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🚨 BREAKING The Canada Infrastructure Bank gave a $206 MILLION loan at below market rates to a Nova Scotia wind farm. They don't have to make payments... UNTIL IT'S PROFITABLE. The company's board? Brother of a Liberal MP.  Brother of a former Liberal cabinet minister.  Son-in-law of a former Liberal cabinet minister. Your tax dollars. Their friends. A sweetheart deal.  When asked, the chair said politics "had nothing to do with it." Sure  😂 Story by @mindingottawa

@votelau @mario4thenorth It's been a fantastic investment that has been operating at 90% capacity for the last one year & is continously delivering tax revenue +royalties to govt. How much have the EV subsidies paid back since $52 billion has been dumped into the bottomless pit? cbc.ca/news/canada/ca….

@mario4thenorth Well they spent over $40 Billion on #TransMountain pipeline...?! Dubious investment? theglobeandmail.com/business/artic… #bcpoli #abpoli #skpoli #mbpoli #onpoli #qcpoli #peipoli #nbpoli #nspoli #nfpoli #cdnpoli

🚨 BREAKING The government’s own numbers just confirmed the EV scam. Canada has poured over $52 BILLION in subsidies into the EV industry. Volkswagen. Stellantis. Honda. Northvolt. All foreign companies. The PBO says it will take 20 YEARS just to break even on $28 billion of that. With the tariffs, we MAY NEVER BREAK EVEN. And now? $1.5 billion in EV consumer subsidies. 95% of it going to foreign manufacturers. Canadian-made EVs sold: 2023: 1,793 2024: 1,114 2025: 682 Collapsing. While Japan, South Korea, and Italy collect the cheques. Soon, it’ll be China. $52 billion in corporate welfare for foreign companies. Canadian EV manufacturing dying. And you’re funding all of it. Ridiculous.

The Rise of Usain Bolt. From a constant failure to becoming the Greatest Athlete the World has ever seen.

It’s like arguing over who gets the last slice of pizza… while the best cook just walked out the door. A decade of Liberal rule caused this. Canada doesn’t have a “tax the rich” problem. We have a they’re not here problem. Roughly 40% of the people who should be in Canada’s top 1% earning bracket aren’t here. They’re in the United States. Not hiding. Not evading. Just… building somewhere else. And they’re not leaving because they hate Canada. They’re leaving because it’s easier to win there. Higher earning potential. Deeper capital that shows up faster. Bigger markets with real upside. Fewer barriers between an idea and a functioning business. So they don’t just move their address. They move their ambition. That’s the part policymakers keep missing. When a high performer leaves, it’s not just one taxpayer gone. It’s the company that never gets built here. The jobs that never exist here. The supply chains, services, and spin-off industries that never take root here. Income gets created there. Companies get built there. Taxes get paid there. Not here. And then we act surprised when the numbers don’t add up. Here’s the cycle no one wants to say out loud. Top earners leave → the tax base shrinks. Government spending doesn’t shrink → pressure shifts to whoever’s left. Costs rise → more people start looking elsewhere. Repeat. No villain required. Just incentives doing their job. We keep framing this like a fairness debate. It’s not. It’s a competitiveness problem. You can’t redistribute wealth that never shows up in your country in the first place. Right now, Canada is behaving like a place that manages outcomes instead of producing them. We’re focused on slicing the pie more evenly, while quietly making it harder to bake a bigger one. And then we wonder why the bakers are gone. The fix isn’t complicated, but it’s uncomfortable. Make it easier to build. Make it worth staying. Stop punishing the behaviour you actually need more of. Because if success keeps leaving, you don’t get a more equal country. You just get a poorer one. Bottom line: If you want more to tax, you need more people choosing to build here. Everything else is just arguing over a shrinking pie.

Good explanation of nihilist philosophy

@PewPewPew7Z7 @Shadaya_Knight Isn't the outcome described in the original post the perfect recipe for reducing global population. Hypergamy takes 90% of men out of contention, while the remaining 10% can keep sampling their roaster without the fear of potential child support obligations. Elemi lo ma last 😈

@Shadaya_Knight I get the point you are making. But it would be foolish to trust pharma corps with anything that may impact your fertility, libido, or testosterone in ways that may not be known yet. Pharma is controlled by the same folks that wanna reduce the global population.

