Peter Kiriazopoulos

🚨 UK McDonald’s CHAOS: Group storms restaurant, megaphone blaring “Allahu Akbar,” screaming the place is “haram” because it serves pork. They’re not customers they’re demanding the entire menu bend to their rules. Britain: when do we say enough? Deport radical Islamists & pause their immigration? A. Yes B. No What’s your answer? 👇

Sharia Law demands death for being gay or criticizing the Quran It permits men to have 4 wives and fathers to marry off their daughters Muslims are already practicing and demanding this in America. Private faith is one thing. Forcing the entire country to submit is conquest.

@danielfoch There is a price the homes will eventually clear at. I still believe most of these will be estate sales with lots of equity and those who will authorized to sell them Won’t have the same price stickiness that owner occupier would.

The Great Wealth Transfer has one small problem: Most of the wealth is trapped in houses the next generation cannot afford to buy.

@IslamInvasion That’s what mosques are for.

If you wonder what a 21st century invasion looks like, this is it. 🇬🇧Imagine sunbathing, enjoying the beach. Suddenly 50 Islamics surround you, chanting Allahu Akbar just meters away. It's an invasive culture showing dominance. How would you react?

On USMCA, there’s a reason that Professor Ian Lee of Carleton University doesn’t get much time on legacy media. He speaks more truth to power than they can handle. 1⃣ We are far more dependent on the 🇺🇸 than they are on us. 2⃣ If 🇨🇦 cannot maintain the current level of free trade in the negotiation, it will be catastrophic for our economy. 3⃣ The only meaningful way to diversify away from the 🇺🇸 is with greater energy exports but the “Laurentian consensus” has severely hindered this. 4⃣ If there’s any change to the level of access the 🇨🇦 auto sector has to the 🇺🇸, we will lose the industry.

"Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced new visa restrictions that would bar far-left activists from entering our country, calling them 'enemies of our civilization' and that they're not welcome in the United States." | @townhallcom townhall.com/tipsheet/amy-c…

@danielfoch 😅

This Royal LePage stock is a sight to behold ($BRE.NE /Bridgemarq Real Estate Services)

Incompatible

@MPelletierCIO They’ll be sold by the estate at whatever the market will take, having done quite a few of these over the last 24 months there’s an urgency to get it sold and wrap up the estate.

When going to open houses of homes with >4,000 sq ft, I see them filled with boomers. I get this as they finally have the money to buy their so-called dream home. Kind of wild, but YOLO has taken root in this post Covid world. “Wendy Glaister, an interior designer who worked on the Martinos’ home, noticed her empty-nest clients starting to upsize after the Covid-19 pandemic. Lockdowns made them appreciate time with loved ones, and the spread of remote work made it possible for adult children to visit for longer stretches” The big question is who will buy them in a decade? Maybe it will be like Canada’s massive immigration where multiple new Canadian families buy a home and live together - seeing this in the suburbs of Calgary.

@EricDLombardi The problem is the population pyramid is too too heavy.

There is no western that society that values its kids/families more than its elderly, and that’s simply the mathematical reality. In Canada for instance, this is roughly the distribution of net cost per person in each age cohort (pic). That the entire western world has these problems isn’t a mystery, it is effectively a product of choices and priorities that have been common across them. Public policy leaders have largely just thrown their hands up and said that this is an unsolvable problem, when it is largely explainable. For instance, a young family in Italy spends about 1/3-1/2 of the taxes it pays to support pension benefits. Less of their taxes actually go to supporting their own kids. Maybe I’ll do a longer dive into this…

@EricDLombardi It’s nuts that 180k in income still qualifies a boomer for OAS

I think the explanation is slightly different, or one level deeper. In most wealthy societies, children become a cost (space, time, financial) whereas in undeveloped economies, they are a benefit (labour, take care of parents when elderly). What’s the outcome? Large families become more of a luxury. And the data shows it now too. So, does that mean we write off this problem as inevitable? I don’t think so. It simply means we don’t value kids enough and we should change that. Basically every wealthy society has developed a basic income for retirees via pensions etc. Not true for kids. Even in Canada, clawbacks on child benefits start at 1/3 the income than for programs like OAS. Pretty much every modern welfare state spends more on its elderly than on kids and families.

My gut says GTA will be slightly positive over last year… but my gut is also very hungry. Is this just the rest of Canada behind the GTA ?

THE BARBARIANS ARE INSIDE THE GATE! We are fighting right now in Congress over whether we're going to maintain our status as a constitutional republic OR trade that in, dismantle the foundations and GO DOWN THIS DARK ROAD OF DEATH TO COMMUNISM. THAT is the question.

Muslims aren’t even 2% of the American population and they’re already conspiring to burn down our churches and then prevent rebuilding them. Islam and America cannot coexist.

Trudeau Government Used Faked Intelligence To Illegally Frame Protesting Truckers As Violent Extremists public.news/p/trudeau-gove…

Is it really a surprise that the most selfish generation is supporting the status quo that’s benefited them the most.