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Feb 3
Truth can hurt but without it we are lost. The federal CPC has abandoned their western independence minded grassroots base in favour of the laurentian game. They then cynically flew the flag of 'Unity' at their exclusive Calgary convention for the national delegation attending.
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Sydney Fizzard 🍁 retweeted
Apr 11
OSTRICH FARM UPDATE:
Today, @SydFizzard and I returned to the farm to capture the farmers and their supporters as they watch CBC’s “Ostrich Con” documentary.
Rebel News’ documentary, Culling the Cure is coming soon at:
CullingTheCure.com
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Apr 11
RT @RebelNewsOnline: 🚨 What Really Happened in Canada’s Ostrich Slaughter? | TRAILER
Rebel News releases the first look at 'Culling The Cu…
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83 % des Québécois s'opposent à l'augmentation des seuils d'immigration au Québec. Une majorité de 52 % souhaite même une réduction des seuils d’immigration, tant permanents que temporaires.
C’est ce que le sondage Léger de ce matin révèle, confirmant que le Parti Québécois est en phase avec la majorité des Québécois en ce qui a trait aux seuils d’immigration. La course à l'augmentation continuelle des seuils d'immigration est donc une erreur. Au contraire, pour une majorité de Québécois, la ligne a déjà été franchie et il est nécessaire de réduire les seuils.
Lorsque certains groupes demandent la naturalisation de tous les résidents temporaires, ils ignorent la volonté réelle des Québécois. Nous devons planifier l’immigration de manière intelligente afin de favoriser la réussite et l’intégration à la société d’accueil. Pour le débat entourant le PEQ, le Parti Québécois va respecter sa parole et prioriser le recrutement des immigrants économiques qui sont déjà chez nous, qui parlent français et qui sont en emploi.
On ne peut plus nier les impacts des seuils d’immigration sur la crise du logement, sur le déclin du français et sur notre capacité à livrer des services, c’est indéniable et ces impacts ont été démontrés dans de nombreuses études. Et les Québécois comprennent très bien cela. Affirmer que l'on souhaite une société où nos jeunes accèdent à la propriété, où le français progresse et où nous arrivons à soigner et éduquer tout le monde, y compris les immigrants, de manière digne, c'est la moindre des choses.
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Sydney Fizzard 🍁 retweeted
Feb 16
AVENGE THE OSTRICHES:
Today on 77 WABC Radio, I spoke with John Catsimatidis (@JCats2013) about our upcoming documentary investigating Canada’s $6.7 million slaughter of healthy ostriches in B.C.
More miniCAST shows:
wabcradio.com/episode/drea-h…
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Feb 14
Four years ago today the federal Liberal party, led at the time by Justin Trudeau, invoked the Emergencies Act against, and froze bank accounts of peaceful Freedom Convoy protesters. This was done immediately after the Coutts Blockade arrests. The 'Coutts 4' were smeared by the media and government as being violent extremists on the cusp of killing RCMP, and spent years behind bars. Charged with conspiracy to murder, a crime they were never convicted of, only recently have they all finally been released. Sacrificed at the altar of a government narrative that never was, in order to unleash war measures against Canadian citizens. This was the Liberals 2022 Valentines Day 'gift' to Canadians.
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This was Coutts last night, multiple arrests, containment zone was set up around Coutts, as a warrant was acted on by police. Will find out more information today.
Help the Coutts blockade supporters legal defence at TruckerLawyer.ca
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Trudeau honed in on Coutts when talking about invoking the Emergencies Act. Not 24 hours after the "Coutts 4" were arrested and charged with conspiracy did he invoke it, war measures against peaceful protesters across Canada. Not a single conviction of conspiracy was had!
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Sydney Fizzard 🍁 retweeted
Feb 12
Collecting signatures on Parliament hill!
Love it 🤠 #AlbertaIndependence
Feb 12
As an Albertan I never would have expected the opportunity to sign a petition, while on Parliament Hill, calling for a referendum on whether the province should leave Canada's confederation. Felt real good. Thanks @johnwtomkinson!
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Sydney Fizzard 🍁 retweeted
Feb 11
BREAKING BC MASS SHOOTING INTERVIEW
Listen to Tumbler Ridge Secondary parent describe the horror his kids endured. One lost 4 friends, another hid in a school closet with mass shooter Jesse Strang’s brother.