This will be the best selling drug ever, men love raw sex, their fear of STDs has been solved by instant test kits. Their only worry was pregnancy, with this pill, men will be having sex with no commitment whatsoever Men will now be in control of reproduction and knowing men, they'll wait for as long as they want. Whilst women can't do the same, they have a biological clock And the fact that this will reduce partenity fraud and trapping men with pregnancy. All the rich and famous men will be taking this pill, having countless sex, zero fears of a baby being pinned on them This is actually bad for women!!!

🚨 BREAKING Bank of Canada study confirms what I mentioned years ago. The decline in GDP/capita is because WE ARE LOSING THE TOP EARNERS. 40% of Canadians who WOULD be top 1% earners have emigrated to the United States. 30-50% of the next tier? Gone too. They’re more educated than native-born Americans. They earn more. They cluster in the top income brackets. We’re not just in a brain drain. We’re exporting our entire upper class. And what’s left behind? GDP per capita that grew 3.2% in TEN YEARS while the US grew 20.2%. We fell below the OECD average for the first time in recorded history. Food bank usage doubled. Wait times hit 28.6 weeks. Happiness ranking at an all-time low. Government spending went from 38% to 45% of the economy. We have more government with less results. THE BEST PEOPLE ARE LEAVING. thehub.ca/2026/03/20/why…

Both sides however agree on the sources of raw materials/human resources required to facilitate their agenda - "developing countries". They are also on the same page regarding the need to exert control on political & monetary frameworks in those countries by any means possible

Liberal parties prefer central planning, big government + elevated (& unsustainable) immigration levels - because that is what identity politics supports. Conservative parties prefer deregulation, vibrant private sector & energy independence (oil & gas) - nationalist biasb

When you see through the political theater, you'll realize that both political wings in western countries are trying to solve the same problem - subpar GDP growth (slower than debt accumulation) & population decline. The main difference between them is their preferred solution

🚨 Simulation Theory: The Double Slit Experiment proves particles act like waves until observed then they snap into particles. What if our reality only "renders" when we're looking, just like a video game optimizing resources? Check out this episode from The Why Files breaking it down, tying it to Simulation Theory. Are we in a sim? This could be the key to unlocking the true nature of existence! The Why Files video did a great job on explaining the Double Slit Experiment & Simulation Theory What do YOU think—real or rendered? Drop your thoughts below!

PIERRE CRUSHED IT ON JOE ROGAN: -He defended Canada against 51st state comments -He was very charming -He REFUSED TO CRITICIZE CARNEY on foreign soil -He rightfully so, defended that Castro is not Trudeau’s father -He respectfully & tactfully didn’t fall into conspiracy theory traps -He did a beautiful job explaining his role as the Opposition & how keeping the government to account is the most loyal thing one can do Joe Rogan showed a great deal of respect for him, his intelligence & they both laughed hysterically when Joe asked him “How did you lose?!” People don’t realize, that as much as Joe Rogan is painted as “far right”, he’s logical and I consider him well balanced. There’s a reason why he has the biggest podcast in the world. Pierre did an incredible job.

