It doesn't matter natives don't like steel toe boots😅😅😅

The money to reserves go straight to the chief and there is nothing saying the chief has to spend any of that money on the reserve or its people..

@kurtperner4665 on many reserves, the Chief and his or her family get all the financial benefits, big house, snowmobiles, water skis atvs, and boats. While so many live in squalor and poverty. Any attempts to audit have been rejected, of course. Not one dime of taxpayers' money should be given until a proper job of accounting is done. Whether they like it or not.

@@rontyler1234 Agree

The people on reserves that live in poverty and hardship Should have stayed in school, get a job and work for life. Not want a hand out from the chief.

The indigenous are just as corrupt.

Same 10 years when the CAD dollar was stronger than the USD haha, if someone still suffered during that time was due to one of two reasons: they suck at money or they were not Canadian citizens.

@@tylerdurden8378 literally everyone was doing fine under harper, anyone young go ask your parents if they even thought about politics when he was in, they didnt because everything was running fine

​@@Unknown-us3iiDude, CAN surpassing USD was a blip here and there - never a lasting change. You make it sound like it hit and stayed above for a meaningful amount of time, but it never did. CAN has pretty much always been worth roughly 75% of USD. Check your stats.

@@piotrkosztirko438 stats say CAD was stronger than USD during that time period, and when you say "You make it sound like" that's YOUR opinion mate, if you wanna know what I think I'm right here for you to ask... I don't care if it was one second or one year, CAD was stronger than USD at that time period, it is a fact just like today at 4:30pm it was 4:30pm...

@Unknown-us3ii I'm happy to hear that you're so devoted to theory and facts ... But let's not forget the practical dimension. The loonie being above the US dollar for 1 second makes no practical difference (for example). And while we're on the topic: before he was elected as Prime Minister, Harper applied to MRU in Calgary, AB to lecture in the Econ department. He wasn't hired because of his lack of knowledge, and yet he went on to get elected as PM on the basis of his supposed "fiscal policy" (a Conservative that's as empty [meaningless] as your assertion above). So ... Thanks for the laugh 🙂 Facts 🤷‍♂️

And working

She should've confronted him on real isses, for instance, how he wants the Indian act abolished, that's a real issue to speak on, instead she speaks on non issues. She is likely so fooled that she believes the abolishment of the Indian act would be a good thing

Want to switch lifestyles? If it is as simple as stop crying and start trying, let's take all your wealth and status and swap your lifestyle with a 20-year old Indigenous kid growing up on a remote Reserve. See how you do. Get crackin' bud and don't drink alcohol or get depressed. Just work hard and pull yourself up by your bootstraps.

@@coolioso808 Sounds like a great start !

@@natewilliams2412 Oh good, so you'll sign up to take on the challenge? Shall we find a swap mate on remote Reserve that will switch with you and we can film it as a reality show to show you really mean it and aren't just being bombastic? Then, when you successfully prove the haters wrong, you show that you can go from rags to riches with hard work and determination no matter what lifestyle or social circumstance you've been put it, you'll write a book about it, it'll go international best seller and you'll be beloved by many. You can then easily run for leadership of a party, rally the troops, win the election and be Prime Minister that Canada that the people can be proud of. Do it, bud! If you believe you can do it, nobody can stop you.

Weird how the most important issues for FNs are just coincidentally the exact same things that campus Marxists and the WEF think are the most important issues...

isn't that what those "10 worst years under Harper" were about?

If Ottawa turns $$$ taps off and gives First Nation's and Indigenous what they have been wanting for decades, to fully govern themselves, that possibly scares the crap out of a few Indigenous individuals that know their local peoples councils and their members, will screw it up. 😢😢

@@mickeyandres2651 you should read a book for the first time.

personal responsibility is utterly foreign to native. They've been living off grievance handouts since Canada was formed. How long are Canadians expected to pay for these people?

Greed.

@@justinberber9848 you clearly know nothing about the subject

It's what they're used to and have no intention of changing.

