Eric St-Pierre
@EricRStPierre • 12,303 subscribers
Musician, songwriter, & recording engineer. Rocking history, philosophy, & classic rock. Truth seeking Libertarian with my dog Luna by my side.
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The Liberals just proposed a $500,000 “exit fee” at their 2026 convention — pay up or stay trapped if you want to work in the U.S. on a TN visa. This is exactly what the Soviet Union did: build walls, issue exit visas, and punish anyone trying to leave for a better life. Canada subsidizes your education → then locks you in like a prison camp so you can’t take your skills south. Same authoritarian playbook. Different century. Watch this clip from their own convention. 👇
Eric St-Pierre264,822 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад
The prices just keep rising. This morning I saw over $1.90 gas for the first time. This is ridiculous. Under Harper in 2014 oil cost over $100 barrel, gas cost $1.36 Today under Carney oil costs $100 a barrel, now gas cost 1.88 (way over $2 in BC.) The Liberals did this.
Eric St-Pierre45,695 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад
Eleven days until Mark Carney gets his majority. Carney called three byelections for April 13 in Scarborough Southwest and University Rosedale (Toronto) plus Terrebonne (Quebec). Two of the ridings are traditionally Liberal strongholds, they are going to fall right into Carney's lap. However, Terrebonne, Quebec will be the King maker. During the last Federal election the Liberals were able clinch the riding by just 1 vote. The Liberals were accused of stealing that riding. So much so it was brought forth the the Supreme Court of Canada, and SCC overturned that Liberal victory. Despite that the Liberal MP claimed that they had won "fair a square." Quebec yet again will be deciding the fate of Canada as a whole in 11 days. Alberta and the West? As per usual their voices matter even less.
Eric St-Pierre31,231 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад
Initially I was going to get the jab, because I was worried about keeping my job back 2021. I was concerned from the onset on how quickly the vax was being rushed out into arms. At the time I worked as warehouse supervisor. As fellow employees started to get their first shots I noticed then a huge spike in absences. Many never felt the same after getting it. The straw that broke the camels back was my grandmother having a massive stroke after her first shot. Up until that point she was fully on board with the narrative. A week later I received an email from HR asking my status. Without hesitation I related the story about my grandmother, and informed them I would not be receiving any jab. Two weeks later I was terminated. I spent some weeks looking for another warehouse job only to find many required the jab. I started to get demoralized, but was persistent in looking for a job. I finally landed a scheduled interview at a record pressing plant. Which as a musician was a dream job. Unfortunately for me a tore my achilles while playing with my puppy a week before. It was my most severe injury in my life, and I couldn't walk for 3 months. All during this time the mandates were getting stricter, and the media was whipping folks into a frenzy. Being unemployed and crippled during the later part of 2021 and 2022 brought me to a dark place like no other I have known. Seeing the constant dehumanization of the unvaxxed wilted my heart. I thought I would never be able to work again legally. If it wasn't for my then girlfriend solidarity with me at the time, I likely would have taken the cowards way out of living. When the Freedom Convoy started from out west, a flicker of hope came over me. Seeing the momentum build started to fill my heart with pride as a Canadian. By the time they got to Sudbury, my grandma who prior was Liberal supporter, was out on the highway bridge cheering on the truckers. My parents went without hesitation to participate. If I wasn't immobile at the time I would have been there myself. I did the next best thing and watched the livestreams from beginning, to the end of the convoy. Despite the authoritarian crackdown, my pride as Canadian was never stronger.
Eric St-Pierre30,370 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад
The Freedom Convoy saved me from the darkest days in my life. It restored my pride in being a Canadian. It restored my hope that authoritarianism could be defeated. It restored my faith in my fellow Canadians. It shattered my sense of isolation. It shattered my despair. Thank God for the Freedom Convoy! 🇨🇦 🍁
Eric St-Pierre61,745 просмотров • 1 год назад
There are days I wish I had a time machine to go back to the 90s when Canada was still primarily Canadian. The comedy was funny, the music was better and the culture wasn't suicidal. Heck even the CBC used to put out good stuff like Kids In The Hall! The real ones know. 🇨🇦
Eric St-Pierre11,765 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад
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