Dear men, take some time to read this. Testosterone creates men who don’t comply easily. I'm not talking about loud rebels and idiots. I'm talking about men who feel resistance in their bones when someone tells them to sit down and shut up, they do so. Low testosterone men obey fast. They nod. They smile "hehehe" They wait for instructions like trained animals. High testosterone men pause. Something tightens in the chest. Something says nahhh... this feels wrong. They're wired to not automatically lick others' asses. Testosterone stiffens the spine. Compliance feels PHYSICALLY uncomfortable. You can feel it in the jaw. The shoulders. The breath. That’s why systems hate it. Testosterone creates men who don’t fear authority. Now you can see why its almost a planned thing to reduce testosterone levels among modern men. Now look at low testosterone men, they outsource thinking. Boss said so. Doctor said so. Government said so. High testosterone men evaluate, reads the tone, and watch posture. They see through the B.S people keeping up with Men like this get labeled -aggressive -toxic -dangerous In short, hard to control. Testosterone creates men who don’t need permission. WHY? Because permission is a survival tactic for soft environments. Testosterone evolved where waiting got you killed. High-testosterone men move first. They decide fast. Low testosterone men ask "iS tHIs okAy" "what will people think" "what if I offend someoneeeee" By the time approval arrives, the opportunity is gone. I think we can all relate to this. Testosterone NUKES hesitation. It replaces endless mental meetings with action. Not perfect action, but still, REAL action. That’s why high testosterone men build things. Companies. Families. Reputations. They don’t wait for green lights. They create momentum so strong, that others fall in behind them. This is why modern systems quietly attack testosterone. And its done very very subtly... Sedentary work. Endless screens. Processed food. Chronic sleep loss. Fear messaging on loop. They flatten the man so they can... Control the outcome. Testosterone doesn’t make men violent. It makes them UNMANAGEABLE. It removes the urge to explain. Removes the need to be liked. Removes the fear of standing alone. REAAAALLLL men aren’t loud all the time. They’re just impossible to push around. And that terrifies weak systems more than anything else.

Fathers don’t post 50 selfies with their kids every week. They just quietly renew the car insurance at 2 a.m. Skip their own doctor’s appointment so the school fees can be cleared, and still say I’m fine when you ask how work was. That’s the love no one talks about.

After women dismantled the community and village structures through feminism, they began placing the entire burden of what those communities once provided solely on men. women now expect one man to give them everything that an entire village once provided, and then blame that man when he cannot. Today, one man is expected to: Provide financially 100% Still have time to help raise the kids, Still have time to help cook, Still have time to help clean, Still have time to help run the household, provide 100% emotional labor, replace her best friend, Be her therapist, Be her cheerleader, keep the romance alive nonstop, Home maintenance fix the dead bedroom, Help heal her trauma, solve her daddy issues, manage or understand postpartum struggles, stabilize finances, offer endless validation. Men are now expected to work 60 hours a week, still come home to cook, clean, raise the kids, wake up at night while she is breastfeeding and still perform at work the next day. One person cannot replace a village. When you dismantle the village and expect one man to become all of it, That’s tyranny disguised as expectation.

“When Alexander came into Africa, instead of burning libraries—and that’s one of the greatest myths of history—he sent the books home to Aristotle, who rewrote many of them and put his own name on them. So a lot of what you think is Aristotle’s writing is plagiarism from African writings.” ~ Dr. John Henrik Clarke

While Mark Carney still talking about how Canada will seize the opportunity to satisfy India's energy demand with zero plans for action, Donald Trump just announced a huge investment in America, building the first refinery in 50 years with India as a partner. The difference between a talker and a doer.

The Liberals are now set to be in power for a long long time. NOT because they are popular. Canadians have given them 3 consecutive MINORITY govts. The people spoke. So instead of letting YOUR vote count again, they bribe and commit dirty backdoor deals with weak MPs who barely won their ridings and buy their loyalty and get them to cross the floor. Liberals are TELLING YOU NOW your votes do not matter. They can and will do as they please when they want to. I pray enough Canadians wake up to this fact. I do not want Canada to become the UK or Australia. I want it to remain free. But under the Liberals, it will be anything but.

Mises obliterated the entire socialist project in 1920 with one devastating insight: "Where there is no free market, there is no pricing mechanism; without a pricing mechanism, there is no economic calculation." The socialists spent the next century pretending this problem didn't exist while their economies collapsed around them. And yet here we are, watching politicians promise they can "fix" healthcare, housing, and energy markets through central planning. They can't even calculate the cost of their own programs correctly — how exactly are they going to allocate resources across an entire economy? Every Venezuelan breadline, every Soviet grain shortage, every Chinese famine was just Mises being proven right in the most brutal way possible. But sure, let's try democratic socialism this time. What could go wrong?

The problem is not people being uneducated. The problem is that people are educated just enough to believe what they have been taught, and not educated enough to question anything from what they have been taught. —Professor Richard Feynman