Beg for more alcohol

@@Vincent-vn7xo Hardly an FN specific issue.

Tired of them playing the victim card.

@@Vincent-vn7xoJesus you do realize that indigenous people aren’t the only people struggling with alcohol right lol

They won't because that involves ........work.....oh I said it

Somebody needed to say it. ​@@Ashoud_Anobetah

Everyone know it.

Well most of our chiefs are just as bad as the government a lot of them embezzle funds and take unnecessary trips to smuggle drugs into the community as well. This isn’t news to anyone that lives on reserve.

Because they are oppressed and get no representation.

They are of about the same calibre as most of the elected women in the federal government.

He was also part of the bad treatments they received Conservative are all about the hate

But he doesn’t talk about it………

@@highmedic2351there are much bigger and more important problems in Canada and the world right now. People are overpaying for everything, taxes are high, Homelessness, drugs, criminals and ww3 could breakout at any moment!

@@kinotroikgames2818 hahahahaha.......you go ahead and preach that on a reserve

yes and NDP, they support NDP so they support liberals.

He only wants their votes he will not do anything for them say what he thinks they want hear

I've never seen a gay eagle

Very telling you focus on gays and not anything else she said.

@@LalaWatches how so?

Never happy...

PP was a part of that he also help shut down the Veteran Centers and people think he give a F about them also people should look up what they did to CCP people should just do their homework then they would know all they need to know about the Conservative

Its absurd. Forever victims for forever money.

during their lives obviously……….

@@highmedic2351 She specifically used the word ever. Plus, she looks to be older than 27 and the residential schools were shut down in 1997 so even then how could she say the Harper government was the worst time in their lives?

@@randomhandle253 in their lives ever

They don't.

@@FNWild Yeah... They don't contribute anything to the rest of the country, so why do they think they're entitled to billions of dollars of taxpayer money via the racist redistribution of wealth based on their skin tone?

@@FNWild If they don't think they're entitled to it, why do they keep demanding it?

@@FNWild you just heard them doing it.

You are speaking of the MPs, like Pierre, making upwards of $180,000 a year, right? They make $100,000 more than the average Canadian worker including nurses, construction workers, truckers and food service workers. Clearly, Pierre, fiscal conservative that he is would call for a big cut to those bloated salaries out of principle of them making way too much more than real hard working Canadians, right?

or maybe it actually does?

he never talks about any of those things

exactly! like these people need to stop acting so stupid 😂

Yeah, he knows about them, he knows how he'll ignore the issues he doesn't care about if he gets into power. Harper sucked as PM for Indigenous people and Pierre would be bad too. Pierre worked under Haper as Housing Minister. You know how much social housing he added? ZERO. Yep, and now he's a millionaire partly from being involved in private real estate speculation. You think he's gonna care about Indigenous people having housing as a right, backed by Federal funding, if needed? He wouldn't even do that for white Canadians when he had the power to.

@@MsKorm Conservatives are historically bad at addressing poor and working class issues. Period. But mainstream political parties across the boards aren't great either, mostly paying lip service. Look at the policies for which ones are most progressive and then push them to be even better than that because they aren't set up to help us, they are influenced by big money. New systems are needed if we want a healthy, sustainable future.

Why should taxpayers keep funding this perpetual blame on the first settlers that tried to lift them out of poverty and Providing education?...

@@Ashoud_Anobetah The "Sixties Scoop" policies are only being fixed now, and the last Residential School was only closed in the 90's. I'm only in my 30's and I was part of the policy of specifically adopting indigenous babies to non-indigenous families.

So, what’s the fix? What do you want and need to heal?

@@Ironknuckle100 For everyone to shut up and go back to being awesome.

Do the history of what has happened from the beginning. People are all driven by greed its gross. I work on site and I pay taxes and am proud of my culture, past and ancestors. The government makes money whenever they help the natives.

Go back to 2013. Kwikwetlem FN chief Ron Giesbrecht charged nearly 1 MILLION for his 'services' to the 81 member band. No skills or education is required to be a chief or councilor. It made the news so, it's not a secret.

