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The Liberals just sacrificed a million Canadian jobs to save themselves A million Canadians on the chopping block, and the Liberalsโ€™ priority is themselves. We are again, watching the Liberals light the country on fire to warm themselves. Canada is staring down the barrel of a tariff war with the United States thanks to the Liberals' mismanagement and antagonism. And the cost? A million Canadian jobs. That's a million families wondering how they'll put food on the table, a million mortgages, car payments, and businesses that could go under. And what's the Liberals' grand plan? They don't seem to have one. Let me tell you what else the Liberals aren't doing: working. They prorogued Parliament. Right when Canadians need their government the most, the Liberals are pulling the plug on democracy so they can focus on backroom deals and palace intrigue, scheming to replace their failed, outgoing disaster of a leader, Justin Trudeau. And it's up to us to bear the pain of it all. Good thing we are gluttons for punishment. And the presumed replacement for Trudeau, Mark Carney, well he knew long ago they would be antagonizing Trump, campaigning against him instead of Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre. That's why months ago, he moved the office of his company Brookfield from Canada to the USA and tried to lie about it. A million Canadians on the chopping block, and the Liberalsโ€™ priority is themselves. They didnโ€™t even try to fight for jobs before slamming the brakes on government. Instead, their biggest concern is who will sit in the fancy chair at Rideau Cottage. Canadians be damned. And letโ€™s talk about the Liberal response to this mess. The Liberals just doubled down on anti-American rhetoric. The United States accounts for 76% of our exports, and instead of negotiating like adults, the Liberals are escalating, throwing gasoline on the fire. Trudeau just called Trump "dumb." As if poking the bear that controls our economy is some brilliant diplomatic strategy. Do these people have any idea what theyโ€™re doing? This isnโ€™t playground trash talkโ€”this is the livelihoods of millions of Canadians. This entire situation is a crisis of the Liberalsโ€™ own making. Donald Trump told them exactly why tariffs were coming. He was very clear. Canadaโ€™s border is wide open. Illegal immigration is out of control. Trudeau and his minions let criminals and cartel traffickers waltz into the country. And what was their response? Sanctuary policies, more handouts, and shrieking about โ€œcompassion.โ€ Now, reality is slapping them in the face. Trump warned Canada and Mexico: fix your border, or pay the price. Canada didnโ€™t fix a damn thing, and now weโ€™re staring down an economic disaster. And when faced with a million Canadians potentially losing their jobs, the Liberals did what they always doโ€”they bailed on responsibility and looked out for themselves. They prorogued Parliament so they could figure out their own power struggles instead of saving Canadian jobs and now Trudeau says maybe he won't leave as fast as we would like. Itโ€™s never been more clear: they donโ€™t work for you. They donโ€™t care about you. They will throw you under the bus to keep their grip on power. Canada needs leadership, but instead, we have a corrupt, self-serving government willing to sacrifice its own people to save its own skin. I hope Canadians are paying attention. Because the Liberals sure arenโ€™t paying attention to us. With Sheila Gunn Reid

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Pierre Poilievre Declares War on Red Tape and Liberal Decay in Osoyoos There was a moment in Osoyoos, British Columbia, this week when you could feel the tectonic plates of Canadian politics shift. Pierre Poilievre didnโ€™t just give a campaign speechโ€”he delivered a declaration of war. Not against a rival party, not against a foreign power, but against the bloated, self-sustaining bureaucracy that has buried this country in red tape, crushed small business, and handed our economic sovereignty to Washington. And he did it with names, numbers, and fire. Standing beside Conservative candidates Helena Konanz and Dan Albasโ€”real people with skin in the gameโ€”Poilievre laid out the most aggressive anti-regulation, pro-prosperity plan Canada has seen in a generation. This wasnโ€™t โ€œefficiency.