Doris Verkland retweeted
It's weird that the U.S. cares more about terrorist financing in Canada than the RCMP or CSIS do.
Strike that: I'm sure the RCMP and CSIS care.
But Mark Carney and Gary Anandasangaree are more interested in ethnic voting blocs than public safety.
home.treasury.gov/news/press…
Doris Verkland retweeted
Do you mean this Mark Carney:
Doris Verkland retweeted
This week, American voters gave President Trump a "minority government" of sorts, preserving checks and balances.
Smart.
Canadians voted for a "minority government" under Prime Minister Carney in 2025, but that’s not what they ended up with...
Doris Verkland retweeted
Just landed in Taipei, where I’m holding the Chinese edition of Killed to Order for the first time.
Pretty incredible to see this book reach a new audience here!
Taiwan has become the first to prosecute people involved in China organ trafficking, and I’m here to meet with folks who want to build on that progress.
There’s still a long way to go, but being here with this book in my hands makes this moment feel especially meaningful.
Excited for the conversations ahead.
Doris Verkland retweeted
WHEN THE STATE CONTROLS YOUR LIVELIHOOD, OBEDIENCE BECOMES A CONDITION OF SURVIVAL.
“In a country where the sole employer is the State, opposition means death by slow starvation.
The old principle: who does not work shall not eat, has been replaced by a new one: who does not obey shall not eat.”
— Leon Trotsky, The Revolution Betrayed (1936)
#communism #canada #alberta #albertaindependence #government #control #starvation #obedience #dictatorship
Doris Verkland retweeted
We had to hold a livestream with 9 other personalities to literally ask "What do we do?" because we waited so long for APP to start running and Albertans were reaching out to us feeling like tue wind had been taken out of their sails. The next day, Cory Morgan was a registered TPA and making signs, so was Jason Lavigne, and a handful of us were hitting the ground running on promotion.
Pretending the ball wasn't dropped by APP isnt beneficial. The entire campaign fell short because focus was not in large cities and information was not readily available from the start.
I do not blame those like Let Alberta Decide because they had a limited window to get their transition council active.
I dont know if there is any blame to issue really other than to say it was disappointing that a group would launch a referendum signature campaign without any solid plan to get the people we needed after.
The fact that we had to pick up the ball and run with it, while I was happy to, was a bit of a let down given the town halls and hype put behind the signsture campaign.
Doris Verkland retweeted
Just heard Nova STEEL in Montreal is laying off, blaming unfairly traded imports 👀 and the job LOSSES could become permanent, quickly.
How much longer will CARNEY put the livelihoods of Canadians on the line and stall a deal with America
Doris Verkland retweeted
I have met @PierrePoilievre, I have listened to @jamiljivani I have listed to @MarkJCarney I have watched Parliament, committees and speeches. What troubles me about Mark Carney, is that he will not answer questions about the concerns citizens have. If you are genuinely here for Canada then answer our questions. Make me understand why you are making the choices and agreements you are making. Pierre has no issue taking the time to listen and answer questions. These are serious red flags. It is an abuse of power to decide for others without giving them any choice or voice.
Doris Verkland retweeted
Poland just handed its Interior Minister the power to freeze bank accounts without a court order for “information manipulation” or “foreign interference.” Appeals don’t even stop the freeze. Opposition MPs are calling it Bolshevik. Sound familiar?
Canada already did this in 2022. The Emergencies Act was used to freeze hundreds of accounts tied to the Freedom Convoy — no judge, no hearing, just a government list. Federal Court and the Federal Court of Appeal both said the emergency was unreasonable and the financial orders violated Charter rights. Ottawa is still fighting that ruling all the way to the Supreme Court.
When governments get the power to cut off your money for what they label “disinformation” or “interference,” the definition expands to whatever is inconvenient. Ordinary Canadians watched it happen once. The courts said it was wrong. Now the same pattern is being written into law elsewhere, and the people who defended the first version are still in power here.
Bank accounts are not a tool for managing political disagreement. Force the books open on every emergency power that was used, every account that was frozen, and every bill that would make it easier next time. Kitchen-table Canadians cannot afford to learn this lesson twice.
🚨CONCERNING: 🇵🇱 POLISH MEP EWA ZAJĄCZKOWSKA-HERNIK (CONFEDERATION): “THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA ARE SILENT, WHILE THEY CROSS EVERY LINE!” — TUSK’S COALITION PASSES WHAT SHE CALLS A “BOLSHEVIK LAW” ALLOWING BANK ACCOUNTS TO BE FROZEN WITHOUT A PRIOR COURT RULING!
Polish MEP Ewa Zajączkowska-Hernik has condemned the Sejm’s passage of controversial bill No. 3003, accusing Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s government of introducing dangerous powers over citizens and businesses.
WHAT IS SHE WARNING ABOUT?
According to Zajączkowska-Hernik, the legislation would allow Poland’s Interior Minister to impose sanctions on individuals and companies suspected of foreign interference or information manipulation.
She warns that authorities could immediately freeze their money without first obtaining a court ruling — and that appealing the decision would not automatically restore access to their assets.
