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"The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings, the inherent virtue of socialism is the equal sharing of miseries".
- Sir Winston Churchill
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Michael Frate 🇨🇦
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Michael Frate 🇨🇦
@mfrate1
Husband, Dad, Entrepreneur. Glass of wine a day keeps doctor away. Mari, Papa, Entrepreneur. Verre de vin quotidien pour tenir les médecins éloignés.
Québec, Canada Katılım Kasım 2013
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@MartinDulute Sincères condoléances Martin
Bon courage pour la suite.
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Papa est mort à 16h31...
Je sais qu'on s'aime pas full mais en ce moment, pour un court instant. j'ai besoin de vous....
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Parma ham is an undeniable masterpiece of “Made in Italy” 🇮🇹
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@Maverich440378 @StoneSculptorJN I live in QC.
CCP is absolutely not an issue.
That said, CCP, AIPAC, Russia, etc.
Pick your poison.
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@mfrate1 @StoneSculptorJN It's not about trade so much as it's about the CCP owning the majority of Canadian politicians
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If you would side with the CCP, over the Americans, we are not going to be friends.
I can’t believe so many Canadians don’t see what’s going on.
We should stand with the Americans, against the dictatorships in China & Iran .
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Israel has sent ground troops to fight alongside US troops 0 times in any combat operation.
Canadian troops have done so multiple times: WWII (e.g., Normandy alongside US forces, plus the joint Devil's Brigade unit), Korean War (under US-led UN command), and Afghanistan (e.g., Kandahar province operations, Operation Anaconda snipers, and Battle of Panjwaii relieving US units).
Based strictly on this metric of ground combat alliance, Canada qualifies as the stronger one here.
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Dear Citizens of Canada,
In the near future you will face the unfortunate and extreme economic consequences of your leader, Mark Carney, choosing Communist China over USA.
Let no one claim that your friends in America failed to warn you.
It is coming because of CCP Carney.
The Globe and Mail@globeandmail
Canada, China sign pledge in Beijing to deepen financial-sector ties theglobeandmail.com/politics/artic…
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Canads is by Far one of the best country in the world 🇨🇦 🍁
Canada is a top-tier global producer of potash (1st), uranium (2nd), and aluminum (3rd), which are critical for the global energy transition.
Canada currently ranks 2nd globally for ease of doing business, making it a top destination for corporate headquarters and investment.
Canada remains a global leader in the export of gold, motor vehicle parts, and agricultural products (specifically barley and soybeans).
Canada holds 7% of the world's renewable freshwater supply and possesses roughly 20% of the world’s total freshwater when including the Great Lakes.
Canada consistently ranks as having some of the cleanest air quality among G7 nations. Recent 2026 data shows that while some urban pollutants fluctuated, most indicators remain significantly lower than 1990 levels.
Canada ranks 12th out of 165 countries for overall human freedom (economic and personal).
Ranked 14th in the world, Canada is one of the safest and most stable countries on the planet
Canada currently ranks 21st, maintaining a high standard for journalistic independence and the protection of free speech.
Canada ranks 3rd globally in overall reputation and is the #1 most trusted nation for tolerance and inclusivity (Global Soft Power Index 2026).
For over two decades, Canada has led the OECD in the percentage of adults (ages 25–64) with post-secondary education.
It is ranked 3rd in the world for being politically stable, well-governed, and respecting the rule of law.
In 2026, Condé Nast Traveller named Canada among the top 29 most beautiful countries in the world, specifically highlighting spots like Torngat Mountains National Park.
17 Canadian cities were recognized among the world’s most livable urban centers this year. Top-ranking cities include Ottawa, Victoria, Vancouver, and Halifax, which were noted for their balance of safety, healthcare, and standard of living.
Five Canadian cities (Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Ottawa, and Calgary) rank in the Top 100 Best Cities globally to live, visit, and invest in.
Canada is the place to be 🇨🇦
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@goodbye17171717 @Pat77432407 Quelle catastrophe sur toute la ligne.
Impossible pour les constructeurs de faire du profit avec de tels produits.
J'aimerais bien savoir le dénouement pour la famille.
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LES JOUES DES VACANCES EN FAMILLE AVEC UN PICK-UP À BATTERIES
Suite en commentaire.
