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@darron

Albertan by choice. Staff SRE. Previously @dapperlabs @salesforce Hyperforce and IoT, @datadoghq. Hacks with Golang, loves scuba and 3 gun. Tweets are my own.

Calgary, Alberta Katılım Aralık 2006
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darron@darron·
Dear @JustinTrudeau In 2020 you prohibited my big game rifle, some small game rifles and my competition rifles. I replaced them, but today you prohibited every last replacement. I no longer have any legal hunting or competition rifles. I have no firearms that are useful as predator protection in the wilderness. I will take solace in the fact that I will keep them until you're all removed from office. And then I'll get them back and will continue the fight to enshrine property rights for all 🇨🇦. I will never forget that you have repeatedly used the threat of jail and death to steal my property, in order to prop up your failing @liberal_party. You've been playing politics with public safety for far too long - the game is up. Nobody believes anything you say, you're going to get crushed with a historic wipeout. #cdnpoli #ccfr
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Royce Koop 🇨🇦
Royce Koop 🇨🇦@RoyceKoop·
Mind blowing. 🤯 In 2020, this person staged an “armed carjacking where an eight-year-old girl was taken with the stolen vehicle.” Yes, you read that right. Three months ago, he was charged with conspiracy to commit murder. So why was he out on the streets? #cdnpoli #cdnpolitics
Toronto Crime Watch@CrimewatchTO

Suspect Shot In Vaughan Home Invasion Has Over 45 Charges, Since 2020 A male suspect is facing charges after being wounded during an attempted armed home invasion in Vaughan early Tuesday morning. According to York Regional Police, officers were called to a residence near Carrville Woods Circle and Crimson Forest Drive at approximately 12:50 a.m. on March 17, 2026, following reports of a shooting. Investigators say multiple suspects, at least one of whom was armed with a firearm, forcibly entered the home. During the incident, an occupant retrieved a legally owned and properly stored firearm and fired at the intruders, prompting them to flee the scene. Police said the suspects were last seen leaving the area in a black pickup truck before officers arrived. No residents inside the home were physically injured. A few hours later, authorities were notified that a man suffering from a gunshot wound had been dropped off at a hospital in the Toronto area. Investigators later determined the individual had been injured during the Vaughan home invasion and was transported to hospital shortly afterward. Police have since laid charges against the injured suspect, Trestin Cassanova-Alman, 24 of no fixed address Cassanova-Alman Criminal History July 2020 -Charged with possession of fentanyl, cocaine and crystal meth for the purpose of trafficking, possession of proceeds of crime October 2020 -17 charges for Five violent armed robberies and an armed carjacking where an eight-year-old girl was taken with the stolen vehicle. December 2025 -Charged in "Project Wrangler" with several offences including conspiracy to commit murder, robbery with violence, instructing the commission of an offence for a criminal organization, conspiracy to commit indictable offences, breach of probation and participation in a criminal organization March 2026 -Charged with Robbery with a Firearm, Disguise with Intent and Breach of Probation Order

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Keith Wilson, K.C.
Keith Wilson, K.C.@ikwilson·
Mark Carney has the authority to repeal the tanker ban, C-69, the industrial carbon tax, methane regulations, and net-zero electricity rules. But he won’t. That tells you everything about this government’s priorities. These policies continue to block investment, cost jobs, and weaken the economic future of our families and communities. Alberta independence offers a path to restore control, remove these barriers, and build a stable, prosperous future.
ChrisVarcoe@ChrisVarcoe

What's the case for new pipelines? New report finds $31B economic lift — & 112,000 jobs – for Canada from new oil pipelines “I can’t think of anything else that would give such a large jolt to the CDN economy over a 10-yr period,” says ATB's Mark Parsons. calgaryherald.com/opinion/column…

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Shuv Majumdar
Shuv Majumdar@shuvmajumdar·
“Canada joined the statement shortly after it was published by the U.K., France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Japan.” So, Prime Minister Carney opposed contributing to regional stability, until allies in NATO and Japan supported it. He casts himself as a ringleader for middle powers, instead, objectively, he’s flip flopping his way through a major crisis. Our allies acted, then Carney’s Liberals begged to be read in after the fact. It’s like he has no idea what he’s doing. Four positions in the first four days, and no idea if this position would hold for the next four days. Our allies act on their shared interests. So too should Canada. theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…
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FirearmsInCanada
FirearmsInCanada@FirearmsInCDA·
@nationalpost Hey @nationalpost - none of the firearms in the photo associated with this post are the firearms that were actually prohibited on May 1, 2020 or in the subsequent bans...
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@Calibremag Yeah - I'm concerned this will just codify what already happened. "Government said it was for public safety so we have to give them the benefit of the doubt."
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Calibre@Calibremag·
Detailed coverage of the big story today; breaking down what's likely to be at the core of the Supreme Court's deliberations, potential timeline, and ramifications... ... but be warned, they're not all good. Video tomorrow, my sick kids allowing. calibremag.ca/oic-challenge-…
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@JoshuaBurton Still single digit percentages for participation. At 2M estimated - 2.5% I'm actually impressed at how few have been declared.
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Calibre@Calibremag·
Important news: The budget for compensation has been slashed by 74%, from a promised $250M to just $64.8M, with no notice given to either existing or potential participants. youtu.be/6EhXUU2OV6w
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Lee Humphrey
Lee Humphrey@tleehumphrey·
What an idiot. First, the base in Kuwait & it’s exact location is well known & can be easily found on Google maps & it never took a security clearance for the CAF to let CDN’s know when our troops had been attacked in Afghanistan or Iraq. Second, Poilievre has had a Level II (secret) security clearance for more than a decade, note that it’s at issue. Third, the only clearance that Poilievre has ever refused to obtain was a temporary NSICOP clearance that was limited to reading the unredacted report, that didn’t even include source material, on election interference & didn’t translate into being able to access any other classified material. Last but not least @DavidMcGuinty knows this & is using this moronic answer to deflect from the fact that he fucked up by trying to hide this embarrassing news from CDN’s who may be asking why CDN troops were there, why they were defenceless & are they still in harms way without any ability to intercept future incoming missiles or drones, since the subsidies addicted media won’t ask those obvious questions? Hiding behind a non existent CAF operational security excuse, knowing CAF Officers can’t comment without permission & then trying to blame Poilievre is pure chickenshit politics!
Scott Robertson@sarobertsonca