โ€ It wasnโ€™t โ€œmodernization.โ€ It was a full-scale rollback of the federal state. A 25% cut to red tape within two years. A โ€œtwo-for-oneโ€ regulation kill rule: for every new rule, two must die. A dollar-value offset: $1 of new administrative cost must be matched by $2 in cuts. And for once, someoneโ€™s watching the swamp: the Auditor General will audit compliance. No tricks. No loopholes. No gluing rulebooks together to fake progress like the Liberals did. Real cuts, enforced in public, with consequences. Now compare that to what the Liberals have done. Under Justin Trudeau and now Mark Carney, the number of federal rules has explodedโ€”149,000 and counting. Thatโ€™s 20,000 more than a decade ago, with $51 billion in annual compliance costs for small businesses. Itโ€™s not just inefficiency. Itโ€™s economic sabotage. And who benefits from that sabotage? The United States. Poilievre didnโ€™t dance around itโ€”he hit it head-on. President Trump has said he prefers the Liberals in power. Why? Because theyโ€™re weak. Because they keep Canadian oil in the ground and Canadian dollars flowing south. โ€œTrump supports the Liberals because he wants Canada to stay weak,โ€ Poilievre said. โ€œI want the opposite. I want to bring it home.โ€ The press tried to corner himโ€”tried to paint him as โ€œtoo Trump-like.โ€ The irony, of course, is that Trump has openly rejected him, because unlike Trudeau and Carney, Poilievre is not for sale. And then came the attacks on Aaron Gunn. The media paraded misinformation accusations that Gunn denied the impact of residential schools. Poilievre didnโ€™t flinch. He called it out for what it was: misinformation. He defended his candidate. He stood for truth, not Twitter mobs. And he flipped the narrative: if you want prosperity and dignity for First Nations, give them control over resources, revenue, and jobsโ€”not slogans. Then came the issue of interprovincial trade, where Poilievre again showed heโ€™s living in the real world. Local wineries in the Okanagan are shipping their product to the U.S. because itโ€™s easier than selling across provincial lines. Under the Liberals, it's harder to trade within Canada than with foreign nations. Thatโ€™s not a federationโ€”thatโ€™s a farce. Poilievre promised to tear down the internal barriers the Laurentian elite have protected for decades. The CBC? He torched it. Not with culture war talking points, but with precision. Itโ€™s become an overfunded, Toronto-centric mouthpiece for the Liberal Party, sucking up $1.5 billion a year to produce less local coverage than ever. Mark Carney just promised another $150 million with no plan to pay for it. Poilievre called it what it is: โ€œa morbidly obese Liberal governmentโ€”on steroids.โ€ And heโ€™s right. Carney hasnโ€™t named a single Liberal expenditure heโ€™d reverse. Not one. Heโ€™s offering the same broken promises, wrapped in fancier language, from the same corrupt team. Poilievre, on the other hand, laid out a detailed plan to: Eliminate the GST on new homes and Canadian-made cars. Cut income taxes by 15%. Abolish the capital gains tax on money reinvested in Canada. Fast-track LNG projects on the West Coast. Repeal every anti-energy, anti-growth law passed by Trudeauโ€™s swamp. He didnโ€™t ask for permission. He promised results. Heโ€™s not trying to manage the decline. Heโ€™s here to stop it. Final Thoughts Iโ€™ve been watching these press conferences like a normal person, which means with my jaw somewhere on the floor. On one side, youโ€™ve got Pierre Poilievre, actually talking about numbers, policies, things that, you knowโ€”exist in the real world. On the other side? Youโ€™ve got Mark Carney, Trudeauโ€™s old economic braintrust, grinning like a Bond villain, promising to โ€œinvestโ€ another $150 million into the CBCโ€”because apparently, $1.5 billion a year isnโ€™t enough to produce wall-to-wall Liberal talking points and a half-hour panel on white fragility. Carney calls it โ€œpublic broadcasting.