Museum Fremen @dada2marlo

How do Canadians seriously back Carney? -He's 91% invested in America. -He only owns 3 Canadian stocks out of 567 equating to 0.53% -He's destroying our relationship with America. -He cries sovereignty, then goes our backs and tries to set up a membership with the EU -He helped Brookfield become the biggest tax dodger in Canadian history (5.3 Billion in unpaid taxes) -He has more conflicts than any Canadian prime minister in history -Tim Hodson, an American himself who used to work with Mark Carney at Goldman Sachs, refuses to release his list of stock investments -Carney hires an American as the CEO of his government: Maia Johnson, who's a former employee for Hillary Clinton -He brought in a failed EV mandate, which only helped sell American EVs - He's using dictator-like tactics to scare Canadians into policy and decisions "Dangerous and divided world" -He's already the worst prime minister in Canadian history, and that's saying a lot since we just had Trudeau. -His lack of negotiating a deal is hollowing out our industrial sector, and all those jobs are going to where? The United States, the same place he has 91% of his investments.

Mark Carney @MarkJCarney

a week ago

Canada is the greatest country on earth. A country where you are free to be who you want to be. To speak your mind. To worship as you choose. To live your life as you wish. That is independence. That is sovereignty.

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I'm glad Jamil Jivani is paying attention to my posts about "Conservative" Chinese lobbyists who show up on CTV & CBC. 🤣 @DeepSearchX_ that I built is literally uncovering 𝗘𝗩𝗘𝗥𝗬 𝗦𝗜𝗡𝗚𝗟𝗘 𝗥𝗘𝗖𝗢𝗥𝗗! You're welcome 😎

Jamil Jivani @jamiljivani

2 weeks ago

I have an idea. What if the corporate lobbyists appearing on television or radio had to disclose on the air any relevant conflicts of interest before commenting on the news? For example, if a person working for firms like Rubicon, Teneo or TACT appeared on CBC or CTV, they had to

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‼️The Canadian "Private College" scandal gets BLOWN OPEN New information: About 14,800 students at just three “Academy of Learning” franchise locations received more than $219 million in non-repayable OSAP grants in 2024–25, according to freedom-of-information data obtained by The Canadian Press. Students at every publicly funded college in Ontario combined qualified for about $385 million that same year. Three strip-mall-style career colleges took in well over half of what the entire public college system received in grants. The locations are Academy of Learning Bay Street in downtown Toronto, Brampton East, and a North York branch of the Brampton campus. They share a parent company. Career Colleges Ontario had already flagged them, along with other private schools, for OSAP application growth of 500 to 600 percent in two years while most campuses were flat. Court records from the schools’ challenge of a provincial funding cutoff show what inspectors reported. One Brampton student’s quizzes and final exam in a business-writing course were all completed the SAME DAY. The exam took six minutes. Another final was finished the first day the student opened the course. Inspectors said some students could not name their school, program, or courses, and that the Bay Street campus could not show OSAP-funded students were actually participating. Ottawa also raised concerns about growth, shared applications, and rising defaults. These are grants, not loans. The money does not come back. Our money is being given away. We need answers.

He’s right, you know.

MBrant75 @MBrant75

2 years ago

Let’s break down a CBC “fact check” from last night regarding the Century Initiative. “It’s not a liberal policy”. I will make up my own mind on that, thank you. 🧵

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Just in: Moosehead Brewery in Canada is the largest brewery in the Country. Due to tariffs, they are selling their booze to the United States at a LOSS. They continue to do this because we are their largest buyer by far, and they don't want to lose the business altogether. In two days, the total ban of Canadian Alcohol (non-alcoholic beverages are exempt) takes effect and thousands of Canadian businesses will not survive if the ban actually takes place on Tuesday. Thanks to Mark Carney who decided it was a great idea to pick a fight and walk away from a great deal with their largest trading partner over TDS and politics.

@Globetr00392458 @Tablesalt13 UK and more recently Australia are case studies for us to avoid this dumb ass idea.