I'll preface this that I'm indigenous and have my own grievances about my band not having anything available to me as an off-reserve member, and having serious problems contacting them. That being said, the money comes from a resource-sharing account that comes from the extraction of resources on treatied territory. Why would one nation audit another nation about their half of the resources which they all agreed to in a treaty?

Your entire comment is a "misconception"! First of all, the very same CONSERVATIVES that want an audit of Indigenous, regarding money that is LEGALLY THEIRS, refuse to prove to the Federal government that they're properly spending health transfers, housing transfers, and infrastructure transfers! Furthermore, the money given to Indigenous is a result of "TREATIES" signed by our government, and their leaders! It is a LEGAL OBLIGATION, not a hand out as you people always want to portray! In fact, I'm pretty sure that ALL governments have lost EVERY single court case surrounding these treaties, these LEGAL OBLIGATIONS!!

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Yeah they've been freeloading for far too long. They're treated like children, time for them to grow up ;)

They were living like savages before we built cities, dams, all types of things they were avoiding because "but Meh TRIIIBE!"

Are they allowed to buy land?

@@Wack373 Of course they're allowed to buy land. They're allowed to do anything all other Canadians are allowed to do.

@@Wack373 Of course they are allowed to buy land.

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​@@gee-ld4ysthen go and give them your land title then. Don't forget to pay them rent for the privilege of being a guest in their country.

A lot of the aggressive government hatred "questions" come from drilled family subconscious hate.

Actually, as well as factually, the crown hasn't paid their full annuities, which is contractually obligated per the Treaties, to certain First Nations people across Canada. There are many FN lawsuits against the crown as this reply is being posted.

@@MsKorm I said "annuities" and not "taxes" those are two different things. You are not making any sense, please reframe your answer.

@@joemacdonald6312 Correct. Also, for the original poster, I am not on a rez and I do pay taxes. On a rez, I also pay taxes - to the first nation I'm interacting with. They're treatied nations, why would I have to pay Canadian taxes when I'm on another nation's (treatied with Canada) land?

That's not my father, and neither is that priest.

@@FNWild cool.

@@FNWild Yet they pay for your education and exempt you from taxes along with multiple other benifits. Which is fine; what do you expect though. There's already been compensation sent out to the each victim of residential schools along with the aboriginal government. Don't get me wrong it was a horrible injustice , but the 𝘢𝘣𝘶𝘴𝘦 that went on in said schools was illegal none the less and wasn't mandated by the government an ROC either . and yet what more can be done at do at this point about it. Its been 30 yrs since the last one shut down. down in the southern states the there where blacks that where still in peonage up until the 1940's- 1950's, which was also illegal activity. Its not brought up at every rally down there nor where any of them recompansated victims. Why dwell on the past?

@@AP-gq9cy They didnt just round up natives and put them in those schools, they also rounded up the poor, especially the Irish...

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Try making at least a modicum of sense.

@@Guitarisforgrins sorry you only understand liberal dribble.. you➡️🤤🧟‍♂️

Look into the stats on Beryl. It is breaking so many records. Of course hurricanes aren't something new, things in life are this thing called nuanced

@@_S-T-S_ The only thing you said that is remotely correct is when you mentioned "I'm confused" That much is clear.

Yes, however First Nations Leadership often gets the run around when it comes to dealing with the Federal government and the territorial governments.

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The only voices against was someone who wants to run Canada 🇨🇦 but won't run for election. So it seems fairly obvious they are running for election in their communities and Canada 🇨🇦 be damned. Reconciliation requires 2 participants. Not 1 with demands.

@@georgehiotis oh I guess u weren’t around for Greta the 12 year old girl who labeled all your tree hugging efforts climate change is whether it changes

I'll provide some information which can be accessed online and with some reading at the Ontario and Canadian government websites, for over 173 years the Crown has failed to increase the contractually obligated $4 per year annuities to certain First Nations as stated in certain First Nation Treaties throughout Canada, especially when the Crown and provinces made billions since that time from natural resources such as timber and precious metals. When fellow Canadians are not paid what they are legally owed and take it to court, why can't First Nations do the same?

