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Canadians DIED for these freedoms.
Come here and enjoy them? Show some damn respect for those who paid the price. Born here? Same expectation.
Don Cherry was right about respecting our veterans.
#DonCherry #LestWeForget #CanadianVeterans
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Zelensky Staffer Outs Massive Financial Corruption Of Our Tax Dollars Being Used To Enrich His Circle & Reconfirms T.0.R.T.U.R.E Buildings. The UN Has Confirmed T.0.R.T.U.R.E Buildings As Well. Ukrainians Suffer. I show video and articles:
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62,3 milliards $ le nouveau déficit à Ottawa.
Ça représente 1500$ par citoyen, tout âge confondu.
Hier, le gouvernement libéral à Ottawa vient de pelleter ça sur votre dos. Juste cette année. L’an prochain, ce sera pire.
Encore un gouvernement irresponsable qui hypothèque l’avenir de la prochaine génération.
Et les prétextes sont toujours bons pour justifier l’endettement public.
À Québec, on nous a parlé de moderniser l’économie en investissant dans la filière batterie.
À Ottawa, Carney nous dit qu’on doit stimuler la productivité.
Des belles paroles, de belles théories économiques.
La réalité est qu’ils nous appauvrissent et appauvrissent encore plus vos enfants.
Tout ça pendant qu’Ottawa prépare son plan pour augmenter substantiellement l’immigration.
Espérons que ce soit le point de bascule qui rendra le dépensier Parti libéral du Canada de moins en moins populaire au Québec.
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I had an opportunity to spend a week in the U.S., and I made a few observations.
We often hear Canadians proudly say, “We’re not like Americans.” But I’m curious about what we mean by that, and why we assume it is something to congratulate ourselves about.
The first thing I noticed was pride in their country. American flags everywhere! A sense that loving your country does not depend on who happens to be in power.
In Canada, we have seen the flag treated as controversial one moment and encouraged the next. Apparently, we need to check the political mood before deciding whether we can proudly fly our own flag. If we need permission to show pride in our country, what else have we learned to ask permission for?
So if pride in their country is one of the things that makes Americans different, that’s something I would welcome more of here.
I also noticed more personal autonomy and confidence. People seemed comfortable making their own decisions and standing behind their beliefs. Political disagreements? Plenty. But nobody I spoke with seemed to need permission to have an opinion.
When did walking on eggshells become a Canadian virtue? If Americans are more comfortable speaking their minds, why would we pride ourselves on being different?
There also seemed to be less expectation that government should have an answer for everything. People help themselves, help their neighbours and take responsibility for what comes next, without assuming government will step in and sort it all out.
Is that really something we want to distance ourselves from? Independence and personal responsibility sound good to me.
Taken all together, what I noticed was less fear. More willingness to try something, take a chance and live with some uncertainty. A confidence that you can figure things out as you go, even when you have to.
Are these qualities we should distance ourselves from?
I want Canadians to be informed, prepared and confident in their own judgment. Ask questions. Understand the risks. Take chances. Succeed. Fail. Learn and grow.
But for goodness’ sake, LIVE. We cannot let fear make every decision for us and expect government to fix everything.
So tell me: why is it so important to keep announcing that “we’re not like Americans”? What exactly are we congratulating ourselves on?
Give me something more than “we’re nicer.” When people are smeared, labelled and pushed out for expressing different views about this country, can we really say that with a straight face?
Besides, I met some pretty nice people down there too.
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This is what Islam did to America 25 years ago.
I’ll never understand how any American can vote for a Muslim politician.
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CORRUPTION OFF THE CHARTS
LISTEN TO THIS SEGMENT.
Telesat was given billions of dollars from the Liberals. Mark Carney said he was part of the conversations, but not part of the decisions. What’s the difference?
RCMP WHERE ARE YOU HIDING 🫣
Billions to Telesat
Do you think we need an investigation into this "investment" into Carney's friend's company IMMEDIATELY?
