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Is it fair to say that Tim Hortons' Temporary Foreign Workers program contributes to a rise in suicides of Canadian young men? Across Canada, Tim's and other corporations took entry-level jobs from young Canadians - and imported foreigners by the millions to replace our teens and young adults. In light of a new Bryan Brulotte article and what we've all seen - I believe that Tim's is responsible for the despair and even deaths of so many young Canadians. From the article... "These numbers should concern everyone, regardless of politics, because work provides much more than a paycheque. It creates discipline, competence, independence, and the knowledge that other people depend upon you. A society that loses large numbers of young men from productive work eventually loses something much bigger than their economic output." "Something is happening to young men in Canada, and we are remarkably reluctant to talk about it. They are falling behind in education, too many are withdrawing from the workforce, and they are forming families later, if at all." "There are warning signs that we should not ignore, including the fact that Canadian males remain almost three times as likely as females to die by suicide." Link to full article in the replies. AI video by Grok - Young Canadian realizes it's no use submitting an employment application at Tim Hortons.

Is it fair to say that Tim Hortons' Temporary Foreign Workers program contributes to a rise in suicides of Canadian young men? Across Canada, Tim's and other corporations took entry-level jobs from young Canadians - and imported foreigners by the millions to replace our teens and young adults. In light of a new Bryan Brulotte article and what we've all seen - I believe that Tim's is responsible for the despair and even deaths of so many young Canadians. From the article... "These numbers should concern everyone, regardless of politics, because work provides much more than a paycheque. It creates discipline, competence, independence, and the knowledge that other people depend upon you. A society that loses large numbers of young men from productive work eventually loses something much bigger than their economic output." "Something is happening to young men in Canada, and we are remarkably reluctant to talk about it. They are falling behind in education, too many are withdrawing from the workforce, and they are forming families later, if at all." "There are warning signs that we should not ignore, including the fact that Canadian males remain almost three times as likely as females to die by suicide." Link to full article in the replies. AI video by Grok - Young Canadian realizes it's no use submitting an employment application at Tim Hortons.

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Canada's PM Mark Carney just put American Maia Johnson in charge of the day-to-day operations of the Prime Minister's office. The Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner already fined Johnson for failing to file her disclosure statement... which she still hasn't completed. Conflicts of Interest, and contempt for the law are nothing new for Carney and the Liberal government. Link in comment. Thanks Grok for the Ai video

Canada's PM Mark Carney just put American Maia Johnson in charge of the day-to-day operations of the Prime Minister's office. The Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner already fined Johnson for failing to file her disclosure statement... which she still hasn't completed. Conflicts of Interest, and contempt for the law are nothing new for Carney and the Liberal government. Link in comment. Thanks Grok for the Ai video

