Dale Edward Netley

True that. I fought many battles entirely alone against my employer and union for 30 years which cost me everything, including my marriage and (literally) my sanity. And what did I get in return for doing so? Nothing but shit and abuse from my chickenshit peers/coworkers and a PTSD disability diagnosis to boot. With the moral of my story being, if you're determined to take the system on choose your battles wisely and don't expect just anyone's backing. I say this knowing from first-hand experience that most people are followers, at best, and cowards at worst.

@david_parker I can't fight along, we con only win together Dave. We win together or do don't win at all.

FOR WIDEST DISTRIBUTION ACROSS THE WORLD. My friend Jeff just got fined for walking into the woods in Nova Scotia. He did it intentionally to challenge a law so outrageous it has no place in a free country. Before the Convoy, Jeff swore an oath to this nation. He signed over what the military calls Unlimited Liability. He accepted the possibility of his own death to protect the survival of his country. You do not ask a man to risk his life for your freedom and then punish him for stepping into a forest. You do not take his sacrifice and then allow politicians to rule over him with unchecked power and absolute impunity. Jeff has taken the first step in this fight. If we do not stand with him, we send a message that politicians may act as monarchs rather than as servants of the people. We tell them they can trade our rights for privileges and face no resistance. If we allow this, they will return with greater restrictions and they will never stop. This is not about a fine. It is about whether we are citizens with rights or subjects who beg for permission. I am standing with Jeff, and I will help him fight this all the way. Stand with us. Refuse to yield. Push back against this abuse of power before it becomes permanent. @JeffEvely

@kathrynit45 @TheophanesRex No, primarily because Nazi Germany did not flood that country with immigrants in order to sway the vote in their favour. Quite the contrary then...

@PennyWizeOlFool @TheophanesRex You mean like all the illegals Trudeau allowed in to this country, fast tracked citizenship so he would have a voter base

The Sean Feucht controversy has brought to the fore, once again, the fact that a large percentage of Canadians view other people’s rights as being subject to their approval. At the slightest hint of a difference of opinion, they consider other people’s rights to be forfeited.

2060. Tamara Lich and Chris Barber — organizers of the Freedom Convoy, a protest against vaccine mandates for a virus nobody remembers — arrive at the courthouse to finally face sentencing in what the Guinness Book of World Records has officially declared “the longest mischief trial in human history.” Court proceedings were briefly delayed after Barber’s walker set off the metal detector and Lich mistook the judge for her great-grandson.

@RosieRocks29 I arrived at that very conclusion 2 days before the federal election and resigned myself to the fact... Canada's FUBAR and there ain't nobody coming to save it, or us.

While the rest of the world negotiates trade deals with the Americans, Canada is busy doing the chicken dance clucking with their elbows. We have to be the stupidest fucking group of people on the face of the planet.

@ClydeDoSomethin Absolutely nothing, anymore, seeing as Canada is governed by such and very few recognize that fact.

Traitor. What does this word mean to you?

@sonofomenuko @rupasubramanya Clearly, you don't know a bloody thing about the namesake Singh, which sex its bestowed upon at birth and/or why that is exactly. As for my question, it was rhetorical and intended to flush out goofs like you.

@rupasubramanya @PennyWizeOlFool You are a Singh yourself.

The Singh-dicate strikes again! Two men, both 22, come to Canada without speaking a lick of English (how does CBSA let them in?) commit crimes, and taxpayers will gladly cover your legal bills, including an interpreter, and prison stay. Welcome to the clown show called Canada.

@LeafandThistle @tleehumphrey The graphics are great, and the name is clever, however... does it genuinely reflect who you are as an individual?

@PennyWizeOlFool @tleehumphrey Still trying to settle on a name. It sometimes changes daily🤷‍♂️ But I like the graphic.

I was talking to a friend the other night, a veteran who has an IT company, about my future plans. The conversation drifted into a company name and logo. The next day he sent me this🔽

@tleehumphrey @LeafandThistle My immediate thought...

@LeafandThistle I’d go with Against the Grain Bakery!

Who believes those who orchestrated this asinine boycott of American booze have gone without it from the onset of this elbows up folly? If history has shown us anything its that prohibition only affects/punishes the schmucks who abide by whichever law dejour the suits conjure up. While those who aren't, and don't, always find a way and manage to procure their favorite vices.

Industry groups representing booze makers on both sides of the border say it’s time to put American products back on Canadian shelves. What say you? torontosun.com/business/money… Sales of U.S. spirits in Canada plunge 66%, industry groups say | Toronto Sun

@KatKanada_TM Debt.

Communism.

@TRobinsonNewEra Much more of this, please and thank you.

Migrant punches a man holding a baby at a London underground station, baby falling to the floor. The English team up and take him down. The country has had more than enough of this shit!

@SonofManwithus Why?

Forget lowering the voting age to 16, I say we should raise it to 21. What do you guys think?

@RosieRocks29 Once elected on empty promises made to their electorate they always reneg, without fail. Prove me wrong...

Epstein is the linchpin that brings down the elites, including the elites in Canada. Trump is the stop gap, and he knows it. I've been sympathetic to Trump up until now, but damn, this looks bad. I guarantee his name is on that list. Hoax, my ass.

@ryangerritsen Damned straight I would.

Would you leave Canada if it was a viable option? I know some that already have & they don’t regret the decision.

@JonFraserTF @TD_Canada In Canadian law its called "one-party consent" and you have every legal right to record conversations pertaining to your personal interests being discussed at the time.

So interesting question to my lawyer followers. Given my recent customer service fiascos lately with both Bell and @TD_Canada, I decided to that maybe I should record my calls with the company. When I told the TD rep today that I was also recording the call, he stopped and said I wasn't allowed to do that and that he would end the call if I kept recording. Given the one party consent law in Canada, was I legally obligated to tell him I was recording and more importantly, what right does TD have to tell me that I can't record?

@alanfryermedia That's never going to happen, so long as it suits those who do well by it.

Everyone who cares about the integrity of our democracy should demand and expect an end to this scam.

@midnightriderV2 Postcard picture perfect.

I stumbled across this cute little town in Iowa when I took the road less travelled on the way home from Florida. I really liked it. Adel Iowa

@porschejag Because they're fully vested in Carney gaming the money system and prospering handsomely from it?

Why do so many Canadians seem willfully ignorant of what's really going on?