🚨UNFORGIVABLE🚨 Her aunt was murdered under Liberal bail policies. She worked for Chris d’Entremont. She trusted him. Chris crossed the floor to join the party behind the system that failed her family. This is Esther Uhlman’s story.

Veteran love … a thread 🧵 🇨🇦 Imagine a man who would sacrifice everything for people he doesn’t even know. I mean really sacrifice. To put his life, literally, second to the safety of the state.

"Whether people agree or disagree with Ottawa's new immigration targets, the plan will help Canada regain control of the system, says the man who launched the mission to bring it back on track.

This is the happiest tactical unicorn I've ever seen

“We have a high success rate in determining where guns were originally manufactured and the last point that these guns were sold." #london #gun #Canada cbc.ca/news/canada/london/an…

Hello again @SeanFraserMP, Following up on my previous note. Your office recently contacted us regarding a meeting on child sex trafficking demand reduction and CSAM issues connected to Quebec (Attorney General) v. Senneville, 2025 SCC 33 and your recent comments on your decision to not use the notwithstanding clause. I’m grateful we’ve been able to set a time to meet for Monday at 1:30pm EST. I want to also bring this to your attention for your consideration as well. Yesterday, London Police charged eight men (aged 22–34) with obtaining sexual services from a person under 18. All were released on bail and are due in court later this month. Please see: x.com/lpsmediaoffice/status/… Research shows significant overlap between these contact offenders and those who access/possess CSAM: 12–33% of CSAM offenders have documented contact convictions; self-reports reach 55%. In live-streaming cases, 57% attempted physical contact. Recidivism: CSAM offenders 2.6–4.3% sexual reoffense in 3 years; contact offenders 5.1–23% in 3–5 years, up to 52% over 25 years. Released offenders under standard bail conditions remain at risk of undetected CSAM access and escalation. The eight men arrested in London on November 6, 2025, were not ordered to stay off the internet — and the public record does not list any internet or device bans at all. Appendix B outlines a realistic hypothetical—grounded in SCC standards (Antic, Zora)—of a charged buyer granted bail who breaches by accessing CSAM, leading to revocation and new charges. Key points: Sting arrest, reverse-onus bail with device/internet bans. Hidden CSAM access on prohibited tablet. Forensic detection, re-arrest, bail revoked. Additional charges; 5–8 years possible, lifelong registry. Appendix A contains full correlation/recidivism data. I’ve attached the Appendices to a corresponding email. I look forward to discussing federal responses—monitoring, bail reform, Bill C-36 enforcement, and all issues related to CSAM and Quebec (Attorney General) v. Senneville, 2025 SCC 33/Notwithstanding Clause.

Cowboy action shooting is a dying sport in Canada as no new participant can come to the sport due to handgun sales prohibition

Those who view child sexual exploitation and abuse material must get jail time. Last week’s Supreme Court ruling was disgraceful. Conservatives have tabled a motion calling on the House to reintroduce the mandatory minimum sentence using the notwithstanding clause.

She’s flying full speed, dress trailing, gun blazing! I don’t even care what this event is. This is the most American thing I’ve seen all week. 🔥

The poppy is not political. It transcends partisanship. It is tied indelibly to the very meaning of Canada as a nation. The poppy honours those who were *called* by our nation to risk all on our behalf, who responded voluntarily and couragously, and who lost their lives that service. The poppy represents the ultimate service to our nation. Lesser functionaries who try to discount that sacrifice, or paint it as political are a disgrace. Any who would pretend that the nation did not call our fallen to that sacrifice are unworthy of public office.

Unbelievable. Tens of thousands of acres of protected Amazon rainforest were cleared to build a four-lane highway for COP30. They all flew in on their private jets and lecture all of us that we are terrible people for driving gas powered cars. These people are stealing our money with the promise of better weather. It’s criminal.

.@JaimieBattiste fined $200 @CEF_cce for falsifying election return though a Conservative was jailed for similar offence in 2016. Lesser penalty fit "personal circumstances" of Liberal MP, says Commissioner. blacklocks.ca/fined-200-over… #cdnpoli

A man murdered six people, including four young children, in Ottawa last year. Yesterday he was sentenced. Note the statement of the judge:

🚨BREAKING: British veteran breaks down live on TV over state of the country: "Rows and rows of white tombs for what? A country of today? No, I'm sorry. The sacrifice wasn't worth the result. I fought for freedom, and it's darn-sight worse now than when I fought."

“Originally, govt said gun confiscation would cost $200M in 2019. Later, the parliamentary budget officer said it would cost up to $756M to compensate owners, without even considering admin costs. Other experts put the final price tag at about $6 Billion.” torontosun.com/opinion/colum…

Which Police Are Liberal Confiscation Agents? Conservative MP Blaine Calkins @BlaineFCalkins asked Canada's governing Liberals for details on police and others taking money to attack government-licensed firearm owners by confiscating our goods. Answer Expected: 03 Dec 2025