It appears Carney lied about his call with Trump. Why is the leader of the regional, Quebec First Bloc Québécois party doing so much of the heavy lifting that Poilievre should be doing?

Nice to see this pushback.
Also, in Canada we call them First Nations (even if it’s debatable they were truly that) but I’ve never heard of the “indigenous/aboriginal” people as Traditional Custodians before. How exactly were they taking care of anything in that land? 😆 https://t.me/joeldavis_x/1466

What the audience was booing, when the ceremony was to remember the soldiers of Australia and New Zealand, not yet another anti-white grievance fest. https://t.me/joeldavis_x/1464

kritarchy = rule by judges

this must be shattered

Women like this are a big part of the problem. I half expected the ending of this to be that he murdered the rest of her family. https://t.me/raweggnationalistofficial/6781

The sad thing is, even if you showed this to Zionist Christians, many of them (maybe most) would still defend the Jews and say this was an anomaly or maybe the Christians provoked it, etc. It’s really quite tiresome how so many of them are like this. https://t.me/markacollett/16390

Wasn’t it also disrespectful for them to impose that “sacred ceremony” on this event meant for a very different purpose? https://t.me/realblaircottrell/6065

I guess I can repost this. 😆 https://t.me/theleftcantmeme/1227

Accurate https://t.me/ihypocritical/14597

My wife said I was a little bit racist.

I gotta get back to ethnic guesser. I need to improve my game. You hate to disappoint loved ones.

Pretty much and that’s not even getting into the issue of diversity’s growing influence. https://t.me/NoQuarterCorner/5604

Canada’s Senate was supposed to address such concerns but it’s a weaker, watered down version of the American version, trying to bridge the British House of Lords with the American Senate, but lacking much teeth.

Even then, it’s too heavily skewed for some provinces, where an East Coast province will have more senators than British Columbia, even though the latter will have substantially more people. So when it comes to the House of Commons, population is paramount and favours Central Canada, but when it comes to the Senate, suddenly population is secondary to accommodate the smaller provinces (except Central Canada, who still come out on top). The whole system is terribly rigged. Is it any wonder separatist sentiment keeps flaring up in the West?

Back in the late ‘80s there was a movement for what was known as the Triple E Senate (Equal, elected, and effective), basically more like the American Senate. This was notably pushed by the old Canadian Reform Party (yes, before the UK or the US Reform Parties, Canada had one and it got as far as becoming the second biggest party in the country before the merger that became today’s Conservative Party). It was a preferable option, but of course the elites, and most outside the West, weren’t keen on it; because it’d mean they’d lose a lot of power, which they just couldn’t accommodate. So it died and now we’re still facing the rigged system we have today.