McGUINTY: "I really would like Mr. Poilievre to get a top secret clearance so he can come in and get actually briefed on the situation on the ground. I think he would have a better understanding of the importance of making sure that this information is kept confidential."

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Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱
Witness how effective mainstream media propaganda can be against a population.
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Crémieux
Crémieux@cremieuxrecueil·
Paul Ehrlich provides us with staggeringly certain, practically dispositive evidence that peer review allows basic, critical mistakes to be published with the imprimatur of the establishment.
The Honest Broker@RogerPielkeJr

This from Paul Ehrlich will make you think "If I'm always wrong so is science, since my work is always peer-reviewed, including the POPULATION BOMB and I've gotten virtually every scientific honor." Link in reply

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Calibre
Calibre@Calibremag·
A billion dollars for vagueposting communications efforts in broken English describing a program that has been so thoroughly debunked, only a single province still supports it. What a ridiculous situation.
Public Safety Canada@Safety_Canada

Prohibiting assault-style firearms and removing them from our communities is an important Government of Canada's commitment to tackling gun violence in Canada. Learn more: publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/cntrng-crm…

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Bjorn Lomborg
Bjorn Lomborg@BjornLomborg·
Devious obituary from catastrophizing Conversation: Paul Ehrlich, who was spectacularly and repeatedly, completely wrong ("no England in 2000") wasn't a brave scientist standing up for important matters - he was just wrong and made generations make bad decisions
The Conversation U.S.@ConversationUS

Paul R. Ehrlich will be remembered as a scientist whose books about population and threats to the environment shaped the idea of limited growth in the modern era. theconversation.com/paul-ehrlich-o…

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Tristin Hopper
Tristin Hopper@TristinHopper·
Any maintenance of the status quo is a tacit admission that you're actually kind of fine with all this. It's an acceptable price for something you apparently think is more important.
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Calibre
Calibre@Calibremag·
I have spent 14 years covering gun politics in Canada on a full-time basis, and in that time, I've seen the political window framing gun politics in this country shift more than most probably realize. But once in a while, even I am surprised. ctvnews.ca/toronto/local/…
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James E. Thorne
James E. Thorne@DrJStrategy·
For the record. From Banker to Bureaucrat: How Carney Perfected Trudeau’s Politics of Pretence Mark Carney, of all people, should know better. Yet here we are, another grand committee, another multi‑million‑dollar “study” to rediscover what first‑year economics students already understand. The Carney government’s decision to launch a $6 million, 15‑year research initiative to “identify productivity solutions” is not policy, its performance. The gaslighting is insulting. Canada’s productivity malaise is neither novel nor complex. It stems from chronically weak business investment, an inflated public sector, and policy settings that punish innovation and reward dependence. The result: stagnant living standards and a widening gap with our peers across the developed world. Economists have laid out the remedies in plain sight for decades. Slash the uncompetitive tax regime strangling capital formation. Dismantle the regulatory thicket , particularly the environmental red tape that has crippled investment in energy and resource development. Remove interprovincial trade barriers that make a mockery of a “single market.” Revive entrepreneurship by reducing uncertainty, not multiplying committees. For a former central banker who built his reputation on financial discipline and market clarity, Carney’s descent into bureaucratic theatrics over basic economics is galling. If the government is genuinely looking for an answer, it doesn’t need a $6 million study: abandon Keynesian economics, climate alarmism, and perpetual wealth redistribution, and embrace, deregulation, tax cuts, basic supply‑side reforms. There, problem solved. I just saved taxpayers $6 million.
The Fraser Institute@FraserInstitute

Canadian living standards are falling farther and farther behind those in other developed countries. fraserinstitute.org/commentary/car… #cdnpoli

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Scott Carpenter 🇨🇦🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
Immigrant in my business right now, originally from China, who has been here 40 years says he’s going to sell his house and get out of Canada (not sure where he’s going yet). He lives in Burnaby. Says Canadians are the dumbest people alive. They know they are suffering, they know they might lose their homes, freedom of speech etc but won’t vote out the people who are destroying them. He’s not wrong. It’s Stockholm syndrome on a national scale.
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Tristin Hopper
Tristin Hopper@TristinHopper·
The watermelon slice is a swastika for low-IQ white women.
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@Adamental2 @CP24 That's a little optimistic given what we've seen over the last few years. "Nobody needs a semi-automatic shotgun. Just shoot at one duck." "Nobody needs to hold more than 1 round at a time." They want them all.
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@SteveRyanCP24 They’re already using it. They’re using guns that have never been for sale in 🇨🇦 They’re using magazines that haven’t been legal since the 1990’s. It’s safe to say they haven’t been following the laws that restrict what the rest of us are able to use.
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