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Hey Canadians 🇨🇦 One thing that keeps coming up after Pierre Poilievre’s Diary of a CEO interview is his personal story — adopted as a baby, raised by school teachers in a humble middle-class home, his father later came out as gay, and he married Anaida, who came to Canada as a refugee from Venezuela. Yet a lot of people seem to really dislike him… while praising Justin Trudeau (raised with every advantage as the son of a former Prime Minister) and Mark Carney (the wealthy former banker). How did so many in Canada end up feeling that way? What do you think drives that difference in how people see them? Drop your honest thoughts below 👇 I’m reading every comment. #Poilievre #CanadaFirst

🚨 THE EU JUST ISSUED ENERGY LOCKDOWNS AND NOBODY IS CALLING IT WHAT IT IS The European Commission is urging Europeans to work from home, drive less, and fly less because of the Gulf conflict. EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen says this crisis won't end even if the war ends tomorrow. Read that again. "Even if peace is established tomorrow, we will not return to normal." 💀 This means the EU is permanently screwed. Not temporarily. 💀 No immediate supply shortages yet — but diesel and jet fuel are already under pressure. 💀 Global gas markets facing "increasing constraints." Electricity prices surging. 💀 26 of 27 EU member states are currently under infringement proceedings for failing to implement electricity market rules. 💀 Europe's grid is so outdated it can't even handle the renewables they already built — 120 GW of clean energy projects are at risk of being STRANDED. ⚠️ But here's what EU Energy Commissioner Jørgensen is NOT telling you: The EU had cheap Russian energy. They chose to refuse it. The EU had nuclear. They chose to phase it out. Germany shut down its last nuclear plants in 2023. Seven EU countries still actively BLOCK nuclear alternatives in energy law. They replaced reliable energy with ideology. And now they're out of options. Here's the logic chain: → EU kills Russian gas imports → EU kills nuclear power → EU builds renewables on an outdated grid that can't connect them → Gulf conflict hits — no buffer, no options, no plan → Solution: behavioral control. Tell citizens to drive less, fly less, work from home. Do you understand what that means? They're showing you: "Gulf conflict triggers energy emergency." They're NOT showing you: EU politicians spent years building the most fragile, ideology-driven, unresiliently f*cked energy system in modern history. This isn't a Gulf conflict problem. This is a European political failure dressed up as an act of God. COVID lockdowns told you to stay home. Energy lockdowns are telling you to stay home. Same instruction. Different excuse. Both times — the crisis was real. The cause was manufactured by the same class of people. This is the most predictable energy catastrophe since the 1970s oil embargo — except this time, Europe did it to themselves.

Truth is now considered a right-wing conspiracy. That’s the chilling line from Melanie Phillips that stopped me in my tracks. She explains how we’ve reached a point where simply stating observable reality — whether it’s basic biology defining a woman or pushing back against blanket accusations that all white people are inherently bad — gets you branded as evil. Not wrong. Evil. Therefore you must be silenced, cancelled, or erased. No debate. No evidence allowed. She calls it cultural totalitarianism: a Manichean worldview where one ideology claims a monopoly on goodness, progress, and reason itself. Dissent isn’t argued with — it’s treated as a moral threat that has to be removed. The deepest irony? In an era that smugly ditched religion in the name of superior rationality, we’ve ended up rejecting reason, evidence, and open inquiry altogether. We’re so “rational” we’ve dispensed with the very tools of rationality. It doesn’t add up. Her take has me wondering how we got here — and how quickly disagreement turned into moral excommunication. Anyone else seeing this pattern play out in conversations lately? Where have you felt truth itself become off-limits?

When you see “cell-cultured” or “cultivated” listed in the ingredients on meat products, it means the meat was grown in a lab. It’s labeled openly, but easy to overlook.