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🚨Breaking: Ottawa Police Deputy Chief Steve Bell Sacked Contract not renewed. Sources confirm resignation expected soon. Internal OPS sources say the Ottawa Police Service Board decided this week not to renew Bell’s contract, which expires December 23, 2026. Bell wanted a shot at the Chief’s job after Eric Stubbs retires. According to my sources, the Board closed that door. Upon Chief Sloly’s resignation in the middle of the Freedom Convoy protests, Bell was appointed interim Chief on February 15, 2022 and served about nine months. Sources say he was disappointed the Board didn’t confirm him in the rank and went outside to hire an RCMP officer – current Chief Eric Stubbs. In January 2023, following his stint as Interim Chief, Bell took on the role of Deputy Chief and Chief Administrative Officer. This past May, the Board put the CAO position out to open competition. On August 27, 2026, it was announced that Sean McGillis of the RCMP would become Chief Administrative Officer, effective September 21. The board announcement thanks Bell for his leadership “during his tenure” as Chief Administrative Officer and for more than 27 years of service to the community. It says nothing about what Deputy Chief Bell will be doing after September 21. When read alongside what my sources have confirmed about his contract, that language reads like a farewell. The decision comes in the same week the Allison Inquiry finished hearing from people reporting vaccine injuries and families who lost loved ones. My sources say the inquiry played no part in the Board’s decision. They point instead to Bell’s abrasive management style and say he had lost the support of his own command colleagues long before the Board moved, and long before the Allison Inquiry. Still – interesting timing. Canadians should remember Bell’s conduct during the February 2022 Freedom Convoy protests. As Interim Chief, he told Canadians that people involved in the protest would be identified and pursued through “financial sanctions and criminal charges.” He described enforcement reaching from (illegal) federal financial measures to provincial licensing, the Criminal Code and municipal injunctions. His tyrannical statements deserve to remain part of his public record as he prepares to leave. Bell was also in command when Ottawa Police illegally wiretapped Detective Helen Grus and captured her family’s private communications on February 18 and 19, 2022. He had taken command on February 15. Grus had been suspended on February 4 amid an internal investigation concerning her inquiries into infant deaths. Police used emergency criminal wiretap powers against a suspended detective whose eventual charge was discreditable conduct under the Police Services Act. According to the account of testimony reported from her hearing, the wiretap produced no evidence against her. No evidence: None. Nil. Zero. I spent decades in public and private sector law enforcement, including work involving search warrants and wiretaps. I have no doubt that Bell, as Interim Chief, would have been directly involved in the decision to intercept Grus’s and her family’s communications. The timing, the disciplinary allegations and the evidence presented at her hearing are the basis for my conclusion that emergency criminal powers were illegally used against her. In short, Bell approved illegal wiretaps conducted in line with the brutal police enforcement of political government policies during the illegal Emergencies Act. Bell owes Canadians an account of his involvement in the destruction of human rights, and the imposition of mandated injections that injured and killed so many Canadians. His departure should bring that examination closer. Steve Bell leaves with the Board’s thanks but no contract offer.... an embarrassment and an impediment to the Ottawa Police regaining the trust of the community that was so abused during the Emergencies Act brutality.

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🚨BREAKING🚨 Source: Off-Duty Peel Police Sergeant part of Khalistan mob attacking Hindu Temple. A man said to be Peel Regional Police Sergeant Harinder SOHI is visible in videos and photographs of the Sunday November 3, 2024 attack at Brampton Hindu Sabha Temple. (Attached) Purported Peel Police Sergeant smiles and moves his lips as the protest leader yells "Who's the terrorist?" and the crowd yells, "Indian Government". The anonymous source, X account Bellator, posted a photo and video purported to be Sgt. SOHI holding a Khalistan Flag and protesting outside of Brampton Hindu Sabha Temple on Sunday, November 3, 2024. The post also notified numerous people on X including yours truly. Many news media reports indicate that the Khalistan protesters trespassed into the temple lands and also physically attacked and assaulted Hindu worshippers. As of Monday, November 4, 2024 a few minutes after midnight, Peel Regional Police Communications informed this reporter that the protest is still ongoing at the temple. I've asked to speak with the Duty Inspector - the senior officer in charge of everything in the middle of the night. Peel Police Communications took my number and told me that the D.I. is at the protest and that they will relay my message to the D.I. immediately. I told the Communications operator that I will send the videos and photo of purported Sgt. SOHI for examination. I informed that I have an urgent deadline. As of 1:15am I have not heard back from the Peel Regional Police so I am publishing this post. What say all? Is this Sgt. Sohi or not?

