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Peter Scott Blackwell - Independent Journalist - Digital Artist - Videographer - Accountability Investigator - support me at https://t.co/PFIrwBsPux

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You’re breaking the law, but that’s OK come on in anyways. Unreal.
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***BREAKING NEWS*** I'm putting this out there for the Court Of Public Opinion to weigh in on! For a long time I have been trying to get answers to WHY this happened, WHY! For nearly 2.5yrs i was silenced on social media, news media, and interviews while others were writing books, traveling all around the world, and propped up. I never talked, I never "RATTED"! But man your testimony pointed 👉🏼 at me! @JayGenXer @JaymeKnyx
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Well well well. More Stinky Stinky. Did you know Catherine McKenna @cathmckenna after leaving her positions in Canadian politics established “Climate and Nature Solutions” as a private advisory firm focused on climate and nature based solutions. The company works with governments corporations foundations and universities providing paid consulting services on scaling practical solutions for net zero transitions and related areas. This raises legitimate questions about whether McKenna benefits indirectly from the same policy ecosystem she helped shape during her time as minister. Her firm maintains a small team including individuals with prior experience at Environment and Climate Change Canada which creates a revolving door dynamic that critics argue can blur lines between public service and private gain. The business emphasizes work with leading companies cleantech startups and institutional investors on ambitious climate action finance mobilization and indigenous led conservation agreements. While no specific post 2021 Canadian government contracts for the firm appear in open procurement databases the general claim of government clients combined with high overall federal consulting spending makes it plausible that Canadian taxpayers are funding some of this work either directly or through related channels. During her ministerial roles McKenna oversaw large scale climate and infrastructure initiatives where auditors flagged issues with tracking and accountability. For instance reports highlighted difficulties accounting for tens of billions in investments and thousands of projects raising concerns about value for money on public funds. These past criticisms add weight to scrutiny of her current consulting activities where she advises on similar files. Broader federal spending on external professional services reached nearly 20 billion dollars in recent years with climate and environment related advisory work forming part of that total. This environment of heavy outsourcing has drawn repeated calls for reform from taxpayer advocates and auditors who point to risks of cronyism and inefficiency. McKenna also holds roles such as chair of a United Nations high level expert group on net zero commitments alongside academic positions at institutions like the University of Toronto. These add to her profile and likely generate additional income through speaking fees boards and publications but they intersect with the same policy networks her firm serves. The lack of full public disclosure on client lists and exact revenues for Climate and Nature Solutions fuels suspicion that the business operates within a web of influence where former insiders gain preferential access or opportunities. While no proven illegal activity has surfaced the pattern warrants deeper investigation by ethics bodies or parliamentary committees to examine potential conflicts procurement transparency and whether public money flows in ways that prioritize connected firms over open competition. Greater sunlight on these consulting arrangements would help determine if they truly advance climate goals or primarily benefit a small circle of experts transitioning from government to private practice.
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The two-tier justice system in Canada is on full display with Pat King. Arrested in February 2022, he has now endured over four years of charges, trials, appeals, and restrictions for leading a non-violent protest occupation with the Crown still pushing for more punishment despite a trial judge already giving him conditional time plus credit. Meanwhile, Indigenous rail and highway blockades in 2020 and earlier that shut down national CN lines causing major economic disruption, often ended with dropped charges, suspended short sentences, or light contempt resolutions citing reconciliation. Jordan delay rules, which should stay charges after 30 months in Superior Court when delay is unreasonable, have already freed other Convoy participants and should apply here too. The delay in Pat’s case crossed that line long ago. So does Jordan protect everyone, or only select people in this two-tier system? The public sees the double standard clearly, and it’s time the courts apply their own rules consistently instead of letting politics decide who gets endless process and who gets a pass. Enough is enough.
