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Panopticonomy
Posted - September 13, 2025 at 6:59 PM
Saved - September 13, 2025 at 9:53 PM

@Panopticonomy - Laura Love

Lance Twiggs photos has or who appears to *possibly* be Tyler Robinson on his Instagram reel video collection. https://t.co/EqXkoKzr98

@Panopticonomy - Laura Love

More images from Tyler Robinson’s reported trans lover named Lance Twiggs Insta.. https://t.co/vz2LCPq6RL

Panopticonomy
Posted - December 15, 2023 at 8:20 PM
Saved - December 16, 2023 at 11:56 AM
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As an elected public office holder, disabling comments prevents citizens from contacting you about your husband's alleged gambling problems. It is suggested to contact @telfordk, who is also alleged to have a similar issue. Instead of giving away money, it is advised to focus on personal matters.

@Panopticonomy - Laura Love

Since you, an elected public office holder disabled comments like the coward you actually are how are citizens who care to contact you regarding your husband's alleged gambling problems? Pro tip: You should contact @telfordk as she is also alleged by the Ottawa politicos online to have a similar issue with her man at home as well. Maybe you two need to take care of some problems at home before it gets worse!? 💡 IDEA! Instead of giving away OUR money, you might need to keep an eye on your own? You two have assisted to literally destroy families across Canada and you know what they say all is fair in love and partisanship ladies. You betcha.

@karinagould - Karina Gould

I will no longer entertain Mr. Poilievre’s temper tantrums.   The Conservatives should reflect on their reckless behaviour and the disrespect they’re showing Canadians with their petty partisan games.   No matter how hard Mr. Poilievre tries, he cannot hide who he is. https://t.co/aWVrviaPbZ

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I will not entertain Mr. Poliyev's temper tantrums. We were supposed to debate Bill C50, which focuses on sustainable jobs and Canada's future. Canada ranks 3rd in the world for foreign direct investment because we understand the importance of fighting climate change. However, Mr. Poliyev and his conservative members added 198 amendments to an 11-page bill, causing more voting chaos. He wants to bring American-style extreme right-wing politics to Canada. Instead, I suggest they take a break, reflect on their obstructionist politics, and talk to real Canadians. Their actions have been irresponsible.
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Speaker 0: Good morning, everyone. So I'm out here to tell you that I am not going to indulge yet another one of mister Poliyev's temper tantrums. Today, we were supposed to be debating, Bill C50, an act on sustainable jobs. It's the same bill that the conservatives tried to move 20,000 amendments to last week at committee, they failed to do that. And so we were supposed to be debating this. This is a bill that talks about Canada's future. It's about making sure that we have a strong economy for the future. Canada right now is ranked 3rd in the world for foreign direct investment, and it's because that we understand that we have to fight climate change, protect the environment in order to build that economy and quite frankly, the world is moving in that direction. But last night, Mr. Polleyev and his conservative members of parliament put 198 amendments to an 11 page bill on the order paper, that would trigger another night of marathon voting. And why? Because he is ideologically opposed to fighting climate change, he is hell bent on bringing American style extreme right wing politics that have created chaos and dysfunction in Washington to Canada. And so instead of entertaining his little temper tantrum, I'm going to suggest that he takes a little bit of a time out. We're just about to move into the holidays, and I think it's a good idea for mister Poliyev and his Conservative members of parliament to go home, cool down a bit, take a break, talk to Canadians, real Canadians, and reflect on I won't even say childish because I don't want to insult Canadian children because, quite frankly, they behave better than most conservative MPs. But to reflect on their politics of obstruction and their irresponsible actions of this session
Panopticonomy
Posted - December 15, 2023 at 12:14 AM
Saved - December 15, 2023 at 2:11 AM

@Panopticonomy - Laura Love

😂 It EXISTS! A "Mr and Mrs Jones Incorporated" does MAJOR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING business for "Health Canada" for "communication services" here is just one of em for a whopping $854,517.30! WOW! https://search.open.canada.ca/contracts/record/hc-sc,C-2022-2023-Q3-00783 https://t.co/FXk4ATelAL

Panopticonomy
Posted - December 14, 2023 at 11:42 PM
Saved - December 14, 2023 at 11:51 PM
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In this series of posts, the author questions the undisclosed "influencer" campaign at #HealthCanada and seeks to uncover the identity of the vendor behind it. They express curiosity about the individuals referred to as "Mr. and Mrs. Jones" and their unusual application as a husband and wife team for a federal government contracting gig. The author aims to reveal their true identity and shed light on the use of government-associated paid accounts to manipulate public sentiment without disclosure. Let's delve into this investigation.