@joemacdonald6312 Never said they couldn't. Why do they receive benefits from OAS, Child Tax Credit, and other benefits never mentioned in any treaty because they didn't exist at the time. Being a sovereign nation means taking care of your own, not expecting taxpayers to do it for you. Why should we pay for fighting forest fires on native lands? I no longer want reconciliation at any cost. I find your own efforts lacking.

​@@glenngray675 I see that you are totally uneducated on First Nation history, but that is not a bad thing considering that most fellow Canadians are in the same boat on that matter. The one big mistake that you and others make is thinking and/or believing that most First Nations are sovereign, except for the ones with unceded lands.

​@@glenngray675Because if you go back in your agreements to comoensate them for you breaking treaties, then every nation on the planet who interacts with Canada or trades with Canada will massively reduce their interactions with Canada because nobody trusts a treaty breaker.

@@joemacdonald6312 I'm not the one using the term consistently. I realize some have treaties amd so.e tribes don't. Why they are being treated the same is questionable? Why they all.want the best parts of everyone else's treaties is not appropriate. The only consistency is the love of taxpayer funding.

That just...isn't true? We had a whole multi-million dollar inquiry into the murders and disappearances. Just do a little work and read the report man. A serial killer was sentenced to life in prison to day literally targeted Indigenous women because their deaths often go unreported and uninvestigated, it was part of his MO.

And you are?

Sometimes people don't like the facts when they're not what they want them to be.

Source your information

@@clydemifflin3600 What facts? The ones this guy pulled out of the air?

Guess what you can do with the apple 😂😂😂

say goodbye to CPP

Well that was easy. Wow, no further questions for the career politician, millionaire elite Pierre and his party a good year and half before a Federal election? Pierre is lucky to have supporters like you.

How do you feel about the fact that when PP and Harper were in office before that they left you and your family at risk of illness or death by removing all the safe water regulations across Canada to allow their fracking donors to make billions?

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Here are some facts you may not know. Canada’s carbon-tax began in 2007 when Alberta's majority PC gov't created a carbon levy. In 2008 the Harper gov't (including Poilievre) called carbon trading a “key part” of their emissions plan and campaigned on a cap and trade system. But now in campaign mode, they want you to forget that this was their idea so they can blame Trudeau. Non-partisan economists agree that the carbon rebate is the most cost effective solution to reducing emissions and address climate change, and just one tool of many that need to be deployed. JT has asked for alternative solutions. The Cons say "Sell more LNG, it's Common Sense." But that's insane! The world has to get off fossil fuels now. Big Oil has been stalling reduction and pushing growth for 50 years, but the weaning period is over. How much will groceries cost after mega-drought arrives and everything cooks under heat-domes? How much will housing cost when the houses burn down from uncontrollable wildfires and are flooded and flattened by monster hurricanes? Can't you see that worrying about pennies today (3 cents/L) will not take care of the dollars of tomorrow (our very existence)?

Yeah Pierre has talked climate change and 'technology' like nuclear which is super expensive and still generates nuclear waste that has to be stored somewhere. Where do you suppose they should store it, your backyard? Pierre didn't mention that there is 100% wind, water, solar and geothermal potential for clean, renewable energy with technology that exists today and can be much more localized and easily implemented than nuclear.

@@coolioso808education on nuclear program yourself and the facts are it is and has become almost 100 percent efficient there is almost no waste at this point and storage is about mature management

@@coolioso808you know ALL of the nuclear waste ever produced by every country since the 1940’s could be stored inside a building the size of a standard Walmart

​@PEJK6771 I love how they talk about not using oil, but not one person can come up with another viable alternative. Just saying "stop doing this!" With no understanding of what that would actually take to accomplish. Too many sheeple

I also wondered how that is fair, possible or even provable? It was a bit much

Or she is the hereditary chief and the section 35 rights holder.

Those two girls were very rude and left

What the hell are you blabbering about?

