Canadian Orwellian world: Lockdowns, vaccines passports and more
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Hi_Henry
The Living Force
I was always wondering how is it that Canada votes in someone as fake as Trudeau. I believe I found the answer in the comments of the 3rd video I posted above.
Bear Ly There
9 days ago (edited)
I lived in Canada for 12 years. 12 very happy years, invested millions, met many wonderful people and made some lifelong friends. I built a house there on the edge of the Muskokas,, had a daughter there and sadly buried her there. That was 15 years ago now but Canada will always have a special place in my heart and I mourned leaving her for many years afterwards. I went back to Canada this past summer (2022) and didn't recognize the place or the people... and I've never, ever understood the Canadian love affair with the liberals and the likes of Trudeau. But you reap what you sow and if you keep voting this Liberal trash into office, you deserve everything they bring.
Mr Parrehesian
8 days ago
3 Areas within Canada are Primarily responsible for the Liberals being in power, Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal have enough ridings to decide Canadian leadership over the rest of Canada. The elections of the past 7 years has made this quite clear. Uneven representation within each riding across the country gives those 3 cities the fewest number of residents per riding while the population increases in other ridings. Elections Canada follows the ruling party guidelines. By hook or by Crook this is how power is maintained.
Shelly A Believer in Jesus
8 days ago
I have never voted for Trudeau and many have not. Most of our population is in Ontario and Quebec. Quebec gets special treatment and most of the goodies from Liberals. It is in their best interest to vote Liberal or the Bloc. Ontario has gone woke I guess. But as come to light, and no surprise, we have dominion voting machines here too. And election interference from China currently being investigated.
PTH
8 days ago
Thank you for your story, Canada is almost done, it is Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver that vote in the leaders they want, the rest of Canada has no input. The whole voting system is completely broken in this country.
Bear Ly There
8 days ago
@PTH Sadly, I have to agree with you and it's heartbreaking. I lived in Ontario, my Canadian ex wife was brough up on what was once the Anglophile west island of Montreal and I used to spend a lot of time in BC. But I've been to all the Maritimes, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Alberta... and I've often thought that if they could, those Provinces would be much better off if they went their own way away from the central government. I worked in law and high end business, and I remember the arguments I had with many wealthy libtards back then. They were delusional in their politics and beliefs and they also looked down on the other provinces. They either need to either secede or drive Trudeau and his kind out of power before it really is too late.
Lone herbal witch
Jedi Master
8 days ago
"@PTH Sadly, I have to agree with you and it's heartbreaking. I lived in Ontario, my Canadian ex wife was brough up on what was once the Anglophile west island of Montreal and I used to spend a lot of time in BC. But I've been to all the Maritimes, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Alberta... and I've often thought that if they could, those Provinces would be much better off if they went their own way away from the central government. I worked in law and high end business, and I remember the arguments I had with many wealthy libtards back then. They were delusional in their politics and beliefs and they also looked down on the other provinces. They either need to either secede or drive Trudeau and his kind out of power before it really is too late"
Being a resident of the Prairies, I can attest to that comment. The major votes are from Ontario and Quebec, always! This is where the most infractions and partisan money goes to! Historically, our province votes Conservative (farmers) and /or NDP.
I wholesome heartily agree with the comment about secession. It has been suggested many times over the years. With his new comment that Health Care is broken (JT said that in previous videos here), people are noticing who he truly is. I believe that it will happen. In the approach of the cometary, planetary and environmentally problems we will face in the upcoming years, this may well be the new norm for us. With JT's policies of 30% less fertilizer for the fields jeopardizing food production, the farmers won't sit down and let him win. People are struggling to feed themselves and he enjoys "advertising" the breakage of the system???? Really???? And now the new gun law he is pushing???? Are you serious???? Everything he does is destroying the way of life of farmers! But that is his goal, isn't it? His wishful thinking will get him in a situation he won't be able to get out of. Forever! That is my "own prediction".
"@PTH Sadly, I have to agree with you and it's heartbreaking. I lived in Ontario, my Canadian ex wife was brough up on what was once the Anglophile west island of Montreal and I used to spend a lot of time in BC. But I've been to all the Maritimes, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Alberta... and I've often thought that if they could, those Provinces would be much better off if they went their own way away from the central government. I worked in law and high end business, and I remember the arguments I had with many wealthy libtards back then. They were delusional in their politics and beliefs and they also looked down on the other provinces. They either need to either secede or drive Trudeau and his kind out of power before it really is too late"
Being a resident of the Prairies, I can attest to that comment. The major votes are from Ontario and Quebec, always! This is where the most infractions and partisan money goes to! Historically, our province votes Conservative (farmers) and /or NDP.