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He banned Russia from playing in the world junior hockey championships in Calgary in December.
The court of arbitration for sport overturned the decision and told Canada they must allow them to play so Mark Carney said I might not control sports but I ultimately control who comes into this country and revoke their visas.
He's holding teenagers responsible for the decisions of adult politicians. These kids work their whole lives for this and for many this will be it. For a very few this is a stepping stone to greater things like the NHL.
This Communist Leader is taking that away from them to get an emotional response. How low can a Liberal go?
Pretty low apparently.
THEY'RE KIDS FFS!!!!
Carney says Russia, Belarus not allowed to compete at World Juniors tsn.ca/hockey-canada/article…
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🇺🇦 Der ukrainische 14-jährige Junge sagt, das ihn Männer der Nationalgarde und von Asow in das Haus in der Nähe von Kiew verschleppt haben, ihn im zweiten Stock auf den Bauch gelegt haben und ihn mit einer Schaufel, Fäusten und Stiefeln geschlagen haben, bis er nichts mehr sehen oder hören konnte. Er sagt, sie hätten ihn an den Haaren gepackt, gegen die Wand geworfen und seinen Kopf auf den Boden geschmettert, während sie ihn verhört haben. Dann ist er in Schock gefallen und erinnert sich nicht mehr daran, wie er rausgebracht wurde.
☝️ Das sind ukrainische Videos. Nix Russland. Nix russische Propaganda.
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‼️ BREAKING: Carney's Major Projects Office is staffed by people who are still on corporate payrolls.
And the Liberals won't tell you which corporations.
The Toronto Star reported that 41 workers came in from banks, energy companies & builders.
They KEEP their private sector pay and taxpayers reimburse their companies for part of it.
The “conflict checks?” It’s done in-house.
Only the CEO answers to the ethics commissioner.
When Minister Dominic LeBlanc was asked to name the companies, he said the names should NOT be released.
So we have no names, no independent conflict checks & zero disclosure of what YOU are paying.
Keep in mind they fast-tracked a pipeline costing up to $43.7 BILLION.
How can you audit & do conflict checks on anything you can’t name?
THE COMPANIES ARE INSIDE THE BUILDING, MAKING BILLION DOLLAR DECISIONS, BUT YOU'RE NOT ALLOWED TO KNOW WHICH ONES
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🇨🇦 29,000 FOLLOWERS. 91 MILLION IMPRESSIONS.
What started as a voice questioning the numbers has become a community of Canadians demanding answers.
No political masters. No sugarcoating.
Just honest conversations about money, markets, mortgages, affordability and the future of this country.
To every Canadian who followed, challenged, shared or debated with us THANK YOU. 🇨🇦
We’re not here to tell Canadians what to think.
We’re here to give them something worth thinking about.
29K strong. 91 million impressions. And we’re just getting started.
— @wealthmoose 🫎
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“Whats his political views” In a disturbing interview with @itvnews , Henry Nowak’s mother reveals the first thing police asked the family after informing them their son was murdered.
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The 48-year-old woman who has been charged with assault after allegedly joining two 12-year-olds in beating up a man that was supervising Air Cadets selling poppies has not been named by the Hamilton Police.
The police are under no obligation to hide the identity of the 48-year-old woman. She has been arrested and charged with assault.
This is a disgusting story with multiple eye witnesses.
Why is the Hamilton Police protecting this woman’s identity?
Youth and Woman Arrested After Assault That Left Man with Life-Altering Injuries hamiltonpolice.on.ca/news/yo…
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Its November folks..
You people better be getting a poppy!
We miss ya Grapes!🇨🇦👍🏻
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A commanding officer for the Royal Canadian Air Cadets was left with life-altering injuries following a vicious assault by a 48-year-old woman and a 12-year-old boy while selling poppies.
He was supervising cadets selling Remembrance Day poppies in a Hamilton, Ontario, mall on Sunday.
