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If we can end homelessness in 10 years, we can end it in five.
If we can end it in five, we can end it in two.
However, you need to vote for the Liberals again under Carney’s plan.
Hedy: From the Party that brought you the high cost of living you have to cope with.
Part of the problem - not the solution.
But keep voting Liberal and cope harder.
Helping Canadians cope with the high cost of living has been our federal government's priority since day one. Budget 2026 builds on last year's budget and subsequent programs to help food banks stock up and meet growing demand.
Under the new Local Food Infrastructure Fund: Community Support Stream, Food Banks Canada and Second Harvest will each receive up to $10 million to further distribute to community food banks and NGOs to provide nutritious food.
Budget 2026 will provide $124 million over three years, starting in 2027-28, to renew this Fund.
If you are a not-for-profit community organization, applications are now open until Monday, November 16, 2026, at 5:00 PM (EST) for Food Banks Canada and Monday, November 30, 2026, at 11:59 AM (EST) for Second Harvest. Apply now!
$200Billion just in interest payments in three years.
A fifth of a $Trillion.
Not one dollar for one more hospital bed, not one more child out of poverty, not one homeless person off the street.
@fp_champagne says everything is fine.
“The more things change the more the Liberals stay the same.” - Famous quote.
While much of the prime minister’s rhetoric focused on him and his government being “good fiscal managers,” this budget demonstrates that’s far from the truth. fraserinstitute.org/commenta… #cdnpoli
What “Associate Membership” in the EU looks like.
Canadians proceed at your own peril.
@MarkJCarney @liberal_party @melaniejoly @FP_Champagne @EvanLSolomon @cbcnews @ctvnews
Somebody want to tell Mark Carney and his Liberal “Canada Strong” cohort?
Ko smo se odločali za vstop v EU, si ni nihče predstavljal, da bo v kaki njeni članici in uniji nasploh mogoče brez posledic:
1. Razveljaviti predsedniške volitve (Romunija);
2. Ukiniti informativni program na nacionalni RTV (Madžarska);
3. Poslati policijo na Ustavno sodišče (Poljska);
4. Tri tedne pred volitvami poslati v zapor predsednika stranke, ki vodi v anketah (Slovenija);
5. Zasesti nacionalno RTV s policijo in zamenjati vodstvo (Poljska);
6. Prekiniti mandate vodstvu nacionalne RTV in izvesti čistko zaposlenih (Slovenija);
7. Poslati v zapor člane prejšnje vlade brez možnosti obrambe (Madžarska);
8. Podeliti skoraj milijon državljanstev ilegalnim migrantom po hitrem postopku (Španija);
9. Zapreti novo Nuklearno elektrarno in zgraditi plinovod do Rusije (Nemčija);
10. Obdavčiti ogljične energetske vire ob hkratnem zapiranju NE ter preseliti industrijo v države z nizkimi ekološkimi standardi pod pretvezo, da tako rešujemo planet.
Nastala je EU, ki se mora reševati sama pred sabo.
Canada has had this exit tax for decades. No holding period. No threshold minimum. @GadSaad
France just voted for a fiscal Iron Curtain. And if you have a startup in France, you’re probably already on the wrong side of it.
On Friday, the French National Assembly passed an amendment extending the “exit tax” holding period from 2-5 years to 15 years.
How it works: you move out of France, and the state calculates the gain on your shares as if you had sold them. Money you never received. That tax bill hangs over your head, and if you sell before the period ends, you pay.
2 to 5 years was already painful. 15 years is almost twice the median time it takes a European startup to get acquired or go public (about 8.5 years, per PitchBook). In other words, virtually every exit falls inside the window.
There are two ways to get talent and capital as a country:
1/ You attract them because you offer something better: quality of life, safety, a fair social contract, a playground worth playing in.
2/ You keep the ones you already have and build walls so they can’t leave.
The USSR tried option 2. It’s called ruling by coercion. It’s an unstable equilibrium, and it’s a loser’s strategy.
Why is this happening now? In every human society, value creation follows a power law. A small minority pays most of the taxes. When the social contract breaks for that minority, they look at the map. The world is big and borders are thin.
A state facing this has two possible responses.
“Why are they leaving?” And it fixes the root cause.
“How do we stop them from leaving?” And it fixes nothing.
France picked option 2. When you’re installing padlocks, you’ve already lost.
“This only affects the ultra-rich.” Wrong. Do the math:
The rule applies as soon as you hold €800k in shares, or 50% of a company.
Take two cofounders with about 45% each after their first round. A valuation of roughly €1.8M is enough for each of them to cross €800k. Pre-seed rounds today routinely price at €10-20M. At €10M, each cofounder holds about €4.5M in shares. And a solo founder who keeps more than 50% is in scope at any valuation.
Your shares cost you basically nothing, so almost the entire valuation counts as gain. At roughly 30%, that’s over a million euros of tax on money that only exists in a spreadsheet.
