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Canada’s Booze War Proves Our Politicians Aren’t the Sharpest—And Our Borders Aren’t Helping
Let’s face it: Canadian politicians aren’t dazzling anyone with their brilliance right now. As the United States hits us with a 25% tariff on Canadian and Mexican goods, our fearless leaders have decided the best counterpunch is a “booze war”—yanking American wine, beer, and spirits off provinc…
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Mark Carney: Canada’s Unwanted Prime Minister and the Tim Hortons of Politics
Mark Carney, like Tim Hortons, is Canadian in name only. Both exploit Canada while serving foreign interests, contributing to long-term decline. Carney’s unelected leadership threatens economic stability, much like Tim Hortons' corporate-driven erosion of Canadian identity.
The Gulf of America: A Unifying Name for a Shared Region
The Gulf of America unites North America, Mexico, and the Caribbean, emphasizing shared history and resources. The name fosters inclusivity, reflecting the region's interconnected identity and potential for unity.
Alberta's Bright Future: A Vision for Independence and Economic Prosperity
Alberta's independence could usher in an era of economic freedom, with projections of a $450 billion GDP and up to $100,000 GDP per capita, positioning it as a global economic powerhouse.
Fake Polls and Electoral Fraud: Is Canada Following the Authoritarian Playbook?
Fake polls showing Liberal leads in Canada echo authoritarian tactics to justify electoral fraud. With the Liberal-NDP coalition mired in corruption, Canadians must question these polls and safeguard democracy from manipulation.
