John Warwick

This, to me, is the only test we need for a politician. If barbarians threaten you or your family, and your impulse is to appease and accommodate them, I don't even think you should be allowed to vote, much less hold elected office.

Actually, Floyd was NOT "fine." He had profound existing coronary artery disease, with key coronary arteries 90% blocked. He had severe existing metabolic disease. He was a lifelong drug addict. He had just purchased drugs from his dealer standing right there on the corner, and decided to chew them up in his mouth rather than allow the approaching officers to describe this convicted felon in possession of illicit drugs YET AGAIN. Then he decided to violently fight lawful arrest against the efforts of four police officers for a full 10 minutes. Then the ambulance the police called much earlier the moment they had a hint Floyd might be in need of medical assistance arrived. The ambulance bundled Floyd up, stuck an oxygen tube in his nose that they FORGOT TO HOOK UP TO THE OXYGEN SUPPLY, and despite all that FLOYD STILL WAS FOUND TO HAVE A PULSE UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL. Only THEN did Floyd FINALLY die. Derek Chauvin did NOT kill George Floyd. The only person who killed George Floyd was George Floyd.

🚨 Canadian influencer Nicholas Jordan Wagter says he has been involuntarily detained in a Vancouver psychiatric hospital after posting a series of controversial videos online. In recent social media clips, Wagter claimed he was being targeted by authorities over his political activism and warnings ...

All of this, driven with just computer vision. Pretty insane.

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Every central banker in history, when forced to choose between a fast death and a slow death, has made the same call. Every single time. Without exception. Kevin Warsh is about to make it again and most people have no idea what they're about to lose.

Billionaires don’t steal my money, dipshit. Politicians and bureaucrats do. If a billionaire gets my money, it’s because I paid for a product that he or she has made.

"Did they vote for this in the last provincial election? No, they didn't." That line from @MarkJCarney deserves to be framed and hung on a wall somewhere, preferably over the entrance to the "National Museum of Political Nerve & Hypocrisy." Because now I have questions. ⁉️ Did Canadians vote for #Carney to pivot Canada toward a more European economic and defence model? 🙅🏼‍♀️ No, they did not. ⁉️ Did they vote for him to start loosening Canada from its most important trading relationship with the United States after campaigning as the only adult in the room who could handle Trump? 🙅🏼‍♀️ No, they did not! ⁉️ Did they vote for new strategic partnerships with China? 🙅🏼‍♀️ No, they did not! ⁉️ Did they vote for a revived industrial carbon pricing regime and carbon markets dressed up as competitiveness? 🙅🏼‍♀️ No, they did not!! ⁉️ Did they vote for "no Pathways, no pipeline" as national energy policy? 🙅🏼‍♀️ NO, THEY DID NOT! Apparently #democracy only requires itemized voter consent when #Albertans want to ask an #Alberta question. When #Ottawa changes the direction of the country after election day, they call it leadership. When citizens want a direct say on the future of their own province, suddenly it is reckless, divisive and dangerous. Does this clown pretending to lead FOR Canadians even hear himself? People asking people what people think. Terrifying stuff. #cdnpoli #CarneyIsALyingHypocrite #WesternAlienation reuters.com/world/americas…

By my read, we are the only country on earth who *officially* punishes citizens more harshly than non-citizens for the same crime. I challenge you to find me a Canadian who doesn't believe it should be *exactly* the other way around.

If Canada wants Alberta to stay, it's actually quite simple - just treat Alberta fairly. Here's how Ottawa could do that: 1) Fix the House of Commons so it's proportional to population. 2) Fix the Senate, so it's elected and there are an equal number of seats per province. 3) Repeal the multiple pieces of legislation preventing pipeline and energy project construction and let the private sector get to work. 4) Get rid of the equalization program. 5) Convert transfer payments using a tax point transfer. 6) Give up the "spending power" on issues that are provincial jurisdiction. Note that literally none of these would change things to favour Alberta, they would simply remove existing inequalities to make things fair for all provinces. If the rest of Canada isn't willing to even consider making things fair, why should Alberta stay?