In other words she's where the money went.

@@famousforever8556 You are absolutely right when you say people who can provide solutions. However, that is not Polievre. He criticizes and yells and blames. Where are his solutions?

Where are the solutions coming from from within this group of first Nations leaders? What are their plans? Have they submitted anything other then demands for more money? 😂 This FN assembly gets funded 58 millions dollars a year​ and yet they bicker amongst themselves and blame others instead of working for their childrens future and not their own egos @@lucmc9477

@@MegaMech well put ..'mess if a load' all right.....they really work at it, don't they? Anything but move forward...

@@Eirene-vw1dt I don't want to use the words 'paid actor' but when they literally hit every liberal talking point imaginable it really makes it look like they're not representing Indigenous people but rather representing the liberal party.

@@MegaMech it's ingenuous, 100%. I mean they identify as 'professional victims' so therefore goes to follow that Liberals may well provide the biggest handouts.

They're not, it's just a bunch of Liberal talking points disguised as policy questions.

@@MegaMech Weird how what FNs need most is apparently for all of the Liberal/NDP platform to be enacted. Clean drinking water? Never heard of it.

That would be the thieving Castreau/NDP clowns who kept First Nations on idle for decades 💯

Be happy they had somewhere to run.

Agree

Your argument is not completely sound. I'll provide some information which can be accessed online and with some reading at the Ontario and Canadian government websites, for over 173 years the Crown has failed to increase the contractually obligated $4 per year annuities to certain First Nations as stated in certain First Nation Treaties throughout Canada, especially when the Crown and provinces made billions since that time from natural resources such as timber and precious metals. When fellow Canadians are not paid what they are legally owed and take it to court, why can't First Nations do the same?

@@MsKorm How am I a "Chronic victim"? Also, my parents were born and raised in Canada.

Don't expect much or critique Pierre and the Cons, just believe them and support them, be a good easy voter. That's what Pierre likes. The easy voters who don't expect much from him other than he's not Trudeau. It is curious that fiscal conservative Pierre never talks about reducing the bloated MP salaries of over $180,000 a year, a good $100,000 more than the Canadian worker average. Hmm, is that because he's a hypocrite? Or a liar? Maybe both. But he does want that sweet, sweet PM pay raise. He's only worth about 5 million dollars, so c'mon, he a low level rich guy. He's probably embarrassed when he hangs out with his donors who are big time private real estate tycoons who are multi-multi-millionaires or billionaires.

