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Anyone who thought the large breasted retard should just be “allowed to do it’s thing” is a retard as are those who think those third world cultural gutter trash immigrants are a great addition to our country. People need to speak out and identify the idiocy and those who bring their violent archaic cultural practices here need to be sent where their behaviour is accepted, even welcomed. It has nothing to do with race, sub human gutter trash comes in all colors.
https://twitter.com/moneytalkstweet/status/1779223234258382883
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Hubby and I just went and voted. What a mess. Sooooo slow. Each electioneer has to fill out a paper form before giving you your ballots. We had to ASK for a school trustee ballot. I informed the fellow that they should be asking which one I want, public or separate. His response “most people don’t want one”. 😳 Then it’s up to THEM to say no thanks.
I don’t know if it was just that electioneer, the polling station or a problem throughout the city but I’m not impressed and concerned. Is it just really poor prep this year or is it deliberate to discourage people? Of course my mind goes there these days because of all the problems in the last 10-15 years.
https://open.substack.com/pub/junonews/p/why-calgary-cant-survive-another?
“Calgary isn’t in decline, it’s being managed into decay.
With the Calgary mayoral election approaching, the mood across the city is unmistakable: frustration. After three terms of Naheed Nenshi and one chaotic term of Jyoti Gondek, Calgary feels stalled. The downtown core is unsafe, construction projects never end, services have slipped, and City Hall seems more interested in social experiments than city management.
Calgarians don’t want slogans. They want a functioning city again.”
“Farkas’ Flip
Jeromy Farkas once built a reputation as a blunt, law-and-order councillor who rejected trendy causes like defunding the police. That version of Farkas is gone. His 2025 platform is packed with bureaucratic language about “Sector Social Surges” and “empowering prevention partners.” He even highlights “defending 2SLGBTQ+ and BIPOC Calgarians” as a policing priority.
His “Housing Equity Roadmap” is more of...
