Paul Kelly

The Grand Ransom™️has now been signed: a reduced & deferred carbon tax to $140/t by 2040, and the promise of a new pipeline that "is tied to Pathways", a $30BN project that is irrelevant and enormously expensive. No other country in the world is doing this to themselves, just 🇨🇦.

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha Today, to approve an oil pipeline; Canada - Alberta: had to implement higher industrial carbon taxes, net zero targets, spend $20+ billion on carbon capture, and MAYBE start working on a pipeline after September 1st, 2027 to complete around 2034. 1 MMb/d. UAE: Anyways, we gona build a pipeline to bypass the Strait of Hormuz, it will be done next year. 1.8 MMb/d 🤡🇨🇦

@Latenite72 @PremierScottMoe The NDP has the drug addict vote locked up. Drug addicts were nearing 20% of the population of SK. SK Party had to act or risk losing the next election

@PremierScottMoe The #NDP in #Sask have self-imploded once again. They’re not a serious party, they’re finished.

This week, we passed the Compassionate Intervention Act to get people with serious addictions issues who are a significant risk of harm to themselves or others into recovery spaces. This is part of our plan to offer more addictions recovery opportunities while increasing enforcement on drug dealers. The NDP voted no. Just days ago, the NDP demanded we hand out “clean crack pipes”. The NDP also demanded we legalize poisonous drugs. There could not be a more clear difference between our two parties. We are funding recovery beds for those who have fallen into a life of addictions and enforcement against those bringing the drugs into our communities. The NDP will fund “clean crack pipes”, decriminalize poisonous drugs, and fire police officers.

@Martyupnorth The miscarriages aren't talked about

Do you know anyone who you suspect was vaccine injured, or died from the jab, but won't admit it, or no one talks about?

@KirkLubimov Trying to flip rural areas Liberal but alot of these immigrants aren't down with the rainbow so.... seems really pointless and harmful to the immigrants and the locals

The Liberals have decided to arbitrary give temporary foreign workers in rural areas residency and have a program to immigrate low skilled workers into rural areas under the pretense of worker shortage. Except that's not the case. Youth unemployment in rural and small towns has the fastest unemployment growth rate in Canada. They desperately need jobs, not people to take their jobs.

@KirkLubimov Dunkn Donuts Promotes sickness ✅️ Requires TFW ✅️ They may qualify for a federal grant

Well, at least some businesses are coming to invest in Canada. Dunkin' Donuts is coming back with an aggressive plan for over hundred stores. They will focus on healthier options and younger demographics. How many TFW will they require?

@greg_scott84 @OpulentAura @Freecanuck1 Well said

@OpulentAura @Freecanuck1 No, I'd say that Alberta is clinging onto the last remaining vestiges of the values that Canada used to embody. Alberta hasn't changed. You'd be very welcomed out here. 🙂

This image, taken from the Government of Canada's website, is an objective representation of why Albertans (and a large number of people in Saskatchewan) have had enough. The overwhelming majority of people in Alberta hold completely different values than the rest of the country. They're also realizing that the "Conservative" Party doesn't really represent their values, beliefs or interests either. They're learning that the CPC has always been controlled opposition that supports Canada's alignment with global agendas. Albertans are sick to death of mindless idiots east of Winnipeg taking our money and dictating what happens in our province. Anyone who would defend the criminals in Ottawa over a disgruntled Albertan taxpayer is part of the problem.

@mario4thenorth Foreigners will take the handouts from Liberals but won't vote against their religious beliefs, which are predominantly conservative

The Liberal Party spent 10 years importing voters. Today those voters showed up. And voted against the Liberal they were supposed to support. Federal MP Nate Erskine-Smith, endorsed by Mark Carney himself, just lost a provincial nomination race in Scarborough. He lost to Ahsanul Hafiz. A Bangladeshi-born business owner who owns 30 Domino’s Pizza franchises. Today in Scarborough Southwest: Sample ballots were handed out entirely in Bengali. The Ontario Liberal Party allows temporary residents to vote in nominations. Nate knocked on doors of his own “members” people who had no idea they’d signed up. The Globe and Mail reported it themselves. Nate cried irregularities. Hafiz said: “The hallways were full of people wearing my badges. That’s the clear evidence of who won.” The Liberals flooded ridings with new Canadians. Those new Canadians just picked their own guy. The man who built the machine is now complaining about the machine. Welcome to the Canada you created. 🇨🇦

If you weren't trading in 1999-2000, then you're in luck. This is what it was like. Now you can experience it.

