Ian Tootill

So sorry

@furmsies He'll go down as the worst PM in Canadian history. You will be on the wrong side of it. But you are oblivious and a typical #Elbozo.

Everyone who wished this man pain and suffering, who attacked him like rabid dogs for years, who still seek revenge for ill perceived offenses. How does it feel to see this man living his best life? He looks so happy, and I am happy for him.

Daily Video of Canadians being retarded. Almost 1 minute long land acknowledgement, including acknowledging where their water and electricity comes from.

It is always the suicidally empathetic white "progressive" women that are the most eerily reminiscent of Orwell's dystopian vision.

This is either the best Kamala Harris montage ever assembled (or the worst) Many thanks to @Erin_Molan for once again showing how frightening a Kamala presidency would have been

I get that many hate Trump but you do realize that the alternative was this dope

Vietnam's doi moi reforms after 1986 turned one of the world's poorest countries into a manufacturing powerhouse through one simple mechanism: recognizing property rights. The Communist Party didn't abandon socialism in theory, but they unleashed capitalism in practice by letting farmers own their land and entrepreneurs keep their profits. The numbers tell the story Mises and Rothbard predicted. GDP per capita jumped from $231 in 1985 to over $4,000 today. Poverty rates collapsed from 70% to under 2%. Rice production doubled within a decade once farmers could sell their harvests at market prices instead of delivering quotas to state warehouses. When you own something, you take care of it. When the state owns everything, everyone starves. The transformation happened fastest in agriculture, where doi moi dissolved collective farms and returned land-use rights to individual families. Suddenly Vietnamese farmers started working 12-hour days instead of pretending to work for the collective. They invested in better seeds, irrigation, and equipment because they captured the returns. Production exploded because human action responds to incentives, not revolutionary slogans. Manufacturing followed the same pattern. Foreign companies flooded in once Vietnam allowed private ownership of factories and guaranteed profit repatriation. Nike, Samsung, and Intel didn't build plants in Vietnam because they loved Ho Chi Minh's ideology. They came because property rights meant they could actually own their investments and keep their earnings. The Party calls it "socialist-oriented market economy" to save face, but markets don't care about your labels—they care about whether you can own, buy, sell, and profit without bureaucrats stealing everything.

Justin Trudeau, Jun. 10, 2019: I'm banning Canadians from using single-use plastics! Justin Trudeau, Apr. 12, 2026: Look at me smash booze from a solo cup at Coachella!

Mark Carney will head to bed tonight knowing he has a majority and Pierre Poilievre will feel increasing pressure as his position weakens. The man pushing all of this, stirring the Canadian political waters and shaping our future doesn't even live here. torontosun.com/opinion/column…

@DavidJHarrisJr @BillTufts Let them eat cake

Diana Fox Carney: “My husband and I have been stopped on the streets of Mumbai, Sydney, London and Paris and of course throughout Canada by people from all backgrounds seeking to thank Canada for our country's global leadership.” Thoughts?

@SENSEBC This is the slippery slope. Say no to black boxes and insurance discounts too.

Are you ready for Average Speed Cameras in B.C.? #BCPoli www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/tr…

@SENSEBC This should be reason alone to turf the @bcndp . Any politician enabling, or not actively opposing Average Speed Cameras, should be disqualified or voted out. Say no to full time surveillance. @BCConservCaucus @Conservative_BC #bcpoli

The vaccine dosage was obviously too high and done too many times. I had the original Wuhan virus before there was any vaccine and it was much like any other cold/flu. Bad, but not terrible. But my second vaccine shot almost sent me to the hospital. Felt like I was dying.

@Cynthia95001250 @mortimer_1 x.com/TheAliceSmith/…

@itootill @mortimer_1 Ian, I am currently writing a novel based on my grandfather escaping Siberia as a teen. I've researched how the Soviets indoctrinated children. I suggest you properly educate yourself on how communism, socialism and indoctrination work because right now it's clear you don't know.

It’s clear the socialist and communist crowd in Vancouver don’t know the difference between asset value and equity value. Instead of teaching all this Indigenous indoctrination at schools, we should be teaching basic finance

Same for @OccupyDemocrats and @ProjectLincoln.

Fun facts: Patrick Pichette served on Twitter’s board of directors during a time period when many political dissidents - myself included - were banned. At the same time, he sat on the board of directors at the Trudeau Foundation. Elon Musk fired him.

@sarobertsonca @andrewaperez You know the funny thing is that #elbozos repost and like this, oblivious that globetrotting & big spending is nothing to brag about.

Diana Fox Carney: “My husband and I have been stopped on the streets of Mumbai, Sydney, London and Paris and of course throughout Canada by people from all backgrounds seeking to thank Canada for our country's global leadership.”

An exit tax, proposed by a Canadian tech exec who made his millions in the United States and now lives in the U.K. We are not making this up.

@TheTorontoSun @amboultbee Centrists are like cancer and they belong in the Liberal Party of Canada with the rest of the #Elbozos. Face it @kinsellawarren, you are a Liberal.

KINSELLA: The Conservative Party's problem isn't floor-crossing – it's leadership torontosun.com/opinion/column…

Patrick Pichette — the guy who proposed this $500k “exit fee” — left Canada years ago, became Google’s CFO, made over $100 million, was on Twitter’s board until Elon fired him when he took it over, and now lives in luxury in London, England. He used Canada’s subsidized education and mobility to climb the ladder… then wants to pull it up behind him and trap young Canadians here. Mark Carney did the exact same thing (11 years in the UK). This isn’t about “repaying education costs.” It’s elite hypocrisy and Soviet-style control. Canada is becoming a roach motel for talent. Repost if you’re done watching them lock the door.