Pierre Poilievre Is Lying To Your Face

[testerone]

Had the misfortune of hearing Ben Mulroney's radio show today. What a pale shadow of his father that kid is. Nothing but an over the air circle jerk of the extreme right.
The usual BS of utter Fascists claiming to be representative of mainstream Conservatives. spouting the MAGA lies of turning truth backwards, whining and claiming the other guy's "playing the victim" all the time.
"Liberals claim Canada has no culture of it's own"
Bullshit! People like that guy claim this and claim the Liberals are doing it. The still have this 1953 vision that Canada is all White Anglo Saxon Protestants when the UK is not that anymore either.
That mocking every environmental step makes them look smart when it reveals what utterly moronic dupes they are to everyone.
Along with the universal fascist fallacy that taking away someone else's rights some how increases your own.
All condemed Carney's actions yet none could suggest an alternative, to the cultish level tha somehow PP would've done better.
None had anything positive to say about anything Canada has done, yet everyone professed to be a patriot.
Kiss my ass!

[Dr Strangelove]

Ben is an Israeli psyop and a pale imitation of his father. His whole shtick was being a host on E-talk as he was Canada's answer to Ryan Seacrest.

He is a hollow empty suit with no opinions of his own. A sock puppet has more personality.

[Dr Strangelove]

[Dr Strangelove]

- Bruce Arthur, Toronto Star columnist, responds to Stockwell Day’s video post by calling it “public embarrassment, not intelligent analysis,” rejecting Day’s framing of immigration events as an “invasion.”
- Day’s quoted post features him speaking to camera about border security, intercut with chaotic footage of large groups of men running through streets, climbing barriers, and clashing in crowds, likely from past migrant surges at Spain’s North African enclaves like Ceuta.
- The exchange reflects polarized Canadian discussions on immigration terminology, with Day promoting his views via stockwellday.com while Arthur pushes back against alarmist rhetoric.



- Canadian journalist David Pugliese retweeted Andrew Coyne commenting on immigration policy criticism in Canada.
- Coyne highlighted a post noting that immigration-related challenges began under Mulroney in the late 1980s/early 1990s and continued through Harper’s tenure, rather than starting only in 2015.
- The retweet emphasizes Coyne’s point that some opponents are fundamentally against immigration itself, beyond concerns limited to volume or legality.

[Dr Strangelove]

- @JayinKyiv claims Trump copied Putin by paying Morocco to trigger a migrant flood into Spain’s Ceuta enclave, creating a crisis to boost support for far-right EU parties that are often pro-Russian.
- The post quotes an Anonymous account citing $40M US aid to Morocco approved two weeks before the July 30-31, 2026 surge of 50,000+ people, which was amplified by social media rumors of open borders and involved dozens of deaths.
- Republican Rep. Thomas Massie highlighted the aid’s timing and a committee report noting Morocco’s claims on Ceuta and Melilla, sparking accusations of hypocrisy and proxy influence amid ongoing Spain-Morocco tensions.

[Dr Strangelove]

- Scott Robertson shares a clip from the Canadian political commentary show “Curse of Politics,” featuring a four-person panel humorously roasting Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s recent boxing gym video.
- The targeted video shows Poilievre visiting a gym hit by 17 bullets, speaking with an undefeated pro boxer about fighting terrorism, the IRGC, and listing Kata’ib Hezbollah as a terrorist entity under his “Canada First” platform.
- Posted on August 4, 2026, the post includes a link to the full YouTube segment, highlighting satirical takes on Poilievre’s ongoing efforts to project toughness through combat sports imagery and security messaging.

[Dr Strangelove]

Herle: If Trump keeps ragdolling us around, people can start to conclude [Carney's] weak.

Teneycke: It'll still be a comparison to the alternative. And if it's professional weirdo, Jamil Jivani and Pierre Poilievre as the alternative, I don't think that it's as big a problem as you think.

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federal poll: LPC 47.1%, CPC 27.9%, NDP 12.7%, BQ 6.1%, GPC 3.8%, PP 1.9%

[Dr Strangelove]

Critique of Rhetoric: The creator characterizes Poilievre as using "fear-mongering" tactics similar to those employed by the "MAGA" movement in the United States, specifically citing his recent public comments regarding security threats like the IRGC (0:22-0:31, 2:22-2:28).
Security Clearance Issue: The video highlights Poilievre as the only political leader to refuse a national security clearance, which the creator argues prevents him from being properly briefed by agencies like CSIS and the RCMP on legitimate national threats (5:53-6:36). The creator asserts this ignorance allows Poilievre to make unsubstantiated claims about public safety without facing the constraints of classified information (7:17-7:30).
Political Context: The video touches on the resignation of several Conservative MPs, framing it as a loss of confidence in Poilievre's leadership (0:40-1:03).
Potential Motivations: The creator speculates that Poilievre either believes this confrontational strategy is his only path to power, or that he is positioning himself to become an "influencer" or right-wing media personality after his political career (11:29-12:44).
While the video focuses heavily on the controversy surrounding security clearances, external context indicates that the debate often centers on whether accepting such clearance limits an opposition leader's ability to criticize the government freely, as they would be bound by secrecy laws regarding the information they receive.

[August26]

Makes you sick this kind of fear mongering based on bullshit. From someone that has no idea of the number of terrorists because he can't or won't get a security clearance to get the actual facts.
So long as he won't get one, he's free to make up numbers and accusations like Trump is known to without violating National Security laws.
Honestly what the hell can Iran do or even want to do to influence Canadian politics or policies?

[hitest]

Polievre is the best thing to ever happen to Carney. PP has no clue on how to lead the opposition. If the Conservatives were smart they would ditch Polievre. PP will hand Carney the election in 29.