The targets aren’t heirs on yachts. They’re any founder who raised a pre-seed and might one day want to build somewhere else.
This is only a first reading. The same vote passed last year and was dropped from the final law. That’s still a big problem. It means the idea comes back every year, and every year it passes.
What this reveals is a country that has given up on winning and is squeezing whatever it can from the people still there until there is nothing left.
Winning countries don’t build walls. They build the playground where the best people want to come play.
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Europe has nothing to offer Canada. It will pillage our resources, tax our exports, steal our sovereignty, and drag us into conflict.
Does the EU seem like a geopolitical entity you’d want closer ties with?
Europe has developed a pretty interesting definition of “protecting democracy.”
🇷🇴 Romania annulled a presidential election after Călin Georgescu finished first, then barred him from the rerun.
🇭🇺 Hungary’s new government rewrote the constitution with retroactive limits that block Viktor Orbán from becoming PM again and later approved rules barring long-serving MPs from the next parliamentary election.
🇩🇪 Germany’s domestic intelligence service classified the AfD as extremist, opening the door to much heavier surveillance of the country’s biggest opposition party.
🇫🇷 France upheld Marine Le Pen’s conviction, kept restrictions on her political future and ordered her to wear an electronic ankle tag.
🇪🇸 In Spain, more than a dozen people tied to Pedro Sánchez’s political and personal circle have been investigated or prosecuted in separate corruption cases, while Sánchez himself has not been charged.
🇬🇧 Britain postponed local elections during a sweeping reorganization of local government, triggering a petition accusing the government of voter suppression.
🇵🇱 And now Poland has police surrounding its Constitutional Tribunal while the government and opposition accuse each other of trying to seize control of the court.
The real red line in Europe may not be democracy... It may be leaving the club.
Writer: Sol
I liken it to a massive human trafficking ring and Canadians are the fodder.
How Canada's new pact with the European Union might affect you ctvnews.ca/canada/article/ho…
What does Associate-not-Associate Membership in the EU for Canada mean?
“First, it means close alignment on policies.” - Ursula von der Leyen
🚨 0.77€ de taxe pour regarder un film Netflix !
Ce vendredi, les députés viennent d'adopter un amendement socialiste visant à taxer les données qui circulent sur Internet à hauteur de 5,5 centimes par gigaoctet reçu en France.
Ils ont complètement pété les plombs.
Voici quelques exemples de ce que ça va désormais vous coûter :
🔴 Vous regardez un film Netflix de 2 heures en 4K ? Jusqu'à 0,77 € de taxe brute sur les données transmises.
🔴 Vous téléchargez un jeu vidéo de 150 Go ? 8,25 €.
🔴 Vous récupérez 200 Go de photos personnelles stockées chez Google ? 11 €.
🔴 Vous rapatriez 1 To de vos propres fichiers depuis Google Drive ? 55 €.
🔴 Vous restaurez 2 To de sauvegardes après une panne informatique ? 110 €.
Ces taxes seront facturées aux plateformes américaines, qui vous vous en doutez bien, vous redescendront la facture !
Ils sont en train de construire une fiscalité qui pénalise le simple fait de transmettre de la donnée.
Et ceci alors que nous sommes à l'aube d'une révolution technologique majeure avec l'IA !
Pour rester compétitifs, tous les pays doivent accélérer leur transformation numérique.
Et nous en France, que trouve-t-on comme idée de génie ?
UNE PUTAIN DE TAXE SUR LA DATA !
Et en plus ils ont le culot de nous la présenter comme une mesure écologique qui encouragerait à réduire les volumes de données échangées.
Quelle bande de guignols.
Il faut être totalement déconnecté des réalités économiques pour considérer qu'un pays peut retrouver sa prospérité en multipliant indéfiniment les prélèvements sur les activités productives.
Cet amendement n'est pas encore une loi définitive, mais le simple fait qu'une telle proposition ait été adoptée à l'Assemblée nationale en dit long sur la manière dont nous sommes gouvernés.
Ces fous du bus vont vraiment nous mettre au fond du ravin.
Where do we sign up for Canadexit?
Canada’s sovereignty being handed over to the EU in a single 2 minute clip.
Policies being made with the EU?
Parliament to Parliament ties?
Court to court integration?
Mark Carney either has to bring this to the people to vote on or resign.
I am a North American, I’m not a European and I want absolutely nothing to do with this globalist takeover of our Country.
Imagine if we all demanded the free healthcare we are told we get?
Half of Canadians avoid going to hospital because of long wait times: poll ctvnews.ca/montreal/health/a…
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Japan, South Korea, and Australia manage to buy semiconductors, launch satellites, trade critical minerals, and build world-class artificial intelligence everyday without surrendering their courts and parliaments to the European Union... so why does Mark Carney think Canada has to?