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Rob Graham

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International business development professional. Now retired stray old fart. Former Canadian Foreign Service Officer. Lives in God's country.

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Tristin Hopper
Tristin Hopper@TristinHopper·
I'm literally seeing people saying that they're not going to vote because of this. I mean ... maybe you don't deserve a country if that's how you react to crises.
Tristin Hopper@TristinHopper

Yes, it is optimistic. And I can tell you that we get there by not constantly demoralizing good people and telling them their country is already dead. When your plane has an engine on fire, that's when you *most* need to focus.

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The Reclamare
The Reclamare@TheReclamare·
$10M for 14 charging locations - lets work this out Gas in Canada -11,611 stations × 8 pumps × 12 cars/hour = 1,113,456 cars per hour EV Locations Each x 5 chargers × 2 cars/hour = 10 cars/hour Total required to meet gas is 111,346 locations x $714K = $80 Billion Govt funding
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Kevin Vuong 🇨🇦@KevinVuongxMP·
It appears Canada is moving in the opposite direction of other countries in the Western Hemisphere:
Arturo McFields Yescas@ArturoMcfields

For the first time in decades, Chinese influence in Latin America is receding. The so called “Chile-China Express” submarine cable in Chile has been suspended. Peru chose American F16s instead of China's JF17. Colombia has announced tariffs on Chinese steel. Mexico is reviewing its economic agenda with Beijing. Honduras could soon even reactivate its relationship with Taiwan. thehill.com/opinion/intern…

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Arturo McFields Yescas
Arturo McFields Yescas@ArturoMcfields·
For the first time in decades, Chinese influence in Latin America is receding. The so called “Chile-China Express” submarine cable in Chile has been suspended. Peru chose American F16s instead of China's JF17. Colombia has announced tariffs on Chinese steel. Mexico is reviewing its economic agenda with Beijing. Honduras could soon even reactivate its relationship with Taiwan. thehill.com/opinion/intern…
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Matt Walsh@MattWalshBlog·
For those who don't speak Woke Retard, I looked it up and apparently MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+ means "Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Intersex, and Asexual." So apparently they'd added murdered people into the LGBT community. Murdered is now a queer identity. This is the kind of innovation we get from Canada.
Juno News@junonewscom

NDP MP Leah Gazan condemns Budget 2026 for cutting $7B from Indigenous Services Canada and Crown Indigenous relations. "They provided $0 to deal with the ongoing genocide of MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+," she said. "Rates of violence are increasing, and the PM is turning a blind eye."

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Terry Newman
Terry Newman@TLNewmanMTL·
There's a non-zero chance that the last thing Carney and the Liberals want right now is an election. That seems to be the only thing that explains all of this.
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Goldie Ghamari | گلسا قمری 🇮🇷@gghamari·
I had a call with @OttawaPolice today. I was told if I don't delete my X posts where I say Mosques in Occupied Iran are hubs of terrorism and should be bombed, I would be charged under the Criminal Code of Canada. So I deleted my posts. Meanwhile, Mosques in Occupied Iran:
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Terry Newman
Terry Newman@TLNewmanMTL·
If someone's doing something aggressively, it's to guard against a fear. The fear appears to be that he would not win a majority in an election and may not even win a minority next time.
Terry Newman@TLNewmanMTL

My two cents: This guy can't stand losing. If he lost an election to the Conservatives, he'd leave. This is why he's trying to pack the house this way without there being an election. Oh, and when he gets cornered by the media for something he can't avoid, he likes to teleport into a new country and job.

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wealthmoose@wealthmoose·
🚨 Looks like the Liberal bot army tried to mass report my account. If you’re seeing this, drop a quick “Hi” in the comments 👇 Let’s tell the algorithm we’re still here. Appreciate the support. 🇨🇦 #Cdnpoli
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Jasmin Laine
Jasmin Laine@JasminLaine_·
Their plan is working... but nobody seems to ask... if Poilievre were truly a weakened politician, why would the Liberal media want him gone so bad? Surely... that would be of benefit to them. Interesting that the only people and outlets reporting such things, are all... liberals... wonder why
Tonda MacCharles@TondaMacC

Up to 40 Conservative MPs fear Pierre Poilievre will cost them their seats, insiders say. Story by me and @R_SPatel thestar.com/politics/up-to… via @torontostar

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Ari Goldkind
Ari Goldkind@AriGoldkind·
I wish he’d start the 51st state stuff up again. Many people do. Quietly. Not the loudest voices here. But the most successful and highest earning ones. It’s clear that for the taxpaying, hardworking, and sane CDN, this country is entering into a huge death spiral.
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Royce Koop 🇨🇦@RoyceKoop·
I think we need to be more critical of the "so many" assertion. Poilievre won 144 seats in the last election. A grand total of four have been enticed to the government side. Carney has all the power and resources of the Canadian state to marshal, and he's shown he's willing to use them. Would any leader other than Poilievre have maintained such cohesion in the Conservative caucus? I doubt it.
Melanie Bennet@MelanieBennet_

I'm much more interested in asking why so many Conservatives Party MPs are crossing the floor than I am the fact that the Liberals managed to poach them.

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Robyn Urback
Robyn Urback@RobynUrback·
Liberals will say they are one big, broad tent. But tents have stakes in the ground that don’t move. What the Liberal Party actually is, in fact, is a bedsheet, tenuously tied to a flagpole, flapping in whichever direction the wind happens to be blowing theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl…
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B'nai Brith Canada
B'nai Brith Canada@bnaibrithcanada·
When Canadian values are under attack, B’nai Brith stands up. Follow us.
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Brian Graff
Brian Graff@Graff2023·
Actually, what happens on election night is meaningless. What matters is when Elections Canada determines who wins in 343 electoral districts. Parties can kick MPs out of their caucus and party if they choose. Remember when the Bloc was formed? Quebec MPs who were essentially separatists had been recruited by Mulroney - when they felt he had broken his promises to them, they left and formed a new party. This system is not like proportional representation where some MPs are chosen from lists provided by the party. You seem to understand our political system even less than the Freedom Convoy idiots. Political parties did not exist until the 1680s in the UK - but Parliament is older. The US had no political parties at first - Washington hated the idea.
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J.J. McCullough@JJ_McCullough·
On election night, Canadians elect a majority or minority government. It’s called on TV and everything. If MPs have no firm loyalty to a party, however, then the whole concept of majority/minority governments stops making sense. Even having a prime minister stops making sense.
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