Toby Barrett

Down my way he’s seen as a dink.

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Iran’s Kill Network Ran Through Toronto: Affidavit Reveals Canadian Web Infrastructure, Hong Kong Crypto Links, and Terror Financing Behind Cartel Plot Targeting Ottawa Politician thebureau.news/p/irans-kill-n…

Doug Ford just admitted the problem. Ontario’s population jumped from 14M to 16.3M in 8 years over 2 million people added. Healthcare spending exploded from $60B to $93B heading toward $100B. This isn’t a funding problem. It’s a population growth problem.

Mark Rowley AND Sadiq Khan have both *publicly denied* they know about Pakistani rape gangs in London. Rowley now admits there is a 'significant number of cases' and it's been revealed that Khan has seen the evidence. This is a cover-up. They both need to go.

ZERO MEDIA COVERAGE Today in Toronto Iranians CELEBRATE Donald Trump. You won’t see one CBC, CTV, Global Journalist. They are working on a HIT PIECE as we speak. Probably this was a violent protest today.

Muslims in Canada gathered with their woke followers to declare jihad against the non-Muslim world. They burned Canadian flags and chanted: "Death to Israel" "Death to Canada" "Death to the United States" "We are Hezbollah, we are Hamas"

x.com/danilerer/stat… Yesterday was International Women’s Day. A reminder that millions of women living under Sharia law still have no basic freedom. They cannot speak freely, cannot show their faces in public, cannot live as equal human beings. Under these systems, women are treated as less than men — sometimes with fewer rights than property. This reality shouldn’t be ignored.

This is part of an additional 148,000 PRs (115,000 for refugees and 33,000 for workers) outside the official 380,000 annual PR target. Adding it all up, Canada will admit just shy of 1.3 million new permanent residents in the next three years.

400,000 students from India in Canada … double that of the US which has 10 times our population.

#Ontario has become one of the most corrupt jurisdictions in the developed world. That is a conclusion formed through direct experience, not opinion. I arrived in Ontario in 2005 and went straight into undercover operations targeting organized crime, including the Mafia and the Hells Angels. What I found was not just organized crime operating in isolation, but a system where corruption, influence, and institutional protection were far more deeply embedded than the public would ever believe. At that time. Now I think the public can see wrongdoing, but sadly have just come to accept that’s the way it is. Corruption in developed jurisdictions is more sophisticated. It’s conflicts of interest. It’s decisions not to pursue investigations. Its files quietly closed or forgotten. It’s crimes reclassified as “policy violations” instead of criminal conduct. Its politicians re designating protected public lands for builder friends. It’s senior officials protecting institutions instead of protecting the public. I’ve worked in and alongside police agencies in countries widely described as “third world,” where corruption was overt and visible. The difference there was honesty about its existence. In Ontario, corruption often hides behind bureaucracy, procedure, and public relations. The system maintains the appearance of integrity while quietly neutralizing threats to itself. The most disturbing reality is this: the people responsible for accountability are often structurally dependent on the same institutions they are supposed to oversee. For example: since the revelations of Toronto officers being charged with offences ranging from selling intelligence to conspiring to murder, Doug Ford, after announcing a province wide enquiry has gone on a whistle stop tour of almost every police department, shaking hands with police chiefs. Posting pictures. Offering support. I’ve said before, if we believe the inquiry is fake, we’ll also believe the results to be fake. When leadership controls careers, promotions, and internal investigations, true accountability becomes rare, especially in policing. This is not a criticism of frontline officers. Most serve honourably, and I can attest, it’s a hard job. This is about institutional culture, leadership, and governance failures that allow misconduct, conflicts, and abuses of power to persist without consequence. Public trust is not destroyed by speaking about corruption. It is destroyed by corruption itself, and by systems that protect it. Ontario has every advantage. The fact corruption persists here is not due to lack of capability. It is due to lack of accountability at the highest levels. Until the law applies equally to those in power, corruption will not disappear. It will simply remain hidden behind the badge, the politician or the institution.

CBC ran this on air: How Canadians are boycotting America. Because of Trump. Their go to place? Puerto Vallarta. Resorts confirmed a 22% increase. While US saw a decline. Why? Cause of “elbows up”. Fast forward to today, the government wished them all the best, and told them to shelter in place. No emergency planes or help.

Don’t worry guys, the Mexican army is here to save everyone! Oh wait, this isn’t the army… This is the Special Forces of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel!

@ilovejp9 @AmyForTheHNFolk @sportsnorfolk @YouTube Our mayor needs new material.

@AmyForTheHNFolk @sportsnorfolk @YouTube I would love an episode with you .. about how you said you were going to work collaboratively with provincial and federal counterparts

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Is there truly a deal to reduce tariffs on Canadian canola, or did the Prime Minister mislead our farmers about getting results?

Farmers were told that Chinese canola tariffs would drop by March 1st, but now we hear Beijing is pushing that back. So, what's the deal? Today in Question Period, the Liberal Parliamentary Secretary for Agriculture offered no clear explanation. Canadian farmers deserve certainty.

Canola tariffs here to stay? It seems that Beijing may not be dropping their tariffs on Canadian canola after all. Liberals try to change the subject.

🚨 BREAKING: NO MORE “MANAGED DECLINE” Secretary Marco Rubio didn’t whisper it. He didn’t soften it. He said it plainly — in Europe, to Europe: “We in America have NO INTEREST in being polite and orderly caretakers of the West’s managed decline.” That is not rhetoric. That is a line in the sand. For decades, Western leaders have spoken the language of inevitability: Decline is natural. Retrenchment is responsible. Weakness is maturity. Rubio rejected it outright. Decline is a choice. And America, under President Trump, is choosing something else. Not separation — revitalisation. Not apology — confidence. Not paralysis — strength. He made three things clear: • Allies must be able to defend themselves • Western civilisation should not be ashamed of itself • The alliance must stop managing stagnation and start rebuilding power This was not anti-Europe. It was anti-complacency. A challenge to leaders who have grown comfortable rationalising decline instead of reversing it. An alliance that exists only to manage guilt and administer global welfare cannot endure. An alliance built on strength, sovereignty, and cultural confidence can. The message was unmistakable: The era of polite decline is over. The question now is whether Europe is prepared to rise with America — or continue administering its own contraction. History does not reward the timid. And decline is never mandatory. It is chosen.

Goth Waifu Amelia is now the mascot of UK nationalism and has gone viral after the UK panicked and took her game down. Make UK great again.

The historic Vondelkerk in Amsterdam burned to the ground last night. We’re being kept in the dark as to who did this, of course, but I think we all recognize an act of war when we see one. Fighting back to save our civilization should be our #1 New Year’s resolution.