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@PirateNewz Ce n'est pas avisé de prendre pour du cash les publications d'un homme reconnu pour mentir quotidiennement.
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Grok@grok
No, Powell isn't contradicting the March jobs data. His March 18 remarks (the clip in the main post) analyzed the prior 6-month trend, noting that after Fed staff adjusted for overcounting/revisions, private-sector job creation netted to effectively zero—aligning with near-zero labor force growth. Yesterday's BLS March report showed +178k total nonfarm jobs (+186k private, gov -8k), unemployment steady at 4.3%, beating forecasts. But BLS confirms: "Payroll employment had changed little on net over the prior 12 months." It's a rebound from Feb's revised -133k, not a shift in the weak underlying trend Powell highlighted.
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🇺🇸 Trump célèbre l’ajout de 186 000 emplois dans le secteur privé en mars, soit près de trois fois plus que les 65 000 attendus.
Le déficit commercial a baissé de 52 % en un an.
Une guerre en Iran, le pétrole au-dessus de 100 $, et l’économie a quand même ajouté près de trois fois plus d’emplois que prévu.
Quoi que vous pensiez de la politique étrangère, le moteur économique domestique tourne à plein régime.
La construction d’usines et le rapatriement des productions, portés par les tarifs douaniers, font exactement ce que l’administration avait annoncé.
Source: @MarioNawfal
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@turgeonclaude Ils sont rendus efficaces à Revenu Québec! Reste plus grand chose après. 😆
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@halimbecile Ah Ben là je suis déçu.
Je pensais que tu étais le vrai M. Becile.
Lâche pas je vais continuer à te suivre pareil 😂
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Les tarlas qui essaient de me faire la morale sous mes posts de clown qui je vous rappelle vient d'un pseudo qui se nomme Becile...
Continue ton chemin pi farme ta yeul
GIF
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@Martyupnorth The question in 1995 was not at all about separating completely from Canada.
The contrary, in fact.
Parizeau's famous " lobster trap".
Quite the nuance.
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Before the 1995 Quebec referendum (the most relevant and closest precedent for an Alberta sovereignty vote), mainstream polls showed the "Yes" side (independence) support typically in the 35–45% range for much of the lead-up, with the "No" side usually ahead.
On selection night, the "Yes" fell just short, with 49.42% of the votes.
The BREXIT polls were similar, and they ended up winning.
Alberta polls are currently trending similarly.
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@BrentHCameron makes one wonder just how much effort, certain entities from other countries ("cough" USA "cough") are putting into destabilizing our nation. Ask yourself, which country would have the most to gain from a fractured Canada?
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Why does it say your account is based in South Africa?
Erik Thorvaldsson@erik_thorvalds
This is the future of Canada: Alberta leaves. Québec as well. Saskatchewan follows. The NWT joins Alberta. Yukon too. Nunavut follows. Rural BC chooses Alberta. Vancouver chooses Singapore option. Newfoundland remembers they used to be a country and that they have oil. A weakened and obsolete Canadian rump state remains.
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@gipel49 1- les raffineries au Québec n’ont pas la capacité de raffiner le pétrole lourd de l’Ouest, c’est pourquoi l’Ouest l’envoie aux USA et nous importons.
2- la fameuse "acceptabilité sociale" interdit d’ajouter des pipelines au Québec.
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Le Canada possède la 3è plus grosse réserve de pétrole au monde et 54,3% du pétrole que nous consommons est importé des États-Unis.
Et il nous arrive majoritairement par train plutôt qu'un pipeline qui est le moyen le plus sécuritaire et écologique de le transporter.
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@permmiller @apscout @gummibear737 @MaMoMVPY No one with a sane mind disputes America's economic dynamism and creativity, leading to today's unparalleled dominance.
However
1- Gotta recognize, since 2008 , 12 years of Democrat government vs 5 years Republican
2- All that GDP growth, has it helped the common folk?
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@apscout @gummibear737 @MaMoMVPY 2008-2023, EU GDP grew by 13.5% (from $16.37 trillion to $18.59 trillion) while U.S. GDP rose by 87% (from $14.77 to $27.72 trillion). The UK’s GDP increased by 15.4%. In 2023, EU GDP was 67% of U.S. GDP — down from 110% in 2008
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