Not Buying Into Trudeau’s Economy Killing Green-Scam: Canadian support for climate change initiatives lags behind most nations ahead of COP27 – Ipsos

Canadian support for climate change initiatives lags ahead of COP27: Ipsos

Ahead of the COP27 forum, Canada appears to rank near the bottom of 34 countries when it comes to public support for measures to help tackle climate change, a new poll suggests.

When asked about support for a range of initiatives governments could propose, such as subsidies for clean technology and providing incentives to invest in green financial products, Ipsos polling of citizens from 34 countries indicates support among Canadians ranks between the 27th and 31st spots.

Canadians should feel great about a reduced standard of living and lost freedom if it means Communist China can burn all the coal it wants!

 

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GUNTER: The iron-y in what government deems are weapons

Remember how Canadians were told last winter by several Liberal cabinet ministers that the Emergencies Act was necessary to clear out the Freedom Convoy because the truckers blockading downtown Ottawa were “armed?”

Well, it turns out that was true only because Ottawa police were using a ridiculously broad definition of “weapons.”

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A Twitter Employee’s Account of Surviving Layoff Day

“I actually wanted to get laid off.”

… “In general, the culture at Twitter is pretty politically progressive. For the supermajority of people, the sentiment toward Elon is negative—and now this, it’s hellish. The company culture is going to change a lot under Elon. When he brought his own people in, it felt like [how] Obama employees must have felt when they were going through the Trump transition. That sense of intrusion. None of the people coming back are people who Twitter employees would like to work with.

“Twitter occupies an interesting part of the social-media landscape. I don’t think there’s any service I know of that can replace it. Using Twitter is kind of like a Rorschach test: your feed is going to look like the kind of people you follow. I love Twitter, because I think I follow the right kind of people. I don’t think any other platform has the same number of academics, writers, poets, and movie directors who just hang out and post whatever thing they like to post. It’s smart, witty, dumb, funny.


More … Antifa protester among those who lost job in Elon Musk’s massive Twitter layoffs

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Canadian PM Trudeau Readies One-Two Punch Against Online Freedom of Speech

Hot on the heels of imposing the most aggressive attack on the right to keep and bear arms in Canadian history, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is racing towards another set of ghastly goals.

Given the leftist bent of the Canadian House of Commons and Senate, a bill that claims for the central government the power to control information online – to the extent of censoring personal user content on social media — creeps closer to passage, as Trudeau openly and enthusiastically has anticipated.

The bill is called C-11, and, coming on the heels of Canada’s 2017 imposition of Bill C-16 — which punishes anyone in a “regulated business” (meaning, virtually, all) for not using the pronouns a visitor demands – C-11 will syphon virtually all publicly accessible information through the government filter, eliminating the choice and market control that ought to be the purview of viewers, readers, listeners, and those who post.

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Former Mountie denies leaking prime minister’s schedule

A former Mountie and member of prime minister Justin Trudeau’s security team denied an allegation he may have leaked the prime minister’s schedule in the months leading up to the self-styled Freedom Convoy.

An Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) “Person of Interest” (POI) document, dated January 30, 2022, said a former RCMP officer — whose name and photo are redacted — is “believed to have leaked the prime minister’s schedule a few months ago.” The OPP cited the RCMP on the allegation. The document does not say to whom the information was allegedly leaked.

Lots of folks hate Junior.

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Canada: Hindu diaspora heckles Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown, asks removal of hateful banners by pro-Khalistanis

Mayor Brampton, Patrick Brown when asked that would he remove those banners by Khalistanis? “We love everyone,” he answered.

More… According to TAG TV, Patrick Brown is an esteemed politician who promotes Hinduphobia and Indophobia.

What a scumbag. He also loves him his Pallies. Leicester’s coming.

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U.S. privately asks Ukraine to show it’s open to negotiate with Russia

The encouragement is aimed not at pushing Ukraine to the negotiating table, but ensuring it maintains a moral high ground in the eyes of its international backers

The Biden administration is privately encouraging Ukraine’s leaders to signal an openness to negotiate with Russia and drop their public refusal to engage in peace talks unless President Vladimir Putin is removed from power, according to people familiar with the discussions.

