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Halo! Skoro prawacy odpalili spin "5,19", to my odpalmy spin - 33% ‼️ Bo warto zobaczyć, jak Nawrocki buduje swój tani przekaz. Najpierw leci niepokój: rachunki, paliwo, gaz. Pozorna troska jak na konia Edzia.
Potem pokazuje lęk na konkretnych ludziach – mama odwożąca dzieci do szkoły, rolnik pracujący od 6.00, nawet noworodek spłacający (?!) dług.
Oczywiście wlatuje podział na "nas" – Polaków – i "ich", czyli rząd i D. Tuska.
Później podkręca bardziej: rząd "bierze zakładników" i "zarabia na podatkach". I kończy obietnicą ochrony: "nie pozwolę", "domagam się" itp.
To ja informuję, że jestem Polką, i nie chcę, by taki człowiek mnie chronił. Odwrotnie - chrońmy się przed tym osobnikiem‼️
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Stephen Harper on Alberta independence:
"I spent a good part of my early political career involved in the debate over Quebec independence. That was driven by a large minority of the population who genuinely want a separate country, regardless of the cost. I do not believe the downsides of that experience are fully understood in Alberta.
"Over two generations of Quebec politics were spent debating the goal of the separatists. Families were divided, and friends were lost. The more serious the challenge became, the worse the economic impact became. In the process, Montreal’s two-centuries’ long position as the commercial centre of Canada was permanently lost to Toronto."
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Girl… you ARE the issue. You’re the reason Alberta is in this mess. @ABDanielleSmith, take some accountability for once. The problem isn’t everyone else. It’s you.
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“This referendum is without precedent in the democratic world.
Never has a sub-national government, without mandate, staged a quasi-secession vote; let alone at a time when the rest of the country was fighting a multifaceted assault on its sovereignty by a rogue superpower next door.”
Patrick Lennox, On Treason: Alberta Separatism, Foreign Interference and Canada’s Survival in a Revolutionary Age.
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Kaczyński na krzesełku pod Trybunałem Konstytucyjnym to wyjątkowo żałosny obrazek.
Przyszedł symbolicznie bronić instytucji, której sam odebrał znaczenie.
Tylko że dziś nie broni już Trybunału.
Broni przed konsekwencjami tego, co z nim zrobił.
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At least she isn’t putting the ads on Bloor Street, this time.
Vote yes to Canada, no to the other bs.
Most of it isn’t even her jurisdiction.
Alberta Spends Millions on Referendum Ads youtu.be/IO20BmWGVLE?si=i9l-… via @YouTube
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🧐 Nawrocki Król Słońce przyjechał do ONZ, wszedł na mównicę, rozłożył kartkę i zaczął tłumaczyć światu, jak bardzo go słuchają.
Sala akurat wyszła na kawę.
Albo na papierosa.
Albo po prostu stwierdziła, że ma lepsze rzeczy do roboty.
Z Trumpem – zero spotkania. Zero zdjęcia. Zero „historycznego uścisku”. Została tylko relacja rzecznika, że „była dobra atmosfera”. Atmosfera zawsze jest dobra, jak nikogo nie ma.
Światowy lider, którego nawet fotka z prezydentem USA nie złapała.
Za to złapała sala. Pusta. Szeroka. Wierna.
Najlepsze podsumowanie wizyty:
Nawrocki mówił o tym, że nikt nie może ignorować Polski.
Sala właśnie go zignorowała.
Można wrzucać z tym zdjęciem. Dział
- Jacek Fogiel
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Carney Owned the Room: Trump Saw It, Felt It, and Still Denies It -
At the United Nations, the difference between Mark Carney and Donald Trump wasn’t subtle — it was impossible to ignore.
Carney moved through the building like someone the world actually needed.
Delegates stopped him constantly, pulling him into side conversations, asking for guidance, and inviting him into discussions that weren’t even on the schedule.
Nations wanted his insight because it carried WEIGHT.
His presence shaped the agenda, not the other way around.
Trump’s experience was the opposite.
He followed a rigid schedule to adhere to his listlessness, attended the meetings arranged for him, and watched the rest of the building flow around Carney instead of him.
The isolation was visible.
And while Carney was intercepted by countries extremely eager to challenge the United States’ direction, Trump was left standing with only the official, pre‑planned sessions — the kind that feel more like protocol than actual influence.
It’s no surprise now that this is dynamic fed resentment on Trumps part.
When one man is being pulled into real global decision‑making in hallways and side rooms, and the other is being ushered from space to space with assistants trying to explain to Trump what to do next, the jealousy writes itself.
Textbook Trump.
Today, that divide echoes in Canada’s political climate.
Despite boisterous claims about a “liberal” government, conservatism has blended into the system in a way that distances Canada from Trump’s America.
The world sees Canada as stable, cooperative, and now rapidly moving away from the chaos that defined recent U.S. politics.
Whether people like it or not, the shift is happening — and the UN’s reaction to Carney versus Trump showed EXACTLY how clearly the world recognized it.
America is withering on the political vine of democracy, while Canda is flourishing into an incredible global respected power.
Trumps anger and weakness as a leader is on full display for Canadians and the world to witness now.
#canpoli
#cdnpoly
#Canada
#MAGA
#CPC
#trump
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Why should a loud but small fringe minority group of uneducated rednecks garner so much attention? Quit whining. The solution is simple. If you don’t like Canada, which includes Alberta, then MOVE!!!!! Easy.
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Niech mi ktoś, kto nienawidzi Tuska wytłumaczy, dlaczego Go nienawidzi? Bo według mnie, to wszystko zwykła zazdrość, zawiść! Jak ktoś nie może komuś dorównać to właśnie tak się zachowuje: zazdrości i jest pełen zawiści!!!
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To Alberta’s Crocodile Teary Premier
@ABDanielleSmith
I get that you want to forget all the transfers you and all Canadian premiers have received, particularly for education and healthcare (though the list is much longer).
I get that you want Albertans to stand on your side against the federal government, to get funding without needing to show how you spend it & to abolish the senate.
I get that you fully understand a lot more than you tell your followers at town halls about equalization payments. You brag about the higher incomes and economic activity in Alberta. But you leave out that equalization goes only to provinces with lower fiscal capacity, and you tell them it’s unfair.
I get that you leave out how much tax payers’ money the UCP and yourself have recklessly wasted, like Alberta’s upcoming non binding referendum.
You fully know the UCP could more efficiently fund services including for the immigrants and non residents that you want to blame. And that you’ve conveniently “forgotten” that you wanted to double Alberta’s population. (January 2024, Shaun Newman’s Podcast )
And I get that you would never admit to having made a mistake in pushing most AISH recipients into your new ADAP program, cutting their monthly payments by $400 by 2027, when they were already below the poverty line. (As well as cutting funding to low income seniors)
Danielle Smith your manipulation games over Albertans have dropped you to 38% support across the province. And just like Kerry-Lynne Findlay, though for higher offences, you should resign.
Albertans are angry at you Danielle Smith and at the UCP!
