂😂🤡show
simon chamberfield retweeted
If there was any question about the current differences between Canada and the US, these 2 tweets should help to clear everything up.
simon chamberfield retweeted
MP Matt Jeneroux did the honourable thing. He waited until the CPC confirmed Pierre’s leadership before deciding to leave the CPC and sit as a @MarkJCarney Liberal.
If the CPC had voted to change leaders, he might have stayed. The CPC didn’t, so he left.
Not hard to understand.
simon chamberfield retweeted
Well.
As predicted.
You keep Pierre Poilievre as leader, and eventually someone looks around the caucus room and says,
“Is this a governing strategy or a YouTube comment section?”
Enter Matt Jeneroux, crossing the floor to join Mark Carney, which, frankly, feels less like betrayal and more like someone quietly locating the fire exit.
When your party doubles down on outrage as policy, don’t be shocked when the adults start updating their résumés.
This isn’t dramatic. It’s predictable.
Momentum isn’t sentimental. It’s mathematical.
simon chamberfield retweeted
Jivani sides with Trump over Canada
You are now seeing the pattern with Jivani’s comments. He never acknowledges where Canadians’ anger towards the Trump Administration comes from. He never acknowledges Trump’s annexation threats, ever-changing demands, and deliberate effort to inflict economic pain on Canadians to force us to give up our sovereignty. Jivani pretends none of that exists, and then acts as if Canadians are angry for some sort of unknowable irrational reason.
Jivani also ignores that Canada was engaged in good-faith talks with the U.S., which were then ended when Trump got angry about a mild TV ad that simply repeated the pro-trade comments of former U.S. President Ronald Reagan. Notably, Jivani ignores this while also ignoring real interference – the Trump Administration meeting with those trying to make Alberta separate from Canada. By ignoring all of this, and by blaming Canadians and our Prime Minister for Trump’s actions, Jivani has effectively chosen to side with the Trump Administration rather than with Canada and the Canadian People.
simon chamberfield retweeted
If Poilievre had any common sense he would expel Jivani from the PC caucus. Poilievre looks weak and ineffective in not dealing with Jivani.
simon chamberfield retweeted
Jivani is putting himself on par , if not above, the Prime Minister of Canada. Let that sink in. And still radio silence from @PierrePoilievre on that. This is becoming is unsustainable for the Conservatives. They need to tell Canada what Jivani is to them. The role he plays for them. @cdnpoli @CPC_HQ
