Carney is selling out Canada again to his friends at the UN and in Davos.

In May 2025, after many rounds of negotiations, the World Health Assembly adopted the main text of the treaty. However, it has not yet been signed or ratified – meaning Canada has not yet agreed to be legally bound by the treaty.

We are now in a critical window of opportunity to ask tough questions and debate the treaty before it is signed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs and binds our nation.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, we witnessed the WHO's failures at a global level;. and, nationally, under the expansive claim of the "health and safety of Canadians," basic civil liberties were suspended broadly and at length. Canadians are rightly concerned that a legally binding agreement could cede too much authority to an unelected and unreliable international organization the next time a pandemic is declared. Meanwhile, five years after COVID-19, the government has yet to show it is serious about improving its pandemic response, with no public inquiry into its actions and decisions during the crisis.

Quote from: Herman on October 29, 2025, 08:09:51 PMThey have been illegal since May 1 2020.

   

IC what U did there!!!

Quote from: Lokmar on October 29, 2025, 08:01:24 PMI could go to Canduhduh and buy an AR-15 within 2 weeks and I've not been there since I was 6 or 7. You could buy all the ammo you want in America and bring it over the border.

They have been illegal since May 1 2020.

Quote from: Herman on October 29, 2025, 07:57:27 PMWhere the hell are we going to get them.

I could go to Canduhduh and buy an AR-15 within 2 weeks and I've not been there since I was 6 or 7. You could buy all the ammo you want in America and bring it over the border.

Quote from: Lokmar on October 29, 2025, 07:51:01 PMYou people better start buying military grade weapons to butcher your leaders with.

Where the hell are we going to get them.

Quote from: Herman on October 29, 2025, 07:46:45 PMJesus H my country is corrupt.

You people better start buying military grade weapons to butcher your leaders with.

Jesus H my country is corrupt.

The last time we heard from Pastor Derek Reimer was in July, after he had been incarcerated without bail for 60 days.

To give you a brief recap of Pastor Derek's story, he made national news for protesting Drag Queen story events at Calgary Public Libraries that he says were geared to children ages 6-8 years old. At one event, where he was peacefully protesting he was grabbed by other attendees and physically thrown out of the event. None of these people were charged with assaulting Derek. For this and other protests, he was arrested and re-arrested 3 times in 5 weeks, ultimately spending 43 days in jail. With Derek's latest stint behind bars, he has spent over 100 days in jail total.

Derek was convicted and sentenced to 1 year house arrest and 2 additional years probation.  The conditions on the house arrest are unusually strict. At a different trial around the same time, he was found not-guilty of other criminal charges stemming from similar protests. The government decided to appeal that not-guilty verdict. At the same time, Derek was appealing his guilty verdict.

On appeal, shockingly, his lawyer tells me that his appeal of the guilty verdict was upheld (meaning he was still guilty), while his acquittal was overturned (his not-guilty verdict was overturned). On top of this, they ordered a re-trial, subjecting him to more costs, time and aggravation.

Canada's move, on behalf of the UN-WEF, to expropriate private property and dismantle private property rights is making international headlines and bringing us another step closer to Agenda 2030 goal of One World Government and of "you will own nothing"

For those who don't know: Indigenous rights lie with the Indigenous group. Not with individual, but with the collective. And therein lies the genius of UN pushing to adopt UNDRIP (United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples), signed in total by 193 nations, on countries like Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the US which initially resisted it for obvious reasons. The genius part? Let Indian bands do the dirty work of expropriation, then collectivization, enabled through UN-WEF captured governments, with UN-WEF captured judicial systems, until no individual owns anything.  In other words a form of communism.  And what happens to Indigenous people when this is all done? Or to peasants elsewhere (UNDRIP declaration uses both terms).

Censorship and cutting our CO2 emissions are Carney's priorities.

Why are the Liberals introducing another censorship bill?

When hate crimes are already illegal.

The answer is clear: it isn't about stopping crimes, it's all about power.

Their bill will lower the legal standard for whatever they deem "hatred."

Risking charges for ordinary Canadians for simply sharing opinions online.

Freedom of expression is the cornerstone of democracy; without it, every other freedom is at risk.

We don't need the Liberals to tell us what to believe.

We need Canadians to stand together and defend the truth before it's silenced.

Carney and his Liberals are so corrupt and compromised.

The same group that has the ear of the Carney government and that wants to tax capital gains on personal residences, now wants the Carney government to cut old age security benefits,  similarly to what the UK is doing.

Paul Kershaw, is a professor and the leader of his self-styled organization  "generation squeezed"
Anthony Quinn, the president of the Canadian Association of Retired Persons, said that Kershaw was trying to spark "intergenerational warfare," rather than put forward constructive ideas for bringing down the deficit. Quinn said that Kershaw's  math didn't account for various "costs of aging" such as at-home care and pricey medical devices and mobility aids.

Canada continues to slip even farther into a totalitarian, dystopian nightmare. On the global playing field, the nation is the front-runner for euthanasia, which it euphemistically calls medical assistance in dying.

Since legalizing MAID in 2016, Canada has seen the fastest increase in euthanasia deaths worldwide, surpassing even long-established programs in countries like the Netherlands and Belgium. In 2023, one in 20 deaths in Canada was a result of euthanasia.

This disturbing number is due to Canada's broad criteria when it comes to who qualifies for the MAID program. Unlike most countries that practice euthanasia, Canadians don't need to have a terminal illness to be eligible. To qualify for MAID, a Canadian citizen must be at least 19 years old, be mentally competent, and have some kind of insufferable condition, which can be psychological.

The intentional subjectivity of the program has allowed many Canadians with long lives ahead of them to die prematurely. There is even an increasing number of cases of citizens who cannot find affordable housing being recommended or approved for the MAID program.

This is the dark reality of universal health care. Canada's medical system is overwhelmed, and euthanasia has become a means of taking the pressure off of Canada's crumbling health care system.

Canadians get kicked out of the home. They can't find a place to live, and they're getting depressed about it. They go to the doctor and the doctor's like, 'Well, we don't have any beds for you. It'll be months before we can see you,"' he says.

Tragically, euthanasia has become the easy fix.

Before Canadian patients receive life ending "medication," they are given a drug called heparin that preserves their organs.

And so as soon as the doctors off you, other doctors take you and take out your organs. And now Canada is becoming one of the biggest organ warehouses.

Quote from: Lokmar on October 17, 2025, 01:43:17 AMBitch needs raped and inseminated by a white dude until she either dies or is sterile.

She is ugly.

Quote from: Herman on October 16, 2025, 09:23:55 PMCanadian taxpayers should not be funding the petty personal battles of Carney appointees.

Bitch needs raped and inseminated by a white dude until she either dies or is sterile.

Canadian taxpayers should not be funding the petty personal battles of Carney appointees.