Canada is completely SCREWED THE UNITED STATES currently is doing a review of Canada supply chain, making sure there’s no force labor That’s why Mark Carney has to deny everything, but we all know that it does exist in China 🇨🇳 Canada about to get smashed by 🇺🇸

😡 ABSOLUTELY INFURIATING POWER GRAB! The Carney Liberals are already scheming to PROROGUE Parliament the SECOND they sweep the April 13 by-elections in Scarborough Southwest, University-Rosedale, and Terrebonne! From a shaky minority (170 seats) straight to a razor-thin majority — then BOOM: they shut down the entire House of Commons, kill EVERY pending bill and debate, and “revamp” committees to give themselves total control. New Throne Speech, zero opposition scrutiny, legislation rammed through like a dictatorship on autopilot. This isn’t “restructuring” — it’s the final nail in democratic debate. Straight from Trudeau’s scandal-dodging playbook (remember 2020 WE Charity prorogation?) into full-on totalitarian control. No more HoC checks. No more accountability. Just unchecked Liberal rule. Canadians are DONE with these dirty tricks. How much more of our democracy will they burn to cling to power?! How can we STOP this authoritarian BS? Canada is DONE! #LiberalPowerGrab #ProrogueAbuse #CarneyDictatorship #CDNPoli #SaveCanadianDemocracy 🔗 Full Globe and Mail bombshell: apple.news/AHWutGorZQTyam…

INSANE 🇨🇦 Canada is one of the biggest drug exporters of methamphetamine to New Zealand & Australia 🤯 Wild documentary by Avery Haines W5 investigates Canada’s role, and of course gets resistance from our RCMP 👀 MASSIVE drug networks in Canada 🇨🇦 A must watch

Canada can no longer claim innocence. Sam Cooper was spot on.

🚨 There's NO way this is real. THIS IS INSANE. $2.1 BILLION connecting the PM A CEO who predicted his own exit IN WRITING. And a condolence video used as the exit door. I'm keeping everything SUPER simple to understand, follow along. All sources included 🚨✈️

Nobody wants to say this out loud. 👇🇨🇦

Mark Carney said he got involved in politics to help his companies

MUST WATCH: Professor @PardyBruce warns that C-9, the Liberals' new hate crime law, will be used to criminalize peaceful dissident speech. He reads to the Justice Committee from Carney's 2022 Globe and Mail op-ed, which called the Freedom Convoy "sedition."

BREAKING: Michelle Rempel OBLITERATES Canada 🇨🇦 immigration minister WTF Are you giving Tim Hortons TFW permits when we have +14% YOUTH Unemployment in Canada 🇨🇦 Immigration Minister: UMMM AHHHH We LOVE Canada 🇨🇦 and we are doing a GREAT JOB 👏

Canada's immigration system is a dumpster fire led by an incompetent Minister.

Canada’s Liberal government is facing backlash after introducing a sweeping surveillance proposal that would force companies to collect and store sensitive data on every Canadian, regardless of whether they are suspected of any crime. Bill C-22, the Lawful Access Act (2026), mandates that electronic service providers retain user metadata for up to one year, making it accessible to law enforcement and intelligence agencies with a warrant. slaynews.com/news/canada-pu…

The moment the West decided evidence no longer mattered — if it got in the way of utopia. Melanie Phillips (former Guardian journalist): “Objective evidence was cast aside because it was too inconvenient. The very idea of reason and rationality was dismissed. All these ideologies — multiculturalism, lifestyle choice, deep green environmentalism, moral relativism — were utopian. They promised perfection. Anyone who brought facts against them wasn’t just wrong… they were evil.” Result? - Evidence became “right-wing” - Dissenters were bullied, ostracized, fired, threatened - The Guardian itself became the heart of this ideological machine… until she fell foul of it. When ideology is sacrosanct and the world must be perfected, facts become the enemy — and truth-tellers become heretics. Have you watched this shift in real time — where inconvenient evidence gets labeled “hate” or “misinformation”? Which sacred ideology do you think has done the most damage to open debate? Your honest take 👇

🚨 New home invasion tactic: Strangers knock and claim their AirPods are "tracking to your house." It's a scam! Do NOT open the door. ✅ Talk through a doorbell cam / intercom ✅ Keep the door locked ✅ Tell them to call police - you'll speak with officers If they won't leave, call 911 ! Your safety > their "lost" earbuds. #homesafety #homeinvasionprevention #doorstepsecurity #scamalert #safetytips

@DrJStrategy I say it's more like a Depression. It's seems that we're already in a recession.

