Stephen Brockman retweeted
Trump and Putin teamed up to defeat Ukraine and plunder its territory, much like Hitler and Stalin teamed up in 1939 to take Poland. This time, however, the outcome will be completely different.
Stephen Brockman retweeted
Calling Canada “one of the worst countries in the entire world” after more than 40,000 Canadians served alongside us in Afghanistan and 158 of their troops died...
while saying “we get along with China” as Beijing has supported Iran's military during a war killing and wounding Americans...
may be the peak of geopolitical absurdity.
CANADA FOUGHT BESIDE US.
CHINA IS HELPING ARM THE OTHER SIDE.
Stephen Brockman retweeted
Don’t let the polls fool you…
It will all come down to turnout.
Let’s make a statement that we aren’t going to be distracted & divided…. Our Alberta will always be part of the true North strong & free!
The Separatist grifters left this tucked in my door in Canmore 😂. I actually went to the site and there is so much financial disinformation there, it is actually stunning. Grifters: @Martyupnorth @JeffreyRWRath @ikwilson @ABProsperityPrj
Stephen Brockman retweeted
Wow, Ezra Levant looks like a complete buffoon here. He's stuttering over his words and rambling like your bigoted uncle at the dinner table while Destiny just owns him.
Ezra is trying to lie... badly at that. He thought Destiny won't know the truth but Destiny took him to school.
I am no fan of Destiny but this video is hilarious to watch.
Stephen Brockman retweeted
"You completely botched Canada's relationship with Washington."
Let's check the calendar @JasminLaine :
Jan 7, 2025. Before taking office, Trump is asked if he'd use military force to take Canada. His answer: "economic force." He also calls the border an "artificially drawn line."
Feb 1, 2025. Executive order: 25% tariffs on Canadian goods, justified by fentanyl. Canada accounts for a marginal share of the fentanyl entering the US.
Feb 9. Trump confirms he's serious about Canada becoming the 51st state.
Feb 10. 25% on steel and aluminum. Raised to 50% in June.
Mar 26. 25% on autos.
May 6. In the Oval Office, sitting next to Carney, on annexation: "never say never."
May 27. Golden Dome: $61 billion for Canada, or free if it becomes the 51st state.
Jun 27. Trump ends trade talks over the Digital Services Tax. Canada scraps the tax two days later.
Jul 10. Letter to Carney announcing 35% tariffs.
Oct 23. Talks ended again, this time over an Ontario TV ad quoting Ronald Reagan. Two days later, another 10%.
Jan 22, 2026. Davos: "Canada lives because of the United States. Remember that, Mark."
Jan 24. Threat of 100% tariffs on all Canadian goods over a deal with China. A week earlier, Trump had called that same deal a good thing.
Feb 20. The US Supreme Court strikes down his emergency tariffs. He announces new ones the same day.
Jul 20. 50% tariffs on a list of Canadian products under Section 338, a 1930 law no president had ever used.
Aug 22. Talks collapse. Washington says Canada made last-minute demands. Ottawa says the US changed the terms on trucks hours before the deadline. Trump's reaction: "Canada wants the benefits of being a State, without being one!!!"
Sep 16. Canadian products removed from US federal procurement. Same day, Trump threatens Europe with tariffs for offering Canada a closer partnership.
Did Canada respond? Yes. Counter-tariffs, provincial liquor bans, Buy Canadian. Every one of them came after the tariffs and the annexation talk. Canada even dropped most counter-tariffs in September 2025 as a goodwill gesture. The US tariffs stayed.
So who started it? Who kept escalating? Who is now threatening a third party for being friendly with Canada?
Sources:
Blakes, US–Canada tariff timeline: blakes.com/insights/us-canad…
NPR, Aug 22, 2026: npr.org/2026/08/22/nx-s1-594…
CBC, how the talks fell apart: cbc.ca/news/politics/carney-…
CP24, procurement ban and EU threat: cp24.com/news/canada/2026/09…
Federal Register, Executive Order 14193 (Feb 1, 2025)
Stephen Brockman retweeted
He totally stole this from Trump
Mark Carney, "In the heart of Germany, above Weimar, there is a wooded ridge called Ettusberg. And for decades, Goethe walked, thought, and wrote there. An oak on that ridge came to bear his name, a living monument to the highest ideals of European culture"
"As the 20th century turned dark, that same oak became trapped behind the barbed wire of Buchenwald. A silent witness to humanity's deepest moral failure. Goethe understood that ideals must be fought for, that values do not defend themselves."
