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Canadian59 retweeted
I would appreciate it if everyone who sees this tweet gives it a heart and retweets it.
👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇
Jan. 6 Pipe Bomber SCANDAL is NOT going away.
You can call me whatever names you want… Malign me and my intentions… Attack the company I keep (which really doesn’t bother me, because I’m very proud of the company I keep).
If this is NOT Brian Cole Jr. in the video Steve Baker uncovered, it is time for the FBI to explain who it is.
I seriously hope @elonmusk and @joerogan are paying attention to this.
This is going to go down as the biggest scandal in modern history.
Canadian59 retweeted
✅ Net zero and climate mandates that destroyed the economy/productivity.
✅ Mass immigration that changed demographics, suppressed wages, and increased tax payer burden/relying on said mass immigration to artificially manage declining fertility rates, rather than implementing pro-family policies that reduce the cost of living and support domestic family growth.
✅ Deindustrialization due to high taxes and over regulation—prioritizing foreign manufacturing and imports over domestic.
✅ allowing Chinese transshipment to displace your existing Manufactueres and run them out of business.
✅ expanding the public sector pulling labour away from the wealth generating private sector.
✅ Implementing lenient bail reforms that release violent repeat offenders back into the community, fueling lawlessness and exhausting police resources.
Mark Carney, his elite advisors, and the Liberal Party of Canada are not simply diagnosing a “global rupture”… their policies are the very rupture they are talking about.
Canadian59 retweeted
Orlando, FL (OCT.05.2026)-
Warning: Hold your breath here.
Waymo’s Chinese OJAI ignored the red light; creeps its way into cross traffic and then just fucking goes for it.
Insane.
We don’t have any hashtags for this one…
#SuicideMission ??
This is the whole Liberal Playbook in Canada.
I just found the most brilliant bit by @JohnCleese
He explains Leftism better in 90 seconds, than you could learn from any academic in 20 years.
Canadian59 retweeted
I just found the most brilliant bit by @JohnCleese
He explains Leftism better in 90 seconds, than you could learn from any academic in 20 years.
Canadian59 retweeted
🚨𝗙𝗜𝗡𝗔𝗟𝗟𝗬 𝗙𝗢𝗨𝗡𝗗 𝗜𝗧... 𝟮 𝗠𝗢𝗡𝗧𝗛𝗦!!!🚨
Carney admits on tape: When voters blocked his ESG plans, "We" Central Bankers acted like "Regulators" going around the voters through the BACK DOOR!
Manipulating fossil fuel prices by withholding lending.
Now he's PM!🙃
Canadian59 retweeted
They told you 215 hidden graves at Kamloops. 🪶🟠
They never told you this:
In 2003, after an 8 year RCMP investigation of all 15 B.C. residential schools, Cpl Pacholuk’s Project E-NIRS report found:
❌ No substantiated secret burials
❌ No proven baby killings
❌ Unlawful death claims collapsed
✅ Most recorded deaths: disease, 1930s–40s
Kamloops: 79 assault complainants in that criminal file, not a confirmed mass grave.
They dug Kuper Island in 1999, with the band’s permission. No evidence supporting the dead-baby rumours.
The report sat buried for 20+ years. 📃
Abuse happened. Charges were laid.
Secret murder graves were not and are still NOT proven.
Read the file. Stop repeating the media headlines.
#cdnpoli
💥NEW REPORT: The Forgotten RCMP Report That Challenges Canada's Reconciliation Story
The 2003 RCMP report found B.C. secret-burial claims, turned up NO EVIDENCE and recorded most deaths from disease. Kamloops logged 79 assault complainants—not 215 hidden graves.
Between 1995 and 2003, the RCMP "E" Division conducted Project E-NIRS—the only province-wide criminal investigation of its kind into allegations at British Columbia's 15 residential schools. Corporal M.W. Pacholuk authored the final report, which examined every allegation of physical and sexual abuse, along with unlawful and suspicious deaths.
The task force didn't just investigate rumours—they physically tested them. On February 24, 1999, with the band's permission, they went to Kuper Island, where stories of dead babies buried there had circulated for years. Investigators dug up suspected burial sites and found no evidence that would support any of these allegations.
Got to meet Pierre and Anna today in Brantford, Ontario. Wonderful people, can't wait until Pierre is our Prime Minister.
Canadian59 retweeted
AN OPEN LETTER TO TILLAMOOK
@Tillamook,
I have purchased and enjoyed your products for years, which is why I was extremely disappointed to learn that the majority of your cheeses are now Halal certified.
