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Posted by Shen Li
- September 21, 2025, 10:06:06 PMQuote from: Herman on September 20, 2025, 08:04:07 PMCanada is sooooooo fucking corrupt. Every spending program that the Liberals have rolled out since 2015 from child care to infrastructure to dental care has seen Liberal Party consultants receive the lion's share of taxpayer dollars.
Posted by Herman
- September 20, 2025, 08:04:07 PM
Posted by DKG
- September 20, 2025, 05:42:21 AMYou know the Governor General bleeds taxpayers. Here is just a few examples of those lavish perks.
The latest revelations make the waste impossible to ignore.
The Governor General stuck you with the bill for $1,117 for shoes, $875 for a blazer and $165 for a silk camisole.
As if that weren't enough, she also takes home a $378,000 salary, along with a taxpayer-funded mansion, full staff, lavish travel privileges and even a lifetime expense account. And every cent comes from your pockets.
Canadians struggling with the cost of living shouldn't be forced to bankroll a ceremonial figurehead's luxury wardrobe. It's completely out of touch.
The latest revelations make the waste impossible to ignore.
The Governor General stuck you with the bill for $1,117 for shoes, $875 for a blazer and $165 for a silk camisole.
As if that weren't enough, she also takes home a $378,000 salary, along with a taxpayer-funded mansion, full staff, lavish travel privileges and even a lifetime expense account. And every cent comes from your pockets.
Canadians struggling with the cost of living shouldn't be forced to bankroll a ceremonial figurehead's luxury wardrobe. It's completely out of touch.
Posted by Herman
- September 18, 2025, 09:37:06 PMOutrageous!! While we are broke.
Posted by Herman
- September 18, 2025, 09:24:40 PMMan we waste a lot of money on mass immigration.
Posted by Herman
- September 15, 2025, 09:10:16 PM
Posted by Brent
- September 15, 2025, 11:57:56 AMThe federal Liberal government put taxpayers on the hook for about $30 billion in subsidies to multinational corporations like Volkswagen, Honda, Stellantis and Northvolt so they can build battery factories.
But you're on the hook for far more than just these subsidies.
Federal corporate welfare costs a family of four about $1,100 annually.
Do you think the government should take $1,100 from working families and give it to corporations?
But you're on the hook for far more than just these subsidies.
Federal corporate welfare costs a family of four about $1,100 annually.
Do you think the government should take $1,100 from working families and give it to corporations?
Posted by Herman
- September 13, 2025, 07:40:33 PMFar-left extremists celebrating political violence and murder should not get ONE SINGLE PENNY from Canadian taxpayers.
Why is Steven Guilbeault still funding them?
Why is Steven Guilbeault still funding them?
Posted by Herman
- September 12, 2025, 09:29:55 PMThe Liberals are funding this hateful rhetoric promoting and celebrating political violence against conservatives. Their funding must be cut to zero, today.
Posted by DKG
- September 12, 2025, 07:22:17 AMThe Carney government spends more on interest charges on it's ballooning debt than health care transfers to the provinces.
Posted by DKG
- September 04, 2025, 07:09:17 AMThere's an auditor general for the federal government and every single province has one. But there's no auditor general for First Nations communities. So there's nobody to call when grassroots Indigenous activists have questions about what's happening with their community's money.
The auditor general is a key part of keeping politicians accountable. The federal auditor general caught over $4.6 billion in CERB overpayments and raised the alarm about tens of millions of taxpayers' dollars being wasted in Ottawa's green slush fund.
Grassroots Indigenous people don't have an auditor general looking into First Nation community finances.
Many First Nations are doing a fine job, but there are some with serious questions about accountability. Activists need someone to call when they have questions.
Both the Assembly of First Nations and Government of Canada recognize the need for an Indigenous auditor general. They jointly commissioned a report that states: "A First Nations Auditor General would provide many benefits, both today and in the future."
Hans McCarthy is an Indigenous activist fighting for accountability at the Frog Lake First Nation.
He's been trying to find out what's happening to money in a trust fund for oil and gas revenues on his First Nation, but his local politicians are refusing to be accountable and give him answers.
An auditor general is key to helping people like Hans expose what's going on in First Nations communities.
The auditor general is a key part of keeping politicians accountable. The federal auditor general caught over $4.6 billion in CERB overpayments and raised the alarm about tens of millions of taxpayers' dollars being wasted in Ottawa's green slush fund.
Grassroots Indigenous people don't have an auditor general looking into First Nation community finances.
Many First Nations are doing a fine job, but there are some with serious questions about accountability. Activists need someone to call when they have questions.
Both the Assembly of First Nations and Government of Canada recognize the need for an Indigenous auditor general. They jointly commissioned a report that states: "A First Nations Auditor General would provide many benefits, both today and in the future."
Hans McCarthy is an Indigenous activist fighting for accountability at the Frog Lake First Nation.
He's been trying to find out what's happening to money in a trust fund for oil and gas revenues on his First Nation, but his local politicians are refusing to be accountable and give him answers.
An auditor general is key to helping people like Hans expose what's going on in First Nations communities.
Posted by Herman
- August 29, 2025, 06:44:47 PMWe are paying for Zelenskyy's arms purchase of US arms.
Posted by Herman
- August 28, 2025, 06:13:22 PM
Posted by Herman
- August 28, 2025, 06:11:35 PM$1.5 billion and they can't even be bothered to hire Canadian.
Posted by DKG
- August 28, 2025, 10:09:44 AMQuote from: Herman on August 27, 2025, 06:04:53 PMZelensky does. So do big green projects.