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The mark carney government has plunged global affairs canada into a shocking scandal as Anita Anands @AnitaAnandMP department fired 25 diplomats, forced 11 others to quit under investigation, and exposed one diplomat caught in secret inappropriate contact with unnamed foreign government officials, revealing a ministry overwhelmed by misconduct with 218 complaints filed in one year leading to 125 investigations and 120 founded cases of wrongdoing that produced 22 terminations, yet delivered only weak punishments allowing threats to escape justice. Canadians have demanded real answers on foreign interference, but the carney administration refuses to name the fired staff or the hostile foreign power, leaving potential espionage risks unchecked while public trust in institutions plummets under steady security violations and unchecked fraud that drain taxpayer resources without any real accountability. Mark carney must answer for this disaster after choosing anita anand as foreign minister and then ignoring the surge in ethics breaches that reached 70 cases along with 31 instances of inappropriate behavior where employees committed theft, misused resources, and even started office fistfights that wasted taxpayer money without swift consequences, as the numbers paint a grim picture of incompetence with financial mismanagement jumping to 9 cases full of falsified receipts and stolen funds while personnel security problems stayed at 4 including the dangerous foreign contact that required an outside agency to expose because internal controls had collapsed so completely. The carney government simply is not listening to canadians who have called repeatedly for accountability on foreign meddling only to watch the prime minister chase international photo opportunities instead of securing the home front as harassment cases rose and total complaints hit 227 in the latest count leaving citizens furious and demanding to know where anita anand stands since she needs to be held to account for the 25 firings and 11 under investigation while many accuse the minister of shielding department insiders and wonder if anita enabled the interference herself. This administration has turned a deaf ear to the public proving the team values image over protecting sovereignty and eliminating corruption that endangers every citizen as 11 resignations before discipline protect suspects and planned workforce cuts of 12 to 13 percent by 2030 weaken a vital ministry even further in a pattern of secrecy and inaction that shows a prime minister abandoning his duty as foreign contact scandals and ethics violations grow without meaningful reform leaving the nation exposed and canadians betrayed by a government that refuses to hear their urgent calls for transparency and decisive cleanup.
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Does everyone remember when she got caught eating dog stew and betting on dog fights fiasco. What a disgusting person.
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Maybe they should follow their own rules like: “The Jordan Delay” Let’s apply it to what’s happening with Pat King @The_RealPatKing and why this needs to stop now. Pat was arrested in February 2022. We’re now in mid-2026. That’s over four years of charges, trial, sentencing, appeals, and re-sentencing hanging over one guy for organizing a loud but non-violent protest. No one died. No buildings were burned. This is mischief over blocking streets. And the system is still dragging it out. The Supreme Court of Canada set clear rules in the Jordan decision. For Superior Court cases like this the ceiling is 30 months from charge to end of trial. Once you cross that without a damn good reason the delay is presumed unreasonable and the charges should be stayed. Pat’s case blew past 30 months a long time ago. We’re at over 52 months total. Even after any defence time the net delay is way over the line. Other Convoy folks have already had charges tossed for exactly this. Why is Pat still in limbo? The Crown keeps appealing and pushing for more punishment even though the trial judge already gave him conditional house arrest plus credit for time served. They wanted ten years originally. Ten years for mischief without violence. That is ridiculous. It looks like retaliation, not justice. The Emergencies Act was ruled unreasonable. The protest was about mandates. Now it feels like bruised egos and a pissing contest using the courts to punish people who dared speak up. Compare this to other blockades. Indigenous rail and highway protests that stopped national traffic for days or weeks often ended with dropped charges, suspended sentences, or light contempt resolutions. Courts talked about reconciliation and context. Pat gets years of process and Crown appeals for harsher time. That is two-tier justice staring us in the face and it makes the whole system look broken. Here’s what needs to happen. The judge at re-sentencing or on appeal should do the following. Apply Jordan properly and stay the charges because the delay is unreasonable and has been for a long time. Give full credit for all the custody, bail restrictions, and house arrest Pat has already endured and rule that enough is enough. Reject the Crown’s push for more jail because it serves no purpose except punishment for the message. End this now and stop wasting public money on a case that should have been finished years ago. If the Crown tries to appeal again after that it will only prove the point. It will look like they are not interested in justice but in harassing a man and making an example. The public is watching. We expect the court to follow its own Supreme Court rules. We expect consistency. We expect them to stop treating this like a personal vendetta. If you agree, share this, tag your MP, tag the Attorney General’s office, and politely but firmly tell the court “enough is enough.” Demand a Jordan stay or a final sentence that credits everything and closes the file. Pat has paid enough. The system needs to prove it still believes in fair and timely justice. No more games. No more delay. End it. What do you think? Is this reasonable or are we okay with the courts ignoring their own rules when it suits them?