For the record. Another Year in Paradise. Canada is edging toward recession, and no amount of spin can hide it. Productivity has turned negative, the housing market is in recession, youth joblessness is climbing, food inflation leads the G7, and the deficit has nearly doubled, yet Bay Street applauds, demanding more rate hikes while Main Street quietly gets crushed. all while Ottawa blames Trump and the United States for what is, in reality, decades of homegrown mismanagement. Interprovincial trade barriers still choke the economy despite triumphant proclamations that they’ve been swept away, the tariff position with the United States has deteriorated, and the vaunted “transformational” projects remain stuck on the launchpad, while Prime Minister Carney works the global conference circuit and leaves domestic stagnation on autopilot. Canada now faces a toxic mix of negative productivity growth, a housing‑led downturn, stubbornly high food prices, rising youth unemployment, internal trade barriers, worsening frictions with its largest trading partner, and elevated interest rates that are squeezing over‑leveraged households and small businesses alike. Yet the official narrative insists the country is “on the right track” under a globe‑trotting prime minister and a central bank that alternates between complacency and overcorrection, an increasingly surreal disconnect that would be darkly funny if real people weren’t paying the price. The central bank has become an enabler rather than a check. Tiff Macklem waved away inflation as “transitory,” then admitted a major forecasting failure only after prices exploded and he unleashed the most aggressive rate‑hike cycle in a generation, crushing mortgage holders and household spending while assuring Canadians the pain was both necessary and under control. In an economy dangerously dependent on real estate, he now defends Powell’s spending‑driven stance, questions serious oversight, and shrugs that rate cuts “can’t help” just as what remains of the productive economy struggles to rebuild its capital stock, a posture that once would have sparked outrage but now barely registers. Meanwhile, the government wraps itself in geopolitics. Military bases in the Middle East are attacked, and Ottawa’s reflex is to blame Trump and the war for Canada’s very local economic failures. MPs crossing the floor to join the government raise basic questions about democratic health that the political class refuses to ask. As other countries quietly retreat from climate‑handcuffed industrial policy, Canada clings to it with devotional zeal, putting its manufacturers at a built‑in disadvantage, yes another Carbon Tax hike April 1st! All while its posture toward Tehran edges the country toward becoming a convenient safe haven for elements of the Iranian regime. Above it all floats a media narrative so disconnected from reality it borders on self‑parody. Much of the press still treats Carney as a secular saviour, the enlightened technocrat who can do no wrong, even as the data scream that almost everything is going wrong. Critical thinking in Canada’s public discourse is on life support; inconvenient facts are treated as rude interruptions to the story the political and financial class prefers to tell itself. But economic gravity does not care about talking points or photo‑ops. Facts eventually matter, and when they do, the reckoning will be especially unkind to those who insisted, with a straight face, that this was just another year in paradise.

I have 29,000 followers. I can't get more than 500 views in an hour, despite very high initial engagement rates. Canadians, such as myself, have come to X in a desperate attempt to speak against the tyrannical ambitions of our government only to be stifled by this censorial algorithm. X is not a town square. It's seemingly a sophisticated algorithmic propaganda tool where the user becomes the propaganda. If your content doesn't fuel the left vs right slave dialectic, you are buried.

1. Family Day is for Family, not Home Depot 2. Blocking the FOI is corrupt 3. $750 for teachers is a scheme to profit Staples 4. OAP Waitlist is criminal 5. Healthcare/Education are grossly underfunded. This is a start to the email I am sending every MPP. Here are their emails: