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BOMBSHELL TESTIMONY Jasper wildfire investigation reveals Minister Guilbeault’s department prevented an entire team of firefighters from helping fight the fire. Firefighters were forced to watch Jasper burn because Parks Canada prevented them from doing their job. Unbelievable

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Marc Arvisais1 yıl önce

It seems to be the ultimate irony. Politicians who claim to stand for environmentalism, are the ones that enable (at minimum) environmental crises and stand in the way of prevention, all for political gain. 'Never let a good crisis go to waste' - Rahm Emmanuel

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Sammy131 yıl önce

The climate is NOT warming at twice the rate. Where I have been living temperatures have been trending down for 8 years... below average for many days this spring and summer. The Arctic is not devoid of ice.. New York is not under water, the Great Barrier reef is healthy...

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✨C😁NSPiRACY FACTS✨1 yıl önce

Maui was the test run for how to handle all future “natural” disasters.

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Steven Guilbeault Minister of Environment PARODY1 yıl önce

You keep bringing up trivial matters while focus on the important work of impoverishing common citizens to save the climate. What you fail to understand is that we need to actively help climate to create catastrophes so that common citizens are more inclined to accept our constantly increasing climate tax burden.

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I want to fist fight Guilbeault under Texas mutual combat law. That’s what I’m asking Santa this year, nothing more.

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Lisa Poklitar1 yıl önce

Why isn’t this story top news? Along with the Canadian flag burning Because it makes the Trudeau government look horrible Don’t tell me the PMO doesn’t control the media

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Wounded Wolf1 yıl önce

‘Canada is warming at twice the global rate’ BULLSHIT!!! Heard this about Greenland heard this about Antarctica heard this about the rain forests in Brazil. It’s bullshit how can everyone be warming at a faster rate than everyone else. It’s bullshit to feed the weak minded.

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🟠💊 Mike1 yıl önce

Treason! This is criminal and needs consequences!

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