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"A more dangerous and divided world" 🌍
Carney has said it, or a version of it, nearly 100 times in 16 months. Speeches, press releases, X posts, even his mandate letter.
Election night he promised to "put an end to the division and anger of the past."
Since then:
• U.S. trade talks collapsed Aug. 21. 50% tariffs hit about $20B of our goods
• Deficit went from $36.3B to $72B in one year, per the budget watchdog
• 68,000 jobs gone in September. Youth unemployment at 13%
• Groceries up 33% since 2020
He keeps warning us about the world.
Maybe the problem is closer to HOME? 🤦🏻♂️
Repeat it till everyone Repeats it, eh? 🇨🇦
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Another mouthful of Greek salad from a central banking parasite. It boggles the mind how low resolution one must be to fall for this rhetoric. Mr. Carney didn't leave his coffin in Europe and travel to this resource/labor colony to help the peasantry. He doesn't represent his constituency. He is a representative of International Finance.
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Their New World Order is crashing and burning in real time. The lies are collapsing, the cracks are widening, and the establishment is losing control. But don't mistake desperation for defeat.
Those who built this system will not surrender their power willingly. Stay vigilant, question everything, and never surrender your freedom. When those in power feel their grip slipping, the real danger is what they’ll do to keep it.
What if Russia, Canada, and the United States turned their backs on the globalist establishment and built a new world order of their own? Imagine the combined strength of three nations with vast natural resources, immense territory, strategic power, and the potential for unprecedented economic cooperation.
Instead of endless confrontation, sanctions, and foreign entanglements, imagine three sovereign nations working together to secure their borders, strengthen their economies, protect their national interests, and pursue peace.
Not a world order built on domination and control, but one built on sovereignty, strength, mutual respect, and national independence.
Now imagine what that would mean for the rest of the world.
🤖 Made with AI
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Carney to Alberta (Ryan Jespersen podcast): “Am I open to constitutional reform? Yes… The constitution is not unamendable.”
Carney to the press gallery the next day: “That’s not what I said at all.” Then the pivot—constitutional change is “difficult,” “long,” “not necessary,” “we don’t start there.” Just “pragmatic common solutions.”
Same man. Same week. Different rooms.
Alberta just voted. Separation was rejected, but the other questions showed clear demand for more provincial power—immigration, courts, Senate, opt-outs. Carney told Albertans “no to the nine” beforehand. Now he pretends the door was never open.
This is the pattern. Soft talk for the West when cameras are friendly. Immediate walk-back when Ottawa presses. He has no intention of delivering real structural change for Alberta. The framing changes with the audience. The outcome never does.
Alberta noticed. #cdnpoli
Mark Carney said one thing to Ryan Jespersen and another when pressed by the parliamentary press gallery today on constitutional reform
To Ryan Jespersen (Real Talk podcast, ~Oct 16): “Am I open to constitutional reform? Yes, I’m open to it… but I’m open to it with laying the groundwork for consensus. And part of the way you… lay groundwork for that is you build trust, you build on success, you move forward.”
He also stated: “The constitution is not unamendable, to be clear.”
The Toronto Star turned these remarks into the “Carney opens door to constitutional change” story ahead of the Alberta referendum
To the parliamentary press gallery today: When a reporter followed up on the implication that he was open to constitutional change: “I’m sorry, you have no interest in having constitutional change? No, don’t. I didn’t say. That’s not what I said at all.”
He then stressed that he favors “working now pragmatically to common solutions,” noted that constitutional change is difficult and long, and argued issues such as immigration should be handled through federal-provincial cooperation without opening the Constitution. He framed constitutional reform as something “we don’t start there” and that is “not necessary.”
The flipPodcast (Alberta-focused audience): “Yes, I’m open to it.”
Press gallery when directly asked what that means: “That’s not what I said at all,” followed by a clear preference for non-constitutional routes.
Same Prime Minister, different rooms, different messages yet AGAIN!
The “open to constitutional change” line that generated headlines gets walked back the moment the gallery presses him on it... then he rushes away @MarkJCarney
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Steel plants closing or packing up for the United States.
And Carney is still out here claiming carbon taxes will make Canadian steel a global leader.
Higher costs, less competitiveness, jobs walking out the door… and the response is still the same Net Zero pitch 🤦🏻♂️
If this was working, the plants would be expanding here, not leaving!
How is that not obvious??
Anyone still buying this?
#cdnpoli
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Carney is banking on it.
'Very much an open question': Carney's West Coast pipeline project could run into legal pitfalls nationalpost.com/news/60-mil…
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Jason you’re promoting this policy in Canada by cheering on carney and the liberals. Shut the fuck up.
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What country is he talking about?
Surely not Canada, where people have seen free speech curtailed, bank accounts frozen, and churches burned, temples shot at and old ladies trampled.
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Ummm, he blocks everyone with a different opinion than him. Of course no conservative appears anywhere near him.
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"I am a Canadian citizen and regarding Canada becoming an associate member of the European Union (EU),..."
Optionally comment to explain your response.
3%Yes, 🇨🇦 join the EU🤝
84%No, 🇨🇦 reject the EU🖕
3%I'm not a Canadian
11%Just show me the results
8,320 votes • Final results AM9684 retweeted
$55 Million Civil Suit against the RCMP, CSIS and the Canadian government.
Former RCMP Inspector and whistleblower
William Majcher claims they abused their powers, fabricated a national security threat and orchestrated an unlawful arrest. He has all the evidence necessary to prove it.
Canadians are no longer free or safe with law enforcement leadership compromised.
Share by re-posting far and wide.
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What a bunch of nonsense, the liberal government's been made well aware of what's happening it's still cool and any reporter worth anything could look at stelco's Lobby reports. Because they've told the liberal government over and over and over and over and over and over and over. If you can't do your job as a journalist pay Northern perspective or Vesper to do it for you because they're obviously better at it than you
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"...some within the Alberta separatist movement wouldn’t blink at our subordination to the American state.
"What, people must ask themselves in the weeks before the vote, are they willing to risk by voting for secession?"
Opinion: Alberta’s separatists would sell us out to the Americans theglobeandmail.com/opinion/…
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🚨FRIENDLY REMINDER🚨
The Canadian Government is funnelling taxpayer funds to municipalities to purchase real estate—hotels, apartments, housing complexes—to house migrants while Canadians face homelessness.
This isn't immigration; it's state-sponsored replacement.
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I bet Carney wished they remained suppressed.
Little wonder he and Liberals dit like to mention that the 2nd carbon tax (Clean fuel regulation) adds 19 cents per litre to diesel and 16 cents per litre to gasoline
Canadians continue to be green fleeced by Carney
