Pierre Poilievre Is Lying To Your Face

[Dr Strangelove]

Can’t unsee it

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The Outfit: Poilievre was widely mocked online for wearing a satin cowboy-style outfit while delivering a speech, with many comparing his look to Colonel Homer from The Simpsons (0:19–0:21, 3:45–4:05).
Warrior Culture Rhetoric: Poilievre stated, "We will re-instill a warrior culture, not a woke culture," a phrase the host identifies as being borrowed from Pete Hegseth, a former Trump administration official (0:53–1:12, 4:56–5:03).
Critique of Policy Alignment: The host argues that Poilievre is aligning himself with unpopular political figures. The video highlights Hegseth’s low approval ratings, particularly following his support for a US-Israeli military offensive against Iran that resulted in significant civilian casualties (6:26–7:19).
Polling Woes: The video concludes by presenting recent polling data showing Poilievre is currently underwater with all demographics, suggesting that his adoption of this specific brand of political rhetoric is not resonating with the public (7:56–8:45).

[Dr Strangelove]

Conservative MP Dean Allison discusses call for inquiry into COVID-19 vaccines – July 9, 2026

[testerone]

How about a short description if content for those of us who just aren't gonna sign up to X or some other site?

[Dr Strangelove]

It's doesn't show?
You shouldn't have to use X at all to see the post. Would love to use another social media but the sources that are worth following don't tend to post on non US-social media platforms. Bluesky and nebula won't even show up as media links. If I can find it i will post the youtube of it but most times that isn't an option.

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Cochrane: "This week when they announced the subs, your party put out a statement calling it a fake announcement. So everything is meaningless and everything is fake ... If you bid on a house and your bid is accepted, there's still work to do before it's finalized. But it's real. It's not fake."

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Key developments mentioned:

Financial Confidence: Foreign investors recently purchased a record amount of Canadian federal bonds, signaling global trust in Canada's long-term economic stability (1:00-1:53).
Trade Success: Canada achieved its strongest trade surplus in four years ($4.24 billion in May), demonstrating that the country is diversifying its customer base and reducing dependency on Washington (2:12-3:12).
Strategic Alliances: Canada has launched free trade negotiations with Türkiye to open corridors into Europe, the Middle East, and Central Asia (3:15-4:58).
Defense Leadership: Canada is leading a new 9-nation NATO defense bank headquartered in the country, aiming to finance critical security infrastructure (5:07-6:25).
Military Procurement: Canada announced its largest military procurement in history, selecting Germany to supply up to 12 long-range submarines for improved Arctic and North Atlantic operations (7:04-8:26).
International Agreements: Mark Carney secured 13 commercial agreements with Saudi Arabia worth over $1 billion, covering sectors like technology, mining, and infrastructure (8:29-9:37).
The video concludes that Canada is in the midst of a "permanent realignment," moving from a country that merely manages its relationship with the United States to one that actively shapes its own global alliances (9:38-10:30).

Military Procurement & Submarines (0:00 - 1:47): The video discusses Canada's historic contract with Germany and Norway to acquire 12 new submarines. This is highlighted as a strategic move to work with international partners while decreasing reliance on the United States. Additionally, it notes a $800 million missile contract with the Norwegian firm Kongsberg for the Royal Canadian Air Force.
"Buy Canadian" Policy (4:42 - 6:30): The creator emphasizes that the Carney government is shifting procurement rules to prioritize Canadian suppliers by default, aiming to move away from the historical trend of spending a large portion of the military budget in the U.S.
Trade with Japan (6:32 - 8:40): The video highlights a successful trade mission to Japan, resulting in over $1 billion in commercial agreements focused on critical minerals, aimed at reducing dependence on China. A further $400 million investment in a British Columbia smelter is also noted as part of this broader strategy.
Political Context (1:34 - 4:40): The creator strongly criticizes the Conservative Party and leader Pierre Poilievre for labeling these government announcements as "fake." The video features a clip of a Conservative MP being pressed by a reporter on this characterization, which the host uses to argue that the opposition is intentionally misrepresenting the standard procurement process as a way to spread negative spin.
Summary of Stance
The creator concludes that these initiatives are evidence of the government heading in the right direction. He argues that while large-scale international deals take time to finalize, the government is effectively "setting the stage" for Canadian businesses to thrive and for the economy to benefit from reciprocal investments.

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Performative Politics: The video highlights his recent "workout" content and suggests it is a forced attempt to mimic figures like RFK Jr. and Donald Trump (1:08-1:21, 2:32-2:44).
Career Background: The hosts critique his long-term tenure as a career politician, questioning his ability to relate to "common folk" (1:26-1:46).
The "Parachute" Controversy: The video discusses Poilievre leaving his long-standing Ontario riding to run in an Alberta by-election, claiming it was a taxpayer-funded maneuver to secure a safer seat (3:37-4:06).
Party Internal Issues: The hosts touch upon the Conservative Party's "hemorrhaging" of MPs and the controversial "pay-to-play" leadership review held in Calgary (4:25-5:25).
Staffing and Aesthetics: Discussion around his campaign management changes—specifically the transition to Steve Outhouse—and mockery of his appearance, including the use of bronzer/makeup and his fashion choices at the Calgary Stampede (5:26-7:20).
The video concludes by mocking his recent public appearances, comparing his attire to a "puffy shirt" and criticizing his messaging regarding "warrior culture" (7:24-8:43).


Feels like whipping a dead horse but the performative politics for the gullible, prejudice and naivety is transparent. Pointing this out isn't insane or shrill it should be the norm.

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Teneycke: "When you elect leaders who are completely and utterly unaccomplished prior to entering politics and who have entered politics in their 20s, you are going to be very vulnerable to running against somebody who has actually done something with their life. And why Scheer is still sitting in the caucus is the same reason why Poilievre will end up sitting in the caucus after he's done being leader, because he is unemployable in any other job."

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The "Hamburger" Tweet: Poilievre released a video using a hamburger purchase at a Dairy Queen to illustrate his arguments about inflation and government spending (0:30-1:20). The creator argues that the video is "cringey," factually misleading, and a desperate attempt to use MAGA-style tactics to appeal to his base (1:30-4:50).
Attacking his own party: The video notes that Poilievre has shifted his focus from criticizing the Liberal government to insulting members of his own party, specifically citing his remarks about a candidate in the BC Conservative leadership race, Caroline Elliot (5:55-7:30).
Internal backlash: The creator highlights that Poilievre is facing significant scrutiny and mockery, not just from the public and media, but from within his own party. Various headlines and reports are shared to support the claim that he is losing control of his caucus (7:40-8:40).
Party finances: The video also touches on the Conservative Party's financial situation, noting a $14 million deficit at the end of 2025 despite high advertising spending (9:35-10:00).
The overall narrative of the video is highly critical, portraying Poilievre as a divisive figure who is struggling to maintain leadership and relevance through "pathetic" and ineffective political stunts.


He is not doing this because he is stupid, he is doing this because his supporters are.