Defence budgets have been slashed. Equipment is falling apart. And the morale of our men and women in uniform is now at an all-time low.
HAPPENING NOW: Chrystia Freeland is asked about the historic $3 billion fine levied against TD Bank this morning.
— Alex Zoltan (@AmazingZoltan) October 11, 2024
Somehow the same gov't able to identify which grannies gave $20 to the Freedom Convoy couldn't identify billions in criminal money laundering. pic.twitter.com/HP0veItOM0
Should politicians with ties to the WEF be banned from holding office? pic.twitter.com/odgaDBeMIx
— Wide Awake Media (@wideawake_media) October 10, 2024
The parliamentary committee probing the Jasper wildfire response are uncovering shocking new revelations which shift the blame on Parks Canada and the federal government. According to new testimony, a private fire fighting crew with over 50 trucks and 20 fire fighters was turned around by Parks Canada while the fire raged in July. This on top of allegations from former Parks Canada staff about fire prevention incompetence is turning up the heat and the pressure on Trudeau’s environment minister Steven Guilbeault.
Of course, no amount of evidence could convince the Trudeau government that the Jasper Wildfire could have been started by anything other than climate change.
Watch Ratio’d with Harrison Faulkner.
FULL EPISODE - #MAiD and organ donation in #Canada
— UnveilTV (@unveil_studios) April 20, 2024
EP 5 in our series on assisted suicide looks at how Organ Donation #Euthanasia. WATCH NOW to learn how Canada uses MAiD to source more organ donors than any other country. #ODE #MAiDinCanada
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Canadians should be allowed to visit our own Parliament that we pay for. End of story. pic.twitter.com/T1PhGbrgYF
— Canada Proud (@WeAreCanProud) October 6, 2024
"It is the greatest crime against humanity in recorded history."
— Wide Awake Media (@wideawake_media) October 5, 2024
Dr. Naomi Wolf on the Pfizer documents: "I wanted... to believe for the longest time that it wasn't a depopulation agenda, but ultimately the evidence persuaded me, within the Pfizer documents, that that's exactly… pic.twitter.com/P8injUCH9W
A massive fire has destroyed the historic Notre Dame des Sept Allégresses Church in Trois-Rivières, Canada.
— Harrison Faulkner (@Harry__Faulkner) October 4, 2024
Since 2021, over 100 churches in Canada have been burned or vandalized. pic.twitter.com/U7C5qfwbvj
NATO is urging Canada to prepare for a conventional war against our enemies. This at a time when the Canadian government has completely neglected the crumbling state of Canada's armed forces. Morale is low, attrition is up and there isn't even enough ammunition for the military. The situation continues to get worse for Canada.
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Canola harvest music video with Quick Dick McDick
Canadian life is now so miserable that young people are openly admitting to stealing from grocery stores on podcasts. Not only that, but seniors are also stealing. Close to 25% of Canadians have a poverty standard of living, and close 1.8 million children in Canada live below the poverty line. This is not normal and it appears Canadians are culturally regressing under the crippling financial pressure.
Newcomers in Canada are also stealing from the grocery store and filming themselves doing it. Why are these people in Canada in the first place when they clearly do not respect our laws?
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Bill C-63 is one of the most dangerous pieces of legislation in Canadian history. If passed, Justin Trudeau’s Online Harms Act will silence conservatives on social media for fear that they might end up in prison...that’s not a joke. For spreading “hate speech” online, a Canadian could be given a life sentence. The Attorney General could force you to wear a tracking device if he believes you MIGHT commit “hate speech” offences in the future. This is what is being debated right now on the floor on the House of Commons.
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Greg Piasetzki toured the newly renovated Bellevue House in August, the Parks Canada monument to John A. Macdonald, and was appalled at the historical inaccuracies and maligning of Macdonald throughout the house where he once lived. Everything about Macdonald today except for one or two biographies written decades ago is a carefully curated slander against not only the man but his creation – Canada. In Piasetzki's belief, Macdonald is not only innocent against the claims of genocide for which he stands accused, but Macdonald actually saved more Indigenous lives than any other prime minister in the history of Canada.
Watch the full interview on the Faulkner Show.
CTV News apologizes after getting caught manipulating clips of Pierre Poilievre. pic.twitter.com/E9ArZcsgvg
— True North (@TrueNorthCentre) September 24, 2024
We're mass poisoning an entire generation of kids pic.twitter.com/GFRRojDRNF
— Robert F. Kennedy Jr (@RobertKennedyJr) September 23, 2024
Trudeau has officially doubled the debt since becoming prime minister less than a decade ago.https://t.co/iSQvb7m1cj pic.twitter.com/t32bUo5hEm
— Franco Terrazzano (@franco_nomics) September 17, 2024
Dangerous fugitives have no place in Alberta. Since February, our FASST team, a specialized unit of Alberta Sheriffs, has executed 1,300 warrants and made 300 arrests in Edmonton.
— Danielle Smith (@ABDanielleSmith) September 18, 2024
Now, we're expanding this dedicated team to Calgary to track down and arrest dangerous criminals.… pic.twitter.com/5k9VhSbpBD
The highly controversial Canadian documentary ‘Russians at War’ finally premiered at TIFF this week after being suspended due to heavy protests against the film and threats made against film festival staff from pro-Ukraine protesters. Protesters, as well as Canadian politicians and Ukrainian diplomats, label the publicly funded documentary “Russian propaganda” and argue that it seeks to whitewash Russian war crimes. The directors of the film categorically deny the accusations and maintain that their documentary is an anti-war film.
The director, Anastasia Trofimova, a Russian-Canadian woman who previously worked for the CBC and RT, formerly Russia Today (a state-sponsored Russian media company), embeds herself with a Russian military unit in occupied Ukraine and documents the daily struggle of Russian soldiers as they become disillusioned with their country’s war effort and lose sight of what they’re fighting for.
Watch Ratio’d with Harrison Faulkner.
Today on the Rachel and the Republic, @Emmanuel_Rach breaks discusses the second assassination attempt against former U.S. President Donald Trump.
— True North (@TrueNorthCentre) September 19, 2024
Rachel explains why this keeps happening — and how it connects last week’s debate.https://t.co/Ifq2bWPSPk
This is one of the wildest stories you will come across in Canada. A 58-year-old school employee has been charged with assault with a weapon after a neighbourhood water gun fight resulted in a neighbour catching an accidental stray water spray. This now means that in the eyes of the OPP, that a water gun is considered a weapon. On the latest episode The Faulkner Show, Harrison speaks with Wendy Washik, the accused in this case, to have her explain her side of this outrageous story. A story about police incompetence, a mind boggling waste of police resources and woman's life being ruined in the process.
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#NameTheTraitors
— Kevin Vuong (@KevinVuongMP) September 16, 2024
“some politicians are accepting money from foreign governments and are communicating frequently with them to obtain support… to help their campaigns.”⁰
“Some also allegedly leaked confidential information to foreign intelligence officers.” #foreigninterference https://t.co/lCycB4Dcqz
High-tax, high-carbon, high-flying hypocrite Justin Trudeau taxes your heat, gas and groceries to save the planet while burning more fuel than anyone else in Canada jet-setting around the world.
— Pierre Poilievre (@PierrePoilievre) September 16, 2024
Sign here to buy him a one-way ticket: https://t.co/qwEfjEBKUk pic.twitter.com/GHT53u5vcu
Canada’s Department of National Defence sent troops on a joint mission to Alaska last year with bed rolls from the 1960s for sleeping, despite recently spending $34.8 million on new sleeping bags. https://t.co/oDFPfxz8HS
— True North (@TrueNorthCentre) September 16, 2024