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I fully support Second Sons Canada asking “Got Bones?” Like him or not, Jeremy MacKenzie’s response to the backlash is worth your time. You would never know from the state media that Jeremy has serious support among Indigenous people who recognise, as he does, the lies and the debilitating impact of perpetual victimhood propaganda. Indigenous people have every right to reject the politicians and professional spokespeople who presume to speak for them. I back Second Sons’ demand for evidence, for bones. If Canadians are being asked to accept specific claims about mass graves filled with murdered children, we are entitled to ask for credible, corroborated forensic evidence - and also where the $12 million went that was supposed to be used to find the bones, and what it actually accomplished. Calling the question hateful does nothing to answer it. Neither does demanding that the many people asking the question - not just Second Sons Canada - be silenced. Something Deeply Rotten That demand for accountability reaches beyond the search for bones. There is something deeply rotten about a political culture that treats Indigenous people as perpetual victims while defending arrangements that restrict their independence and their ability to build a better life. The Indian Act itself strikes me as a mixture of slavery and communism dressed up in the language of protection. The original policy treated Indigenous peoples as children who required government guardianship until they could be assimilated. That guardianship wasn’t intended to last forever. Yet 150 years later, the government is still holding their hands and controlling the ground beneath their feet. Temporary guardianship has hardened into a permanent system of dependence. The Indian Act destroys individual agency and incentives to personally work, and to make a better life for oneself and family. Why shouldn’t Indigenous individuals have the choice of owning the land beneath their homes outright? Under the Indian Act’s reserve-land system, the Crown holds title, and the statutory process for allotting individual possession requires band-council and ministerial approval. People can own houses on reserves while still being denied ordinary private ownership of the land beneath them. Land is the big deal. Owning it gives a person an asset against which to borrow, build a business and take responsibility for their own success or failure. The nicest house or doublewide on rented land still leaves you without ownership of the ground it sits on. You cannot use land you do not own as collateral to finance a business. Yes, there are government-backed loans and special programs. That means going back to the government for another helping hand because its own rules obstruct the ordinary use of reserve property as collateral. The government creates the dependency, then presents itself as the indispensable provider. Indigenous adults deserve the freedom to make their own decisions and bear responsibility for them. Why should family connections or a hereditary title determine who gets power and prosperity in Indigenous communities while ordinary people despair? Indigenous individuals should be free to challenge their own leaders, demand financial accountability and pursue a better life without being treated as disloyal to their people. Consider drinking water. Federal records account for more than $10 billion in water and wastewater spending and investment since 1995, even without a complete accounting of every year and program. Yet Ottawa’s September 2026 figures still show 38 long-term drinking-water advisories in 36 communities. Neskantaga’s boil-water advisory dates to February 1995. Children born when it began are now adults in their thirties, and the government still lists the date for lifting it as “to be determined.” How many more speeches about reconciliation are those families supposed to endure while waiting for safe water? Meanwhile, media and government continue promoting claims of bodies found and mass graves, along with stories of midnight murders and demands for national shame. We are expected to accept the claims, confess the sins of our ancestors and participate in public shaming rituals of inherited guilt. My children and grandchildren owe nobody an apology for the colour of their skin. To anyone who expects them to bow their heads in racial shame: fuck you. Jeremy MacKenzie 🍁 appeals for solidarity between First Nations and other Canadians matters because we have a shared interest in challenging the people who benefit from keeping us divided. Respect includes telling each other the truth and expecting evidence from those making serious claims. Indigenous Industrial Complex “Got Bones?” challenges the outrageous false claims of mass graves and midnight murders of children, and the entire Indigenous Industrial Complex. It challenges a system that strips people of independence and conditions them to seek permission for their own lives while claiming to empower them. I’m posting the video and full transcript because I support the message. Give Jeremy a hearing, including the part that the media outrage conveniently obscures: his commitment to following the truth wherever it leads. As Jeremy puts it, “The truth does not fear investigation.” Full transcript in the replies.

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Most Canadians have no idea what the Islamic call to prayer actually says. The media give Canadians a gentle one-line summary and stop there. They do not broadcast the full words. The full text is harder to wave away. Many hear it as a claim of dominion over the ground it covers. The media translate it as "Allah is great." That is wrong. The word is akbar, the comparative. It means greater, as in greater than all else. "Great" hides what the word actually claims. The 'call to prayer' is an aggressive public religious proclamation declaring that Allah is greater, that there is no god but Allah, and that Muhammad is Allah’s messenger. When amplified over a city, it asserts Islamic theology into shared civic space. One direction. On a schedule. Heard as a claim of dominion over the ground it covers. Dominion. Canadians used to call this country The Dominion of Canada. Canadians should not be bullied into pretending that this is just a harmless cultural chime like a church bell. Canadians have every right to object to the precedent in Regina, Saskatchewan. Amplified Muslim religious proclamations should not be allowed in Canada. We have seen what became of the United Kingdom, and its own government is now investigating the Muslim rape gangs and the cover-up. Islamic scriptures, tradition and classical law contain commands to fight and subjugate unbelievers, and to kill apostates. They permit the enslavement of non-Muslim captives and their use as sexual property. These have never been formally repealed. They remain the position of all four Sunni schools, and they are still issued as religious rulings today. The troubling point is not that every Muslim acts on these texts. Plainly they do not. The troubling point is that the texts remain unrepealed, taught as authoritative, and still acted upon by those who choose to. Regina is 'the camel's nose under the tent.' Thanks to Rupa Subramanya for the video. The Muslim Call to Prayer - Sunni version as in Regina Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar God is greater, God is greater. God is greater, God is greater. Ashhadu an la ilaha illa Allah — twice I bear witness that there is no god but Allah. Ashhadu anna Muhammadan rasul Allah — twice I bear witness that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah. Hayya ʿala al-salah — twice Come to prayer. Hayya ʿala al-falah — twice Come to success. Allahu akbar, Allahu akbar God is greater, God is greater. La ilaha illa Allah There is no god but Allah.