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So now disgraced “Climate Barbie” runs her little Climate and Nature Solutions boutique, advising the same governments, corps, and green grift machine she helped build because apparently that $92 billion episode wasn’t a red flag, it was a business plan. Why track taxpayer billions properly when you can exit stage left into paid consulting gigs telling everyone else how to save the planet for a fee? Pure scum.
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Collectables these are now.
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I think what was more interesting from Carney's $2 billion military vehicle presser was not as much his indirect conflicts of interest but his response and ramblings about rolling out a national carbon credit plan. Who's ready to increase the prices of everything because we got to pay for the carbon piper? Is that lumber low carbon? Pay a carbon tax. Is that shirt low carbon? Pay a carbon tax. Is that sandwich low carbon? Pay a carbon tax. Is that area rug low carbon? Pay a carbon tax. Is that new car a low carbon? Pay a carbon tax. Welcome to Carney's Canada. Where his BGTF1 profits grow as Canadians get taxed. youtu.be/vxvT7dnEJ_M
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The Crown in Ontario including prosecutors like Moiz Karimjee dedicated substantial effort and resources to pursuing Pat King with demands for a ten year maximum sentence on mischief and related charges stemming from the Freedom Convoy protests and then filing appeals on the lighter three month conditional sentence and certain acquittals despite King having already served significant custody time. This aggressive approach stands in stark and shameful contrast to the Crowns repeated failures to appeal numerous truly horrific lenient outcomes in sex offender cases allowing dangerous predators to return to the streets with minimal or no consequences. 1. The 2025 Mississauga case of Akashkumar Khant a noncitizen who attempted to pay for sex with a believed fifteen year old received a conditional discharge and house arrest with no appeal filed by the Crown. 2. The 2021 Alberta predatory child porn case with massive collections and hands on victims saw arguments for even lighter sentencing under Gladue factors and the Crown did not pursue a stronger appeal. 3. The 2024 Ottawa CHEO assault case where a police officer assaulted a handcuffed boy received a conditional discharge with no criminal record and the Crown sought but accepted the lenient outcome without further appeal. 4. Multiple 2022 to 2024 Ontario Jordan delay stays in sexual assault and child exploitation cases resulted in charges being dismissed entirely with the accused released and the Crown not pursuing remedies in several instances. 5. The Jatinder Singh Ottawa taxi driver sexual assault case from 2013 resulted in an initial thirty day sentence that was overturned on appeal due to judicial comments but highlighted as too light with limited Crown push for harsher penalties. 6. Various 2024 to 2025 noncitizen grooming and luring cases in Ontario led to house arrest or probation to avoid deportation and the Crown filed no appeals. 7. The 2025 case of a youth justice worker in Ottawa who committed dozens of offences against boys received thirteen and a half years instead of the Crowns requested eighteen years with no successful appeal. 8. Repeat child pornography cases in Ontario with prior records often resulted in lower end sentences with credit for time served leading to early release and no Crown appeal in documented instances. 9. Acquaintance sexual assaults against minors in Ottawa area cases frequently ended in conditional sentences or probation citing first time status and the Crown allowed them without challenge. 10. Dangerous offender day parole grants in Ottawa for violent sexual assault convicts like Christopher Roulston allowed community release under supervision with no Crown intervention to contest the parole decisions. The pattern across these examples reveals a disturbing imbalance where the Crown exerts maximum zeal on political or public order matters like Pat King while sitting idle as the worst sex crimes against the most vulnerable receive leniency that endangers communities and betrays public trust. This selective enforcement has enabled reoffending and evasion of full accountability exposing a profound systemic failure that deserves harsh public condemnation.