@patrolcats on 'tuther platform. Right of centre, Capitalist of lower-middle class. FREEDOM.

It is very good for Canadian Politicians like Prime Minister Carney to make President Donald J. Trump “the enemy,” until their Economy collapses, ...
It is very good for Canadian Politicians like Prime Minister Carney to make President Donald J. Trump “the enemy,” until their Economy collapses, then it will prove to be very bad for Politics — Worse than anything that has ever happened to a Canadian Politician. Just watch! President DONALD J. TRUMP ( TS: Sep 3 2026, 11:14 AM ET )​​​​​​​​‍‌​​​‍​‍‌​‍‍​‍​​‍‌‍‌‍‍​​‌​‍‍‍​‌‌‌​‍‌
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Carney and the gay Government of Canada made a deal with India that involved giving Indian students precedence over Canadian students. That’s right, while Canadian students have to go into their second or third choices in University, Indians get to pick whatever program they want to. How could you not vote to leave this fucking retarded country, unless you are retarded yourself.
💥REPORT: Universities Canada's Gaberial Miller admits prioritizing Indian students over Canadians is linked to the Carney Government's trade deal with India. Canada first—Elbows up!
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Conservatives who ignore or insult nearly 500,000 highly motivated voters do so at their own peril. j/s
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Hey @grok what method is easier to rig an election, mail in hand marked and hand counted ballots. Or in person, hand marked, machine tabulated ballots Which is also easier to have vote harvesting by charities going to homeless shelters and drug dens. To buy votes?
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Today at my polling station. A man asked what the abolish the senate was about. He said "why would we want to abolish an elected senate?" That's what we're dealing with here.
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Asked how so many soldiers were killed and injured at CFB Wainwright, and whether any interim safety measures are in place, Defence Minister @DavidMcGuinty would not say. "This is not the moment... to be speaking about what did or did not happen."
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RT @JudyMaxB: 25% of Albertans understand how wrong this is 75% of Albertans just voted for more of it We are are not the same https://t…
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I would be proud to!
Would you still eat here if you saw this?
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BREAKING NEWS: Ottawa has frozen the bank accounts of 25% of Albertans.
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400K people voted NO to this smh. Should be cause for automatic deportation
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The useful idiot who spent years explaining why the law doesn’t apply to illegal migrants is now shocked that migrants don’t apply the law. Some lessons only arrive with broken glass.
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So are minority rights and minority programs now for Canadians?
World cities with the largest decline in White population, 1991 to 2026: 1. 🇨🇦 Brampton: White population 1991 - 75%, in 2021: 18.9%. Decline: 56 percentage points. 2. 🇨🇦 Surrey: White population 1991 - 78.5%, in 2021: 30.8%. Decline: 47.7 percentage points. 3. 🇨🇦 Richmond: White population 1991 - 65%, in 2021: 18.9%. Decline: 46 percentage points. 4. 🇬🇧 Leicester: White British population 1991 - 72%, in 2021: 33.2%. Decline: 38.8 percentage points. 5. 🇨🇦 Toronto: White population 1990 - 76.8%, in 2021: 43.5%. Decline: 33.3 percentage points. 6. 🇬🇧 London: White British population 1991 - 72%, in 2021: 36.8%. Decline: 35.2 percentage points. 7. 🇬🇧 Birmingham: White British population 1991 - 74%, in 2021: 43%. Decline: 31 percentage points. 8. 🇨🇦 Vancouver: White population 1991 - 57.7%, in 2021: 43.2%. Decline: 14.5 percentage points. 9. 🇺🇸 New York City: White population 1990 - 43%, in 2020: 30.9%. Decline: 12.1 percentage points.
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All it will take to unseat Danielle Smith is a UCP stalwart that pledges to start implementing the firewall. That’s it and she’s toast
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I don’t want to hear a single Albertan complain about taxes, equalization, immigration, nothing. You voted for more of the same. Smith isn’t going to save Alberta. Pierre isn’t going to save Canada. The 9 questions asked will result in little change, if any. You got what you voted for. Now let’s just see if your children want the future you’ve gifted them…
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Carney and the liberals are signing Canadian taxpayers up for Generational Debt, your grandkids will still be paying the EU trading bloc billions annually to withdraw, the UK is still paying for Brexit. Once Canada becomes an Associate member of the EU, if it decides to withdraw from the EU trading bloc which it pays approximately six billion annually for membership fees there is an exit fee. The financial settlement for the United Kingdom's exit was ultimately estimated by HM Treasury to be around £30.2 billion to £42.5 billion paid out gradually over several decades. While direct budgetary payments to the EU budget ended, the UK continues to pay an ongoing "cost of Brexit" in the form of reduced trade, lower gross domestic product (estimated by economists at roughly a 6% hit to the economy), increased customs paperwork and overheads, and lost tax revenues. If the UK ever reverses course and attempts to rejoin the European Union, independent estimates from think tanks like the Bow Group project that annual gross contributions could range from £28 billion to £41 billion per year. The EU Associate membership is nothing more than a trap for Canadian Taxpayers.
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Replying to @nenshi
The count isn’t officially complete, and yet it seems we won 8 out of the 10 referendum questions. Also we’ve got around 1/4 of the voter base supporting Alberta Independence.
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Replying to @nenshi
this isn't a win you stupid retard 1/4 of the province wants to separate and 8 questions were answered in favor. if anything this should be able to show you the disconnect between Government and Citizens but yet here you are spouting off like you won a gold olympic medal. how many times did your parents throw you on your head as a child?
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In Quebec, it is considered good to be proud of the culture and values that built your society, especially where they differ from those in other places. It is considered good to be skeptical of a government in some other province claiming to be "federal" and wanting to impose values, taxes and make rules for your province. It is considered good to vote for political parties that seek autonomy from such claims of "federal" authority in order to protect your own values and culture and the society that they built. And they hold all of these views proudly as a province and yet are somehow immune from the shrieking criticism of politicians and bureaucrats at every level along with the media for holding them. Alberta has weak leadership.
Is it not odd that the CBC’s panel on Alberta independence had no Albertans on it? Perhaps they couldn’t be trusted to toe the Carney line.
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So the yes won the 1-9 questions and then voted to stay??? Huh??? 🤔 How many mail in ballots only voted question 10??? Asking for a friend.
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Regardless of the result of the referendum we can all agree that Elections Alberta is a fucking joke
I just got off my shift of being a scrutinier with the UCP for this referendum and let me tell you there has been some major incompetence on display today with Elections Alberta. Not only were they criminally understaffed, and they were rushing things through but that was causing issues with long lineups and the staff we're not checking things properly like ids, and we're just waving people through. I caught three different people on PR getting through the registration desk and we're about to be handed the ballots. The site supervisor was also yelling and berating staff publicly, and was actively swatting them, which I would call physical assault. I ultimately accept the results that come from tonight. But to accept that Elections Alberta is competent enough to run this referendum is an absolute understatement.
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These men didn’t just kill these sweet grandparents. Just killing them would have been a mercy. They targeted them, terrorized them, and bludgeoned them to death in such a manner to suggest they revelled in it. Arnold De Jong was found dead in his bed with duct tape violently wrapped around his entire head and face, smothered to death. Joanne De Jong, was found in another bedroom and died of sharp and blunt force trauma to her head and neck. Both had their hands and feet bound with rope. The De Jong’s last minutes on this earth were brutal, horrifying and they suffered more than any human being ever should. What about their “constitutional rights?” @BarthelRog56151
Murder parole rules ‘unconstitutional’, B.C. judge rules theglobeandmail.com/canada/a…
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