A proud Canadian 🇨🇦 of Danish 🇩🇰 heritage, A Conservative who likes hunting, fishing & shooting sports. Eat, shop local & support your local humane society.
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Ivan retweeted
Ok another conspiracy theory for the win. You Elbows Up idiots signed us up for communism. Congratulations.
Agenda 2030 is the UN's plan to run your life by 2030. 17 goals written by unelected globalists, and Ottawa signed Canada up without ever asking you. They call it sustainable development. It's control with a nicer name. Canadians never voted for it.
Straight facts behind it: the UN adopted it in 2015, all 193 member countries, 17 Sustainable Development Goals. On paper it's non-binding, but Ottawa bakes it into federal policy anyway, which is why it feels a lot more real than voluntary.
They put it in writing. Right on the PM's own website: Canada and the EU are "determined to deliver on the 2030 Agenda." Not a theory anymore, it's their own document. They signed us up and didn't even bother hiding it.
Ivan retweeted
Constitutional lawyer Daniel Santoro warns that Bill C-22 could threaten Canadians’ privacy and make their personal information more vulnerable to hackers. In his submission to the Senate committee reviewing the bill, he raises the following concerns, summarized here:
"Bill C-22 would let the government require phone and internet companies to build ways to access people’s private information and keep records about their communications, such as when they connected and who they contacted. The government would not need a judge’s approval to impose these requirements.
The concern is that this could violate Canadians’ right to privacy under the Charter. Police normally need a warrant to get private information, but the bill would also allow them to search businesses without one.
The bill would also require companies to build “backdoors”—special ways for police to get private information. Even if police need a warrant to use them, hackers could exploit those same backdoors."
Read his full report here:
jccf.ca/bill-c-22-threatens-…
💥REPORT: The Public Safety Minister told the Senate that every step of his surveillance bill (Bill C-22) requires a judge—but it doesn't.
When asked about targeting political rivals, Gary Anandasangaree said everything runs through the Criminal Code—which has thousands of offences to choose from—and the bar is suspicion, not proof; then he can create a secret order, without a judge and no appeal—and you would never know.
Ivan retweeted
Commissioner issued 63 orders last year, compelling reluctant departments and agencies to disclose records.
“If we truly want to rebuild trust in government institutions, transparency must be embraced.”
— Caroline Maynard @OIC_CI_Canada
5,000 complaints in 2026 over federal secrecy in concealing documents, Commons #ethics committee is told.
“Without information, Canadians are not informed. They cannot exercise their democratic rights.”
— Caroline Maynard @OIC_CI_Canada
blacklocks.ca/5000-complaint…
@TBS_Canada @lesliechurch #cdnpoli
Ivan retweeted
Should We Laugh Or Cry At This Insanity? ONE Damn IP Address For Thousands Of OSAP Applications?
How dumb is our Provincial Government? Wait, that's a stupid sentence
But can we ask some very pointed questions now?
About a rational degree of SECURITY & Oversight
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Thousands of OSAP applications came from a single IP address, ministry alleges cp24.com/politics/queens-par…
Ivan retweeted
TORONTO — At two career colleges now under the Ontario government’s microscope, more than half of the thousands of student financial aid applications last year came from a single IP address, officials allege in documents filed in court.
Another bombshell on the billion dollar OSAP scandal.
Over 8,300 OSAP applications came from just THREE IP addresses. The Ford government was warned as early as 2023 and received over 220 tips, complaints and referrals since January 2024.
They had the warnings. They refused to act until Oct 2026. Now students are paying the price.
We need a full forensic audit.
cp24.com/politics/queens-par… #onpoli
Ivan retweeted
Mark Carney is literally handing taxpayer money to an elite organization - led by his private donors - which represents China’s interests and probably belongs on our foreign agent registry. How is this not an ethics violation? Not to mention the funding of foreign influence.
@CPC_HQ
@BlocQuebecois
@EthicsCanada
Global Affairs Canada has started a new $148,900 agreement with the Canada China Business Council. Six months earlier, Mark Carney thanked the group from the stage in Beijing. Its board includes the head of Bank of China (Canada).
READ MORE: rebelne.ws/4A7SlnB
Ivan retweeted
🚨RECONCILED! @ElectionsCan_E
Michelle and others have exceeded their annual contribution limits in 2025 to the Liberal Party by $98.09 each = $1848.09
Your forms are so scattered you can only reconcile these totals by using Annual and Quarterly 2C returns.
Please Explain!🤔
Ivan retweeted
National Defence's own briefing note: the Coast Guard "remains a civilian, unarmed organization."
Also National Defence: 100% of its budget now counts toward NATO, to trick Donald Trump into thinking we've increased our defence budget.
.@CoastGuardCAN confirms it reclassified all 7,378 of its employees including 6-figure executives as national defenders to help cabinet meet @NATO spending targets.
