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Sorry About the Politics. Propaganda is my own. MA, BA polsci. Night’s Watch. 🇨🇦 https://t.co/TxGLZdTBUl 🦋

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Mark Carney with the economist-to-economist fan service. “It’s said there are no atheists in foxholes. There should be no Libertarians in crises.” Harvard macroeconomist Jeffrey Frankel opened with it in his 2007 paper, ‘Responding to Financial Crises.’

Mark Carney with the economist-to-economist fan service. “It’s said there are no atheists in foxholes. There should be no Libertarians in crises.” Harvard macroeconomist Jeffrey Frankel opened with it in his 2007 paper, ‘Responding to Financial Crises.’

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“Will a Conservative government cut programs like the dental care program?” Poilievre’s response is something like: - if people wanted these programs they’d vote for the NDP in the next election. - These programs don’t actually exist. - The numbers of people using those programs are derived from government propaganda. She responds to the final point: “Is that just because you say so? What evidence or data do you have that we cannot trust those numbers?” (Great question btw) Poilievre: “Let’s get the actual facts before Canadians. And let’s make judgements based on the reality rather than on government propaganda.” If you’re one of these (fake, apparently) people enjoying these government programs, get it while you can.

“Will a Conservative government cut programs like the dental care program?” Poilievre’s response is something like: - if people wanted these programs they’d vote for the NDP in the next election. - These programs don’t actually exist. - The numbers of people using those programs are derived from government propaganda. She responds to the final point: “Is that just because you say so? What evidence or data do you have that we cannot trust those numbers?” (Great question btw) Poilievre: “Let’s get the actual facts before Canadians. And let’s make judgements based on the reality rather than on government propaganda.” If you’re one of these (fake, apparently) people enjoying these government programs, get it while you can.

1,277,863 views • 1 year ago

Trudeau is literally answering every question this morning by telling Poilievre to get his security clearance. And I think it’s the best.

Trudeau is literally answering every question this morning by telling Poilievre to get his security clearance. And I think it’s the best.

1,201,362 views • 1 year ago

Nothing makes an economist angrier than math that doesn’t math. “The Conservative plan makes it up. It literally makes it up. It says that growth will come—from somewhere. Even though there’s no plan to address the biggest risk to our economy, the U.S.”

Nothing makes an economist angrier than math that doesn’t math. “The Conservative plan makes it up. It literally makes it up. It says that growth will come—from somewhere. Even though there’s no plan to address the biggest risk to our economy, the U.S.”

524,331 views • 1 year ago

Final question this morning from Politico. “Who from Trump’s transition team have you or your party been in touch with since the US election?” “I’m not the Prime Minister.” ?? Am I missing something here or…

Final question this morning from Politico. “Who from Trump’s transition team have you or your party been in touch with since the US election?” “I’m not the Prime Minister.” ?? Am I missing something here or…

656,153 views • 1 year ago

Senator John Kennedy asks Canada to go to “zero tariffs.” They always omit the structural advantages the U.S. gives its industries through its size, massive subsidies, and global leverage. Without countermeasures, Canadian sectors get steamrolled by sheer American scale.

Senator John Kennedy asks Canada to go to “zero tariffs.” They always omit the structural advantages the U.S. gives its industries through its size, massive subsidies, and global leverage. Without countermeasures, Canadian sectors get steamrolled by sheer American scale.

511,688 views • 1 year ago

This is a fun clip that sorta had me laughing. I know the NDP isn’t doing well, but I hope Jagmeet sticks around. Maybe he’s just ahead of his time. “You don’t know the answer either, you’re just throwing out random questions. You’re just making it up, you don’t know.”

This is a fun clip that sorta had me laughing. I know the NDP isn’t doing well, but I hope Jagmeet sticks around. Maybe he’s just ahead of his time. “You don’t know the answer either, you’re just throwing out random questions. You’re just making it up, you don’t know.”

440,298 views • 1 year ago

“Toronto Police and the (Canada) Border Services Agency just seized about 835 kilograms of cocaine coming in from the United States into Canada via Mexican cartels.” Trudeau makes some other points: - Canada is responsible for less than 1% of illegal drugs going into the U.S. and less than 1% of migrants. - We’re still investing over $1 billion on our borders. Take it from Casual Justin here. And while you’re at it, stop repeating Trump’s verifiably false talking points for him, like “if only Canada would secure the borders!” Compared to the U.S. and that gong show of a southern border, we got this place locked down.

“Toronto Police and the (Canada) Border Services Agency just seized about 835 kilograms of cocaine coming in from the United States into Canada via Mexican cartels.” Trudeau makes some other points: - Canada is responsible for less than 1% of illegal drugs going into the U.S. and less than 1% of migrants. - We’re still investing over $1 billion on our borders. Take it from Casual Justin here. And while you’re at it, stop repeating Trump’s verifiably false talking points for him, like “if only Canada would secure the borders!” Compared to the U.S. and that gong show of a southern border, we got this place locked down.

511,480 views • 1 year ago

I liked Singhs response to Poilievre’s point about ‘leaving baggage at home,’ so to speak. “People come from… around the world, and they care deeply about where they come from. And they should be able to do so, that’s a part of being in our country, to have that freedom.”

I liked Singhs response to Poilievre’s point about ‘leaving baggage at home,’ so to speak. “People come from… around the world, and they care deeply about where they come from. And they should be able to do so, that’s a part of being in our country, to have that freedom.”