Poilieve's accomplishments in 20 years as MP: - Voted against same-sex marriage and trans-gender rights - Voted to reopen the abortion debate - Voted against measures to make homes more affordable - Made it clear he’s willing to use the notwithstanding clause to override Canadians’ Charter rights - Told Indigenous residential school survivors they needed to learn the value of hard work instead of receiving compensation - Fought against workers to make it harder for them to unionize - As housing minister, built zero new apartments, supported zero co-ops, and built just six affordable housing units - Made it harder for half a million Canadians to vote through the Fair Elections Act - Qualified for his pension at 31 while raising the retirement age from 65 to 67 - Promoted volatile cryptocurrencies to “opt-out” of inflation - Campaigned to defund the CBC and Radio-Canada - Blocked a free trade agreement with Ukraine, that would benefit Canadian businesses who want to participate in Ukraine’s economic reconstruction and recovery from Russia’s illegal invasion - Voted against cannabis legalization - Voted against a one time grocery rebate to help Canadians through the peak of Covid and related supply chain price increases - Refuses to denounce endorsements from American far-right conspiracy theorists - Hangs out with far-right extremist groups with connections to Diagolon - Voted against a national school food program, against giving all low-income students a $2000 Learning Bond, and against expanding student loan forgiveness to more essential health and social support workers - Voted against minimum wage - Voted against increasing provincial health care transfers to keep pace with growth, and against speeding up Canada Disability Benefit payments - Was kicked out of the House of Commons for unparliamentary behaviour, personal attacks, and name-calling - Voted for deregulation of mortgage insurance which made Canada vulnerable to the 2008 Financial Crisis and cost Canadians their 300,000 jobs - From 2006-2015, oversaw the worst economy & jobs creation performance of any Canadian govt since WWII, 800,000 affordable homes were lost as the price of housing went up 60% - Endorsed eliminating capital gains taxes to further enrich the ultra-wealthy - Clawed back military pensions for injured soldiers and closed 9 Veterans Affairs offices across Canada - Promoted Islamophobia by saying that Syrian refugees posed a threat to security, and voted against an anti-Islamophobia motion after the mass murder of Quebec Muslims, was a speaker at a Yellow Vest anti-immigration rally, attended a fundraiser for FluTruxClan in support of the Ottawa convoy protest, and uses white supremacist dog whistle rhetoric like “Reclaim what's yours”, “Take Back Canada”, and called the carbon tax a tar baby in need of a paternity test and used the n-word in Parliament - Tagged hundreds of his KZfaq videos with the hashtag "MGTOW" ("Men Going Their Own Way"), targeting followers of a misogynistic incel movement - Spent $1 Billion on security for the 3-day 2010 G20 summit in Toronto, where 1,105 arrests were made - the largest mass arrest in Canadian history. - Lied about plans to make groceries more affordable while his top strategy advisor is a lobbyist for Loblaws - Voted for a $1.4 Billion tax break for oil companies and slashed childcare spending by $1.2 Billion pay for it - Turned a blind eye to the 200% increase in opioid-related deaths while he was in government - Was accused by former a Conservative Prime Minister of being “a liar and a hate-monger.” - Claimed to be "Libertarian-minded," like his mentor Stephen Harper - Saw Alberta gas prices increase 33% during his 8 years in government, compared to a 30% increase during Trudeau's 8 years in government - Attacked Elections Canada for investigating the Conservatives in-and-out campaign spending scandal that ripped off Canadians for $780,000 - Said he would limit MPs to two terms, although he has now had seven - Mocked Prime Minister Trudeau's teaching career, even though the only job he ever had was a call centre collections agent - Staged an "Axe the Tax" campaign of distraction over a rebatable 17¢ climate initiative as the oil companies broke records with over $50 Billion in annual profit - Called for a non-confidence vote on PM Trudeau, but got no support outside his own party - Got a $3 million image makeover including contact lenses, makeup and a girdle, and removed his personal profile from the WEF website - Gave out the address of a Niagara Falls waitress and called her 1 1/2 storey house a tiny little shack, while living in the public owned 34-room Stornaway mansion with a private chef, butler and chauffeur - Increased his net worth to $25 Million while holding public office -- Remember HARPER'S RECESSION? Lost my job and house when Harper (and Poilievre!) deregulated mortgage insurance and brought the Great Recession to Canada in 2008. In 2006 they doubled gov't backing of private insurers to $200 Billion and invited doomed US lenders like AIG to "innovate" the previously well-protected Canadian market, which forced CMHC to also insure terrible mortgages, which caused the price of housing to peak even higher than the US. Now the Conservatives want us to forget what a stupid mess they made last time they were in charge, under Harper who was supposed to be an economist. Now libertarian Poilievre wants to really burn the place down. Before that Mulroney destroyed the economy and it took the libs 9 years to get our AAA credit rating restored. Without Covid, or Trump, or mass migration, so I'll give Trudeau the time he needs to fix things, and do my best to keep Conservatives as far away as possible from the wheel. They claim to be financially savvy, but they are just reckless, now more than ever. --

@@talktothehandreviews Nice to hear an objective non-partisan description...I take it that you are not a Conservative supporter?

​@@talktothehandreviewsHey, talk to the hand

Look at that you are against the rich because they are the one percent . Indigenous people make up 5% of the population.

Educate yourself

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I'd rather have actions then apologies.

WHAT PROPER PLANNING? The last time PP was in office he and Harper removed all the safe water regulations across Canada so their FRACKING DONORS could reap billions while Canadian's health like YOURS was put at risk of illness or death. Do you want my long list of PP's accomplishments?

