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@DanielTyrie It's pronounced York.

I regret to inform you that I am, once again, in T*ronto.

@RiseOfAlberta I prefer this one.

Alberta doesn't need a new flag. Most think St. George's Cross is about the monarchy. Historically it's not. It symbolizes the triumph of good over evil. Couldn't be a better symbol for Alberta and its independence movement.

@yhdistyminen No.

Have a wonderful Victoria Day long weekend. 👑🇬🇧🍁🍻

Anglo-Saxon people have a cultural right and religious obligation to carry a Seax (big knife). I would happily go to court to prove this right, though I would very much like a good lawyer… I firmly and genuinely believe we deserve the same kind of 'exemption'. Example:

@UofT_ijb Insanity. They should all be put down.

At least two Canadian lawyers were charged with possessing child sexual abuse material and other child exploitation offences last week. We looked at 39 cases where lawyers and judges were convicted or disciplined for child sexual offences or misconduct. Many continue to practice

The Liberal Party of Canada cannot win our country's elections without rigging them anymore. Saturday afternoon. Scarborough Southwest. A former federal cabinet minister, hand-picked by Mark Carney himself, parachuted into a provincial nomination as a launchpad for the Ontario Liberal leadership. He lost. He lost to a Bangladeshi immigrant who had been forced during the campaign to answer for old photos of himself posing with firearms and calling for the death penalty of a Bangladeshi politician. The minister was Nate Erskine-Smith. Oxford. Cabinet pedigree. The prime minister's personal blessing to keep his federal seat while contesting the provincial nomination. The winner was Ahsanul Hafiz. 3,500 people on the voting list. A high school gymnasium. Bangladeshi grandmothers arriving in groups of six and eight, helped to their seats by grandsons. Against them, the dispersed liberal professionals of the Beaches who write earnest letters to the Toronto Star about housing policy. These are not Canada's grandmothers. They are the grandmothers of the country that has been built on top of Canada in this riding, and in two hundred ridings like it. The Liberal Party built this. The Liberal Party is now being eaten by it. In 2025, Mark Carney's path to the leadership was cleared by the disqualification of Chandra Arya and Ruby Dhalla, the only two South Asian candidates in the race. Arya for reasons the party never publicly explained. Dhalla three days before the debates, on technicalities every leadership campaign has committed. Carney won with 85% of a field that had been emptied for him. He had never held elected office. This is the machine Pierre Trudeau built sixty years ago. He understood exactly what he was doing. He chose to replace the Canadian people because the Canadian people would not vote for him often enough. The machine worked. It is now devouring the class that built it. Every party that depends on Canadian voters will eventually be replaced by parties that depend on imported voters. The Tories are next. The NDP after that. This is the country we now live in. This is what was done to us. I wrote 4,000 words on how it happened, who did it, and what it will take to undo it. Link below in comments

@aidenwpkenny No they weren't. They were High Tories. Red Toryism is a bad socialist fanfic.

John A. Macdonald, Sir Robert Borden, and John Diefenbaker were all red tories. Red Toryism offers the biggest tent coalition to assemble on nationalist politics.

@UCCavalier @TheBlackHorse65 UltraMontisim 🎯 💯

@TheBlackHorse65 Secularism laws are themselves a cop out Quebec needs to re embrace Catholic theocracy

Canada doesn't need secularism laws; Canada needs remigration and a moral consensus.

Upper Canadian Cavalier Interview [on Conservative Capture] Dimes meets with @UCCavalier , an expert on Canadian politics viewed through the lens of Ontario, specifically targeting the Conservative Party of Canada and how they operate internally.

"They killed all non loyalists"

Explain your politics with one gif image or video

@UCCavalier @KatlynHarrison @kateemarland Ah yes, the Harper years. The planning phase of our current situation. Black bloc let free onto Toronto's downtown core to justify mass incarceration at the film studios. A fake lake built beside a real lake, agent provocateurs in Montebello to justify a crackdown on protesters.

@KatlynHarrison @kateemarland Resetting back to Steven Harper's quarter of a million foreigners flooding our streets a year is not going to magically fix Canada

Hear, hear. #cdnpoli

I remember

@MontgomeryToms @RupertLowe10 Support and well wishes from Upper Canada. Restore Britain. Rule Britannia!

Never been so confident about an election! What an amazing day with @RupertLowe10, every 30 seconds a honk of a horn, a photo with a fan or a cheer from a car. But just remember, nobody knows Rupert Lowe 😉

@PendragonOrg Yes! This is a great initiative.

We will rebuild our heritage

@UCCavalier I don't think all of them are irredeemable, nor should we cast them all in the same light. However we definitely should make appeals to them in a manner fit for their age and experiences in life.

Nothing will ever change until the boomer long house regime is overthrown, these geriatric hags have been poisoned since their youth to hate white men via feminism and other cultural Marxist influence operations. They can't be negotiated with they can only be destroyed.

>the year is 2035 >The Dominion Party holds a 300 seat majority >Daniel Tyrie is the Prime Minister >Jeremy Mackenzie is the Minister of War >Fortissax is the Minister of Fertility and Remigration >Dimes is running the National Film Board >Ezra Levant being sworn in as the Governor General is controversial because everyone thinks Tyrie cucked out

>Representing Canada's ever ascended new right It's not though, without diminishment is just a CPC front group to take the same old sterile conservative talking points and reskin them with stolen Canadian nationalist rhetoric to recapture any CPC normies who aren't interested in the stale old CPC slop

@Tablesalt13 The government won't have to. People who want to be a part of the USA will do it themselves. I'd say a couple million indians will move if it becomes likely that yes will win.

I hope that Albertans understand that the Federal government will surge immigrants to your lands to skew a referendum vote in their favour like they did to Quebec in 1994.