Staff were @FishOceansCAN until 2025.
blacklocks.ca/all-7378-are-n…
@NationalDefence @DavidMcGuinty #cdnpoli
Ivan retweeted
It has been a nasty and disappointing midterm election campaign, and few will be unhappy to see the end of it.
The irrational and almost sociopathic hatred of President Trump, even in ostensibly Republican circles, reveals less about Trump than about the intellectually corrupt and mediocre Republican Party whose headship he seized ten years ago. The Democrats have been reduced to an incoherent pantomime horse of anti-American extremists and exhausted hacks.
More disappointing is that surviving Reaganites are so hostile to Trump that they serenely overlook the blight of wokeness, the bottomless corruption in places like Minnesota, and the ambition to turn the United States into a one-party state. They want his last election to be a “rout,” in Peggy Noonan’s words, so they can return to business as usual. It won't be.
Trump has produced strong and rising economic growth, cut taxes, drastically deregulated, closed the border, deported over two million illegal entrants, mortally assaulted DEI, and prevented Iran from becoming a nuclear power. He has done the last at a cost of fewer combat deaths than occur every couple of weeks in many Democratically governed American cities.
His methods are irksome at times, and his public personality is an acquired taste. But he has pierced the pomposity and complacency of the bipartisan system he displaced. He has been a very effective president.
From @ConradMBlack: The Democrats are reduced to an incoherent squabbling pantomime horse of anti-American extremists and exhausted hacks and mediocrities
Read more ⬇️
nysun.com/article/few-will-l…
Ivan retweeted
Canadian PM Mark Carney has introduced or passed at least four bills that regulate speech or online content (C-9, C-34, C-25 and C-16), plus three that expand surveillance (C-22, C-8 and C-2).
He's obsessed with controlling people.
And he's accusing @elonmusk of censorship?
Ivan retweeted
Who could have predicted that connecting everything to the internet would have massively increased the attack surface of a society in inconceivable ways?
BREAKING:
This morning’s cyberattack against supermarket fridges and freezers has now spread to Belgium, Sweden, Luxembourg and Estonia.
The hackers increased the temperature up to 50C. Food worth millions of euros has been spoiled.
Experts warn that such cyberattacks on supply chains and logistics can constitute a threat to national food security in many Western states.
Ivan retweeted
BREAKING:
This morning’s cyberattack against supermarket fridges and freezers has now spread to Belgium, Sweden, Luxembourg and Estonia.
The hackers increased the temperature up to 50C. Food worth millions of euros has been spoiled.
Experts warn that such cyberattacks on supply chains and logistics can constitute a threat to national food security in many Western states.
Ivan retweeted
.@CoastGuardCAN confirms it reclassified all 7,378 of its employees including 6-figure executives as national defenders to help cabinet meet @NATO spending targets.
Staff were @FishOceansCAN until 2025.
blacklocks.ca/all-7378-are-n…
@NationalDefence @DavidMcGuinty #cdnpoli
Ivan retweeted
💥BIZZARE: CBC News sounds the alarm on civil rights after a convicted pedophile has his assets seized—but when Freedom Convoy protesters had their assets seized, they called them extremists, occupiers, and terrorists.
This is 🇨🇦 media.
Ivan retweeted
Apparently the European Commission has never bothered to read the Polish Constitution which states that the parliament selects constitutional judges & the elected President approves them. It should sound familiar because it’s essentially the US system in reverse whereby the US President nominates a SCOTUS justice & the Senate approves the nominee or not.
It’s a 2 step process that to be constitutional requires both steps to be followed.
Imagine if an elected US President nominated a new justice, the Senate rejected the nomination & that justice just donned a robe, marched into the court & told the Chief Justice he was relieved of his duties because POTUS had appointed him & that’s that.
That’s exactly what happened in reverse. The unelected Prime Minister nominated some replacement justices. The elected President rejected them as is his prerogative, so the PM carried out a fake swearing in ceremony, waited until the PM was mid flight to Senegal, & told the justices he appointed to go occupy the court they had no business being in & oh, relieve the chief justice & his deputy by accusing them of made up crimes & this is what the EU supports?
In Canada, we only have a one step process whereby the PM simply appoints SCC Justices but at least he’s an elected PM, not an appointed one.
Do CDN’s really want to join an EU in any way that supports this kind of lawlessness that ignores a member state’s constitution & sovereignty?
The European Commission has reiterated that Poland’s parliament must have the right to appoint new judges, lending support to Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk in an escalating confrontation over the country’s Constitutional Tribunal.
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Ivan retweeted
Tusk wants to cede Polands sovierngty to Ursula like Carney wants to do with Canada, Carney wants to make the Euro Dollar Canada's currency.
‘Coup’ at Poland’s Top Court: How President Nawrocki Forced His Way In After Tusk Attempted to Seize Control
thegatewaypundit.com/2026/10…