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🚨Canada's former Minister of Public Safety is on camera calling the COVID agenda "a cover-up of mammoth proportions." Will Ottawa Chief of Police Eric Stubbs order his prosecutors to retract their punishment demands against Detective Helen Grus before Tuesday morning's decision? Stockwell Day sat at the federal cabinet table. He led the Official Opposition. He spent a quarter century in elected office in this country. Watch what he says in this video, and then remember that on Tuesday morning the Ottawa Police Service will punish Detective Helen Grus for trying to investigate this exact cover-up back in 2022. Day's own words: "Canadians by the 1000s, and this is according to mainstream media, are saying we want the truth to be told. We want to tell the truth, and we want to do it without our lives being destroyed." On Dr. Charles Hoffe, one of the many practitioners who were silenced: "He was told to shut up when he was crying out for attention to the fact that many of his clients who were receiving the vax were suffering terrible consequences. He just wanted the truth." On the damage: "We're just beginning to see the tidal wave of damage, health damage that was done to 1000s of people in Canada. The heart-related problems and deaths, turbo cancers, brain clots, on and on it goes. It needs to be addressed." On Canada's Chief Public Health Officer: "And now the pressure is on Dr. Theresa Tam in Canada. What did she know? Did she know about these adverse effects? And if she did, why wasn't she raising these issues?" And directly to the Prime Minister: "Prime Minister Carney. 1000s upon 1000s of Canadians want a national inquiry into the destructive effects of the COVID vaccine agenda. You need to listen to the citizens." Stockwell Day is asking the right question about Tam, because we now know what her American counterparts were saying to each other in private. On August 10, Senators Ron Johnson and Rand Paul released the first text chain recovered from Anthony Fauci's government cellphone. In January 2021, Fauci privately warned the new CDC Director and the incoming Surgeon General that the reaction after the second dose "theoretically could be associated with miscarriage in the 1st trimester." Vivek Murthy replied that he'd been "hearing the concern about the mRNA causing mutations in the developing fetus as well." Nonetheless, nine days later, Fauci stood in front of the cameras and told the public the review had found "no red flags" for pregnant women. That phone reportedly holds more than 34,000 text messages and 522 voicemails, and the Senators say more releases are coming. Now hold that date in your mind: January 2021. A full year later, in early 2022, Detective Helen Grus of the Ottawa Police Service looked at a cluster of sudden infant deaths in her own city and asked whether the mothers' vaccination status might be relevant. For asking about the deaths - that were triple the rate before the COVID vaccine - she was charged with discreditable conduct. In May 2022 she handed Professional Standards investigators twelve volumes of published studies along with Pfizer's own post-marketing records, pried out of the FDA by order of a US federal court, documenting pregnancy losses and fetal and neonatal deaths. The internal disciplinary tribunal judging Grus’s actions refused to hear expert evidence on whether her concern had medical merit, convicted her anyway, and this Tuesday, August 18, it delivers her penalty. Ottawa’s Chief of Police is asking for a two-year demotion. Follow the sequence. Fauci and the head of the CDC were privately texting about miscarriage risk in January 2021. Pfizer's own regulatory files recorded the deaths. The material sat in the hands of the Ottawa Police from May 2022 onward. And the OPS still wants a veteran detective with more than twenty years of service demoted because she asked, in 2022, the same question Washington's top health officials had already asked each other behind closed doors a year earlier. Stockwell Day says it was a cover-up. Damned right it was. It still is. And understand how far Canadians have already carried this without any help from their government. In 2023 the National Citizens Inquiry The Real National Citizens Inquiry (NCI | CeNC) heard more than 300 witnesses under oath across eight cities, from Truro to Vancouver. Its commissioners produced a 5,300-page report recommending a full judicial investigation into how these products were authorized in Canada. Ottawa ignored every page of it. In a few weeks the questions arrive at Parliament Hill itself, when Dean Allison conducts a non-partisan inquiry into COVID vaccine injuries and deaths convenes September 8 to 11. Broadcast live, the Allison Inquiry is the first inquiry of its kind ever held there, but it is not a full-blown government backed inquiry. And now a former federal Minister of Public Safety is demanding what only a government can deliver: a full national public inquiry, with the power to compel the testimony and the documents. The record is being assembled right now, with government cooperation or without it. And when it is complete it will show who asked the questions, who buried them, and who punished the people who asked. On Tuesday morning, will Ottawa Chief of Police Eric Stubbs order his prosecutors to retract punishment demands for Detective Grus, especially in light of the new Fauci evidence showing that in 2021 the top doctors in Washington were privately asking the same question she asked? Or, will the Ottawa Police Service press ahead and demote a veteran detective for asking, four years too early, the question the whole country is asking now? Either way, Tuesday's decision goes into the record. The choice is Chief Stubbs' until the moment the decision is read. Canadians will remember which one he makes.

