I’m a Canadian business owner and Professional Engineer who is concerned about the current direction of our country.
British Columbia, Canada
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We need less of these types of people in Canada.
real talk @BradMBradford, you ran a hell of a race. it’s prob hard to not have really dark thoughts but please know you are alone and you should give into them
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Leftists be like: “They're using the guy beheading your brother in the street to distract you from your real enemy: Jeff Bezos delivering medicine to your front door overnight.”
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If President Trump was losing an election then called up his former personal attorney turned Supreme Court justice to extend voting by 3 hours...
All of the media would be sounding the alarm on corruption. But when fascist dictator Lula does it for Brazil the media cheers his victory.
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Look how quickly other communist leaders are congratulating Lula despite the questionable results. This tells you everything about their bigger plan to take down capitalism in the West. Eyes open folks. This is the fight of our generation.
Congratulations, President @LulaOficial, on your re-election in Brazil.
The relationship between Canada and Brazil has flourished under our partnership. Let’s seize this opportunity to make it even stronger, together — to create major new trade opportunities, protect the environment, and build greater prosperity for both our peoples.
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What was the good part?
▪️$13.8 billion deficit?
▪️Record government debt?
▪️Being restricted from using public parks?
▪️Waiting years to get a healthcare procedure?
▪️The endless focus on ideology vs the economy?
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Leftists want to “protect democracy” but they don’t think any other parties should be elected… so they actually want a leftist dictatorship with no ability to choose anything but leftism… but they see this as “protecting freedom” it’s f*cking insane.
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Is it wrong that I'm loving the left's meltdown in BC over the election results?
I’m really enjoying all the crash outs from the far left over the election results in BC. They are the real extremists.
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No more excuses now. BC Alberta and Saskatchewan need to tell Ottawa to collectively go F itself.
Ignore all anti O&G laws and tanker bans.
Green light every pipeline everywhere and let the assholes in Ottawa try and litigate their way into a fight with the West.
Firewall the F out of them like you promised. Anything less just proves you’ve been full of shit this entire time.
Congratulations to Lorne Doerksen @LDoerkson on becoming the next Premier of British Columbia.
Alberta and British Columbia share strong economic ties and common interests, from trade and energy to transportation and economic growth. I look forward to working with Premier designate Doerksen on shared priorities and advancing the interests of people in both provinces, including unleashing Canada’s potential as an energy superpower.
I also want to acknowledge David Eby @Dave_Eby for his service as Premier. While we did not always see eye to eye, I appreciated the opportunity to work together on issues important to both provinces.
We’re all coping with a deteriorating economy, and a globalist fraud of a Prime Minister making every problem worse.
I wonder if Carney has ever considered giving interviews to Canadian journalists instead of telling them to rely on transcripts from the New York Times.
Carney in Turkey, snippy when a Canadian reporter brings up his own NYT comments:
Reporter: A month ago you told the NYT you were preparing for the possibility of a U.S. invasion. You just spoke with the President — did that come up?
Carney: The New York Times has the transcript. That is not what I said. Quote the transcript, don’t change things
Then he pivots to “we will never be the 51st state… we’re preparing… strong and getting stronger.”
Carney said the “extreme tail risk / irresponsible not to look at it” thing to the Times. He just doesn’t like when Canadian media is asking him about it @MarkJCarney @AbigailBimman
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Once again I need to ask, how come Mark Carney got away with saying there was “no merit” in Canada interfering in the U.S. midterms and politics.
Here are 4 clips of Doug Ford clearly admitting to wanting to do just that.
He previously bragged about walking away from the deal. It’s hard to keep up with Carney’s changing stories.
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Don't listen to any of these morons, you'll just become dumber for doing so.
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Since the wave of support, but also hate, for Metallica is showing no signs of slowing down, here's a bit of history that will ruffle the feathers of a few communism enthusiasts.
On 28 September 1991, Metallica, along with rock legends AC/DC and Pantera, whose career was about to skyrocket, performed at the Monsters of Rock festival in Moscow. It was the first time the festival had been held in Russia.
Those who lived through Soviet occupation or have relatives who lived under Soviet communist control, whether in Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Romania, Bulgaria, the Baltic states or elsewhere in Central and Eastern Europe, will understand the significance of this.
For decades, Western music faced censorship and restrictions under communism. You couldn't simply walk into a shop and buy the latest Metallica album. Fans often had to rely on bootleg recordings and pirated tapes.
Many of those people craved the West, its culture, its music and the freedoms that people on the other side of the Iron Curtain took for granted.
That's why, when Metallica and the other bands performed in Moscow that September, it was about so much more than music.
Hundreds of thousands of people gathered to watch Western rock bands perform in the heart of the Soviet Union, although some estimates put the crowd at over a million. This was at a time when communism was finally crumbling.
James Hetfield recalled that even Soviet soldiers and police simply let go and joined in with the crowd, headbanging to the music.
Less than three months later, the Soviet Union would collapse.
That concert became a powerful symbol of the end of a dark chapter in history.
And most importantly, and this will really annoy all the right people, no political statements were made by the bands. No preaching, no telling people what to think.
As James Hetfield recently said, the audience came to escape reality.
And as for any of the material performed by the bands being political in nature, well, they simply played their songs and let the music do the talking instead of preaching to the audience.