@@lesliejsmith9987only way to move forward

Hereditary vs elected, eternal victims, apologize with money, wealth of chiefs....

This!!! This is why so many reserves are in disrepair!! Yet their chefs have second home outside of their community! They support themselves and their close family. Everyone else gets welfare handouts. 😢

Be nice to have the same kind of accounting for the government expenditure. Not just nice - we need better accounting.

Survivors, imagine that.

@@FNWild Survivors of what?

It's like male-pattern baldness, but it involves billions of wasted tax dollars and a lot of crying.

Same!!!!

I'll provide some information which can be accessed online and with some reading at the Ontario and Canadian government websites, for over 173 years the Crown has failed to increase the contractually obligated $4 per year annuities to certain First Nations as stated in certain First Nation Treaties throughout Canada, especially when the Crown and provinces made billions since that time from natural resources such as timber and precious metals. When fellow Canadians are not paid what they are legally owed and take it to court, why can't First Nations do the same?

@@joemacdonald6312 they lost and need to move on. That's how the world works back in that era. A lot of countries won their independence by going to war and fighting. These natives are lazy and lost.

You think he will get away from wef? The whole world complied without question and zero resistance. To truly believe this one individual politician can stop them is SILLY

@@carpentryfirst3048 To actually think the WEF is a big deal... Get off the Joe Rogan podcasts kiddo...

@@Guitarisforgrins I genuinely don't know what you're trying to say. Take a breath, read your comment over and come back to me with a literate sentence please. Also, I make more money than your father so please have some respect on here

@@carpentryfirst3048 Yeah, you probably do, since my father is dead. Also, if you think you deserve respect because you make money... I got news for ya... You don't. Honestly, the fact you brought up making money just seems so pathetic.

@@Guitarisforgrins you called me kiddo. I raise three sons, a Malinois and I have a gorgeous wife whom I love with a passion. My level of income is attributed to my level of success which is attributed to the hard work and dedication I have put in. It's deserving of more respect than to be called kiddo

I didn’t even know until a couple months ago that they never found bodies. They just used LiDAR, scanned the ground and found “anomalies” in most cases ended up being rocks.

@@PEJK6771just outside Winnipeg, there’s a landfill that they are convinced houses the bodies of many of their missing women. They demand piles of money be spent to excavate. When it wasn’t happening, they became a bother to the employees. Eventually, they had to place security there 24/7. It’s wild.

@@PEJK6771 Everyone who came and went to a residential school is accounted for, including students that passed away both at, and away, from the school. By the mid 20th century, a lot of these schools had former students in administrative positions. Multiple people spoke out about it and were cancelled. It was immediately obvious there were no mass graves, the National Post did a big story on the topic a day after the original press release and debunked the whole thing.

It should be said that the people who did the scans were very clear that they had no proof that it was mass graves and didn't endorse that as factual. Nonetheless the usual culprits spun the tail of this being mass graves.

they also fail to talk about the fact that from the 70's Onward, parents voluntarily brought their own children to attend the schools. Yes, there were some abuses... but, it wasn't a compete system of depravity and torture, like we're meant to accept as the narrative. 🤔

@@TJD900 I don't trust anyone that listens to Nicki Minaj or Imagine Dragons

truth

He didn't forget anything. Expecting him to address everything in an opening statement is unrealistic. He allowed everyone to bring up their concerns. If he failed to address them after that, then people can complain, but not before. He did well in my opinion.

@@famousforever8556 Considering Canada's reputation on the world stage currently, the inflation rate, the amount of Canadians fleeing the country, the amount of those who came here regretting it openly and even claiming "they were tricked" into coming here........ *in your opinion, how has he done so far as a leader to Canada* ? And if you think he's done WELL, explain with examples HOW he has done well, in your viewpoint?

I watched the video too, there was nothing nice said about the Liberals by these people.

They forget a lot of things if you don't bring it up.

