Alberta's Jack Burton

God bless the people of Epsom One of our own, gang raped by 4 monsters. And police refuse to release details to locals. The most dangerous people are those with nothing left to lose.

🚨The Canadian Journalism Collective controls $100 million in Canadian journalism funding. So, how was this group formed? My question was simple. Instead of a clear answer, I got word salad. Here’s what we DO know: The Canadian Journalism Collective was chosen by Google to manage funding under Bill C-18, a law introduced by the Liberal Party of Canada that led to news being removed from social media platforms. This group is supposed to make sure funding follows principles like “equity” and “representation.” But who decides what that means? Is it big tech? OR big government?

In typical Liberal fashion, the government gave a pay raise to our troops with one hand, but is now clawing it back with the other by reducing the post-living allowance for forces deployed out-of-country by up to $1,500 per paycheque. The Minister of National Defence should be fighting for CAF members, not penalizing them when they are leaving their loved ones for months at a time.

At the rally organized by IRGC supporters to glorify the arch-terrorist Ali Khamenei, the pro-IRGC youth tried to attack us from behind like cowards. Knowing Toronto police’s terrible reputation for keeping the communities safe, I could not risk the safety of our participants by relying on them. I immediately got involved, and fortunately, with the help of our own security, we managed to de-escalate the situation and prevent those jihadist youth from causing any violence. They tried to intimidate us, but they miserably failed. We stood firmly on our ground. As you can see, Toronto police are always late to arrive at the scene. These jihadists don’t just have ugly souls — they also have ugly faces.

@TorontoPolice doing sweet f*ck all. Again. #Anti-Semites #Hate #Cowards

INFURIATING: WATCH as a judge treats a cold-blooded k*ller with kid gloves while berating a grieving mother! Brice Rhodes executed the mom’s three children - then what does he do in court? He spent his time blowing kisses and sending smiles. So how does the judge handle it? By getting pissed at the MOM?!?!?!?! We are rapidly approaching a tipping point in society where those of us who have long believed in our judicial system... might just decide that perhaps the street justice system is more likely to deliver actual justice. REPOST for exposure! #thinblueline #lawenforcement

They are calling for the genocide of Whites

WOW MP @SandraCobena_ says the expected summer fuel increase will "erase all savings" from the temporary excise tax reprieve announced by the Prime Minister. She notes summer gas prices are set to rise by about 10¢/L, arguing it offsets the government's recent tax cut.

"After everything that's happened to me, I don't know how they even have the nerve to tell me my fear is irrational" "Arrested, imprisoned, raped, lashed, sold into marriage, and turned into a sex slave, and I'm being called an Islamophobe!?" "The more I studied the more I realized this cannot be a religion!"

I was a pilot for AC and a union official. I discovered corruption by one of the union (ACPA at the time) lawyers concerning the pension plan. If the union is corrupt, it also means the Company is corrupt. I was removed from the MEC, kicked out of the union, accused of workplace harassment and accused of criminal harassment. I now have 5 criminal charges against me and have spent 3 days in prison. I am also a decorated combat veteran (FWIW…)

The Ontario Human Rights Tribunal (OHRT) is widely criticized for corruption, particularly in cases involving trade union discrimination and harassment. Tribunal counsel Brian Blumenthal and vice-chairman Mario Silva are often cited as key figures in these issues. If you have experienced union fraud, the OHRT may further victimize you instead of providing justice.

@vgasparro Connecting the dots: Bill C-22 forces telecoms to retain metadata without a warrant, Bill C-9 which criminalizes hate speech, Bill C-8 which gives the government the power to cut internet access, and every Canadian will need a Digital ID to access their social media accounts.

@csiscanada Soon enough, CSIS will be able to classify anything an Albertan does as foreign interference. CanaDUH is over.

@csiscanada I would start with Justin Trudeau and now Mark Carney. Both answered directly to Xi Jinping. After that, most of their cabinet actively worked to aid the Chinese Communist Party. You obviously know that but your salaries are more important than protecting this country.

@csiscanada The last 12 years of Liberal government. The proof is right in front of your nose. 👃

What happened here and why haven't there been any further investigations or charges laid?? -------------------------- The issue of "unnamed MPs" involved in foreign interference remains one of the most contentious political topics in Canada. As of **April 2026**, there is still no official public list of names, despite multiple high-level reports and investigations. Here is the current breakdown of why these names remain secret and the status of the investigations. ### **1. The NSICOP Report (The Origin)** In 2024, the **National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians (NSICOP)** released a report stating that some MPs were "semi-witting or witting" participants in foreign interference. * **The Allegations:** The report suggested some parliamentarians shared confidential information with foreign officials or accepted funding from foreign straw donors. * **The Secrecy:** Because the report was based on top-secret CSIS intelligence, the names were redacted for national security. Under the *Security of Information Act*, committee members are legally barred from revealing these names, even under parliamentary privilege. ### **2. The Hogue Commission (The Public Inquiry)** Justice Marie-Josée Hogue’s public inquiry concluded its final report in **early 2025**. * **Findings:** While Justice Hogue found evidence of interference in specific ridings (notably involving China and India), her final report **did not name** individual "traitor" MPs. * **Reasoning:** She noted that intelligence is not the same as "evidence." Publicly naming individuals based on raw intelligence—which might be unverified or misinterpreted—could cause "unjustified damage to reputations" without a legal trial. ### **3. Current RCMP Status (April 2026)** The RCMP has confirmed that multiple investigations into foreign interference and transnational repression are **ongoing**. * **Criminal Threshold:** The RCMP Commissioner has repeatedly stated that turning intelligence into "evidence" that can be used in a criminal court is extremely difficult. * **No Charges Yet:** As of now, no sitting MP has been charged with treason or related crimes stemming from the NSICOP allegations. Without criminal charges, the names remain protected by privacy laws and national security protocols. ### **4. Who *Has* Been Named?** While the "list" of MPs from the NSICOP report remains secret, a few individuals have been publicly linked to interference discussions through other means: * **Han Dong (Independent/Former Liberal):** Allegations surfaced regarding his communications with Chinese officials. He left the Liberal caucus to sit as an Independent and has consistently denied any wrongdoing, launching a defamation lawsuit against Global News. * **Michael Chan (Markham Deputy Mayor):** Mentioned in CSIS leaks regarding his proximity to Chinese consulate officials; he has also denied all allegations of improper conduct. ### **Summary of the "Secret List"** | Body | Status of Names | Reason for Withholding | |---|---|---| | **NSICOP** | Classified | Classified under *Security of Information Act*. | | **Hogue Inquiry** | Not included | Intelligence does not meet the legal threshold for public naming. | | **RCMP** | Ongoing | No charges have been laid to date. | | **Political Leaders** | Mixed | Leaders with "Top Secret" clearance (Trudeau, Singh, May) have seen the names but are legally sworn to silence. | **The Bottom Line:** Unless the RCMP moves forward with criminal charges or a whistleblower leaks the documents, the names are unlikely to be made public due to the risk of compromising intelligence sources and the legal protections afforded to individuals who have not been convicted of a crime. VIA GEMINI

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@csiscanada Here’s three real examples. Can you figure it out?

@csiscanada Carney is cozying up to China as a security partner. What are you doing?

@csiscanada I have something to report. x.com/RMC19861987/st…