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PIERRE HAS A MESSAGE FOR THE TURD

1. silverboom says:

   May 11, 2023 - 8:39 pm at 8:39 pm

   Another great video.

   Too bad you can’t force an election and boot Turdeau.

   Love this in the comments:

   My mother has to rent out a room in her small townhouse, just to make ends meet, as she can’t retire. Her new roommate is from Syria. He is a refugee, and a doctor. After living here for just six months, I asked him “Are you happy you are living in Canada now?” He said (And I’m serious!) “NO, I wish I could go back to Syria” We where silenced with amazement… I innocently asked “But wasn’t your house BOMBED?” I’ll never forget his response “A house I can rebuild, that is no problem. Life here in Canada is so HARD, this is not how to live. I go back to my country and yes, there is conflict, but still better life.” This experience woke me up, to “common sense”. Even refugees from war torn countries, find Canada too inhumane to live a happy life”. What’s wrong with us here? Why can’t Canadians live in the homes they build? Why is the privilege of the home I build, my home, MY HOME, someone else’s property? Isaiah 65:22-23 – Apparently our national anthem is not yet suffering from “Woke-ism”. Hmmmm “Glorious and free?” so who is standing guard for me?” – I’ll vote Pierre Poilievre!

   • Farmer says:

     May 11, 2023 - 10:51 pm at 10:51 pm

     That does not surprise me at all Silverboom. The overwhelming consensus of Africans I have known who went to the West (Canada, the US, Australia and Europe) is that life is really bad there. They all hear about the great incomes and free stuff but nobody warns them about the costs, the red tape, the hostile culture and general unfriendliness. Many were unable to save a ncikel after years of toughing it out in low wage jobs in a wealthy country. They hated the lifestyle, the lonliness, the lack of community and an inability to mix and meet with others. They hated the constant consumerism and advertising and TV culture. Mostly they were unhappy about feeling disconnnected and the majority wanted to return home to their families and communities. I met a few of Syrians as well. Those who fled to Africa often set up businesses but they too did not fit well with their adopted lands. We all appreciate familiarity and the close bonds of our own kind. Being an unwilling astronaut is clearly no piece of cake. But going to America was a nightmare prospect for many once they arrived and saw the reality because it is really foreign with all its drug problems and social disconnectedness. Truly you need to be away from it for a few months to appreciate it….but life in the Americas is shit. Straight up dog shit.

     • Fullgoldcrown says:

       May 11, 2023 - 11:07 pm at 11:07 pm

       Hey Farmer…more respect for you and what you have done to get out of Dodge.

       If that was your experience..more power to you…

       However that is NOT my experience NOR the experience of any one i know…family friends ex friends

       All have had great lives here

       it’s all about what you think and what you create

       You can see all that shit you described in the larger urban areas BUT here in the Country…there can be bliss as far as the eye can see

       And great folks to mingle with and respectful relationships.

       It’s a choice.

       Wherever you live you can choose to engage…either way

       I guess I am lucky or something BUT it’s all been great here…so far

       🙂

       IMHO

       • Farmer says:

         May 12, 2023 - 4:59 am at 4:59 am

         You need to try the other side to see the comparison. You are immersed in your own place. If you love it great. But Gary, the number one thing I hear from people here is how happy they were to come back home. Especially from those who went to Canada. Western life is high stress for immigrants. And Canada is particularly cold for outsiders. I mean socially cold.