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In Canada 80% of the deaths between March 27 and April 10 were from vaxed people. Over 50% were from 3xers. When you take into consideration that 1) there are significant known side-effects from the vaxes and 2) we still don't know if there are any longer-term side effects, the drugs' ineffectiveness is making it a complete farce as a mandatory injection. The real debate now needs to be about whether or not it's even worthwhile for the government to keep on paying for it. We've sunk tens of billions of dollars into it and we're getting bupkis.3 points
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Personally, I think the wives, daughters and mistresses of rich men will still be able to access safe abortions whether they are legal or not.2 points
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Maybe if they had maternity leave and universal healthcare and assistance for single moms they wouldn't have to fight for forced pregnancy and birth?2 points
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Definite possibility. According to the transfer payments section of the 2020-2021 Public Accounts of Canada, the WEF received $2,291,095 from Canadian taxpayers in the form of grants and contributions. Funding came from 2 departments - Department of Environment and the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade, and Development.2 points
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I believe what’s happening in the US is a new understanding of how precious life is. This nonsense that Elizabeth Warren quotes, saying 68% of Americans wanting abortions to stay legal is wildly inaccurate propaganda. And women have the same right to control their bodies as men. But, the baby in the womb is not their body. They are starting to realize this. Over 60 million abortions have occurred in the US since 1972. It’s been a curse on that country, but hopefully the curse will be lifted soon.2 points
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Coyne is pretty respected as a Conservative commentator, unlike the YouTube street corner prophets of late. Conservatives used to be known for pragmatism and listening to their elders. This Bitcoin nerd Poilievre seems unsound.2 points
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Defund CBC fire bank of Canada governor cryptocurrency push anger and division yell scream ol then skipping questions from reporter at end conservatives really have gone the populist route if that clown is the front runner2 points
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Fitting. It's the perfect metaphor for the LOPC, and probably the most productive ten minutes of his career as a politician.2 points
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Dude, people weren't harassed at all and neither were businesses. Those are all lies by our msm that were debunked. The only interruption to local businesses was at the discretion of the local and federal government. We've heard all the nonsense from CBC, CTV etc about all the awful activity at the Freedom Convoy protests and how peaceful the BLM protests were, we're just not buying it. You can say it 'til the cows come home but I'm not going full-retard with you. Pretty much every minute of the Freedom Convoy was surrunded by our MSM, desperate to catch them on something.... Do you have any evidence of the illegal activity, or is it just your own esteemed opinion? Do you have a cite with some video evidence? The story about the flaming dogshit, PLANTED BY SOME VILE TRUCKERS!, in the apartment building was a bust, there's not much other video evidence that I'm aware of. Your post sucked blackbird. It was really atrocious and repugnant based on the level of accusations and the complete lack of evidence.2 points
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BREAKING: The Supreme Court in India just banned forced vaccines, stating it violates section 21 of their constitution that protects individuals’ bodily integrity and personal autonomy. Hopefully our governments are paying attention. https://www.indiatvnews.com/news/india/covid19-vaccination-not-mandatory-supreme-court-order-unvaccinated-individuals-restrictions-2022-05-02-7736151 point
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Looks like Canada will sign on to this pandemic response bill effectively giving the Chinese full autonomy over our health care. thehill.com/opinion/healthcare/3265603-extended-pandemic-shows-the-need-for-a-pandemic-treaty/amp/ We are slowly giving our sovereignty over to dictators little by little1 point
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Your hatred of women. We all know that Republicans of all people don’t give a shit about life. US has some of the worst infant mortality rates and the worst rates of women dying during childbirth and lack of access to healthcare and medically necessary abortions is one major reason and Republicans couldn’t give a shit. They don’t even want to allow abortions in cases where the mothers life is at risk.1 point
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You are totally ignorant of the facts. The Legislature voted. He did not act on his own. And what did they vote for? To make Disney pay the same taxes as all other business. You call that an extreme abuse of office? You have no clue what you are talking about.1 point
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NDP supporter. Funny. The court decision involved mandatory vaccination for health care workers in order to keep their jobs, not your "right" to eat at a restaurant. No doubt this will be appealed.1 point
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Just scanning this thread and I have a couple of questions. First, why are the progagandists from the left so interested in a Conservative leadership campaign? They seem to like Charest so there's another reason to vote against him. They hate, double-hate, Poilievre so if you're an actual Conservative Pierre has to be your guy. Second and this is more a question on all the candidates. Why aren't any of them supporting a ban of media bailouts? They should be. Why aren't they? It's understandable that the media is being so quiet about it though. Oh and an observation from reading the last 2 pages. That business of thinking they've found Pierre's kryptonite by attacking his support of crypto and willingness to fire the Bank of Canada head seems to have come out of the last debate. They all piled on about that one and Canada's liberal paid media is salivating and joining the attack. I think they're wasting their bullets. The average guy isn't scared of that.1 point
