Pierre Poilievre Is Lying To Your Face

[Dr Strangelove]

He should have long ago but better late than never.

[Dr Strangelove]

Nathan Cullen on Pierre Poilievre's future: "He's not known any other life than this. This has been his ambition and all he's known and what he's somewhat good at, what else is there? And for him to walk away, he's gonna have to get pushed. I mean really pushed. Like Justin Trudeau pushed."

How about punched? Would love to see him and JT spar. Make it ppv and have the funds go to the homeless.

[al_keda]

I would pay to see that.

[testerone]

What Nathan missed was that the sensible conservatives see that too and are abandoning ship cuz the loyal cultist nutjobs took over their party.

[Dr Strangelove]

“Pierre Poilievre was Housing Minister in Stephen Harper’s Conservative government, which allowed 800,000 affordable rental units to be sold off to corporate landlords and developers. Under Harper, the average home price in Canada went up 70%, and Poilievre refused to do anything about it.”

[Dr Strangelove]

What a fucking idiot.

[Dr Strangelove]

Fuel Tax Suspension: The video opens by noting that Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced a temporary suspension of the federal fuel excise tax on gasoline, diesel, and aviation fuel (0:00 - 0:17).
The Strategic Reserve Debate: The core of the video addresses why the narrator believes the push for a Canadian strategic oil reserve is misguided. He argues that:
Net Exporters vs. Importers: Unlike G7 nations that are net importers of oil—such as Japan, Germany, France, Italy, and the UK—Canada is a major oil producer and net exporter. Therefore, it does not face the same vulnerability to supply disruptions (3:03 - 5:29).
Logistical Reality: The narrator points out that Canada already produces roughly 5 million barrels of oil per day, functioning as its own continuous supply (2:45 - 3:00, 6:35 - 6:50). He also highlights that the country lacks the necessary pipeline and export infrastructure to suddenly redirect large quantities of stockpiled oil to the United States in an emergency (8:54 - 9:15).
Criticism of Opposition Leadership: Throughout the video, the narrator labels Pierre Poilievre's proposal as "clueless" or a "ridiculous, stupid idea," arguing that the government should not use taxpayer money to buy and store oil that is already being produced and sold by the industry (11:15 - 12:39).

pp wants a national energy program.

[Dr Strangelove]

[Dr Strangelove]

Election Rhetoric vs. Reality: The narrator disputes Pierre Poilievre's claims of a "record-smashing" electoral performance in 2025. By comparing vote counts to previous leaders like Stephen Harper, Andrew Scheer, and Erin O'Toole, the video contends that Poilievre failed to secure a victory despite higher total population numbers (0:50-3:47).

The Leadership Review Controversy: The video criticizes the 2026 Conservative leadership review, characterizing it as a "rigged" event where only 2,500 handpicked delegates were allowed to vote in person at a high cost. This is contrasted with the Liberal Party's 2025 leadership review, which allowed over 150,000 members to vote online, ultimately leading to Mark Carney's appointment (4:02-7:34).

Declining Electoral Support: The creator points to poor results in recent by-elections in ridings like Scarborough Southwest, University-Rosedale, and Terrebonne as evidence that the party is losing broad national appeal and alienating voters outside of its core base (7:41-8:46).

Strategic Missteps: The narrator suggests that by focusing solely on a base that resonates in Alberta and Saskatchewan, the party has failed to build a national coalition. Furthermore, the video argues that Mark Carney and the Liberals successfully employed a strategy of letting the Conservatives continue on their downward trajectory rather than intervening, a move the narrator admits to having initially misunderstood (11:47-13:40).

The country has unified in a time of war in a world ruled by tyrants. pp was always a poser but his incompetence has sealed the fate of the cons and they have no one to replace him with and no one with ambition to change course. They are all meek vibe influencers with no depth of convictions. Carney is the next Jean Chrétien.

[Dr Strangelove]