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Feynman: Science is the belief in the ignorance of experts.
Me: Freedom is the ability to tell experts to fuck off.
Multiculturalism comes with increased fraud, and the Trudeau government enabled it. Everyone who came post 2015 needs to go.
💥EXPLOSIVE ATIP: Immigration Canada knew Indian agents were running MASSIVE FRAUD in the trucking industry and the student visa program as early as 2017 — and stamped the evidence "DO NOT DISCLOSE."
According to records released under the Access to Information Act, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) maintained an internal procedures manual for its New Delhi visa office documenting systemic fraud across the student visa and temporary foreign worker streams. The manual instructs officers to treat fraud as anticipated rather than exceptional
The most damning thing about this scandal is not the fraud — it's that the government predicted it, kept it running, and then stamped the file "DO NOT DISCLOSE."
Canada didn't lose control of its immigration system—they monetized it.
It's easy to say that this isn't a multiculturalism issue because it was already illegal, but all our legal and enforcement systems are based on the idea that this sort of thing is rare. When you import a large population that feels this is normal, enforcement gets overwhelmed.
In my 31 years as a Licensed Insolvency Trustee I don't recall hearing about law firms going into receivership, but apparently some questionable real estate transactions have caused some to "go under". insolvencyinsider.ca/p/forme…
"Nationality", which means "citizenship" in Economist speak. In reality, it's way more disproportionate than this.
Van Rootselaar made a number of people's lives permanently miserable at Tumblr Ridge.
The right knows how to channel the legitimate rage of working class people. The problem is where they direct that rage.
It’s not immigrants and trans kids making your life impossible. It’s the bankers and the billionaires with all the wealth and power. It’s time to put the blame where it actually belongs.
Nobody is violating any terms of use by calling you fags and retards.
Just as, thanks to sec 15.2 of the Charter, you are not violating the law with your policy of only hiring fags and retards.
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This is clearly true. And the Conservatives, rather than using the opportunity to destroy Carney, aren't even dipping a toe in the Rubicon.
Because they are afraid of offending groups that vote heavily Liberal anyway.
“Sustainable immigration levels”
What this means is that the federal Liberals have chosen large employers and aging boomers over the future of Canadian youth.
They don’t see Canada as having a culture — that’s just propaganda to make you feel good about Canada. Canada is simply an economic zone where all that matters is there is enough bodies to keep wages down and real estate prices stable.
They have no interest in the long process of building a vibrant society where a people can thrive, the young have opportunities, can form families and have children.
It’s economic zone all the way down. All that matters is the Laurentians, the leaders of Canada’s commercial class, can add a percentage point to the bottom line. Our leadership is nakedly exploitative at this point, with no pretense of a bond with a people that they wish to see survive.
“Canadians,” if there is even such a thing anymore, are simply fungible cogs in the commercial class’s profit machine. That is it. Profits are down. Immigration must go up, regardless of the cost to the Canadian people or the fabric of our society.
The EU Internet infrastructure is focused on reimposing censorship in the US by giving US companies no uncensored space to give in. Canada is eager to join that effort.
A leaked draft EU–Canada statement proposes closer cooperation on rules that could affect how Canadians use artificial intelligence, prove their identity online, and have their personal information transferred between countries. It also proposes cooperation on tracking disease outbreaks and preparing for future pandemics.
Joint committees would discuss major policies and regulations before they are introduced. The draft leaves important questions unanswered. Would Canadians face new digital identification requirements? What personal information could be shared, with whom, and under what safeguards? How much influence would these committees have over Canadian policy? Ottawa must explain what it is considering and ensure Canadians, through their elected representatives, retain control over the rules that govern them.
Our report, Restoring Freedom in Canada, calls for rejecting binding international agreements that compromise Canadian sovereignty.
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Useless and stands for nothing is a huge improvement.
Replying to @erinotoole @august_mk
Right, but there is absolutely nothing that actually suggests BB can. He has an awful track record as a councilor and his constituents largely hate him and have found him useless. He also stands for nothing.
Of course the SCC will hear it. In the US, lower courts are crazy partisans and the higher courts mostly think about the law.
In Canada, it's the other way around.
🚨 BREAKING: The Supreme Court of Canada will hear the federal government’s appeal over its invocation of the Emergencies Act.
Two levels of court. Four judges. All found that the federal government acted outside its legal authority.
Yet the government has decided to spend more taxpayers’ money fighting those rulings, all the way to the Supreme Court.
When this began with extraordinary emergency powers used against citizens protesting government policy, we really have to question what the government is spending public money to defend: the public interest, or its own power to silence political opposition?
What is the value to Canadians? What is the point? How does this serve the public?