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ According to Elections Canada records, Karimjee made 29 donations to the Liberal Party of Canada between 2013 and 2019, totaling approximately $17,176. His reported contributions included a $1,500 donation in May 2017 and a $250 donation in September 2019. Karimjee attended a Liberal Party donor appreciation event held on December 12, 2017, at the National Gallery of Canada. Publicly released attendee lists show that the event included Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Gerald Butts, Katie Telford, Bruce Hartley, and other attendees. The event was part of the Liberal Party’s Laurier Club fundraising program for major donors. Karimjee later served as Crown counsel in several Freedom Convoy-related prosecutions, including proceedings involving Tamara Lich. In one of those proceedings, the Crown sought to revoke Tamara Lich’s bail after she attended an awards ceremony. During the hearing, Justice Kevin Phillips questioned aspects of the Crown’s position before ultimately rendering his decision. In the Freedom Convoy prosecutions, the Crown disclosed more than 4,000 pages of cellphone data that included private communications. Defence counsel challenged the disclosure and alleged deficiencies in the search warrant process. The Crown stated that the disclosure of the additional material had been inadvertent. In August 2023, Karimjee recused himself from a high-profile criminal trial after a memoir connected to one of the accused mentioned him by name numerous times. The recusal was placed on the record before the trial proceeded. Media outlets including True North and Western Standard published articles criticizing Karimjee’s political donations and his role in Freedom Convoy prosecutions. Lawyer David Freiheit (Viva Frei) also publicly criticized Karimjee on X (formerly Twitter). These criticisms represent the opinions of those commentators rather than findings by a court or professional disciplinary body.
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Moiz Karimjee is the “Clown Prosecutor” who has played a central role in pursuing Pat King and other Freedom Convoy organizers with aggressive tactics that many view as politically motivated. Elections Canada records show that Karimjee donated over $17,000 to the Liberal Party of Canada since 2013 and attended a Justin Trudeau fundraiser, raising clear concerns about his impartiality when prosecuting critics of the Trudeau government’s policies. In the convoy cases Karimjee oversaw the improper release of extensive personal cellphone records belonging to organizers, an incident that defense teams condemned as a serious privacy breach and potential grounds to dismiss charges, yet he characterized it as a simple mistake while continuing to push hard for convictions. He eventually recused himself from the main Tamara Lich and Chris Barber trial due to mounting bias concerns but kept driving a tough line against Pat King, demanding significant prison time even after the trial judge opted for a lighter conditional sentence that accounted for time already served. Advocacy groups have accused Karimjee of bias in hate crime prosecutions, calling for his removal from cases involving Muslim and pro-Palestinian individuals and criticizing his leadership in Ontario’s Hate Crime Working Group as tainted. This prosecutor’s actions fit a broader pattern in which the Crown refuses to accept court setbacks, such as rulings deeming the Emergencies Act invocation unreasonable and a Charter violation, and instead doubles down with appeals that look more like partisan retribution than fair justice. Karimjee’s political donations and handling of these files suggest he is deeply embedded in the system targeting peaceful protesters, making him a prime example of why greater accountability is needed for those wielding prosecutorial power under the Crown’s banner.

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@CarymaRules Imagine clearly being assaulted on a video and the one doing the assault now saying they’re victim. I’m sure that all looks and sounds really credible.
