🔴 Carney's strawberry servants, Chaos at McGill, Residential school censorship | Rebel Roundup
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Today, we're looking at Mark Carney's elitist answer to a question about whether he'd still buy American strawberries following President Trump's global tariff rollout.
Plus, anti-Israel protesters have caused havoc at McGill University, where students and professors were blocked from classes and a heavy police presence has been on scene.
And finally, B.C. MLA Dallas Brodie has called out the First Nations Leadership Council for efforts to criminalize her speech stating the truth, that no bodies have been following claims of unmarked graves at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School site.
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Bruce Atchison commented 2025-04-04 19:51:51 -0400At least Carney is honest about who buys his groceries. Unlike us, he has servants do all the icky things like mixing with the peasantry. We’ve had too many ultra-rich people reigning over us. It’s time for the son of an unwed mother, adopted by school teachers, and who’s had a modest upbringing to lead the country.