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23 minutes ago, blackbird said:
You must be very naive if you think you will get satisfactory answers from Trudeau or a liberal. The most you will get is information obstruction on "national security grounds", obfuscation, diversion, confusion, and blame shifting.
And, if all the above fail, he'll try to play the racism, misogynist, un-vaxxed, etc., etc., card. Nothing's beneath that clown.
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A law cannot be rescinded - overturned - cancelled ?
Referring to the onslaught by the federal govt. against legal gun owners.?
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17 hours ago, Dougie93 said:
Nobody believes in the Progressive Conservatives of Canada, everybody knows they are a fake opposition
You're wrong on that Dougie . . . . many believe in the PCC and are willing to give Pierre Poilievre a chance.
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49 minutes ago, Queenmandy85 said:
China is not the only serious threat to the political climate in Canada. The Russian GRU and its ilk are bombarding us with reams of mis-information on the Ukrainian fight for its independence. Then there are Americans trying to subvert Canadian democracy with operations such as the Ottawa occupation, partially financed by Americans and openly flaunting American flags. This is nothing new. Canadian political parties receive assistance (volunteers) from both Republican and Democratic parties and reciprocate in kind.
Yeah but, yeah but, yeah but . . . . .
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The 'First Immigrants' (FI) on Vancouver Island have posted No Trespassing signage on their reserves and some other lands under contention. Yet, they collectively use the infrastructure 'off reserve' . . . . It's not unusual to see young men of employable and working age, mid-day, off reserve, with wife and gaggle of children all ages. The sad fact is that there are generations of FI men in particular that just don't know how to work, or know the satisfaction of providing for their families. Possibly their fathers and grand-fathers never worked either.
I logged with many FI fellows, and to a person, they have said that the best thing they have ever done was to get off the reserve . . . never to return.
There are big problems ahead for both FI and non-FI with the way past and present Federal and Provincial governments have come under the non-elected influence of the UN (UNDRIP). When there are vast sums of money poured into FI reserves with no accounting ever . . . there is a problem. Harper's 'Transparency Act' was meant to get a handle on this problem . . . elected chiefs and their entourage in fine homes, Cadillac Escalade in the driveway, meetings in Hawaii, and next door to a single mom in her hovel, kids doing drugs . . . . .
Trudeau repealed the Transparency Act . . . .
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2 hours ago, Dougie93 said:
I suffered through decades of Leafs futility
endured all the humiliation
because it was my culture, the story of my people, I grew up at Maple Leaf Gardens
You should find the enjoyment and pleasure of becoming a 'Contrary Leaf Fan' . . . . "what's better than a seven game losing streak?" . . . . why, that would be an eight, or nine, or, or, or.
Love it when the Leafs play the Canucks . . . . two teams of blue in an arena of "booo, booo" Hard to hide a grin when these two chronic under achievers flop onto the ice . . . . .
Combined, the Leafs and Canucks = 100+ years of successful failure.
So cheer up Dougie93 . . . . be a Contrary Leaf Fan, you'll feel much better about Canada!
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26 minutes ago, eyeball said:
As for me where am I going to go home to, Earth? Oh, wait a minute.
Ontario . . .
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42 minutes ago, bcsapper said:
The First Nations Financial Transparency Act was a good step in the right direction, but apparently it's no longer being enforced?
Wasn't this act the first thing that Justin Trudeau repealed after gaining office?
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2 minutes ago, I am Groot said:
Is my description of the current relationship between native leaders and the rest of us inaccurate?
For the most part, it's fairly accurate. White guilt, UNDRIP and woke-ness is the winning combination used against the 90% white population to-day. This situation will not end.
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3 hours ago, Nationalist said:
I will maintain hope...because I must.
The Cutthroat trout will still be in the upper Highwood and the Oldman . . . . Kananaskis (Plains Cree) Stoney origin.
Others may roll over or turn away, but you can go fishing for Cutt's . . . .
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Tiktok sent to the cloak room . . . . bad tiktok!
Justin must have taken a testosterone pill.
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21 minutes ago, Michael Hardner said:
But the complaints about Canada that I read on here from patriots tell me we could learn from first Nations...
Sounds like you've bought-in to the 'keepers of the land' fallacy . . . . marketing at its finest for the 'searching for meaning' urbanites.
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13 minutes ago, CdnFox said:
Well that's the biggest factor. Jagmeet has been looking for a 'safe' wedge issue to distinguish himself as NOT being the Liberals butt boy in the house, and if he senses this might well be it then he might just jump on the bandwagon and demand inquiries or other actions. It could be a powerful issue.