@Panopticonomy - Laura Love

Here is my next 🧵 on this paid but not disclosed "influencer" campaign at #HealthCanada. This time I want to discover who the VENDOR is. Who applied for this money to hire these people? Who are "Mr. and Mrs Jones"? Like who applies as a named husband and wife "team" for a federal government contracting gig? It's very unusual so let's try to get to their real identity ( if possible) since they got a lot of OUR money in order to hire accounts to manipulate public sentiment without disclosure to the public that it was a government associated paid account. Lets go!

Panopticonomy
Posted - December 14, 2023 at 7:38 PM
Saved - December 14, 2023 at 10:56 PM

@Panopticonomy - Laura Love

So let's start having a wee look into this social media paid influencer scam perpetrated by @CPHO_Canada & her team at @GovCanHealth. Here is a screenshot of blacklocks report wherein some "influencers" are named. Lets start with the first one: "@articmakeup"

@scoopercooper - Sam Cooper

Feds Paid Twitter Stars $682K | Blacklock's Reporter - wouldn’t be too hard for this money to leak into election organizing groundwork when you start throwing it around you make friends https://www.blacklocks.ca/feds-paid-twitter-stars-682k/

Feds Paid Twitter Stars $682K | Blacklock's Reporter blacklocks.ca
Panopticonomy
Posted - December 13, 2023 at 8:16 PM
Saved - December 14, 2023 at 4:31 PM
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MP admits government's role in creating a national crisis due to excessive immigration. Calls for removal of Trudeau's government and its allies. #NationalCrisis #GovernmentAccountability

@Panopticonomy - Laura Love

Here we have the MP who colluded with Freeland (and her business associates like ROSHEL DS) to bring in more immigrants than we have housing, employment and resources for admitting that their government has created a MASSIVE NATIONAL CRISIS akin to requiring a "wartime" effort to correct. Mr. Fraser, the only solution WE need is to see this government of the terrible Trudeau years and his sycophantic incompetents, like you, to be found in our newest history books.

@SeanFraserMP - Sean Fraser

Sometimes the solutions we need can be found in our history books. Canada’s “war-time” housing response created simple pre-approved designs that could be built quickly, to build homes we needed when our soldier came home. It’s time to take that idea into the 21st century. https://t.co/GlCtHLWEoa

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After World War II, Canada faced a housing crisis and needed to quickly build homes for returning soldiers. To address this, the government created Wartime Housing Limited, a crown corporation that built simple and replicable Victory Homes. These homes were part of a larger project, and many of them still exist today. Now, in the 21st century, Canada plans to adopt a catalog of preapproved designs to expedite homebuilding. These new homes will incorporate modern technologies like modular housing, panelization, mass timber, and even 3D printing. By learning from the past, Canada aims to find solutions to its current housing challenges.
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Speaker 0: At the end of the 2nd World War, Canada was dealing with enormous housing challenges. We needed to build many thousands of homes quickly to accommodate all the soldiers who returning home to be with their families when the war had ended. In order to meet the moment, the government of the day developed an innovative strategy to build homes more quickly. Were they established a crown corporation, Wartime Housing Limited, which started building Victory Homes, simple designs that could be replicated en masse to make sure that we could provide for families as quickly as possible in a cost effective way. In fact, the neighborhood that we're in right now was referred to at the time as project number 1. The strategy that was used allowed them to replicate homes en masse that provided communities that still stand today just like the one we're in right now. Were now we can take that idea and bring it into the 21st century. We plan to do that by adopting a catalog of preapproved designs that will give timely access to homebuilders who are moving forward with projects that can be done quickly and in a cost effective way. The homes that we build in the future might not look quite like the Victory Homes of the past century. Were they'll involve new technologies, including modular housing, panelization, mass timber, and even three d printing. Were. But if we're willing to learn from the lessons of the past, we can identify solutions that will solve the housing challenges that Canada is facing today.
Panopticonomy
Posted - December 8, 2023 at 4:36 PM
Saved - December 11, 2023 at 9:03 PM
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Justin Trudeau's decision to involve politicians suspected of having strong ties to China in the Foreign Interference inquiry raises concerns. It seems counterproductive and leaves us wondering what our allies think. Furthermore, the Minister of Spending, Chrystia Freeland, claiming that the government is "protecting" CSIS is audacious. Canada needs protection, but from politicians who prioritize foreign nations over our own. Trudeau, Hannaford, Freeland, and others must prioritize our country's interests.