Why must citizens spend years paying to challenge government overreach in court, while also funding the government’s lawyers through their taxes? Why is it so hard for government to respect people’s rights and do the right thing in the first place? How is any of this reasonable or fair?
Canadians are left paying both sides of a legal battle that should never have been necessary. Imagine if the government put that same effort and those resources into serving the public.
Doesn’t that sound nice?!
When the Democrats want global Zimbabwe, it takes an African to warn @elonmusk of exactly what will happen if a Democrat becomes President.
And of what they will attempt if they gain majority control of House or Senate.
Elon is now threatening the United States Government if he is investigated after the midterms. You know what eliminates those threats? Seizing all of his assets, nationalizing SpaceX, and putting him on trial for treason against the United States and war crimes against Ukraine. If he wants to threaten with all his money, take away all his fucking money.
Saskatchewan and Alberta don't need to separate. They just need to establish control over who crosses their borders.
Sask. premier favours handing immigration control to provinces ctvnews.ca/saskatoon/article…
"Liberal mass immigration has had catastrophic effects, but we have no intention of reversing it. Instead we will slow it down".
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Indian trucks kill Canucks
Traffic was stopped due to an accident up the road, a truck slammed into a stopped car, killing 3.
Forensics was needed just to determine how many people were in the car, identities still not confirmed.
No mention of any charges for the truck driver.
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The most robust finding in social science is the law of conservation of walls. They might be around your body in your car, your neighbourhood, or your country, or they might be around prisons, but they will be somewhere.
Replying to @silvopasturist @QualityBland
You know the answer to that is definitely more putting up walled fortresses! 😉
Wrong. In Canada, with all authority singing the song of immigration to the most prosocial people in the world, this is huge.
A preference cascade is coming.
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In the winter 878 AD, the Great Heathen Army attacked Chippenham in the dark of Twelfth Night while the hall was still drunk on the feast, and by morning the last English king left standing is running for his life.
Mercia had fallen. Northumbria had fallen. East Anglia had fallen. Now Wessex goes too, the last free kingdom of the English, and Alfred ends up in the marshes of Athelney, cold, hunted, soaked to the bone, hiding in the reeds like a wounded animal with a handful of men while the heathen carve up his country.
Every rational mind in Christendom would have written the English off. Alfred didn’t. When spring came he rode out of the fens and raised his banner at Egbert’s Stone, and the men of Somerset, Wiltshire and Hampshire came pouring in, and at Edington he broke Guthrum so completely that the Danes surrendered and became Christians. There is an England today because our king refused to quit. This is part of the reason why we call him Alfred the Great today.
In January of 49 BC. The Senate ordered Caesar to give up his legions and come home to be prosecuted and than destroyed. He stood on the bank of a muddy little river with one legion. And by crossing that river with one legion, he won that civil war. The die was cast, he surrendered himself to Fortune, and Fortune has always favoured the bold.
In 722 AD the Saracens had conquered Spain, from the Strait of Gibraltar to the Pyrenees, and the old Visigothic kingdom was ash. Pelayo had a makeshift fortress in a cave in the mountains of Asturias,. He had a few hundred men, and nowhere left to run. He fought anyway and he won. From that cave came seven hundred years of war, and at the end of it the last Saracen king handed over the keys of Granada.
Defeat is decided in the mind long before it’s decided on the field. Blackpillers are the enemy. Their first move is surrender.
Do not blackpill. Victory begins with believing you can win. Then you put yourself where winning is possible, and then you do whatever it takes to fulfil that vision. Fortune favours the bold, and God helps those who help themselves. Until you are dead, you are not defeated.
Blackpillers are not trying to warn you. They are trying to recruit you into their slave cult. Blackpillers are the enemy.
If you’re a blackpiller, if you think it’s over, if you think Remigration is impossible, I just don’t want to hear it. I don’t want to hear your copes, I don’t want to listen to the podcast of some guy you know, or obscure YouTuber you follow making a video essay. We don’t have time for that. You either put your faith behind Canadian nationalism, or you stay out of everybody’s way. I’m going to hide your comments on my posts, and potentially block you if you spam my comments. I’m not interested.
If you're every bit as American as anyone else, then your identity is American, and you shouldn't think attacks on Indians are somehow aimed at you.
I just cast my ballot for James Talarico.
As a second-generation Indian American, I am thoroughly disgusted by the xenophobia, racial resentment, and increasingly brazen attacks on my identity. My family has contributed to the American story through hard work, sacrifice, and an unwavering belief in the opportunities this nation promises. I am every bit as American as anyone else, and I will not tolerate being treated as a perpetual foreigner in the country I call home.
I implore every eligible Texan to get out and vote. This election is about the kind of state and country we are prepared to defend—and the principles we refuse to surrender.
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