I wholesome heartily agree with the comment about secession. It has been suggested many times over the years. With his new comment that Health Care is broken (JT said that in previous videos here), people are noticing who he truly is. I believe that it will happen. In the approach of the cometary, planetary and environmentally problems we will face in the upcoming years, this may well be the new norm for us. With JT's policies of 30% less fertilizer for the fields jeopardizing food production, the farmers won't sit down and let him win. People are struggling to feed themselves and he enjoys "advertising" the breakage of the system???? Really???? And now the new gun law he is pushing???? Are you serious???? Everything he does is destroying the way of life of farmers! But that is his goal, isn't it? His wishful thinking will get him in a situation he won't be able to get out of. Forever! That is my "own prediction".
Benjamin
The Living Force
This is a clip (11:17 minutes) of a larger Jordan Petersen interview with Danielle Smith from 3 weeks ago. It begins with the 'sovereignty' issue and constitutional jurisdiction. At 4:09, it moves to Alberta's energy sector; a nice summery of the three pipeline issues (Energy East, Northern Gateway, Keystone, plus the Teck Frontier Mine oilsands project). At 8:05, it moves to provincial transfer payments where the 'wealth of Alberta' is shared between the other provinces and territories.
Yes, fiddling with ridings and provincial seat count is important in their strategy (Federal). That said, the population is easily divided up with party choices every which way to Sunday - in close categories in these times (NDP, Greens - Liberals), Conservatives (who can look like Liberals' in a blues suite), Quebec has its own extra divisions with a major seat count based on proportionality, then add in this list (did not even realize myself how many extras there were):
Including this now in 2022:
True North Party of Canada (and even more subsections), the PTB can come pretty close to predicting, yet not always as Canadians can surprise.
The big draw has been the Liberals who then use the NDP and Greens to back them up if they can't get a full seat count to sweep the day, such as this last minority go around. Minority governments are also hard to get rid of as they promise the moon to each group and become self-serving.
Then there is Provincial, not so bad yet pretty much the same.
The Federal and Provincial systems don't use Dominion Voting Systems (electronic), although that may change. Leadership voting has moved in that direction.
Benjamin
The Living Force
2023 is not looking good for Trudeau from a recent Ipsos poll of 1,005 Canadians.
Also, Angus Reid has a 'Trudeau Tracker'. It's only current as of September 2022 but he's been more unpopular then popular since the beginning.
Also, Angus Reid has a 'Trudeau Tracker'. It's only current as of September 2022 but he's been more unpopular then popular since the beginning.
The following documentary (you would need time to review) takes one back through the decades from the perspective of Alberta vs. Ottawa - staring any corruptible leaders, plus the main father/son team that has ruled much of the land, much of the time. The documentary looks to Oil & Gas, yet not all is about that. Interestingly, there is a brief mention of how much unconventional "fossil" fuel is located in Quebec, except they don't really want to touch it:
In this accounting of oil and gas reserves (and see other provinces), Quebec has enough gas for 100-years. The reality is that oil and gas in Canada is near boundless.
In this accounting of oil and gas reserves (and see other provinces), Quebec has enough gas for 100-years. The reality is that oil and gas in Canada is near boundless.
Ungovernable: Alberta's Quest for Independence
Benjamin
The Living Force
This report from Aug. 25, 2022 tells me some interesting numbers:
The donation from Canada is $406 million. If one NASAMS platoon is $23 million and if extra missiles cost $1.2 million each, how many extra missiles are they freakin' getting? Or is it inflation pricing? Or is the money going elsewhere? 'Cause there's 383 million left over.
Also, Biden is scheduled to visit Canada in March.
Christmas is over, but Canadian gifts keep pilling up under the Ukrainian tree!
This was from back in 2021:
So, had a look to see what is up with ex Cpt. Bulford (RCMP) and group.
From August of 2022, there is an interesting interview (embedded) with Bulford and Brian Denison (Calgary Police) that helps to look inside what was going on, including in Ottawa. There is a lot of soul individual searching in this, while looking at the policing landscape and telling the stories:
www.westernstandard.news
Did not know, however Bulford's father was a policeman for 38 years, as where his two brothers.
Moving along, there are other groups that came out of the police, such as Mounties 4 Freedom - see here and what they are tweeting:
This is Brain's September 2021 video:
Here Brian was in February 2022:
Lastly, here is the 2:26 hour FULL: Trudeau's 'former sniper' Daniel Bulford testifies at Public Order Emergency Commission (Public Order Emergency Commission) where Daniel is grilled by lawyers who worked to trip him up. Have not watched every minute, yet much of the direct testimony. In this, however, Bulford seemed to hold his own with his answers while the lawyers (high profile government lawyers) where doing what they do when twisting words and fishing - one can see what they were angling at (no pun). Bulford was testifying, however he was very much on the stand defending himself at the same time.