People keep rewriting TMX history as if Kinder Morgan simply “got greedy” or Ottawa heroically saved a perfectly functional project. That is not what happened. Kinder Morgan suspended non-essential spending in April 2018 because the project had become a legal, regulatory, political, and financial minefield. Kinder Morgan explicitly stated the problem was ongoing BC opposition, uncertainty around the ability to build through BC, and unacceptable risk to shareholders: transmountain.com/news/kinder-mo… newswire.ca/news-releases/… BC was actively fighting the pipeline politically and legally: cbc.ca/news/canada/br… At the same time, multiple First Nations and environmental groups launched court challenges against the approval process: fca-caf.gc.ca/fca-caf/eng/co… Then came the massive legal setback in 2018. The Federal Court of Appeal quashed the federal approval entirely in Tsleil-Waututh Nation v Canada because: - marine shipping impacts were improperly excluded from the review - Indigenous consultation was legally inadequate Court decision: decisions.fca-caf.gc.ca/fca-caf/decisi… Legal summaries: stikeman.com/en-ca/kh/canad… nortonrosefulbright.com/en-ca/knowledg… That forced the federal government to restart major portions of the approval and consultation process. Meanwhile, the Liberals were also changing Canada’s broader regulatory framework. Bill C-69 replaced the old NEB regime with the Impact Assessment Act, creating broader federal review powers involving: - climate impacts - social impacts - expanded consultation - wider ministerial discretion - broader project assessment triggers Legislation: parl.ca/documentviewer… The Supreme Court of Canada later ruled major parts of the Impact Assessment Act were unconstitutional because Ottawa exceeded federal jurisdiction: decisions.scc-csc.ca/scc-csc/scc-cs… Legal analysis: mcmillan.ca/insights/publi… bennettjones.com/Insights/Blogs… So yes: - Ottawa eventually bought TMX - Ottawa carried the financial risk - Ottawa ultimately completed the pipeline But pretending the investment environment was not a regulatory and legal disaster is revisionist history. No rational private company wants to invest tens of billions into a project where: - approvals can be overturned years later - consultation standards keep evolving - provinces openly fight the project - litigation reaches the Supreme Court - federal rules keep changing midstream - and political risk becomes impossible to price That is why private capital stepped back and Ottawa had to nationalize the risk to get TMX built. That is the actual history.

Canadian singer Paul Anka just blew the lid off Canada’s multicultural experiment NIGHTMARE on Bill Maher’s show. He forced Maher to acknowledge the direct link between Canada’s unchecked immigration policy and EXPLODING crime within its cities. ANKA: “We’re not a homogenous nation here. You look at homogenous nations, Asian, wherever...different cultures. We’re not homogenous.” “That’s a big part of what we have to deal with, but that’s the greatness of America.” “But Canada is [was] homogenous. Only now are they feeling it.” “A city like Toronto, there’s over 400,000 immigrants.” MAHER: “Yeah.” ANKA: “And their crime rate has gone through the ROOF!” MAHER: “Yeah...no, Canada and England...” ANKA: “Oh, that’s a whole other story...8,000,000.” Paul Anka just said what no one else will. What was once a homogenous society, is now a crime-ridden disaster.

The amount of abuse and Gaslighting the liberals have done to Canadians is HORRIFIC U.S. News Anchor warned Canadians April 26, 2025 Half of Canadians didn’t listen.

Bill C-9, C-22 And C-8 Are All Interconnected: Why Aren't They Talking About This? Bill C-9 criminalizes hate speech — it defines what you're allowed to say. Bill C-22 forces telecoms to record everything you do online and save it for up to one year without a warrant. Bill C-8 allows the government to cut you off the internet entirely if they consider you a threat to the network. They would never know you're a threat without Bill C-22. They could never call you a threat without Bill C-9. What will it take for Conservatives and Independent Media to start connecting the dots?

Canada Coast To Coast Attempt Begins! Follow us as myself, @DevinOlsenn, & @scotsrule08 attempt to drive 3,700 miles across Canada full 100% Tesla 14.3.3 Self-Driving with ZERO interventions This is only possible thanks to @EVject & @TesCamStudio Also huge special thanks to @wholemars for setting us up with special custom tracker on his FSD database! We will have t shirts available for sale from @TexasTSLA as well

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For my American followers what’s happening in Canadian real estate market is absolutely wild. Federal government policy opened the flood gates with 11 million (permanent immigrants, temporary residents, refugees, international students, and temporary workers) or equivalent to 32% of the total population in just over a decade. This is having all kinds of implications.

Five years later, the mass grave accusation stands as truth without evidence, despite the funding allotted which has not been used to dig

Hey @grok, what warning signs do historians commonly associate with corrupt governments? Top 7. Short answer.