35 thoughts on “Canadians still don’t get it… Elbows up? Next it will be dicks down.”
That’s a Pollock karate chop.
Give Quebec back to France?
They deserve each other
France didn’t even want them two hundred years ago. I’m pretty sure they haven’t changed their mind.
Not for sale? Who said anything about buying it?
If they do want in, it’ll be another 9 states, mostly blue, and the likelihood of Quebec joining in is that close to zero
I’m too far from Canada as well as from the parts of Florida they flood in the winter. What does “elbows up” mean? Is it some sort of defensive move?
In hockey you go into the corners with your elbows up to deliver some pain to your opponent
And leave about six inches of the butt of your stick hanging out as well.
Thanks!
I am glad you asked SiGraybeard. I was about too.
I’d never heard the term. Of course, it is hockey and I live in Alabama. LOL
I wouldn’t take that shithole if it was free. I’m sure there are some fine people there but by and large there ain’t nobody I would want to call a countryman up there in the great not so white north.
Eric
I’ll let you Yanks in on a little secret…. all the people in those pictures are idiots.
See there’s two kinds of people in power up here:
-those who know nothing.
-those who suspect nothing.
Canadians need to understand what elected officials have been doing in their name, and not just since yesterday either.
Let the pain come. There appear to be things that cannot be explained, and so must be experienced, in order that the lesson be delivered.
God Bless America.
The problem with Canada is that everything east of Kitchener (used to be called Berlin, but I digress….) is flat out Commie Retardistan. The Left Coast (pretty much west of Hope BC, or as everyone else says: beyond Hope) is full of Communist Chinese money laundering, Communist Chinese drug and human smuggling (when they jailed Picton, they lost a major place to dump corpses,) and those draft-dodging POS hippies who fled during the 1960s and early 1970s – then they had Commie POS kids who are now in politics.
If eastern British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Alberta joined the United States, then the US would suddendly have two of the top three sources of oil and gas in the world, have the largest Uranium deposits, gold, silver, nickel, molybdenum, lithium, coal (and actually metallurgical-grade, not the shitty heating stuff,) the largest supply of fresh water (and unpolluted,) grain and cereal crops, potash (the largest supply on the planet,) hydroelectric power, cattle and lumber.
And the best part if they joined the United States, Quebec would have to pay their own fucking bills.
It really seems, at this point, after everything (including that CSIS report about the Chinee influencing every federal election since Mulroney), that the situation here is largely too far gone to save.
Even if there were the will to solve the problems besetting Canada, there is no mechanism through which to effect such. It would have to be created from nothing, and that would undoubtedly lead to failure, since consensus among the provinces is as difficult to find as Waldo.
So, while it is easy to see where the issues in need of correction are, I submit it is a far more difficult thing to envision solutions that will actually do the job that is required (and chief among those requirements is a means by which the whole thing can’t be co-opted by those French twits, corrupted by Ontario, or turned into some sort of fucking crusade by those left coast retards).
A tall order, indeed.
IN the meantime, maybe Mark Carney has a solution to the problems…
It’s refreshing to hear from a Canadian who understands and can articulate that which plagues your country. I wish for your sake that you weren’t caught in such an untenable situation, but then we here in the US are in much the same situation, with too many literal useless idiots (those who are, and will always be net drains in the productive population, and those who just don’t give a shit that we are being slowly killed).
I’m not sure we can pull out of this tailspin, in fact I very much doubt it. But we do at least have some critical mass of people here who recognize the problem and are trying to move the Overton window, albeit with limited success. Our neighbors to the North – with few notable exceptions – are still in complete denial of what is coming.
Your issues with foreign invasion and influence are slightly different from ours by demographic makeup, but we are still doomed here to having to fight our way out of ethnic replacement; that is a battle that hasn’t even really started here yet (Trump’s big talk about deportations notwithstanding) and unfortunately most (actual, not imported) Canadians at large seem even further behind the curve in recognizing their plight, so haven’t even begun to contemplate what will need to be done, assuming it ever can be.
I know there are some like yourself who get it, but you are but a twig in a forest of rank idiocy and passivity. We share in the common goal of wanting our respective countries and standards of living restored to what they rightfully should be, but for all the damnable teat suckers and malicious agents of destruction dragging us down into hell.
Quite frankly, Mr Ruckus, I do not see a path to solving these issues that does not involve, to some degree, the reconstruction of our society in the proper image.
What that will involve, I leave to your remarkable powers of imagination.
Our choices, as I have mentioned elsewhere, shall shortly become…difficult.
As an Albertian i agree with your synopsis. Its well past time to leave confederation
I always enjoyed my time in Alberta and Saskatchewan when I went fishing, hunting and just camping, a better people living there. Not so much in BC or Ontario and Yukon Territory, those where assholes to US citizens
Carney? The full-blown WEF member? I doubt it. Elect Carney, expect a worse carnival than before with worse clowns.