She also questions the bill’s broad wording and warns that businesses could face devastating financial consequences before their appeals are heard.
The MEP highlights potential penalties of up to 20 million złoty or 12 years in prison, although these are not automatic consequences of an asset freeze.
“THE TOTALITARIAN AMBITIONS OF THIS GOVERNMENT ARE EXTREMELY DANGEROUS!”
She calls the legislation an attack on Poland’s Constitution, freedom of speech and private property.
Zajączkowska-Hernik is now urging President Karol Nawrocki to veto the bill.
The government describes the legislation as a national security measure against foreign interference. Her warnings about its possible misuse remain contested interpretations of the bill, which has passed the Sejm but is not yet in force.
Doris Verkland retweeted
From 2019 to 2024, after adjusting for working-age population growth, Canada added zero private-sector jobs per 1,000 people. The United States added 7.6. Matching the American pace would have meant about 554,000 more private-sector jobs here by 2024. Nine provinces went backward on this measure. Ontario lost 17.8 jobs per 1,000 working-age people — the worst in the Great Lakes region. British Columbia lost 35.7.
Headline totals still look okay because government employment grew much faster and filled the gap. That is not a healthy labour market. It is a labour market where the private sector is not keeping up with the population we are adding, while the public sector expands. Population growth without matching private-sector jobs means more people competing for the same number of productive positions, higher housing pressure, and weaker tax bases to pay for the growing government payroll.
When the numbers that matter for sustainable growth are flat or falling and the numbers that look good are mostly public-sector, the policy response should not be another round of the same. Private-sector jobs pay the bills. Government jobs spend them. The Fraser Institute data is public. The choice is whether anyone in Ottawa is still willing to read it.
Canada added no private sector jobs from 2019 to 2024 — U.S. did the exact opposite nationalpost.com/news/canada…
Doris Verkland retweeted
If people want permanent residency or to become a citizen, there is a process to do that. Carney shouldn't be able to just wave a magic wand and let people in, like he's King. What's wrong with you? No need to answer, I already know.
Doris Verkland retweeted
DID CARNEY BREAK THE LAW?
The Carney Govt awarded a $2.3 BILLION contract to Telesat, where Carney's CLOSE FRIEND happens to be CEO.
Did CONFLICTED CARNEY ILLEGALLY discuss the contract with anyone in his government?
His REFUSAL to answer this basic question SAYS EVERYTHING.
Doris Verkland retweeted
Employees at Pfizer, Moderna, the CDC, and the FDA saw the truth about Covid shot injuries firsthand.
And huge numbers of them refused to take it themselves.
Watch Jeffrey Tucker’s full interview with Del Bigtree below: xitter.gq/brownstoneinst/status/…
🚨The Brownstone Show Ep. 40, @jeffreytucker interviews @delbigtree on @ICANdecide 12M documents, the Fauci diaries silence, and why reading the V-safe free-text in "Cries for Help" reveals patterns the CDC refused to see. The coverup has a motive. Watch ▶️
Doris Verkland retweeted
Del Bigtree: “You know who Aaron Siri’s biggest clients were trying to get out of vaccine mandates?”
“Pfizer employees.”
“Moderna employees.”
“Remember when they asked the head of the CDC how many people at the CDC have gotten vaccinated?”
“They said, I don’t know, like 50%.”
“Then they went to the FDA and they’re like, yeah, about the same.”
“Nearly 30% of the world didn’t receive this vaccine under the most incredible duress you can imagine.”
“The people that were forcing this upon us… and probably had some access to the actual science, they had the lowest vaccine rates in the country.”
@delbigtree @jeffreytucker @AaronSiriSG
Doris Verkland retweeted
Questions about liberal back benchers.
Do they really believe Carneys lies?
Are they simply stupid?
Are they just totally corrupt and self-serving?
Are they primarily blackmailed?
Are they simply saving their own asses?
Are they morally depraved and enjoying destruction of our country?
Are they sadists?
Is there one single liberal MP with a conscience and a moral compass?
Doris Verkland retweeted
"Canadians are coming to recognize PM Mark Carney and the style of governance he has now established in Ottawa, in many ways reflecting the global-banker-turned-PM’s own character, insensitive to the real life struggles playing out around Canadians’ kitchen tables. His government also reflects his I-am-the-smartest-man-in-the-room ego; there’s an arrogance and condescending air that is underlining every exchange where Carney is pressed to explain his government’s actions. One needs only to look at a few news stories out of Ottawa these past weeks to gauge just how entitled and calculating the PM and his inner circles are."
Read the details in today's article - link in the comments.
#cdnpoli #cdnpolitics #bygeorgejournal #elbowsup #MarkCarney #PierrePoilievre #Ottawa #Toronto #Niagara #StCatharines #Hamilton #Edmonton #Calgary #Regina #Ontario #Alberta #Saskatchewan #Canada
Doris Verkland retweeted
Brampton is 60% Indian and .5% Native Indian.
Surrey is 40% Indian and 2% Native Indian.
Yet politicians want Native Indians (who are part white) to have all the land.
How will that work out?