โ€ Letโ€™s call it what it is: state propagandaโ€”funded by you, weaponized against you. And this is the guy whoโ€™s being sold to Canadians as the adult in the room? The savior? Mark Carneyโ€”the guy whoโ€™s spent the last decade not in Canada, but lecturing Canadians from London, New York, and climate finance panels in Geneva? Heโ€™s not some neutral economist. Heโ€™s a gold-plated Davos swamp rat who literally helped engineer the economic disaster weโ€™re now living throughโ€”and now he wants to be rewarded with the keys to the kingdom? This man flew in from Glasgowโ€”no jokeโ€”where he was pushing his net-zero snake oil to a bunch of unelected bureaucrats who couldnโ€™t find Fort McMurray on a map if their Tesla battery depended on it. And whatโ€™s he proposing now? Keep Bill C-69, the law that strangled Canadian energy, killed pipeline after pipeline, and handed America control over our oil wealth. Keep the law that says: If you want to build anything in this country, you better ask permission from 14 departments and Greta Thunbergโ€™s cousin first. Oh, and while heโ€™s at it, donโ€™t expect a single dollar of waste to be cut. Not one. Carney hasnโ€™t named a single Liberal program heโ€™d reduce. Not the CBC. Not the bloated bureaucracy. Not even the social engineering schemes buried deep in your childโ€™s classroom. So letโ€™s spell it out: Mark Carney is Trudeau without the TikTok. Same worldview. Same smugness. Same ideology. Except now heโ€™s dressed it up in Oxford accents and finance jargon and thinks youโ€™re too dumb to notice. He talks about โ€œfighting climate change,โ€ but never mentions the carbon imports from China. He talks about โ€œbuilding the future,โ€ while propping up the same agencies that couldnโ€™t build a bus stop on time. He talks about โ€œstanding up to Trump,โ€ while literally keeping in place the laws that give Trump control over our energy, our jobs, our investment. And weโ€™re supposed to believe heโ€™s the serious one? No. What he isโ€”is the avatar of managed decline. The velvet glove of the same iron fist thatโ€™s been throttling Canadian prosperity for ten years. Poilievre sees it, and heโ€™s naming it. Thatโ€™s why the media hate him. Thatโ€™s why the Liberals fear him. And thatโ€™s why Donald Trump doesnโ€™t want him electedโ€”because he wonโ€™t roll over like Carney will. So againโ€”this is not a normal election. Itโ€™s not Liberal vs. Conservative. Itโ€™s not progressive vs. populist. Itโ€™s elite decay vs. national revival. Poilievre doesnโ€™t want to โ€œmanageโ€ this slow-motion collapse. He wants to rip the duct tape off the pipes, shut down the bureaucracy, and start building again. He didnโ€™t ask for permission. He didnโ€™t host a panel. He promised results. And when he says โ€œCanada First,โ€ itโ€™s not some borrowed slogan. Itโ€™s a warning to the swamp: Your time is up. Carney is decline dressed as competence. Poilievre is the first sign of life this country has had in a decade. So yeah, Pierre Poilievre chose defiance. Now itโ€™s your turn.

Dan Knight

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IS TRUDEAU'S SWAMP PLOTTING TO DELAY THE ELECTION? LETโ€™S BREAK IT DOWN. So, hereโ€™s a question no one in Ottawa wants to answerโ€”could the Liberals actually use emergency powers to cancel the 2025 election and keep themselves in power? Oh, no, no, no, theyโ€™d never do that, right? Itโ€™s totally crazy. Itโ€™s a โ€œconspiracy theory.โ€ Just like it was a โ€œconspiracy theoryโ€ to think that Trudeau would freeze the bank accounts of working-class Canadians for donating to a protest. Then he did it. Just like it was a โ€œconspiracy theoryโ€ that the government would invoke wartime emergency powers against peaceful demonstrators in the capital. Then they did it. And then the courts had to step in and say, yeah, actually, that was completely unconstitutional. So, if you think the Trudeau Liberalsโ€”or, letโ€™s be honest, whoever the globalist swamp picks to replace himโ€”wouldnโ€™t use some fake emergency to cling to power just a little longer, well, you havenโ€™t been paying attention. Now, the rumor going around is that the Liberals are floating the idea of using Trumpโ€™s