Even the Communist-Liberal CBC has called that asshole out on his blatant lies, and that says a lot.
Absolutely. The problem is that, it would seem that we are about to get him as leader of the Liberals (unless some other factor weighs in), which means he becomes PM. He doesn’t have to call an election until October of ’26, so potentially we could have him as an unelected PM for eighteen months.
I would be very surprised, in that case, if there were need for an election in ’26. By the time Carney is finished with Canada, there won’t be much left.
Now it becomes clear why, thirty years ago, the Liberal government was busily accruing powers unto itself for which no clear or current purpose existed…
Are you sure the election is next year and not this year.
By law, a federal election is required next October. Obviously, an election can be called at any time between now and then. The question is, will it be? Would it be in Carney’s best interest to face the electorate now? Since Parliament is prorogued for the interim, no legislative business is being conducted, and there are no immediate opportunities to perhaps force a confidence vote. Whomever succeeds Justin could, theoretically, act as PM without having faced an election for the next eighteen months. This is a very serious thing.
Sir,
Now I have read both ideas… the election must happen this year, and it also must happen next year. I am looking for confirmation either way, but it seems I have been misinformed regarding the timing of this event.
So far, it looks like the election has to happen before October 20, 2025. I seem to recall that there were a maximum of five years between elections, so if the last one was in 2021, that brings us to ’26.
I guess we shall see how this shakes out, but I wanted to acknowledge the error.
I would add that the lower mainland is also full of sikh drug labs and terrorist training camps .
And that is nothing new, either. Those Sikh mf’s took over Burnaby right after the 1986 Expo. In the early 90s, it was all about Chinee fleeing from the Hong Kong reversion, bringing their money and assets with them.
Vancouver has been a shitshow since.
Hongcouver,Fagcouver,Burjinderby,Surristan,Ricemond or Richminder, Tai-Wassen. At least there is still a lot of white in White Rock.
Saskatchewan and Alberta would gladly join the United States on one condition: no Quebec.
I’d be good with eastern BC over to Sudbury when things do the big crack-up-boom. I don’t want to be the Overwarlord for Superiorland, but I’d be a good crazy shaman inventor-guy or jester, I’m goid either way.
From the picture, I thought elbows up meant they were going to stun us with their underarm BO.
Smells of lumberjacks and maple syrup…
It was a hat-tip to Gordie Howe.
“Assholes and elbows, eh?”
Those are fags.
Girls trying to get on HeeHaw had to put elbows forward and if they didn’t touch the wall they made the cut
You Canadians are too easy! Long live Letterkenny!
That’s a Pollock karate chop.
Give Quebec back to France?
They deserve each other
France didn’t even want them two hundred years ago. I’m pretty sure they haven’t changed their mind.
Not for sale? Who said anything about buying it?
If they do want in, it’ll be another 9 states, mostly blue, and the likelihood of Quebec joining in is that close to zero
I’m too far from Canada as well as from the parts of Florida they flood in the winter. What does “elbows up” mean? Is it some sort of defensive move?
In hockey you go into the corners with your elbows up to deliver some pain to your opponent
And leave about six inches of the butt of your stick hanging out as well.
Thanks!
I am glad you asked SiGraybeard. I was about too.
I’d never heard the term. Of course, it is hockey and I live in Alabama. LOL
I wouldn’t take that shithole if it was free. I’m sure there are some fine people there but by and large there ain’t nobody I would want to call a countryman up there in the great not so white north.
Eric
I’ll let you Yanks in on a little secret…. all the people in those pictures are idiots.
See there’s two kinds of people in power up here:
-those who know nothing.
-those who suspect nothing.
Canadians need to understand what elected officials have been doing in their name, and not just since yesterday either.
Let the pain come. There appear to be things that cannot be explained, and so must be experienced, in order that the lesson be delivered.
God Bless America.
The problem with Canada is that everything east of Kitchener (used to be called Berlin, but I digress….) is flat out Commie Retardistan. The Left Coast (pretty much west of Hope BC, or as everyone else says: beyond Hope) is full of Communist Chinese money laundering, Communist Chinese drug and human smuggling (when they jailed Picton, they lost a major place to dump corpses,) and those draft-dodging POS hippies who fled during the 1960s and early 1970s – then they had Commie POS kids who are now in politics.
If eastern British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Alberta joined the United States, then the US would suddendly have two of the top three sources of oil and gas in the world, have the largest Uranium deposits, gold, silver, nickel, molybdenum, lithium, coal (and actually metallurgical-grade, not the shitty heating stuff,) the largest supply of fresh water (and unpolluted,) grain and cereal crops, potash (the largest supply on the planet,) hydroelectric power, cattle and lumber.
And the best part if they joined the United States, Quebec would have to pay their own fucking bills.
It really seems, at this point, after everything (including that CSIS report about the Chinee influencing every federal election since Mulroney), that the situation here is largely too far gone to save.
