Jeff Lepp @lepperacy

@FringedCanuck Where do we vote for you?

@Concern70732755 Fuck No!

🇺🇸 Freedom loving Americans are rising up to speak out against the Canadian gun grab. 🇨🇦 Retired Federal Agent @scottbrysonbts warns U.S. gun owners about the implications of @MarkJCarney's tyrannical gun confiscation scheme. "It's called tyranny and we have to push back."👇

@CCFR_CCDAF @markramzyy So the Canadian Government supports fighting Tyranny in a foreign land. But not its own countrymen? Riiiiggght

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This isn't just about #Canada this affects the entire #world This #ostrichfarm has been doing this #research for 25 years and they are trying to stop it right at the finish line. I #hope we are not too late #goodluck to you all #LongLivetheRepublic

Perfect description of politics. 🤣🤣

After Hours with @Martyupnorth_2 @ClydeDoSomethin @newmandustin 78k watching live

Shaun Newman Podcast @SNewmanPodcast

a year ago

Mashup: Live Coverage Canada Federal Election x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

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🇨🇦 Since everyone asked for it… who are you voting for in the upcoming federal election? (Updated) Repost after voting for a larger sample size!

@QuickDickMcDick Lol

Have courage🇨🇦 don’t let TDS empower post-national Ottawa Trump’s tariffs are an attempt to force our govt to behave like a basic democracy; show up to work, defend the borders, help citizens prosper & be free. But Ottawa would rather destroy us than meet basic responsibilities

@scoopercooper Truth☝️

Editor’s Note In response to Ottawa’s pledge to tackle fentanyl-linked money laundering—including the appointment of a "fentanyl czar" and new intelligence-sharing initiatives with the United States—The Bureau is reposting this February 2024 investigation estimating tens of billions, potentially several hundred billion, laundered through Vancouver and Toronto real estate via underground banking networks tied to China and global narcotics trafficking, including fentanyl. FINTRAC’s 2023 analysis of 48,000 transactions involving members of the Chinese diaspora exposed vast wire transfers from Hong Kong and Mainland China, funneled through “money mule” accounts linked to students, homemakers, and shell businesses—including law firms. These findings raised serious concerns about Canada’s banking oversight but led to no prosecutions in Canada. The study also revealed laundering patterns central to the U.S. Justice Department’s $3 billion TD Bank case, with international students from China working with Beijing's United Front networks playing key roles in the TD Bank money laundering, according to U.S. investigator David Asher, a former Trump Administration official. The revelations underscore how the so-called "Vancouver Model"—once centered on laundering drug proceeds through British Columbia government casinos—evolved during the COVID-19 pandemic, embedding itself deeper into Canada’s banking and legal systems. These findings align with research from SFU urban planner Andy Yan, who has documented how foreign capital distorts Canada’s housing market, with mortgage approvals and home purchases far exceeding reported local incomes. At the heart of this investigation is HSBC Canada whistleblower "D.M.," who believes they uncovered at least $500 million in dubious Toronto-area mortgages backed by fabricated remote-work salaries from China. After raising the alarm internally, D.M. says HSBC Canada introduced only superficial reforms and pressured him to delete critical records—deepening his conviction that Canada’s financial oversight remains dangerously weak. Former RCMP investigators Garry Clement and Cal Chrustie, who reviewed D.M.’s evidence, warn that systemic vulnerabilities persist. Chrustie—who has extensively documented Canada’s weak regulations enabling underground banking linked to organized crime in China, Iran, and Mexico—pointed to the 2012 U.S. Justice Department case where HSBC was fined $1.9 billion over $881 million in cartel-linked transactions involving Mexico’s Sinaloa cartel and Colombia’s Norte del Valle cartel. As Andy Yan has emphasized, governments at all levels bear responsibility for enabling foreign capital to flood Canada’s housing market without adequate transparency. “When you have programs designed to domesticate foreign capital into local real estate, you see these income-to-home-price incongruities,” he said. Ottawa’s new fentanyl czar is tasked with coordinating intelligence-sharing and enforcement actions with U.S. agencies to disrupt fentanyl trafficking and related money laundering. Trudeau’s government has also pledged to designate cartels as terrorist organizations, a move that could have sweeping consequences for Canadian banks by exposing them to heightened U.S. financial scrutiny and enforcement actions. It remains to be seen what position Liberal Party leadership favourite Mark Carney—former Governor of the Bank of Canada (2008–2013) and the Bank of England (2013–2020), and a globally influential banker—will take on Canada’s ongoing struggles with financial crime and illicit capital flows. While the Bank of Canada does not oversee financial crime enforcement, Carney’s extensive experience in international financial regulation—gained through his roles involving oversight at global institutions such as the Bank for International Settlements and his active participation in forums on financial stability—suggests he could offer valuable insights into Canada’s banking vulnerabilities.

Canada has been fucking around and now they are going to find out

Bringing Canada under the US flag would benefit both parties in ways that no one is understanding. A united NorthAmerica would make us unchallengeable on the world stage, by military strength and economic power. Canada is not a bunch of libtards, don't be the deep states bitch.

“Canada has become a China Proxy” - Sam Cooper A summary of receipts…which are increasing day by day. More Canadians are waking up to the level of CCP infiltration in our democracy. x.com/shaunrickard67… x.com/cbcwatcher/sta… x.com/danelloydmp/st… x.com/tomtsec/status…

Dane Lloyd @DaneLloydMP

2 years ago

SHOCKING RCMP confirms that there are 4,000 separate organized crime groups operating in Canada. A substantial number of these are profiting from poisonous fentanyl. Justin Trudeau’s soft-on-crime policies have made Canada a destination for international drug traffickers.

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The Liberal establishment just pulled off the greatest hijack in history: ONE man will appoint 100 out of 105 senators. NONE of them elected by the people. Here's what Trudeau is hoping you don't notice:

“They look scared” - Why do establishment people like Obama look scared? @patrickbetdavid @sostalksmoney @VincentOshana @RealCandaceO

@FreedomFiveO Yuuuuup