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The Liberals clap for themselves while Canadians can’t afford a home, groceries, or a sense of safety. Housing is broken. Cost of living keeps climbing. Crime is up. The country feels weaker by the year. They’ve had a decade. The results speak for themselves. The Liberals have failed Canada. Repost if you agree.

Carney and the Liberals walked away from a tariff-free deal with Trump, then got excited about pivoting to the EU. Now Brussels is about to hit $2.8B of our steel, iron and aluminum with a carbon tariff No exemption even with Canada’s own carbon price. Absolute fucking morons.

Ottawa brags about record defence spending. It's still cutting $908M a year from DND O&M, a Trudeau-era cut Carney never reversed. Only 61.3% of CAF force elements were ready in 2024-25. Target: 90%. Rearm on paper. Starve training for real. cbc.ca/news/politics/militar…

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Hands up. Not elbows up. Elbows up was a slogan. Hands up is a bill. Canada didn’t get a housing crisis, a doctor shortage, and a tent city on every downtown corner by accident. Ottawa imported one, then told you to get patriotic about it. At the peak there were nearly 3 million non-permanent residents — about 7% of the country. As of July 2026 there are still 2.8 million. That includes 1.6 million people on work permits. The same government that did it now says the temporary population should be under 5% by the end of 2027. That’s not a plan. That’s a confession. And don’t forget the temporary foreign workers. In 2024 Ottawa approved 238,000 TFW jobs, more than double 2018, while youth unemployment sat around 14%. Employment and Social Development Canada spent $759 million running the program from 2020 to 2025. Employer fees covered about three quarters of that. You covered the rest. Last year alone the department spent $178 million processing permits and collected $146 million. A decade of that gap is $339 million, and that’s just the paperwork. It doesn’t touch the ER, the classroom, or the apartment they outbid you for. Low-wage permits kept getting stamped in cities with unemployment over 6%. Your kid can’t get a shift at Tim’s. The LMIA can. Then the asylum tab. The Parliamentary Budget Officer says Ottawa spent $722 million on health care for asylum seekers in 2024–25, and 74,000 failed claimants were still on the federal health plan. More than 300,000 claims were sitting unheard at the end of 2025, most of them for over a year. Hotels for claimants have cost about $1.2 billion since 2020. Provinces and cities have been handed roughly $1.8 billion since 2017 just to shelter them. At one point room and board was about $195 a day. You waited in the ER. You bid against twelve other people for a one-bedroom. Your grocery bill got worse. And you were told that noticing any of it made you a bad Canadian. Elbows up doesn’t pay the rent. You do. So do the TFWs’ hotel, hospital, and permit fees. Hands up if you’re tired of paying for people who shouldn’t be here.

Liberals heard a Canadian citizen say Quebec, Alberta and Saskatchewan would be better off out and called it foreign interference. Elon’s mother was born in Regina. He holds the passport. Posting an opinion is not interference. Interference is foreign-born wannabes sitting in our government, pinning on a flag, and deciding who counts as Canadian. They should not be there to begin with. Canadian-born only. Carney saying billionaires do not get to tell Canadians what to do is a joke coming from people whose whole claim on the country is a laminate card and a riding they were handed. Disagree with the tweet. The “renounce your citizenship” tantrum is panic from politicians who were never from here and know it. @elonmusk @jkenney @MarkJCarney

This is exactly it. The system was built as a colonial extraction machine and never properly rebuilt once we were supposed to be independent. Ottawa still treats the provinces like a resource colony—Alberta and BC keep shipping net money east while equalization and the major transfers clear $100 billion a year—and the Charter doesn’t change that because section 1 and the notwithstanding clause mean the rights aren’t actually locked in. We’re also stuck funding foreign aid in the $14 billion range every year plus debt interest already around $54 billion federally (higher with the provinces), so younger generations just inherit the bill. The House of Commons and the unelected Senate are part of the same outdated design and should both go. Modern Liberals are too stupid to see any of it; they treat the extraction, the aid, and the debt like virtues while the country gets hollowed out. Tweaks won’t fix this. Either tear it down and write a real constitution with rights that can’t be overridden, or provinces secede and start over. Otherwise it just keeps sliding toward collapse.