proposed 25% tariffs on Canadian imports to declare an "economic emergency." Sounds ridiculous, right? Right. But hereโ€™s the problemโ€”it actually might be possible. We had Barry W. Bussey on the show, a constitutional lawyer and the founder of the First Freedoms Foundationโ€”one of the few people in this country actually fighting back against government overreach. And Barry laid out exactly how the Trudeau swamp could pull this off. First, some basic facts. The next election is scheduled for October 2025, but legally, the government can stretch its mandate to October 2026 before they actually have to call an election. That means if they can just drag this thing out for another year, suddenly, the "emergency" conveniently keeps them in power. How shocking. Now, youโ€™re probably thinkingโ€”but they wouldnโ€™t dare invoke the Emergencies Act again after the courts just ruled it unconstitutional, right? Wrong. Because hereโ€™s how they could do it. According to Barry, the Emergencies Act has four different categories of emergencies: Public Welfare Emergency (Natural disasters, pandemicsโ€”COVID panic, anyone?) Public Order Emergency (What they used against the truckersโ€”illegally.) International Emergency (Bingo. This is the one to watch.) War Emergency (Not happeningโ€”at least not yet.) If the Liberals wanted to invent a crisis to delay the election, theyโ€™d probably try to use the International Emergency clause. And what does that say? It defines an emergency as something that involves Canada and another country and that arises from acts of intimidation, coercion, or the real imminent use of serious force or violence. Hmmm. Acts of coercion? From another country? A 25% tariff on auto parts could be spun as โ€œeconomic intimidation.โ€ Suddenly, we have a full-blown trade war with Trump. And wouldnโ€™t you know itโ€”the Liberals suddenly need extraordinary powers to protect our economy and maintain stability. Now, will this argument hold up in court? Probably not. But that didnโ€™t stop them last time. โ€œThe government was able to come up with aโ€”had its lawyers put together a legal brief that said, okay, government, you can go ahead, and hereโ€™s the rationale,โ€ Bussey said. And guess what? The public still hasnโ€™t seen that legal justification. Why? Because the Trudeau government claims solicitor-client privilege. Translation? Shut up, peasant. You donโ€™t get to ask questions. So what happens next? Well, Barry made another great pointโ€”Trump doesnโ€™t play games. Just last week, he threatened Colombia with tariffs over deportations, doubled the tariffs when they refused, then revoked diplomatic visas. Within hours, Colombia caved. Now imagine that exact same situation happening to Canada. The Liberals start flexing their chests, pretending theyโ€™re going to โ€œstand upโ€ to Trump. Maybe they even hint at retaliationโ€”tariffs, restrictions, whatever it is. And Trump? Well, he doesnโ€™t do โ€œdiplomatic.โ€ He does strength. He hits back twice as hard. And suddenlyโ€”boom! We have a manufactured crisis that, what do you know, the Liberals can use to hold onto power just a little longer. But hereโ€™s where it gets even worse. This wouldnโ€™t just be a political power grab. This would be devastating for working-class Canadians. โ€œThe people in the auto industry in Ontario and Quebec are going to lose big time,โ€ Barry warned. โ€œTrump has obviously said, look, we donโ€™t need the cars being made in Canada. I prefer they be made in Detroit.โ€ Think about that for a second. If the Liberals push this too far, we arenโ€™t just talking about an economic emergencyโ€”weโ€™re talking about a full-blown trade war. Jobs gone. Factories shut down. People losing their homes. And what would Trudeauโ€™s response be? Well, Barry pointed out that during COVID, the government told people, โ€œdonโ€™t worry, weโ€™ll just pay you to stay home.