🇨🇦 Since Elon Musk is also Canadian… If he ran for Prime Minister, would you vote for him?🤔 @elonmusk

2.35 million food bank visits in a single month. This is as heartbreaking as it is infuriating. After years of Liberal economic mismanagement, Canadians struggle to afford the basics. Families shouldn’t need food banks to put meals on the table. Canadians deserve better.

Canada’s national sport is now paying twice. 🇨🇦 Taxes for healthcare. Then a private appointment. Taxes for safety. Then cameras and security. Taxes for infrastructure. Then repairs after the pothole. Ottawa calls it resilience. Your bank calls it insufficient funds. Watch : brokencountry.com

Bank of Canada just said the quiet part out loud. Inflation is heading higher than they projected. Not a little higher. Quite a bit higher. September already came in at 3.1%. Businesses expect it to stay above 3% for the next two years. Consumers are bracing for the same. The cause? Oil and energy prices that refuse to come down, plus the ongoing cost of the trade mess. Carney’s plan? Keep spending like the credit card has no limit. Tell Canadians to sacrifice while the government keeps the tab open. The Bank of Canada is warning the inflation problem is getting worse. Ottawa is still acting like the bill is someone else’s problem. #cdnpoli

Ottawa will 'not budge' from 'sustainable' immigration levels: Carney ctvnews.ca/politics/article/…

I don't want Muslims in my country. I don't want Islam in my country. I don't want Sharia Law in my country. I don't want Mosques in my country. I don't want open borders in my country. I don't want people who hate us & want to kill us in my country. Why is this even controversial? #ElbowsUp🤡 #cdnpoli🇨🇳 #Islam☪️

Meanwhile in Italy: riots by Muslim immigrants continue. PLO flags are being defiantly displayed. Wherever there is a PLO flag, there is anarchy and terror.

Unseen footage: Kristen Welker asks Zelenskyy where all that taxpayer money went… then immediately regrets it.

Mass Immigration is the problem! #poland #france #italy #islam #muslim

Hamsterdam, The War on Drugs, and Canadian Lesson Just got to the part of @mjwerry's Broken Country that reminded me of any interesting story arc in The Wire. In season 3, police commander Bunny Colvin realizes that arresting dealers isn’t stopping Baltimore’s drug trade, so he creates three unofficial “free zones.” These are places where police tolerate drug buying and selling while aggressively going after anyone dealing outside the zones. The experiment becomes known as “Hamsterdam"—and it worked. Getting dealers off the corners stops the gang violence, and the neighborhood comes to life. Kids start playing outside again. Health workers distribute clean needles, provide testing, and connect some users with treatment. But inside Hamsterdam, addiction and desperation are concentrated into some truly dystopian shit. Hamsterdam didn't get rid of the suffering. It just moved it away from people who aren't "in the game" and don't want to be either. Now eventually it all blows up, but it raises an interesting question that Canada has accidentally answered. Since we have lost the war on drugs—i.e., we aren't gonna be able to stop the supply of or demand for drugs—should we just run damage control, a.k.a. "Harm Reduction?" Even if that means tolerating a place where addiction’s consequences remain painfully visible? Let's take a quick look at BC, Canada. Now it's not exactly Hamsterdam there, but they've got supervised consumption sites that provide places to use drugs under supervision along with "Safe Supply"—the government's version of drugs so you don't have to deal with your stuff being cut with garbage. Safer supply expanded in 2020. Gang-related homicide victims went from 24 in 2019 to 26 in 2020, 40 in 2021, and 53 in 2022. An initial rise, but then the direction reversed: 38 in 2023, 26 in 2024, and 19 in 2025. That’s a 64% decline from the peak. Between 2019 and 2025, recorded break-ins fell by 44%, vehicle theft fell by 41%, and total property crime fell by 19%. On the flip side, overdose deaths rose from 992 in 2019 to 2,591 in 2023, before falling to 1,828 in 2025. Even after that decline, deaths remained about 84% above the 2019 level. So is this a possible solution to the drug problem? Just let people do what they're gonna do, but only in certain places, and come down hard if they step out of the zones... Or has a country made a Faustian bargain disguised as progress? Broken Country explores this question along with many others about the state of Canadian politics. And if you're American, this is particularly relevant, as some states are attempting something like this. I had friends in high school whose parents operated a safe needle exchange. Watch Broken Country here: brokencountry.com

"We don't celebrate our winners we try to tear them down." I recently watched the documentary BROKEN COUNTRY & it was eye-opening & a chilling warning for the West. I have many friends in Canada & have visited several times. I love Canada, but something has to change or it'll be completely unrecognizable soon. Watch this film BROKEN COUNTRY. It's not some propaganda piece. It simply states facts. Make up your own mind. I'm praying & rooting that Canada doesn't just become a cautionary tale to the rest of the West. Watch brokencountry.com today.

Any ideas? @wef #ElbowsUp🤡 #FranceRiots☪️

#BREAKING PM Carney says 50+1 isnt a majority in a referendum... Who's going to tell him? xitter.cf/WSOnlineNews/status/20…