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Congratz on being the only sensible leftist. They don't just have "a position", as in "we disagree with that", they have a publicly stated goal of changing a law, and that's way beyond the pale. They're throwing their corporate might directly against Florida's democratically-arrived-at law and as a result their power and influence as a corporation are being curtailed. Disney is threatening to wage a political campaign for the sexual education of small children... They didn't get the status that they had because they were trying to create laws and lord over the sexual orientation on 5 yr olds, they got it because they were a world-leader in childhood entertainment and one of the greatest American institutions of the last half of the 20th century. They've abandoned what made them great and became political activists. They lost their special status. They won't continue to get tax breaks and special exemptions just so that they can operate as an oligarch. I'd argue that Florida's democracy is more important than a minor hit to their economy, but will their economy even suffer? It seams like they just generated a massive income stream that they never had before and I don't think that what DeSantis did will slow traffic to Disney. The damage done to Disney's brand occurred when they opened their mouths and interfered with the parent-child relationships of every Floridian. Universal studios is also in Orlando, I've been there myself - it's pretty cool. Florida's beached aren't going anywhere. Florida, now more than ever, is seen as a place of freedom and American values. Florida is flourishing under DeSantis. If you want to worry about an entire state, worry about California.1 point
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My time, at the moment is limited, but I must apologize for my comment about colours of suns and all that. While you and I rarely agree, I have the utmost respect for your intellect. I would like to blame my having responded before I had my coffee. It will happen again, so I apologize in advance. Cheers.1 point
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And PP is from fantasy land. If you agree with Mr. Poilievre, I have to ask what colour is the sun on your planet? Your use of terms like fascist and communist are immature.1 point
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Also - to point out that Coyne EXPLICITLY STATES that going Liberal is a losing strategy. For those of you who can read - Bitcoin, Convoys and getting angry over MASKS are not Conservative ideology. Neither is brainless raging. Come up with a balanced opposition to Trudeau or lose the 4th election in a row to him. That's right FOURTH.1 point
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Or maybe the CPC has not had a leader that can convince all the people (let alone their own party) to get on board? Not sure PP is the mainstream man for the job (yet). He is behaving kinda Trumpian.1 point
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1. Exactly. We can see what happens when the loonies have an impact on health policy (see USA death rates vs. Canada death rates due to Covid). One can imagine the unmitigated financial disaster when these moronic know-it-alls start preaching to use from the YouTube bible on how we need to float the currency on clown coins or some f*cking such. Get your hands off my savings, please and thank you.1 point
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Lol...does the prospect of an alternative currency bother you? Not institutionalized enough maybe? The CPC need a strong leader who is actually conservative. Not some limp version blessed by The Globe.1 point
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Let's just hope Jagmeet has learned our toiletry usage better than our languages. Or that winning hand will be...a tad messy.1 point
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Andrew Coyne surveys the landscape. His assessment is that mindless partisanship has given way to fringe binging. Many conservatives feel that way. "the campaign, like the party, is not nearly ideological enough. This has been a problem for many years. In the Harper years, the party renounced most serious ideological differences with the Liberals in favour of mindless partisanship. In its current incarnation, it leans more to out and out wackjobbery: conspiracy theories of various kinds – is it George Soros who is secretly controlling our lives, or is it the World Economic Forum? – vaccine denialism, and cheering on the lawless mob that took over Ottawa earlier this year. Oh yes, and shilling for bitcoin, as an alternative to the dollar. Three of the five candidates on the podium last Thursday represented some hue of this sort of thinking." https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-vaccine-refusal-blockades-bitcoin-what-does-any-of-this-have-to-do/1 point
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He was the worst of them all. Registered Republicans like me ARE the party. We chose Trump to run against Hillary because WE are sick of the RINO's. There are good Republicans and there are RINOs, and the rank and file Republican voter - ME - sent a message, and are continuing to send a message with our votes, that we want the RINO's out. Liz Cheney is out, others are out, and those who are still in don't even understand all this and they are on their way out. But it takes a little time to accomplish this. But we also have to win, and that is a consideration, because if we do not then the Marxists win, and right now we are on the precipice of disaster. And trust me, Canada does not want us to have the disaster that we are facing.1 point
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I thought you'd like this thread. I am an American nationalist. You are a Canadian nationalist. And that is great. That is as it should be. If you and I were the leaders of our nations we could still negotiate and cooperate, because cooperation is in the best interest of the nations, and negotiations would always be based on us each trying to get the best position for our own country. And there is nothing wrong with that. Well, the question there would be: Are Canadian interests best served by a Europe dominated by an authoritarian Germany and by a Great Britain defeated by that Germany? That is where you start. Not sure what that means1 point
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YOU are 100% correct. I make you an honorary Great American. LOL ??1 point
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Polievre is the necessary change. He can be abrasive. Lewis is the social conservative conscious. She is very cool. Charest is the safe bet, but he shouldn’t lead. Let him be the diplomat.1 point
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Debate was decent. Brown impressed me. Scott did okay also. Charest not so great but browns my guy going forward anyway. Babar Lewis and Pierre just came across as 3 out of touch idiots who are unelectable so nothing new there1 point
