Elbows up, Canada.

Any tips from the expert on how to move my Canadian business to the US?

#ExtraCancha HUBO REUNIÓN 🙌 La noche de ayer, el presidente Trump anunció que tendría una reunión con Canadá y México la mañana de hoy. ¿Qué se sabe? Te lo contamos. 👇 #Trump #Sheinbaum #Aranceles

Mark Carney Thinks You’re That Easy to Fool Mark Carney’s PR machine is running hot—posing with King Charles one day, then skating around a rink in a carefully staged “just one of the folks” photo-op the next. These are signs of deep contempt for the intelligence of Canadians. He thinks a royal handshake and a pair of skates is all it takes to buy your trust. As if Canadians are a bunch of soft-brained peasants who will mistake marketing for meaning. But what do these images actually tell us? That Carney doesn’t understand—or care to understand—Canada’s true identity. We’re not defined by our proximity to royalty. We’re not defined by hockey clichés, staged for cameras. We’re defined by resilience, independence, free thought, and grit. By truckers in the cold, farmers on the land, entrepreneurs building things from nothing, and people who’ve had enough of being told what to think by global elites. Carney’s entire persona is imported: 📍 Groomed by global banks 📍 Backed by Davos 📍 Selling a synthetic identity to distract you from his real one He doesn’t represent Canada. He represents the world that wants to manage Canada.

2 millionaires that moved their empires to the United States. Almost as if it’s not worth doing business in Canada. Thanks for the tips.

Nah, bud, you're wrong. It’s Canada First!🇨🇦

Cringe.

Two foreigners who haven't lived in Canada for more than a decade discussing the future of Canada.

These two actors have one thing in common: Neither has lived in Canada in at least a decade!

Why stop at carbon taxes, @MarkCarney? I say we go further. Slash the GST by cutting foreign aid, wasteful DEI programs, and subsidies that prop up immigrant wages on the taxpayers’ dime. Let’s redirect that money into our infrastructure, roads, ports, pipelines, and divert our steel and raw materials to build our own refineries. Why let the U.S. stay the middleman, refining 90% of our product and selling it back to us at double or triple the cost? Let’s cut them out and keep the value here. While we’re at it, let’s develop nuclear energy, with the lowest carbon footprint and highest energy output, to slash power costs for Canadians and power our industries. Ramp up deportations to ease the strain on healthcare and housing, driving down mortgage and rent costs. Canadians shouldn’t be battling inflated prices for a roof over their heads while competing for jobs with immigrants whose wages are half covered by our tax dollars. Canadians are well aware we’re getting scammed by carbon taxes, making up only about 1.5% of the global carbon footprint, and we know the funds from those resources are being distributed to everyone but our own people. Pulling out of globalist agendas is obvious, like the Paris Climate Agreement, the World Economic Forum, the World Health Organization, and even the EU if any of that comes up, to free us from their constraints. Open up trade with Europe and Asia through better ports and pipelines, bringing in solid royalties to fill government coffers, enough to ditch consumer taxes altogether. That puts more money in our pockets, more food on the table, and gives us the breathing room to raise bigger families. Most importantly, it protects our identity, our sovereignty, and our independence as a nation. Your platform’s weak, Mark. You’re basically just undoing a few pre-existing Liberal policies, but there’s so much more you’re clearly ignoring that could help us thrive. If you’d like some real insight, feel free to reach out. I’ve got a mathematical formula drawn up for many of our industries that keeps us sustainable, with a balanced budget and a surplus. Canadians want a leader who is going to put an end to the fabric of our identity being diluted and erased. They also want to know who is truly going to cut taxes and provide good paying jobs so we can afford to have bigger families, not being forced to take in people at our expense under the guise of a low birth rate. Canadians aren’t choosing to have fewer kids; they’re being forced to.

People built like toothpicks shouldn’t use this expression 😬