This interview is based on the parent’s account. RebelNews.com
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Sydney Fizzard 🍁 retweeted
Feb 12
One of the main lessons of the 2021 Nova Scotia shootings were that RCMP failed to release accurate public warnings, causing additional victims to be unaware a mass shooter was at large. Five years later, and the first RCMP alerts in Tumbler Ridge were to watch out for a "female."
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Sydney Fizzard 🍁 retweeted
Feb 12
Glad I could help!
Thousands of other canvasers are willing and able to help eligible Albertan electors have their voices heard, no matter where they are!
#AlbertaIndependence #StayFreeAlberta @stayfreealberta
Feb 12
As an Albertan I never would have expected the opportunity to sign a petition, while on Parliament Hill, calling for a referendum on whether the province should leave Canada's confederation. Felt real good. Thanks @johnwtomkinson!
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As an Albertan I never would have expected the opportunity to sign a petition, while on Parliament Hill, calling for a referendum on whether the province should leave Canada's confederation. Felt real good. Thanks @johnwtomkinson!
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Sydney Fizzard 🍁 retweeted
Feb 11
Delighted to meet up with @RebelNews_CA reporter @SydFizzard today on Parliament Hill in Ottawa and provide him with his opportunity to personally sign the referendum petition! Albertans are everywhere, and should have their voice heard wherever they are!
@stayfreealberta #StayFreeAlberta #AlbertaIndependence
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Sydney Fizzard 🍁 retweeted
Feb 10
Conservative MP Mike Dawson is turning down the April 1 MP pay raise.
What a hero.
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Sydney Fizzard 🍁 retweeted
Feb 10
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Feb 10
There's a funny contrast between how Liberals are responding to the US halting a bridge from Ontario to the US, and how they responded to the cancellation of Alberta's Keystone XL pipeline to the US.
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Feb 10
Why should these government employees have to work at all? Their pay was extracted from the rest of us through high taxes. Cut them loose and give Canadians a break.
Liberal MP asks government to reconsider return-to-office policy for public servants cp24.com/news/canada/2026/02…
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Feb 10
Honeslty, the only reasons I haven't left the shithole Canada has become is because I want the country to repair itself, & nostalgia. None of the federal parties have stepped up to make life better for Canadians. Liberals(including you now, Kenney) burn it down, NDP help, Bloc only cares about QC, and CPC says they'll help mitigate the smoke. Total loss. If I put my interests ahead of the country's, I'd be forced to leave.
It's blatantly obvious the Libs fueled the divide between Canada and the US for their election campaign, then ran with it. Burning the metaphorical bridge between us and the worlds greatest superpower, who just so happens to be our greatest friend, ally, and neighbour, all because they don't like Trump for not publically conforming to globalist tendencies.
This bleeds into political operatives like you villifying Canadians of altering perspectives. Guess you're not down with the CPC's "unity" agenda either, eh?
The more you talk, and the longer our country self-MAiD's, the more I respect Alberta's separation movement. At least they're trying to find a more prosperous way forward.
Feb 10
I see MAGA North is out in full force to blame Canada yet again.
They side with Trump in threatening to block a massive new bridge paid for by Canada that *Trump approved and accelerated* in 2017 because of:
- The Canada-China tariff deal that Trump approved of on January 15, saying: “That's what (Carney) should be doing. I mean, it's a good thing for him to sign a trade deal. If you can get a deal with China, you should do that, right?”
- And because of dairy quotas which Trump agreed to when he signed the USMCA in 2020, calling it “the biggest and best trade agreement in history.”
And yet somehow these Canadians find a way to blame Canada.
These are the kind of stooges that Trump had in mind when he said in 2016 “I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody, and I wouldn't lose any voters, OK?”
If they hate Canada this much, why don’t they make asylum claims in the US, and put themselves at the tender mercies of ICE?
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Feb 10
Apologies for mispelling, doing other things more important than squabble with disenfranchised politicians atm
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Feb 10
There's a funny contrast between how Liberals are responding to the US halting a bridge from Ontario to the US, and how they responded to the cancellation of Alberta's Keystone XL pipeline to the US.
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Feb 10
And for the record, I do still love Canada, it's an incredible place with incredible people, but I'd be a fool to ignore our present realities.
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Sydney Fizzard 🍁 retweeted
Feb 9
BREAKING: The ag tribunal just tossed a $10K CFIA fine against Universal Ostrich Farms
This raises questions about whether the quarantine order they used was lawful
Watch Katie break the news as I land in NYC while filming our doc investigating the “cull.”
OstrichFarmDocumentary.com
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