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It doesn't matter that it happened to less than 500 people. The fact is that it was a deplorable tactic which undermined confidence in our banking system and it never should have been used for political reasons. Who else has done something that serious for no other reason than protecting their own political crimes aside from Trudeau and the Nazis?1 point
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You asshole. It was my Mother and she died. Not of COVID but she passed away. Why would I lie? Don't need your BS about what I said, I know what happened. Some people stoop so low to cover their point it is embarrassing for them and you, stepped over the line!!!1 point
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What kind of meeting was it to take your computer and take a dump... I mean who does that, first, it was hey take the meeting naked, now they have a meeting in the toilet stalls... got to be the new generations... I know my generation took a book to read, today you show everyone your poo face, and grunting is the new norm...1 point
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Canadian infantrymen pick up the slack what the government refuses to pay in treasure our brothers pay in blood at the going down of the sun and in the morning, every day is remembrance day ducimus1 point
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Quoted: Wilson also clarified that the Freedom Convoy protest was not illegal at any point, even though Prime Minister Trudeau called it illegal, and big media went along with it. In fact, an Ontario superior court judge sided with the convoy. When an injunction against honking horns was declared, the court also stated that “provided the terms of this Order are complied with, the defendants and other persons remain at liberty to engage in a peaceful, lawful and safe protest.” Yes we should be very worried with the direction the country is taking.1 point
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There are no abortions after 2 years. Human gestation is 9 months. Killing a 2 year old is murder, by all accounts.1 point
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So its OK for the government to target my bank account because of a Go Fund Me I donated too? That's a little orwellian.1 point
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I think that is a decision that should be made between a woman and her doctor. I don't think it's anybody else's business. Certainly not yours.1 point
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I am a nationalist and I believe in the supremacy of Western ideals. So much of one that I cringe at the thought that we joined Britain in WWI just because. We should be no one's biatch.1 point
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Well I am a Nationalist. And I agree with everything Hazony said here. Now it's time for a complete re-birth of Nationalism. Especially in Canada.1 point
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I watched part of the debate. I am a member of the federal Conservative Party. At present, I plan to vote for Charest. ----- The perfect is the enemy of the good. a) If Poilievre wins, he'll want nothing to do with Charest. b) If Charest wins, he'll keep Poilievre on his team.1 point
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so, what you are feeling are the effects of monarchy Section 1 is the power of the Queen being used against you and that is Canada, that is the true nature of Canada Canada itself is repressing you Canadians you meet on the street will often say that they "love Canada" but that's probably because they don't actually know Canada. they don't know what Canada is they fill that void with a benign Canadian People's Republic of the mind, even tho no such country actually exists1 point
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That's what I was thinking too... But now there's this: https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2022/05/true_the_vote_is_about_to_drop_an_information_bomb_regarding_election_fraud.html1 point
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I am sure most developers are also significant (fill in any political party) donors. Businesses of all stripes donate to all political parties just to butter their bread. Lobbyists are also apolitical. Whomever sits on the throne gets visits from lobbyists. Even if not sitting on the throne, lobbyists are active to get anyone on their side to move whatever project they have forward. That is the entire reason for lobbying. For sure Ford has lobbyists, as did McGunty and Wynne and even Horwath gets funds and lobbying action (primarily unions ). As for land, most land is owned by private persons or businesses or developers.1 point
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I like pointing out a lot of connections to etymology that acts as memetic proof that the Judeao-Christian-Muslim beliefs are rooted in Egyptian 'myth'. For example, "Moses" is actually a generic Egyptia term for 'leader', as name like "Ramses" [= 'Ra' + 'Moses' for "Leader of the light (of the sun)] or "Adam" derives from "Aten", the term that referenced 'solids'. and is generally covered under the meaning "earth"; that "adam" then meant Earth-kind of which it isn't surprising that the ancients would know meant, human kind and all other animals under our Earthly control. That "Eve" meant "all that follows" and why we get terms like "ever", "even", "(h)eaven", and many other related terms referencing infinite concepts. Thus, I can show how the original source of the Bible likely had non-religious rational meaning that got twisted in time (and wait for it, "evolved") to become religion. The Adam and Eve story was itself not meant to literally refer to particular people but was personified (cartooned) to help communicate and remember the generic shared secular 'science' of its day and NOT the irrational modern religious interpretation. At least demonstrating these even if being 'speculative' can help show that their religious interpretations CAN be 'natural' without requiring religion. The 'statistical' significance of the eymological roots is way more convincing and harder for the religious person to deny using their own preferred method of thinking.1 point
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Yeah, some folks need to call names. Be it Fascist or Nazi or whatever. Seems it is their way of trying to be smart or superior. In Ontario you have Andera Horwath, a 5 time loser with a Bob Rae (liberal interim leader too) albatross around her neck and still peddling his philopsophy Steven Del Duca, the illegitimate (or maybe legitimate?) child of McGuinty and Wynne also still peddling their philosophy. Ford, former drug dealer (say some), former Mayor of the centre of the universe and present premier through the greatest worldwide pandemic in recent (if not all) history during 1/2 of his tenure Which one has the credibility to carry on? In my mind, Ford seems the illogical choice.1 point