The sad truth is that anywhere between one-third and 40% of the country will go along with whatever the Liberals do, no matter how contemptuous it is of our democracy? I struggle to think of any other western democracy that functions this way. But the band plays on...

Holly Doan @hollyanndoan

a month ago

@SevenBananaMore That’s because PM @MarkJCarney skips Parliament and then skips #cdnmedia as irrelevant. Subsidized 🇨🇦 media doesn’t mind. Thank you @WSJ for telling Canadians what’s going on. @paulvieira @CdnHeritage

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@adamscochran Most Canadians? Are you serious? You can see the yellow right? Also this poll is run by a wacky NDP guy. I don't trust polls from Research Co. and I don't trust anyone who thinks communism is the way forward.

HE NAILS IT. Finally some common sense! Canada's Ian Lee (One of Canada's brightest) absolutely nails it today! Agree 100%. Says its the privileged public sector calling for this trade war - they have nothing to lose. And its emotional. "an awful lot of people's jobs are on the line!" Says he doesn't even know if "sovereignty was on the table" because hes never seen the deal! FINALLY - Common sense is starting to pierce through the emotion. This is what we need right now!

Global Energy Security at Risk if Strait of Hormuz Does Not Open in Weeks, IEA Chief Says energynow.ca/?p=603842

Humiliation? You've done that to yourself. You run a nothing story to smear Poilievre when Mark Carney has more conflicts of interest than any Canadian Prime Minister in history. I've done more research on Mark Carney's conflicts of interest than your entire organization combined and I'm not even a journalist. I'm just a guy with a moose statue and a cat next to me on my desk.

@MarcNixon24 There’s a very good reason why Liberals or the media don’t even attempt to deny David’s reporting. Because they know you can’t argue against a guy that has all the receipts, and the last thing they want to do is call attention to David and his work.

China slaps 73.5% preliminary tariff on pea starch from Canada... So, how's that diversifying trade portfolio thing working for ya, Mark? share.google/4hxo2H9OYfTf78…

The UAE is building a ~1.4MM Bbl/d, 370km pipeline costing ~$4BN USD, started in 2025 and onstream in 2027. Canada aims to potentially build a 1MM Bbl/d pipeline, to cost ~$40BN, take 8+years, and is tying it to an obsolete/costly $30BN Pathways project. See the difference???

The Grand Ransom™️has now been signed: a reduced & deferred carbon tax to $140/t by 2040, and the promise of a new pipeline that "is tied to Pathways", a $30BN project that is irrelevant and enormously expensive. No other country in the world is doing this to themselves, just 🇨🇦.

Not a single purchaser of crude oil in the world asks nor cares about the carbon footprint of the barrel, instead is 100% focused on accessibility, affordability, and reliability. I do not see how we overcome this massive misunderstanding which underpins all ongoing negotiations.

This is what Canadians have been subjected to by our media in just last several weeks. We have a record deficit, record food insecurity, record homelessness, record crime, record food inflation, record household debt, record youth unemployment and the media is putting all focus on a person and party who has never held power in Canada for 11 years? This is a problem. How will anything ever improve if the very Government who is managing our Country is never scrutinized or held accountable? Guess what it’s not going to. This is what a protection racket looks like.

@gator_gum Anyone who owns shares in a company is an owner in that company. Carney holds significant shares in Brookfield.

🚨 CANADA'S BIGGEST BANK just got put on recession watch. Royal Bank of Canada is being watched closely for one number next earnings season: loan loss provisions. That’s money banks set aside when they believe borrowers may soon struggle to pay mortgages, credit cards, or loans. Why it matters now: 🔹 Mortgage renewals are hitting at much higher rates than 2021 🔹 Household debt remains heavy 🔹 Unemployment is rising 🔹 Consumers are already squeezed by groceries and bills If provisions stay elevated or climb again, it could be another warning sign that Canada’s slowdown is getting real. The stress often shows up in bank earnings before it shows up everywhere else.

A very powerful & passionate speech by MP John Brassard who is the chair of the ethics committee. There is a real problem when “The opposition party (in Canada) is held to greater account than the Government”