408,297 views • 1 year ago

What does this tell you? Yves-Francois Blanchet gets his top-secret security clearance, reads the report, and immediately turns his attention to Poilievre: “The one thing I will allow myself to say: Mr. Poilievre cannot make the necessary arrangements without obtaining his security clearance and reading the report.”

What does this tell you? Yves-Francois Blanchet gets his top-secret security clearance, reads the report, and immediately turns his attention to Poilievre: “The one thing I will allow myself to say: Mr. Poilievre cannot make the necessary arrangements without obtaining his security clearance and reading the report.”

526,431 views • 1 year ago

Bruce Fanjoy isn’t surprised he unseated Pierre Poilievre. “Pierre, God bless him, he took the riding for granted, and people don’t like being taken for granted.” Bruce knocked on doors for two years and hustled during the campaign. Pierre’s campaign slept until the last week.

Bruce Fanjoy isn’t surprised he unseated Pierre Poilievre. “Pierre, God bless him, he took the riding for granted, and people don’t like being taken for granted.” Bruce knocked on doors for two years and hustled during the campaign. Pierre’s campaign slept until the last week.

321,361 views • 1 year ago

Anybody know why Poilievre kicked out these dudes with the American flag? What were they saying?

Anybody know why Poilievre kicked out these dudes with the American flag? What were they saying?

308,609 views • 1 year ago

Rebel News asks Pierre Poilievre if he thinks non-citizens should be deported for doing things that aren’t crimes. Sure am glad these non-legacy media outlets are allowed to ask questions.

Rebel News asks Pierre Poilievre if he thinks non-citizens should be deported for doing things that aren’t crimes. Sure am glad these non-legacy media outlets are allowed to ask questions.

299,002 views • 1 year ago

We won’t be having a “carbon tax election.” “What happens in the United States after the 20th of January will completely change the political context in Canada.” Chantal Hébert argues the next election, as well as the Liberal Party leadership race, will be all about who is best suited to manage the relationship with Donald Trump. “We’re not getting away from it—Mr. Poilievre writes about how he wants an election over the carbon tax. We won’t be there.”

We won’t be having a “carbon tax election.” “What happens in the United States after the 20th of January will completely change the political context in Canada.” Chantal Hébert argues the next election, as well as the Liberal Party leadership race, will be all about who is best suited to manage the relationship with Donald Trump. “We’re not getting away from it—Mr. Poilievre writes about how he wants an election over the carbon tax. We won’t be there.”

352,934 views • 1 year ago

“How concerning is it that Mr. Poilievre still doesn’t have his security clearance?” Trudeau sighs before answering, not out of exasperation, but maybe relief, like, “I love answering this question.” He says that foreign interference in Canadian politics makes it more imperative than ever to get briefed. So why doesn’t he get the clearance? “Because he puts his own personal interest and political advantages ahead of the well-being of Canadians.” The other party leaders have their top-secret clearance. “And Pierre Poilievre would rather cover his ears and go la la la la la, and not listen to our security agencies…”

“How concerning is it that Mr. Poilievre still doesn’t have his security clearance?” Trudeau sighs before answering, not out of exasperation, but maybe relief, like, “I love answering this question.” He says that foreign interference in Canadian politics makes it more imperative than ever to get briefed. So why doesn’t he get the clearance? “Because he puts his own personal interest and political advantages ahead of the well-being of Canadians.” The other party leaders have their top-secret clearance. “And Pierre Poilievre would rather cover his ears and go la la la la la, and not listen to our security agencies…”

357,496 views • 1 year ago

Mark Carney could use some tips on how to respond to Rebel News. I present to you, Jagmeet Singh.

Mark Carney could use some tips on how to respond to Rebel News. I present to you, Jagmeet Singh.

275,367 views • 1 year ago

“A CSIS intelligence assessment stated that Indian agents purchased party memberships for one candidate in order to undermine the candidacy of another, specifically, Brampton mayor, Patrick Brown.” - Excerpt from The Fifth Estate episode, Contract to Kill.

“A CSIS intelligence assessment stated that Indian agents purchased party memberships for one candidate in order to undermine the candidacy of another, specifically, Brampton mayor, Patrick Brown.” - Excerpt from The Fifth Estate episode, Contract to Kill.

348,733 views • 1 year ago

Stop buying into the story that Canada has somehow wronged the U.S. The USMCA was Trump’s baby, and he was proud of it - unless this so-called master negotiator wants to admit he got schooled by the likes of Freeland and Trudeau in negotiations. This is not how a “friend and ally” talks to you. Time to find new buds.

Stop buying into the story that Canada has somehow wronged the U.S. The USMCA was Trump’s baby, and he was proud of it - unless this so-called master negotiator wants to admit he got schooled by the likes of Freeland and Trudeau in negotiations. This is not how a “friend and ally” talks to you. Time to find new buds.

293,489 views • 1 year ago

When people talk about Canada’s high dairy tariffs (“241%!“ “291%!”) in this trade war, they ignore tariff rate quotas. Effectively, nobody pays these rates—they only apply if imports exceed quota limits. It’s mis/disinformation to undermine supply management.

When people talk about Canada’s high dairy tariffs (“241%!“ “291%!”) in this trade war, they ignore tariff rate quotas. Effectively, nobody pays these rates—they only apply if imports exceed quota limits. It’s mis/disinformation to undermine supply management.

247,324 views • 1 year ago