Marvin the Martian

@ryangerritsen The NWO will not be good for any working individual. On that front, I agree with Trump, sorry

Carney gets asked what he meant when he said the international order will be rebuilt out of Europe. His answer is quite unbelievable. He is not including The United States as being part of the international order? It’s going to be Canada, The UK, Australia & Europe? Who made him the world’s Statesman to decide this? He is playing a very dangerous game here.

@donaldaferguson @Tablesalt13 Totally wrong Don, 15-20 over the last 25 years, look it up.

@Tablesalt13 80+ federal MPs have switched partied in the last 25 years... the vmajority going TO the conservatives.... but suddenly they gave a problem with it

NEW: Floor crossing Canadian MP Mariyln Gladu, who betrayed her constituents, has now turned off her comments on X.

@ryangerritsen Let's not kid ourselves, we need the US trade. Trump is only there for a few more years, I would suggest when they renegotiate the trade agreement put a 3 yr renegotiation time on it.

Scott Reid says the Liberals are looking at polling to see if Canadians even want a deal with the U.S. right now? What sort of nonsense is this? This is how beat down Canadians have gotten from endless anti-American rhetoric? I feel like I’m going insane.

@yanickmproulx Almost all of your points were lobbied for and suggested by the Conservatives for years but let's not give them any credit. They're Conservative. Let's let the public believe it was our ideas. Sheesh, how small minded.

You hate Mark Carney because he’s a Liberal. Fine. But I keep hearing “he’s done nothing” from people who can’t name a single policy. So here are the receipts from his first 12 months: 1 - Killed the consumer carbon tax. Gone on day one. 2 - Scrapped the EV mandate. Replaced it with a $5,000 rebate and choice. 3 - Reversed the capital gains tax hike. 4 - Passed the One Canadian Economy Act (C-5) to tear down interprovincial trade barriers. 5 - Cut 40,000 federal jobs with a plan to actually shrink government. 6 - Slashed immigration targets to match housing and infrastructure capacity. 7 - Hit NATO’s 2% target with $82B in new defence spending. 8 - Launched Build Canada Homes + a Major Projects Office fast-tracking 20+ projects. 9 - 26 international trips, China canola tariffs reduced, $97B in foreign investment secured. Read it again: carbon tax gone. EV mandate gone. capital gains reversed. immigration down. defence up. trade barriers down. government trimmed. You don’t have to like him. You don’t have to vote for him. But saying “he’s done nothing” after that list isn’t analysis, it’s selective memory. #canpoli #cdnpoli #LIB2026 #markcarney

@JillSweden1 Ya, well I'm sick of Carney and Liberals in general

Hey @grok, can Canada’s inflation realistically be blamed on Donald Trump, or are domestic policies the bigger factor?

@SatireSquadHQ @Martyupnorth We have trusted sources in the government. Or simply government sources that reflect government wishes

Influencer Detained in Canada for Promoting Alberta Separation… Seriously? OTTAWA — A Canadian influencer is at the center of national concern this week after making what officials are calling a “bold and deeply inconvenient post” about Alberta separation. The influencer, @martyupnorth, suggested Alberta might be “better off on its own,” immediately triggering what insiders describe as a “please don’t let people look into this” level response from Ottawa. Authorities have not confirmed a formal detention, but did confirm the situation is “being handled with appropriate seriousness.” “We fully support free speech,” a government spokesperson said. “We just prefer it doesn’t include provinces leaving… or doing the math.” The comment about “doing the math” comes as independent analyses, charts, and basic arithmetic continue to circulate online suggesting Alberta might actually be better off—a development federal officials were quick to clarify has “not been verified by approved experts, partner media, or our usual panel of concerned talking heads.” “Canadians should rely on trusted sources,” the spokesperson added. “Not random graphs that make things look… misleading.” The incident comes amid new efforts to regulate “harmful narratives” online—generally understood to include anything that could threaten national unity, economic stability, or uncomfortable conversations about where the money comes from. Alberta, often referred to internally as “the part of the country that pays for things,” remains a particularly sensitive subject. At press time, Canadians were reminded they are still free to express themselves online — as long as it doesn’t start making sense.

@Garnet_2203 I know I'm getting sick and tired of all the attacks on politicians by people who know little to nothing about them .

Is anyone else getting completely fed up with this? The constant attacks on journalists and reporters from politicians like Doug Ford and Pierre Poilievre… it’s getting out of hand. Questioning power is literally a journalist’s job. Holding politicians accountable is their job. And instead of answering questions? They attack the people asking them. It’s deflection. It’s intimidation. And honestly… it feels very Trump-style politics creeping into Canada. We should ALL be concerned about that no matter what side you’re on. Because when politicians try to discredit journalists, what they’re really doing is trying to control the narrative. And that’s not how a healthy democracy works. This needs to stop.

@MbarkCherguia People in general have lost all respect for the law and its representatives. Most of the comments here reflect that disrespect

This guy thought he could intimidate a female officer. She responded by doing this! Was this justified? YES or NO?

@Gunblaze1969 Dead

What's his name?

@junonewscom I think that assessment is pretty much accurate. I know Liberals that have no idea what Polievre says. They choose not to listen or care what he says. This is the problem with Liberal leaning people, they believe all the propaganda put out by Liberal spinners

Le Devoir argues Pierre Poilievre's combative style is not resonating with Canadians or parts of his caucus. One reporter says "Canadian voters have mostly tuned him out" due to his broad, blanket criticism of the government. Do you agree with that assessment?

@benonwine Darth Vader, pure evil

What’s the FIRST thing the comes to mind?

@colleen_torp1 Lol that would be E:

@colleen_torp1 A not at all

No question about it, imho he’s a traitor to Canada. Best, I’ll give him is a “F” for FAILURE! How do YOU want to vote, Peeps?

@trainofangels00 Carney has signed exactly 1 trade agreement in the last year. The rest are MOU's. Get your facts straight before you post fabricated so called facts.

Canada has signed 20 new trade deals on four continents in less than a year. 🇨🇦 Hey Pierre Poilievre, how do you like them apples? 😏

@lady_valor_07 Sucking wind

What would you call this piece of art?

@Garnet_2203 That's odd, I've contacted my MPP by email a number of times and always got a response. Maybe not the one I wanted but I did get a response

I have reached out to my Conservative MPP multiple times emails, phone calls, messages. Every single time, I’ve been respectful. And what do I get? Nothing. Not even an acknowledgment. Let me be clear: You don’t just represent the people who voted for you. You represent everyone in your riding. My tax dollars pay your salary. My concerns matter. And these aren’t trivial concerns. We’re talking about cuts to healthcare and education that are affecting families across Ontario. We’re talking about changes to Freedom of Information laws that impact transparency and accountability. And now we’re hearing about the purchase of a $28 million private jet under Doug Ford while people are struggling with rising costs, long wait times, and underfunded services. These are real issues. These are exactly the kinds of things constituents are supposed to raise with their elected officials. So why the silence? I don’t expect my MPP to agree with me on everything. But I do expect them to do their job which includes listening and responding to the people they represent. Because this isn’t about politics. It’s about accountability. Ignoring constituents isn’t leadership. It’s avoidance. And when elected officials stop listening to the people they serve, that’s when democracy starts to break down. Silence like this? It speaks volumes.

@BlueJays again I ask, is it worth renewing my Sportsnet. Jay's are tied for last place in the entire league. Sad, sad, sad. Do you have no pride?????

This would be funny if it wasn't so close to the truth

Hey @MarilynGladuSL, how can you make this video crucifying @MarkJCarney and then go join him? What was promised to you in order to have you betray your constituents and ethics?