โ€ Now imagine that again, except this time, itโ€™s auto workers, manufacturers, and supply chain workers who canโ€™t afford rent because of a Liberal-manufactured crisis. And letโ€™s be honestโ€”Trudeau and the Liberals created this mess. Over the last eight years, theyโ€™ve crippled Canadaโ€™s energy sector, gutted our manufacturing industry, and made us completely dependent on foreign imports. And now, they want to pretend that a Trump tariff is the biggest threat to our country? So, will they actually try it? Maybe. The Liberals know theyโ€™re unpopular. They know theyโ€™re going to lose the next election. And they know that the only way to stop it is to change the rules of the game. But hereโ€™s the good newsโ€”Canadians arenโ€™t stupid. Weโ€™ve seen this before. And if Trudeauโ€”or Carney, or Freeland, or whatever WEF puppet they throw at us nextโ€”thinks they can just declare an emergency and rule indefinitely, theyโ€™re going to find out real fast just how fed up this country really is.. Barry W. Bussey โ€“ Contact & Book Information Book: 210ยฐ Celsius: 16 Ways the Truckers Ignited Canada for the Long Haul: 9781039184756: Bussey, Barry W: Books First Freedoms Foundation: Website: Twitter/X: Barry W. Bussey

Dan Knight

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A UFO chased these four men through the wildernessโ€”in the middle of the night. โ€œIt was alive.โ€ โ€œIt was some sort of plasma.โ€ โ€œI saw this neon blue cone of light coming toward us โ€ฆ โ€ Then, everything went dark. Thatโ€™s the last thing they remembered. Charlie Foltz, Chuck Rak, and twin brothers Jack and Jim Weiner were camping in the Allagash Wilderness in 1976. They went canoeing on a lake in the middle of the night, with only the light of their campfire to guide them back. Thatโ€™s when a plasma-like UFO found them. Charlie and Jim just sat down with Jesse Michels to share this wild story: Foltz: โ€œWe all turned and looked toward the back of the canoe, and I see this aspirin tablet-sized white circle.โ€ โ€œIt makes a left turn, and then it starts coming straight toward us.โ€ โ€œAs it gets closer, the tops of the trees are illuminated.โ€ โ€œWhen it was about less than 100 yards away from us โ€ฆ I thought, I wonder what the hell itโ€™ll do if I flash an SOS at it.โ€ โ€œAnd then this thing stopped.โ€ โ€œNo sound whatsoever.โ€ โ€œAll of a sudden this big cone of light, like a neon blue light โ€ฆ starts from the bottom of this sphere coming out across the lake, toward the canoe.โ€ โ€œAll I could hear behind me were Jack and Jim screaming, โ€˜paddle, Charlie, paddle!โ€™โ€ Weiner: โ€œAnd it had this weird kind of life to it.โ€ โ€œThe surface of this thing was like roiling.โ€ Michels: โ€œLike it was some sort of plasmaโ€”โ€ Weiner: โ€œYeah.โ€ Foltz: โ€œThis thing had a halo around it.โ€ โ€œAnd the sphere itself was in constant motion.โ€ Weiner: โ€œThe other guy with us, he was just like catatonic with the paddle across his legs and just stared out.โ€ Foltz: โ€œIt seemed like only a few moments from the time we started paddling to the time that Jack and Jim and I were โ€ฆ standing in front of the canoe on the sand of the beach.โ€ โ€œAnd this sphere had followed us all the way across the lake.โ€ Weiner: โ€œThe last thing I remembered before we were suddenly at the shore was looking back to see where this thing was.โ€ โ€œIt was right behind us, and I was like, โ€˜oh, Christ, we are not gonna make it back.โ€™โ€ โ€œThatโ€™s the last thing I remembered until we [were back] on the shore of the campsite.โ€ Michels: โ€œSo thereโ€™s a little blackout period, missing time in your memory.โ€ Weiner: โ€œYeah.โ€ Foltz: โ€œI had a very vivid memory of my eyes focused on that campfire.โ€ โ€œBecause that was the only indicator of where our campsite was.โ€ โ€œWhen we got to shore, the three of us were standing in the sand, I reached down โ€ฆ and picked up the flashlight again, and I gave it another SOS.โ€ โ€œThis time, all it did was it just went away from us to the opposite side of the lake.โ€ โ€œIt ascended up and away at a 45-degree angle.โ€ Weiner: โ€œI remember it hovering right over the water, and this cone of light was coming straight down under it on the water.โ€ โ€œAnd it was close.โ€ โ€œI remember thinking โ€ฆ I could hit this with a rock.โ€ Michels: โ€œCould you make out how big it was and the shape?โ€ Foltz: โ€œIt was spherical.โ€ Weiner: โ€œLike 80 feet in diameter.โ€ Jesse Michels American Alchemy

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