@Panopticonomy - Laura Love

So, you @JustinTrudeau gave standing in the Foreign Interference inquiry via Marie-Josée Hogue to politicians who CSIS has said they suspect are strongly PRC affiliated!? Seems counterproductive. What do our allies think of such odd circumstances and activities? Then your Minister of Spending, the DPM @cafreeland has the nerve to post just last night that your government is "protecting" @csiscanada? 😂 Notes: Canada needs protecting, for sure, but it needs it to be protected from Trudeau, Hannaford, Freeland, Mary Ng, Senator Woo+Ho+Harder, Han Dong, Michael Chan and any politician or staff that favour and strategically work for foreign nations over OURS.

@7Trg6 - 7LOV.vs.TRG6

Markham Deputy Mayor Michael Chan granted full standing in the first phase of hearings on foreign interference in the 2019 & 2021 elections It includes the power to cross-examine witnesses & gain access to all evidence collected & presented to the inquiry outside of hearings https://t.co/QWVx2O9t4R

Panopticonomy
Posted - November 25, 2023 at 5:10 PM
Saved - November 25, 2023 at 7:57 PM

@Panopticonomy - Laura Love

Here's my fav where he's talking about "gives amazine head" on a public platform to explain why someone wins an entertainment award. Gross🤢.. Again, nice "fix it" hire for your "communications" and rebranding you did there @telfordk @JustinTrudeau 😆 Carry on, this will be fairly amusing.

Panopticonomy
Posted - September 6, 2023 at 10:23 PM
Saved - September 7, 2023 at 9:52 PM
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Bobby Kwon and maryng partnered with Anita Anand, securing a sole-sourced $90 million deal for Chrystia Freeland's friend at Roshel DS. The lack of transparency is concerning. Why is the Roshel deal absent from the CCC website? Kwon actively promoted the Build Back Ukraine event, featuring Freeland and Roshel DS lead Shiminov. The Natpos Nardi picked up the story, revealing a lawsuit alleging a defense firm paid a Ukrainian broker to secure a $92 million contract with Ottawa. Something doesn't add up.

@Panopticonomy - Laura Love

I mean when Bobby Kwon and @mary_ng at Canadian Commerce Corporation partnered with Anita Anand making a sole sourced, ninety million dollar deal for Chrystia Freeland's friend at Roshel DS it was not exactly paying attention to the needs of our CAF, was it @AnitaAnandMP? Question: Why is there still no mention of the Roshel deal on the CCC website? I mean, Bobby Kwon was actively promoting the "Build Back Ukraine" event on Twitter where Freeland and the Roshel DS lead Shiminov were featured and invited speakers? What BS are you up to again Ms. @mary_ng!? @EthicsCanada @CommrRCMPGRC

@Panopticonomy - Laura Love

I mean even the Natpo's Nardi picked up off my timeline what I had dug up and then added to the story when the legal suite dropped. What was going on here @EthicsCanada!? https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/defence-firm-paid-ukrainian-broker-to-secure-92-million-sole-sourced-contract-with-ottawa-lawsuit-says

Defence firm paid Ukrainian broker to secure $92M, sole-sourced contract with Ottawa, lawsuit says Roshel Inc. countersuing ex-employee for $11 million in damages for “defamation, malicious falsehood” and breach of contract nationalpost.com
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