One lawyer gets on Bulford's back concerning the phrase "legacy" media and what that means (Toronto Star the worst offender - said Bulford) - the lawyer is trying to peg the convoy in a certain light ageist the media.
One of the last lawyers, brings up staff messages from the PMO's office - linking the protest to Jan 6 (making hay with it)::
It says "further" to end that text. Then it goes to a staffers response:
Response back citing Global News:
The chair of the commission - commissioner, did not like this evidence, argued it, however the lawyer stated that the discussion took place on Jan 24th, and Global put out its news piece (citing passages from the text) on the 25th.
This relates to the LRB - Liberal Research Group, that Bulford did not know of.
All this was a fascinating view of what many don't realize was going on in many levels of the protest.
So, had a look to see what is up with ex Cpt. Bulford (RCMP) and group.
From August of 2022, there is an interesting interview (embedded) with Bulford and Brian Denison (Calgary Police) that helps to look inside what was going on, including in Ottawa. There is a lot of soul individual searching in this, while looking at the policing landscape and telling the stories:
COVID FREEDOM HEROES - Cpl. Bulford, Const. Denison and other law enforcement
To serve and protect — next in the COVID FREEDOM HEROES seven-part series, the Western Standard highlights those in law enforcement who stood against the mandates and questioned orders they
Did not know, however Bulford's father was a policeman for 38 years, as where his two brothers.
Moving along, there are other groups that came out of the police, such as Mounties 4 Freedom - see here and what they are tweeting:
This is Brain's September 2021 video:
Here Brian was in February 2022:
Lastly, here is the 2:26 hour FULL: Trudeau's 'former sniper' Daniel Bulford testifies at Public Order Emergency Commission (Public Order Emergency Commission) where Daniel is grilled by lawyers who worked to trip him up. Have not watched every minute, yet much of the direct testimony. In this, however, Bulford seemed to hold his own with his answers while the lawyers (high profile government lawyers) where doing what they do when twisting words and fishing - one can see what they were angling at (no pun). Bulford was testifying, however he was very much on the stand defending himself at the same time.
One lawyer gets on Bulford's back concerning the phrase "legacy" media and what that means (Toronto Star the worst offender - said Bulford) - the lawyer is trying to peg the convoy in a certain light ageist the media.
One of the last lawyers, brings up staff messages from the PMO's office - linking the protest to Jan 6 (making hay with it)::
It says "further" to end that text. Then it goes to a staffers response:
Response back citing Global News:
The chair of the commission - commissioner, did not like this evidence, argued it, however the lawyer stated that the discussion took place on Jan 24th, and Global put out its news piece (citing passages from the text) on the 25th.
This relates to the LRB - Liberal Research Group, that Bulford did not know of.
All this was a fascinating view of what many don't realize was going on in many levels of the protest.
Benjamin
The Living Force
(51:52)
Lawyer: "Concerning the OPS [Ottawa Police Service], did you have a view on how effective they were being?"
Daniel Bulford: "Well, I think they were overwhelmed by the size of the convoy. I think that- I actually had that young officer that I spoke to early in the convoy at [the corner of] Booth and Sir John A. MacDonald. He actually said to me, "I can't believe the size of this." Something to this effect, "I can't believe the size of this. We are totally unprepared for something this size." And I kinda laughed and said, "Well, you guys hafta stop listening to the CBC for intelligence."
Audience laughter.
Good joke.
Benjamin
The Living Force
At 1:52:18 there was mentioned something that I had never heard of before which was something called 'Farfadaa' and a Mr. (Steeve) Charland. They were just a group from Quebec that were on their own at the protests in Ottawa. For reference:
Just after, there was another name dropped: Queen Romana (Didulo). Doing a quick search, she seems to be a wacko (?), but I haven't looked into it very far.
Just after, there was another name dropped: Queen Romana (Didulo). Doing a quick search, she seems to be a wacko (?), but I haven't looked into it very far.
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Yes, Bulford was queried on both groups (the one arrested at Vankleek Hill and the other), and although aware, mostly after the fact, there was no interactions. Seemed the lawyers was moving him to make a connection that just was not there.
Most every protest will likely attract outliers with certain bents (or uses if controlled).
Most every protest will likely attract outliers with certain bents (or uses if controlled).