Jagmeet Singh has had multiple chances to act like a leader but has 'turned the other cheek' on his NDP and the citizens of any stripe in Canada. He's not going to jump out of his sh!t-eating character for any one or anything.
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4 hours ago, blackbird said:
Because it is the only source of truth. . . Truth does not fall from the sky, or in some book that someone wrote unless it originates from the Bible. When I am talking about truth, I am talking specifically about moral truth and moral history of mankind, and how God created mankind and eternal truths about mankind. These are things that the Bible is the authority on.
Through countless rewrites, revisions, removals, and translations . . . . is it any wonder that people question the intent and accuracy of the Bible? Your truth is not everyone's truth. There are many folks around the world in many different cultures that know nothing of the Bible, but are fine moral people. They know their truth and it likely isn't your truth, and it's wrong of Bible adherents to try to trump someone else's belief system.
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1 hour ago, CdnFox said:
The 'first nations' folks came from Asia.
The 'first nations' can't play victim forever, eventually they have to produce results and start being responsible for their own lives.
Not 'First Nations' . . . . . they're 'First Immigrants'. Anyone born here is Indigenous.
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16 hours ago, eyeball said:
The victim shirt definitely fits better when you're a member of a small powerless nation that suffered injustice at the hands of a far larger more powerful nation . . . . .
Are you referring to the predatory Haida that came down the coast to sh!tkick VI westcoast 'nations' and take slaves back north? Maybe you (Ontario transplant) and your wife can get compensation from the Haida?
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15 hours ago, TreeBeard said:
Any examples of these unjust prosecutions of people who are, apparently, just expressing their views?
Perhaps someone who is not a holocaust denier, but questions/disputes the number of Jews who were murdered by the Nazis . . . .
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5 minutes ago, CdnFox said:
When we keep voting for people like Trudeau and reward their lies, corruption and failures then we get . . . you guessed it . . . lies corruption and failure.
Elect a clown . . . expect a circus.
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28 minutes ago, Army Guy said:
People don't trust any politician now, it is regular practice to lie and cheat, and deceive the public on a regular basis, we have not had a real leader come forward in a long time that would do anything like you suggested.
Pierre Poilievre has the forethought to video himself answering hard and difficult questions by the handful of real journalist/interviewers . . . . archived for any potential voter, and PP held to account, and also to curtail the desperate federal Liberals from hi-jacking PP's policy as their own.
myata . . . . consider your right to vote.
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3 hours ago, West said:
Curled up with a bowl of his mommas soup and pretended to be sick.. hopefully momma didn't let him play video games
'Convenient Covid' . . .
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2 hours ago, blackbird said:
Trudeau has broken this country up like no other PM has ever done. He has divided Canadians in every way possible and through various means has made the cost of living impossible to keep up with for many Canadians. He has attacked Canadians in every way possible. This is what caused the Freedom Convoy. Most of the protesters were peaceful people, but he even insulted and attacked peaceful people. He is dangerous and destructive. As a result of this divisive PM we are losing our democracy. A good PM would have united people. He does the exact opposite for political gain.
Justin Trudeau is an enemy of Canada. He's a traitor. Nothing more . . . just a traitor.
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It's mentioned that . . . . . "Paul Rouleau is Justice of the Court of Appeal for the province of Ontario, Canada. He led the Public Order Emergency Commission in 2022. His brother Pierre Rouleau was married to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's aunt, and former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's sister, Suzette"
from another website.
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A real leader would have met with the convoy and tried to find a compromise or dispel the situation. Trudeau came down with another case of 'Convenient Covid' and hid out all the while calling the convoy racist and a variety of snipes.
Trudeau is not a leader, he's laughed at globally, and dis-respected at home. Truly an embarrassment wherever he goes. Canada has suffered damage with his inept 'leadership' . . . . .
Completely consumed with global warming and his image, the Canadian citizens are just an after-thought.
The die is set now, expect more Emergency Act (War Measures Act) shows of force. It makes Trudeau look tough - to himself. Citizens see something else . . .
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On 2/14/2023 at 2:13 PM, RedDog said:
It’s never been a democracy. Get Alberta Out and negotiate payback. It will break Canada via the World Court.
Alberta would die on the vine. Never make it on it's own. Never going to happen.
On the other hand, Manitoba westward would be a very viable country, with Churchill as the eastern terminus for access to European markets, and BC for Asian markets. All the food and fuel needed, and the enthusiasm to make it happen. Remember, Quebec and Ontario need the west more than the west needs them. Western separation? Yes!
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CSIS: Liberal MP is alleged Chinese agent, Trudeau ignored warnings
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Perhaps if your nose is rubbed in the Liberal stench enough, you'll quit sh!t!ng on the carpet by voting for Trudeau.