As a Christian, I have deeply held religious convictions about the food I purchase and bring into my home. I respect that Muslim consumers may want Halal-certified products available to them, and I have absolutely no objection to grocery stores carrying Halal products or having dedicated Halal sections. People should be able to purchase food that aligns with their religious beliefs.
But my faith matters too. Because of my Christian convictions, I will not knowingly consume food that I believe has been prayed over, blessed in the name of another faith, or offered or sacrificed in connection with worship of any god other than the Lord and Savior I believe in.
I should have the same freedom to make that choice.
When a major mainstream brand chooses to place religious certification across a large portion of its regular product line, my choice becomes whether to accept that certification or stop purchasing those products. For me, the answer is simple. I will choose another brand.
I would encourage Tillamook to consider consumers of other faiths when making decisions like this and to make religious certification clear and transparent so every customer can make an informed choice according to his or her own conscience.
AND THIS IS ALSO A MESSAGE TO EVERY OTHER MAJOR FOOD BRAND WATCHING THIS TREND: If you choose to put Halal certification across your regular product lines rather than offering Halal-certified alternatives, understand that some Christian consumers will respond by no longer purchasing those products. If you put it across your entire brand, I WILL BOYCOTT the entire brand.
I also encourage major grocery stores to consider dedicated Halal sections, just as they have Kosher and international sections, rather than integrating Halal-certified products throughout the store. Give everyone a clear choice.
Muslim consumers have the right to choose Halal.
Christian consumers have the right to choose not to.
That choice deserves respect too!
🤖 Made with AI
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Not only are the majority of Tillamook’s cheeses Halal, but the majority of ALL hard cheeses sold in the US and UK are Halal. Around 80-90% of cheeses are made with fermentation-produced rennet, which is inherently Kosher, Halal, and vegetarian.
tillamook.com/faq/cheese/wha…
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rennet
Canadian59 retweeted
Been saying this since the beginning of the trade dispute with the U.S.
In practice, Canadian exporters absorb much of the cost of U.S. tariffs. Meanwhile, Canada’s counter-tariffs are paid by Canadian importers—and ultimately often by Canadian consumers. Canada gets hit both ways.
Case in point: This customs broker knows this...⬇️
Canadian59 retweeted
📢 To everyone indicating that the 🇺🇸 has no right to tell 🇨🇦 who they can make a trade deal with.
❌ You're WRONG.
📃 Article 32.10 of USMCA stipulates agreements with non-market countries cannot be made without strict advance notification & review.
🤔 One guess which country is "non-market" that Carney made a secret "strategic partnership" agreement with.
Canadian59 retweeted
This billboard wasn't allowed in public, so please don't look at it or retweet it. Thanks dutchbarn.com
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Jamieson Greer today at the Iowa State Fair: Straight talk on Canada that doesn’t sound great for Ottawa
USTR Jamieson Greer took questions today in Des Moines. The Canada portion was blunt
Key points & quotes:
* Canada had “completely free access to the US Market for many decades.” The US is now “trying to control our borders… for imported goods and services.”
* “For decades, we have had major trade issues with Canada… There are a lot of issues… any potential resolution has to include all of these or a pathway forward for them.”
* Again he says only two countries have retaliated against US trade measures: “the People’s Republic of China and Canada. That’s not the kind of company you really want to be running in.”
Specific Canadian actions he flagged as the legal/policy basis for the coming Section 338 duties:
* Bans on the sale of American wine and spirits in Canada
* Uneven dairy treatment with supply management: “In some instances, Canada gives the EU better treatment on dairy than they give us their best customer.”
* Procurement and other longstanding issues
“These tariffs that are coming in… are a response to Canadian retaliatory measures, like the kind of things that China would do”
On whether the duties could still be paused: the measures are tied directly to Canada’s actions, so those have to be resolved first
Broader framing:
* “This is not a trade war. We have domestic supply chains we’re trying to protect… It’s not Canada specific. It’s… globally.”
* “Ultimately, we are accountable to American voters. * The president was elected… on a platform of protecting American industry. So that is first and foremost what we need to do.”
* If a country retaliates, “we’re obviously not going to tolerate that. We’ll take action.”
Greer even fielded a question in French before pivoting back to the same message: the Section 338 duties rest on Canada’s own measures, and those need to be fixed
Constructive talks continue, but the hierarchy is clear: America’s trade policy first. Canada can come along... or not @jamiesongreer