The Hamilton Police have decided to protect and hide the identity of the 48-year-old woman who has since been charged with aggravated assault.
What is wrong with people?
This woman does not deserve anonymity and protection from the Hamilton Police.
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This is the most truth based videos I will invite fellow tweeters to watch this week. It is a dose of lived historical reality. Real life vs strategic political rhetoric can be disturbing but life altering when one takes the power of information to heart.
@canpoli @MelissaLantsman @PremierScottMoe @susanholt @fordnation @ABDanielleSmith @PierrePoilievre #life @reality #politics @markjcarney
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If you dont know, now you know...
Its time to SEND THEM HOME!
📅 Saturday November 14th 2026
📍 Nathan Phillips Square
📍 Toronto Ontario
🕐 1pm
Be there!🫡🇨🇦
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We tried to deliver a petition to Tim Hortons — but the Tim-Wits refused to accept it! 🍁
Thousands of Canadians signed a petition demanding Tim Hortons hire Canadians instead of temporary foreign workers, but nobody at its parent company’s Toronto headquarters would accept it.
Rebel News recently visited the downtown Toronto headquarters of Restaurant Brands International (RBI). RBI owns fast-food chains such as Burger King, Popeyes, Firehouse Subs and, of course, Tim Hortons.
Our goal was to deliver a petition to Axel Schwan, the president of @TimHortons, or anyone at the company who would accept it. The petition, entitled Boycott Tim Hortons, was signed by thousands of Canadians from coast to coast. Its call to action was a demand that Tims go back to hiring Canadians instead of relying on temporary foreign workers.
You might recall that earlier this year, we caught RBI in a bald-faced lie. At a presser, Tim Hortons said it was going to go back to hiring Canadian citizens. That would be great news — if only it were true.
That’s because Tims is STILL using the Temporary Foreign Worker Program! We checked the federal government’s job board at the time and discovered that Tims had about 90 positions available under the program.
Sure, Tim Hortons loves wrapping itself in the Canadian flag. It loves selling its wares to Canadians. As for hiring Canadians? Nah. Not so much…
But get this: we also discovered that the head honchos running Tim Hortons have very thin skin. When the executives at Canada’s biggest foodservice company saw our reports, they blew a fuse!
You see, Tims is used to getting positive press from the mainstream media. Tims is one of the largest advertisers in Canada, and it has a cozy business arrangement with the trained seals in the mainstream media. It boils down to this: report nice stuff about Tims, and Tims will cut some big cheques for ads. Quid pro quo.
And so it is that I am now BANNED FOR LIFE from going to any Tim Hortons store in Canada!
We’re not making this up! Here’s an excerpt from that letter:
“David Menzies, due to past behaviour, is not, for any reason, permitted access to the premises, including parking lots, landscaped areas, and drive-thrus of any Tim Hortons restaurant in Canada, any and all manufacturing and distribution facilities owned or operated by TDL across Canada and the Tim Hortons offices in Montreal, Calgary and Toronto.”
Past behaviour? Did I vandalize a restaurant? Did I assault an employee? No. My sin was… asking impolite questions!
Well, we’re not happy about the egregious behaviour of this company, and apparently you’re not happy either. We launched a petition, and thousands of you responded. You could do arm curls with the document!
But get this: nobody at Tims HQ would accept our petition. Cowards. We eventually gave it to a courier to deliver on our behalf.
How sad. We think of the late, great hockey player for whom this company is named. THAT Tim Horton, a proud Canadian, must be rolling in his grave right now…
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JUST IN - the Liberals are now a VENTURE CAPITAL FUND!!
They’re giving up to $1.6 BILLION to Cohere
no joke, this is Dragons' Den with YOUR money 😂
Carney wont even say how much equity we’re getting
meanwhile Cohere is busy merging with a German company
They already gave them $240 million.
I’d congratulate the founder for locking in our taxpayer dough but he blocked me. ☹️



























