Canada is a failed state

Pajeets are an easy target.

Canada wont turn around until we have a mainstream candidate that asks for total Quebecois annihilation. Just like Trump declared war on the illegals.

English Canada has to declare war on the entitled welfare queens that only stay in the country because we pay them billions of dollars a year. For 25-26 we're projected to pay quebec 13.6 billion in equalization payments alone. And what do we get in return faggots like Trudeau that subvert the very meaning of what it is to be Canadian and destroy the standard of living.

Something has got to change.
 
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Carleton Clown Check-up:
24 to go, Pierre! Tick tock.
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Betonhaus said:
looks like another Liberal-NDP coalition. so how long until parliment is in session and the trade war heats up again?
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Honestly I think its going to be a lib-ndp-green minority. If the cons are able to flip Kelnowa, Sault Ste, and some of the brampton ridings, AND form a coalition with the bloc, we might JUST be able to beat them by a seat.
 
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I can also back this up speaking as a dude who's folks went from lifelong NDP/Green (so still cucked just of another flavour) voters and still swapped to a stance of 'tactical liberal voting' solely off the justification of protecting the country from the drumpf

Of course they were also major Trudeau cockmunchers who have literally attributed every 'accomplishment' of the liberal party as solely his personal achievements everytime I've ever tried to criticize him around them.
This is to the point of them actually very recently trying to gaslight me that it was all his policies that somehow allowed Canada to weather the 2008 financial crisis (despite y'know, not being the premier and the Cons being the party in power), so it's not like this was the most unexpected reach for them at then end of the day.

Seriously, I brought up him directly stating his admiration of China's Dictatorship, even showed them the clip (along with the several apologies he had to give to numerous Chinese immigrants (older gen, properly assimilated ones)) when they denied it being real, and they still tried to justify it as 'you're just taking it out of context/ignoring the context it was said in'.
Of course their immediate response to this before I showed them proof was to literally call me a radicalized incel so you can kind of guess what sort of people I'm dealing with
 
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Lobster Cult High Priest said:
He looks and sounds like they just wheeled him out of the Nursing home after being beaten by French Speaking Haitian Orderlies (what he deserves)
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When Duceppe was still leader, at least a third of Montreal was solid Bloc. Most of this province was implicitly pro-white. Without a good party leader, we're all stuck with the con/lib fakeness and no real option.
 
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The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) — a federal Crown corporation — has investigated the possibility of a home equity tax on more than one occasion, using taxpayer dollars to fund that research. This was not backroom speculation. It was real, documented work.

The Liberals paid a group called Generation Squeeze, led by activist Paul Kershaw, to study how the government could tap into Canadians’ home equity — including their primary residences.

It didn’t stop there. These proposals were presented directly to federal cabinet ministers. That’s on record, and most of those same ministers are now part of Mark Carney’s team as he positions himself as the Liberals’ next leader.

Let’s be clear: This is not about partisanship. It’s about math, and reality.

The federal government is $1.2 trillion in debt. Interest payments on that debt are expected to hit $54 billion this year — which is more than the federal government spends on health care transfers to provinces. That’s right: We now spend more on interest than we do on health care.

In Ontario, nearly 40% of the provincial budget already goes to health care. In Alberta, it’s over $27 billion. And with federal health transfers strained and interest rates rising, provinces are being left to shoulder even more.

This isn’t sustainable. When a government runs out of money, if it doesn’t cut spending, which Mark Carney has no plans to do, it looks for new ways to take more from you. Enter: your homes equity.
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Fig Kommandant said:
When Duceppe was still leader, at least a third of Montreal was solid Bloc. Most of this province was implicitly pro-white. Without a good party leader, we're all stuck with the con/lib fakeness and no real option.
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With Blanchett gone (not winning his seat along with Pierre) the Bloc should nominate JF Gariepy as their new leader
 
Trying to get used to Tor mode in Brave. I don't think Mark would like this site. Anyone want to guess how long the country lasts before the USA annex's us? I honestly wonder if Mark made a deal with trump behind the doors since there is nothing we can do to win a trade or a military war with America.
 
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