Even if there were the will to solve the problems besetting Canada, there is no mechanism through which to effect such. It would have to be created from nothing, and that would undoubtedly lead to failure, since consensus among the provinces is as difficult to find as Waldo.
So, while it is easy to see where the issues in need of correction are, I submit it is a far more difficult thing to envision solutions that will actually do the job that is required (and chief among those requirements is a means by which the whole thing can’t be co-opted by those French twits, corrupted by Ontario, or turned into some sort of fucking crusade by those left coast retards).
A tall order, indeed.
IN the meantime, maybe Mark Carney has a solution to the problems…
It’s refreshing to hear from a Canadian who understands and can articulate that which plagues your country. I wish for your sake that you weren’t caught in such an untenable situation, but then we here in the US are in much the same situation, with too many literal useless idiots (those who are, and will always be net drains in the productive population, and those who just don’t give a shit that we are being slowly killed).
I’m not sure we can pull out of this tailspin, in fact I very much doubt it. But we do at least have some critical mass of people here who recognize the problem and are trying to move the Overton window, albeit with limited success. Our neighbors to the North – with few notable exceptions – are still in complete denial of what is coming.
Your issues with foreign invasion and influence are slightly different from ours by demographic makeup, but we are still doomed here to having to fight our way out of ethnic replacement; that is a battle that hasn’t even really started here yet (Trump’s big talk about deportations notwithstanding) and unfortunately most (actual, not imported) Canadians at large seem even further behind the curve in recognizing their plight, so haven’t even begun to contemplate what will need to be done, assuming it ever can be.
I know there are some like yourself who get it, but you are but a twig in a forest of rank idiocy and passivity. We share in the common goal of wanting our respective countries and standards of living restored to what they rightfully should be, but for all the damnable teat suckers and malicious agents of destruction dragging us down into hell.
Quite frankly, Mr Ruckus, I do not see a path to solving these issues that does not involve, to some degree, the reconstruction of our society in the proper image.
What that will involve, I leave to your remarkable powers of imagination.
Our choices, as I have mentioned elsewhere, shall shortly become…difficult.
As an Albertian i agree with your synopsis. Its well past time to leave confederation
I always enjoyed my time in Alberta and Saskatchewan when I went fishing, hunting and just camping, a better people living there. Not so much in BC or Ontario and Yukon Territory, those where assholes to US citizens
Carney? The full-blown WEF member? I doubt it. Elect Carney, expect a worse carnival than before with worse clowns.
Even the Communist-Liberal CBC has called that asshole out on his blatant lies, and that says a lot.
Absolutely. The problem is that, it would seem that we are about to get him as leader of the Liberals (unless some other factor weighs in), which means he becomes PM. He doesn’t have to call an election until October of ’26, so potentially we could have him as an unelected PM for eighteen months.
I would be very surprised, in that case, if there were need for an election in ’26. By the time Carney is finished with Canada, there won’t be much left.
Now it becomes clear why, thirty years ago, the Liberal government was busily accruing powers unto itself for which no clear or current purpose existed…
Are you sure the election is next year and not this year.
By law, a federal election is required next October. Obviously, an election can be called at any time between now and then. The question is, will it be? Would it be in Carney’s best interest to face the electorate now? Since Parliament is prorogued for the interim, no legislative business is being conducted, and there are no immediate opportunities to perhaps force a confidence vote. Whomever succeeds Justin could, theoretically, act as PM without having faced an election for the next eighteen months. This is a very serious thing.
Sir,
Now I have read both ideas… the election must happen this year, and it also must happen next year. I am looking for confirmation either way, but it seems I have been misinformed regarding the timing of this event.
So far, it looks like the election has to happen before October 20, 2025. I seem to recall that there were a maximum of five years between elections, so if the last one was in 2021, that brings us to ’26.
I guess we shall see how this shakes out, but I wanted to acknowledge the error.
I would add that the lower mainland is also full of sikh drug labs and terrorist training camps .
And that is nothing new, either. Those Sikh mf’s took over Burnaby right after the 1986 Expo. In the early 90s, it was all about Chinee fleeing from the Hong Kong reversion, bringing their money and assets with them.
Vancouver has been a shitshow since.
Hongcouver,Fagcouver,Burjinderby,Surristan,Ricemond or Richminder, Tai-Wassen. At least there is still a lot of white in White Rock.
Saskatchewan and Alberta would gladly join the United States on one condition: no Quebec.
I’d be good with eastern BC over to Sudbury when things do the big crack-up-boom. I don’t want to be the Overwarlord for Superiorland, but I’d be a good crazy shaman inventor-guy or jester, I’m goid either way.
From the picture, I thought elbows up meant they were going to stun us with their underarm BO.
Smells of lumberjacks and maple syrup…
It was a hat-tip to Gordie Howe.
“Assholes and elbows, eh?”
Those are fags.
Girls trying to get on HeeHaw had to put elbows forward and if they didn’t touch the wall they made the cut
You Canadians are too easy! Long live Letterkenny!
2A works for me.