… While U.S. officials share their Ukrainian counterparts’ assessment that Putin, for now, isn’t serious about negotiations, they acknowledge that President Volodymyr Zelensky’s ban on talks with him has generated concern in parts of Europe, Africa and Latin America, where the war’s disruptive effects on the availability and cost of food and fuel are felt most sharply.

“Ukraine fatigue is a real thing for some of our partners,” said one U.S. official who, like others interviewed for this report, spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive conversations between Washington and Kyiv.

The Liberals are using Ukraine as a cover to implement their Green-Scam. Even docile Canadians have limits and the LPC scam is testing them daily.

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U.S. far-right may see a midterm boost. That could be bad news for Big Tits Teacher and his pals says Liberal government funded advocacy group speaking to Liberal government funded media outlet.

U.S. far-right could see a midterm boost. What would that mean for Canada?

“ … (This sort of extremism) is not something that needs to be imported to Canada, but we’re certainly seeing some of the same talking points from far-right media, campaigns and so on take root here,” said Hazel Woodrow, the education facilitator for the Canadian Anti-Hate Network.

She points to protests north of the border against gender-inclusive classrooms and youth-friendly drag events, which have fueled panic among the U.S. right-wing over so-called “groomers” indoctrinating children, without any evidence to support such claims.


Seriously? Wanting to protect your children from cross-dressers is “Far Right?” Imagine the temerity of parents seeking a say in their child’s education and moral upbringing! Why it’s Un-Canadian!

The Liberal Party funded Canadian Anti-Hate Hatewerks is consumed by Trannie advocacy. I think Canadians have more important things to discuss, starting with the waste of tax dollars that feeds these nutbars.

Our media is populated by government funded groomer enablers desperately attempting to criminalize dissent and normalize their perverse fetishes.

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Trudeau carbon taxes leaving Canadians out in the cold … Freeland makes ultimate sacrifice

Winter is coming and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s carbon tax is punishing Canadians for heating their homes.

The carbon tax hits the essential needs of our daily lives hard. It increases the cost of gasoline, diesel, natural gas, propane and furnace oil. Right now, the federal carbon tax is set at $50 per tonne, costing an extra 11 cents per litre of gasoline and 13 cents per litre of diesel. It costs families about $8 extra to fill up their minivans or about $13 extra to fill a pickup truck.

This woman is a hero!

h/t Mauser

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Rob Reiner: GOP Willing to ‘Literally Kill‘ to Get Power — This Could Be Our Last Election

Actor and Director Rob Reiner said Friday on MSNBC’s “The ReidOut” that Republicans are willing to “literally kill” to get power.

Anchor Joy Reid said, “I think about the things the Republicans are willing to say things you would think would make them impossible for them to win. Mike Lee going in bragging to a bunch of donors he wanted to pull up security root and branch and get rid of it. He got some applause for it. You have a guy in North Carolina who wants to have rape panels where women have to go before they can get an abortion. You think about this stuff, you think they should not be close. What do you make of the fact that despite saying some of the most outrageous things?”

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Rahim Mohamed: Patrick Brown’s uncommon political skills a missed opportunity for Poilievre

In politics, as in life, it is generally a good practice to keep one’s friends close and one’s enemies even closer. On the heels of the recent municipal elections in Ontario, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre likely wishes he took this piece of received wisdom to heart.

In one of the few highlights from an otherwise sleepy night (nearly two-thirds of eligible voters stayed home), Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown was comfortably re-elected to a second term in office, cruising past runner-up Nikki Kaur by a two-to-one margin, even though Kaur enlisted high-profile strategist Nick Kouvalis to help guide her campaign. (Kouvalis, one of the most feared backroom operatives in all of Canada, once boasted about his ability to end “politicians’ careers.”)

This is an insane piece. About the only thing Brown’s victory has shown is that Brampton is a shithole and Canada’s 1st Tower Hamlets.

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Elon Musk officially rolls out $8-a-month Twitter Blue subscription for verification

As promised, Elon Musk’s Twitter announced Saturday that users can get verified with the once sought-after blue check for $7.99 a month.

“Get Twitter Blue if you sign up now,” the announcement said. “Blue checkmark: Power to the people. Your account will get a blue checkmark, just like the celebrities, companies and politicians you follow.”

“Coming soon… Half the ads & much better ones,” the statement added. “Since you’re supporting Twitter in the battle against the bots, we’re going to reward you with half the ads and make them twice as relevant.”

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