@MakisMedicine @jkenney

BREAKING NEWS: Alberta Premier Jason Kenney allowed AHS CEO Verna Yiu to access private medical records of all 105,000 AHS Staff to see if they were COVID-19 vaccinated or not. AHS CEO Verna Yiu then used the information to pressure the 30% unvaccinated AHS staff to get their contaminated COVID-19 jabs or get fired. Jason Kenney's AHS would use psychological terror tactics against the unvaccinated, including a vaccination deadline that would show up on every AHS computer as a countdown to the "deadline". One of MANY crimes of the Jason Kenney Premiership era that warrant criminal investigation...

I understand that my personal information, including my home address, was shared publicly on a screen at a recent Alberta separatist event. It was also recorded on video, and is now circulating. This was apparently part of the outrageous data leak of Albertans’ private information, wherein Elections Alberta shared its entire detailed provincial voter database with the “Republican Party of Alberta,” which in turn shared it with some separatist group called the “Centurion Project,” whose leadership then shared my personal information publicly. Over the past few years I have received no shortage of threats from people broadly associated with the separatist / antivax / far right movement in Alberta. So it is disturbing that my personal information is now broadly available, particularly in those circles. While I have been targeted specifically, the broader data breach may also effect vulnerable Albertans, including victims of domestic violence, journalists, activists, judges, and other public servants for years to come. I will retain legal counsel to seek advice on recourse regarding this outrageous and potentially dangerous violation of my personal privacy.

@Martyupnorth 3% on every transaction paid by the business. Yeah, that hasn't been happening in a while with my business. Its not nickel and diming at the end of the year, and you're out 60k

I just hate this kind of nickel and diming. Bought some specialty transmission fluid. Guy at the parts counter hands me the machine. Decline the tip suggestion. Still get charged with a 2.4% credit card surcharge. We used to get a discount for paying cash because the credit card fee was built-in to the price.

@BobPickard Citizens would feel like they were participating in, and shaping public policy and Jason wouldn't have to fear for his safety

@BobPickard Its possible that's why Elon changed the name of Twitter to X. Its a democracy platform

@BobPickard @jkenney I have a question, do we still need a political class when citizens can communicate directly, propose legislation, engage in debate, and vote on social media?

@jkenney Good – as you should. This outrageous situation is completely unacceptable and the public needs to know more about what has happened – and why this issue matters to everyone, not just the political class.

@Bratt_world @NVanCaroline Spoken by a man from India who rents an apartment in Vancouver

BC IS unceded @NVanCaroline it’s just a fact. We can only start from here !

@valdombre @Martyupnorth 35M

Switzerland will vote on a referendum proposal to cap their population at 10 million amid concerns over immigration. Would you support a population cap for Canada?

@KirkLubimov @ikwilson

Mark Carneyoff; I have an investment opportunity for you! I'm launching a new fund. > we going to borrow $25B from you. > you will be responsible for the interest cost. > your initial investment will be guaranteed by...you. > you will also be responsible for the interest for the capital that will back your initial investment. And we going to invest it where no one else wants to invest because of bureaucracy, red tape and carbon taxes. How much you in for??

@erik_thorvalds @PerescJV The eastern border of Manitoba is easily defensible. Only reason to take them imo

@PerescJV The city of Winnipeg and all of Northern Manitoba constitutes a majority population of the province and they would never elect to leave Canada. Maybe some rural counties in a massive balkanisation scenario. The party running it reflects this fact.

Friendly reminder that Canada has an expiry date, and it’s coming fast. A country as diverse as this can never stay united; it’s impossible. 🇨🇦 is a legacy British Empire trade zone with multiple nations under its control. They will go their own way as the regime crumbles. Alberta will take over most of the former Northwest Territories. Québec will gladly walk away. Vancouver will choose the Singapore option instead of joining Alberta or staying an exclave of Canada. And Newfoundland, realizing that they are Ottawa’s new colonial oil cash cow will become their own nation again. A rump Canada of Ontario, Manitoba and a Maritimes separated from the rest will remain. And that likely won’t last either. O Canada!

So we’re supposed to believe that City of London and the Old Colonial Powers of Europe are NOT working with the IrGC to set up another war of attrition to bind down their real targets… the US and Russia in unwinnable wars they created? See the patterns. See the strategy. Now, Trump, leave NATO, and occupy 10Downing St. and blow up their bond markets. Oh, and arrest John Roberts, for good measure

@HoCStaffer @fahey_davi37740 @peteremcc @hulcolgan StateGPT for the win

Well folks. We have a three-way tie between @fahey_davi37740 #SYPHON @peteremcc #StateGPT, & @hulcolgan #CanFAIL with 23 votes each. So I'll put it to a vote below.