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🚨BREAKING🚨 Alford vs. Canada has just been granted leave for appeal at the Supreme Court of Canada. Why is this case important to ALL Canadians? There are individuals currently in Parliament who have committed treason yet their identities remain hidden under the pretext of national security. And if any Member of Parliament dares to speak out, they could face up to 14 years in prison – even if the matter is undeniably in the public interest. A victory in Alford v Canada would affirm that no member of parliament is above the law for actions that threaten our democratic institutions. So, how did we end up here? Well, it all started in 2017 with the creation of the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians Act (NSICOP). Section 12 of the act in particular, has been instrumental in silencing voices and shutting down open discussion - all under the guise of confidentiality. In Alford v. Canada the stakes have never been higher in protecting parliamentary privilege and the fundamental right of MPs and Senators to freely debate and disclose vital information without fear of retaliation. Ryan Alford’s case is about restoring the balance of power. It’s about ensuring Parliament—not the executive branch—remains the ultimate check on government decisions, especially when secrecy is used to evade accountability. The government must always act within constitutional boundaries. Period. Ryan Alford’s fight is not just a legal battle—it’s a defense of democracy. The future of accountability is on the line. Please stay tuned for updates on Alford vs. Canada. I’ll be posting the hearing date to social media as soon as it becomes available. Public awareness is our greatest weapon, which is why this video is necessary. Freedom dies in the dark. From the @DaveFreedom6 video Alford vs Canada...

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RCMP are investigating a multi-person physical altercation in a Moncton parking lot during a family car show on July 18. The only video released (by the family via National Council of Canadian Muslims) is just 23 seconds long, completely silent, and begins mid-fight. It does not show how the confrontation started or how it ended. In the clip we do see: - One woman repeatedly striking the woman identified as Muslim. - Another woman hitting the Muslim woman once with a closed umbrella - A man (who appears to be part of the surrounding group) stepping in and stopping the umbrella attack after the first strike. - Several other people clustered around, some appearing angry. Modern phones record audio by default. A short, silent, mid-confrontation clip released by one side is highly unusual and raises serious questions about selective editing. Why release only this portion? Why strip the audio? Claims of racist language (“go back to your country”) come solely from the family’s account. The video itself provides zero independent confirmation of what was said or who started the physical violence. Politicians and media immediately framed it as a hate crime. The public has been given a truncated, silent excerpt that omits the beginning and most of the context. We still don’t know what actually led to this. That should matter. Could the Muslim woman have started the confrontation and then found herself outmatched? What was being yelled during the fight, and by whom? You can see the Muslim woman was yelling something too. Evidence appears secondary when the preferred narrative (White aggressors, Muslim victim) is available. The National Council of Canadian Muslims previously called itself CAIR Canada and has a history. (See next post) Here is the edited, silent video released by NCCM - and the CTV News version pushing the narrative.

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