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@thinking_panda I just spent a few weeks at the art college in Halifax, building a town of cardboard with some fun-loving kids. No phones or tvs required! Just human imagination!

@Budrino Our politicians almost never mean what they say

@Smileyyeg That‘s why Pierre charges his rent, meals, car, and gas to the Treasury he has charged those things to you and I, for over 20 years

"Every creature in the universe, every bird in the trees, every fish in the seas, has to live with scarcity, maximizing use of scarce resources." "The only creature who doesn't do that, is the politician, because he's always using someone else's money."

@stphnmaher It must be hard to improvise in character at all times. Good thing he was a TV comedy star for decades! He knows it’s like kids say the darndest things now, he lets it flow and if it don’t truly make sense, all the better for him

1. How did Pearl Harbour work out? 2. Look at her face when he says it.

@truckdriverpleb By “coping” you mean “Governing”

CTV guest tries convincing the Liberal audience watching that Pierre Poilievre appearing on the Joe Rogan is not going to be a big deal The Liberals are coping so hard right now

@bistro_on Normally the first step is for national governments to sign an MOU to set up the conditions for private enterprise to sign contracts After that, private companies sign contracts for business

Are you really though? Come back to Canada and show us the contracts/ agreements that have been signed. Transparency would make me feel a whole lot better about our economic future. Just show us.. please! That’s all I ask. This is truly a non partisan post.. if you are really achieving all that, then I applaud you. But you just can’t expect us to say hooray without some proof to back up your claims. We are all worried . We are all tired.

@msSharanKaur Don’t fix it, tear it down for a million dollars and build a brand new one they want to spend 10 million just on electrical rewiring

For the love of god, spend the money. Fix the house. We are a G7 country, let’s act like it. 24 Sussex belongs to the office not a person.

@stphnmaher I wonder when they will finally pull the curtain back to show us the brick wall, Stephen Because the truth is, Canada does indeed rely completely on the USA for our defence

This investment in Canadian subsidiary of a US firm to build a nitrocellulose factory — a key sovereign capability — suggests Carney's defence policy may not be as nationalistic as some desired

@cselley Killing people is one thing when it’s our soldiers we’ve sent around the world, killing people over there. We’ll give you a medal! but when someone invades your house in Canada, you’re supposed to say sorry before you hand them your keys, your soul, your body

Impossibly precious Laurentian freakout in 5, 4, 3 ...

@MarkJCarney Good Sir, let’s drop the Income Tax completely and I’ll purchase much more food and other goods and services too

The new Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit puts money back in the pockets of more than 12 million Canadians. That’s up to $1900 this year to help you with everyday costs.

@ColinDMello The armchair philosophers love to debate it, but nobody believes you‘d care if it was your home they invaded

Premier Doug Ford congratulates a Vaughan homeowner for shooting suspects during a home invasion. “Should have shot him a couple of more times,” Ford says. Canadian self defence laws have limits: if the action was disproportionate, or used more force than was necessary, an individual could still face charges. #onpoli

@BrianRoemmele And life for people will be as different from today, as today is different from caveman times

🔮 It was so very hard for the political thinkers who lived on “class” struggle to face the reality that the struggle was over in 2040 the new “exploited class” was AI and Robots. Once their type faded new thinkers saw how humans organized in abundance where “money” has no value.

@rupasubramanya The Army criticism is a tough one to argue. Canada has a few thousand soldiers to defend 40 million people spread over thousands of km square We have in fact relied completely on the USA for our defence from the wider world

Last month, Conservative MP Jamil Jivani said that after meeting JD Vance and other senior officials, he saw "across the board optimism," about moving trade talks forward. That’s hard to square with his friend Vance now throwing what looks like a "hissy fit," at Canada.

@stphnmaher LMAO, Demolish the structure for 1 million dollars, then let’s build our PM a great mansion for 3 million dollars You can even make the new one look like the old one

‘Chrétien and Harper offered to lead a campaign in 2024 to fundraise money to restore 24 Sussex. Trudeau didn't take them up on the offer, Copps said.’

@Nahanni_ @deAdder Talking with people who disagree with you is very helpful

@Computron200000 @deAdder Often the best options arise when parties work together to find them.

No. But I'm for well thought out plans that create lasting change. Not bumbling moronic short term clown shows that devastate the world, its economy and in the end make the world more unsafe.

@BarbaraRKay The mental illness spreads rapidly

The menstruating- girls-at-the-back thing has already been done at a Montreal school. And I agree that modesty clothing will also be mandated pretty soon, perhaps even head coverings.

@AdamZivo I don’t need to punch holes in my skin over and over to drink beer

Supervised consumption site supporters believe that drinking beer is equivalent to smoking meth or fentanyl. These are deeply unserious people.

@LindseyGrahamSC @POTUS Have another bowl of ice cream and watch the killing on your TV, Lindsay

Just spoke to @POTUS about our European allies’ unwillingness to provide assets to keep the Strait of Hormuz functioning, which benefits Europe far more than America. I have never heard him so angry in my life. I share that anger given what’s at stake. The arrogance of our allies to suggest that Iran with a nuclear weapon is of little concern and that military action to stop the ayatollah from acquiring a nuclear bomb is our problem not theirs is beyond offensive. The European approach to containing the ayatollah’s nuclear ambitions have proven to be a miserable failure. The repercussions of providing little assistance to keep the Strait of Hormuz functioning are going to be wide and deep for Europe and America. I consider myself very forward-leaning on supporting alliances, however at a time of real testing like this, it makes me second guess the value of these alliances. I am certain I am not the only senator who feels this way.

@TheQu3stionR @BarbaraRKay What do you mean “force” ?

If they force the muslims to congregate somewhere else, the school would be discriminating against said population due of religion. Isn’t it more compassionate, inclusive, stunning and brave to force everyone else to starve during school hours? This way, the school is discriminating against everyone else instead, but religion is out of the equation. This way, at least, they’re not perpetuating islamophobia. Wokeness is a sickness of the mind, body and soul.

Isn't banning eating in a cafeteria the equivalent of banning peeing in a bathroom? Why don't the fasting students congregate elsewhere during lunch hour? Or is that too rational a solution?

@ryangerritsen How did Pierre get to 46% in the polls last year then?

When the popularity of Carney keeps going up while at the same time the Country keeps declining there’s a problem. The only way that’s accomplished is through North Korean level propaganda being used against the nation. Dear leader is great, pay no attention to your standard of living, overreaching policies, no employment, record job loss, record crime & massive debt.