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Caryma Sa'd - Lawyer + Political Satirist
This is the same clip with audio. Still searching for any footage showing what happened before Kaitlyn (Kate) Tracey slapped the teenager in blue shorts. That additional information would help assess the credibility and reliability of differing accounts, including the version provided by Tracey’s husband. Over the years, I’ve observed countless people manipulate public perception by posting short clips stripped of context to advance their preferred narrative. Sometimes they’ve even tried to do it with my footage. I’ve also seen people lie outright, even when contradicted by video. Adults in Canada’s protest circuit have violently targeted children over their political beliefs. If similar conduct is occurring abroad, it’s worth examining whether the same dynamics are at play. I’ve never met Tracey, so I can’t comment on her personally. But based on her public online footprint, she appears to fit patterns seen in other politically motivated activists, such as Antifa agitators Deana Sherif and Galen Crampsey. My $0.02. #ProtestMania
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WATCH: Footage from an incident involving Kate Tracey, the Canadian living in America who allegedly accosted then assaulted teenagers at Point Pleasant Beach over Independence Day weekend. According to a sworn statement, the altercation was triggered by Tracey’s reaction to the teenagers’ pro-Trump, pro-ICE clothing. Tracey was charged with simple assault, endangering the welfare of a child, harassment and obstruction. The Department of Homeland Security says Tracey overstayed her visa, which expired in 2024. Tracey is currently being held in an ICE detention centre. In Canada, some adults have come to view violence or intimidation against young people as morally justified when the targets are perceived as “fascist.” Publicly-funded “watchdog” organizations like the Canadian Anti-Hate Network (Canada’s SPLC offshoot) contribute to legitimizing that mindset by portraying certain ideological opponents as beyond the bounds of acceptable discourse. Violence by Antifa-aligned individuals frequently goes unaddressed, even when directed at minors. Of the people featured in the montage below, only one was arrested for conduct involving minors— and that case was ultimately resolved with a peace bond. Legacy media strenuously avoids reporting on unlawful Antifa tactics overall. Increasingly, Canada is exporting its own brand of hatred and polarization abroad. #ProtestMania

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The Carney Clown is peddling this as big help for Canadian families while billions flow straight to foreigners and imports. Non citizens grabbed over 7 billion of that CCB cash in 2023 alone. PRs 6.3 billion temps another 369 million now over 1.1 billion refugees hundreds of millions more. Thats money taken from Canadian taxpayers to bankroll the families you imported by the millions.
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The Canada Child Benefit helps 6 million children across Canada — and on Monday, it’s going up.   That means families will get up to $8,157 a year per child to help with groceries, clothing, child care. Money where it matters most.

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Stop peddling this as big help for Canadian families while billions flow straight to foreigners and imports. Non citizens grabbed over 7 billion of that CCB cash in 2023 alone. PRs 6.3 billion temps another 369 million now over 1.1 billion refugees hundreds of millions more. Thats money taken from Canadian taxpayers to bankroll the families you imported by the millions.
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The Canada Child Benefit helps 6 million children across Canada — and on Monday, it’s going up.   That means families will get up to $8,157 a year per child to help with groceries, clothing, child care. Money where it matters most.
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Kaitlyn Tracey, a Canadian who had been living freely in New Jersey, thought she could walk onto the Jersey Shore boardwalk, record herself confronting a group of teens, and slap one of them across the face and body simply for wearing Trump and ICE clothing. In Canada that kind of behavior might slide with minimal consequences, but here in the United States reality hit hard. Surveillance video caught everything, police identified her quickly, she turned herself in, and now she sits in ICE detention at Delaney Hall facing simple assault, endangering the welfare of a child, harassment, and obstruction charges. With an active detainer, her August 4 court date kicks off the process that most likely ends in deportation back to Canada. This is the big wake-up call: you can’t just do whatever you want because you’re “woke” back home. When you bring that mindset across the border and act on it, American accountability doesn’t care about your feelings or passport. She fucked around, and now she’s finding out.
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