You will find no problem solvers in Canadian federal politics. I see ZERO leaders of any political parties that have problem solving skills, deep scientific respect and knowledge and a history of themselves helping the poor, working class and challenged people of our nation. Photo ops don't count. Pierre has spent 20 years in government, was Housing Minister under Harper and approved zero units of social housing. Great guy! Yet he's become a millionaire in part from private real estate speculation. Follow the money that's where you'll who these guys work for. It isn't the poor or working class Canadians who they pay lip service to. Real change NEVER comes from politicians. They only change if the people pressure them to support sustainable, healthy and just policies that the people are already doing through co-ops, mutual aid and social organizations. People need to organize, educate and agitate better. Politicians won't be solving anything. And right wing Conservatives or neoLiberals will be the last to really help.

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If you are really a First Nations elder, how are you so ignorant of all the extremely anti-First Nations things little PP has said throughout his career?

Agree, doing the same thing over and over again and expecting something different is insanity

Red or orange hair is not in the genetics, there was some Norse involvement many years ago in eastern Canada which would make many not 100%.

i work on a few reserves to logging and they dont want to work ,they want welfare or hand outs .

No you didn't.

We drive and deliver up north on the winter roads. I see a lot. 😮

I'll provide some information which can be accessed online and with some reading at the Ontario and Canadian government websites, for over 173 years the Crown has failed to increase the contractually obligated $4 per year annuities to certain First Nations as stated in certain First Nation Treaties throughout Canada, especially when the Crown and provinces made billions since that time from natural resources such as timber and precious metals. When fellow Canadians are not paid what they are legally owed and take it to court, why can't First Nations do the same?

Which bands did you work for?

Work? Hahah gl

PP will stop the program put in place by Trudeau to clean up the water on Reserves. The work has been started and must continue. PP is not the man to do the work. He is al talk and bluster. Inflation? That is thanks to good old corporate greed - the people PP is running to support.

The unemployment rate is about the average of the last 25 years.... 🙄

Even though inflation dropped from 8.1% in 2022 to its target rate of 2.8% in 2024, grocery and oil companies (some of PP's biggest donors) continue to price gouge working Canadians to pad their own record breaking profits and executive bonuses, while Poilievre blames the Liberal gov't. His top advisor is a Lobbyist for Loblaw's! Canada has the lowest Deficit-to-GDP ratio of the G7 nations, and the highest possible AAA credit rating that represents exceptional trustworthiness and the lowest risk of default. Canada's economy is doing fine and getting better.. Plus, as Canada's energy tech capital, Alberta's moratoriums on solar and wind have also stifled large scale business investment. However, Canadian workers’ incomes have been steadily growing since 2000 and the economy is growing at a reliable pace. And the Trudeau gov't is doing a good job of securing strong trade policies with high growth nations like Vietnam and the Phillipines.

@@Guitarisforgrinsyeah but it's all imported 'people' from India who have the jobs, not _real_ Canadians who were born and raised here

Makes you wonder where the money really is?🤔 And why they can't dish it out!???

Yeah... that's the business model. They've been doing it for 100 years.

Didn't he run out the back door?

If that's the case then you've lost too.

@@FNWild probably, but I live in part of the country that will take 100 years to develop anywhere near to a major city/have major city issues.

Agreed

I'll provide some information which can be accessed online and with some reading at the Ontario and Canadian government websites, for over 173 years the Crown has failed to increase the contractually obligated $4 per year annuities to certain First Nations as stated in certain First Nation Treaties throughout Canada, especially when the Crown and provinces made billions since that time from natural resources such as timber and precious metals. When fellow Canadians are not paid what they are legally owed and take it to court, why can't First Nations do the same?

At least they get an apology. This government has had the gall to invite Ukrainians to stay here when they can't and won't even apologise for putting their countrymen in labour camps in Northern Ontario and elsewhere after WWI. They demolished the site at Kapuskasing, and the statue erected as a memorial was commissioned by descendants of the prisoners. It's shameful.

Them two are pro humus

Nothing you just said made any sense.

You can't satisfy the unsatisfiable.