"Indeed, at the end of Faust, the old man's last vision is of a free people on free ground. Nödvg, Värdjän, Siegfreiheit. Wie das Leben, de taklik si eroban mus"
"Freedom and life must be earned every single day"
"Every day"
"Every day, not once in 1945 or 1956 or 1989. Every day, including this one."
My take: 1945, 1956 and 1989 are not distant history lessons: they mark Europe’s liberation from fascism, Hungary’s uprising against Soviet rule, and the fall of the Iron Curtain. Carney’s point is that freedom is never something Europe simply achieved and banked forever - it is a choice, a responsibility and, when necessary, a struggle renewed by every generation.
Stephen Brockman retweeted
"I am the House" - Scott Bessent
"The hell you are" - international bond market.
Breaking News: The 10-year Treasury yield, one of the world’s most important interest rates, breached 5% for the first time in years, capping a long stretch of turmoil in the bond market that has pushed up borrowing costs for companies and consumers. nyti.ms/3UPIvaY
For you chess players:
haveibeenpwned.com/Breach/Ch…
Stephen Brockman retweeted
President Trump appears to be Praying as he attends the 911 Remembrance Ceremony at the Pentagon today.
He is not only our Nation’s Secular Leader, but our Nation’s Spiritual Leader as well.
Stephen Brockman retweeted
The first Drone Deal with a country in the Americas will be with Canada. In Alberta, together with Prime Minister @MarkJCarney, we looked at the drones that will be among the first to be used under this agreement. Canada is ready to place large orders, and 30% of the production will be transferred to Ukraine.
Of course, right now we need to find and scale up solutions to protect Ukraine from jet-powered “shaheds.” We are working on this and will share our developments and solutions with our partners.
We help those who help us. Thank you to Canada for a true partnership.
Stephen Brockman retweeted
The types @mferreriptbokaw cultivates, as Kory states, Ideologically…”Most of which is frankly not conservative.”
This guys bashing Mario nails it.
We are watching the downfall of the Conservative Party because of PP, the Michelles & the Marios.
Self-inflicted & deservingly so
Baaahahahaha! @RogerJStoneJr blocked me for one tweet on his stupidity! 🤣🤡. Very proud moment! 😂
Stephen Brockman retweeted
The post above is an example of Holocaust denial.
See our page debunking many deniers’ lies.
stopdenial.auschwitz.org
Photographs of the greenhouses and laboratories at Rajsko are sometimes used in Holocaust-denial narratives to suggest that Auschwitz offered prisoners comfortable living conditions. This completely removes those images from their historical context.
Learn about strategies employed by Holocaust deniers to spread misinformation and falsehoods.
Online lesson: lekcja.auschwitz.org/negacjo…
Podcast: auschwitz.org/en/education/e…
Rajsko was a small agricultural subcamp located about 2.5 kilometers from the main camp. From June 1943, several hundred women prisoners were housed there and worked mainly in two areas: horticulture and experimental plant research.
The greenhouses were not producing food for the general prisoner population. Vegetables, fruit and flowers were intended for the SS, their families and civilian workers, who could also purchase them at a sales point there. Another group of prisoners worked at an experimental station cultivating kok-saghyz, a rubber-producing plant. The aim was to develop a source of natural rubber useful to the German war economy.
Many women assigned to this work were highly educated specialists in biology, chemistry or agronomy. Because the experiments required cleanliness, precision and skilled labor, conditions at Rajsko were considerably better than in Birkenau. Prisoners there had better opportunities for hygiene and clean clothing and were less exposed to some forms of everyday camp brutality.
That relative privilege is an important part of the history and should not be concealed. But neither should it be transformed into evidence about Auschwitz as a whole. Rajsko involved only a few hundred prisoners performing specialized work for the SS and German economic interests. At the same time, only a few kilometers away, prisoners in Birkenau faced starvation, disease, forced labor and selections, while Jews arriving in mass transports were being murdered in the gas chambers.