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Canada’s relationship with China is once again under the spotlight, and this time the stakes couldn’t be higher. As economic pressure from Beijing grows and tensions with the United States intensify, questions are mounting about where Prime Minister Mark Carney truly stands. While publicly claiming Canada has “no intention” of pursuing a trade deal with China, critics point to policies, EV decisions, and quiet cooperation that suggest a very different reality behind closed do

The Truth About War: How Companies Get Rich War is usually sold to the public as a tragic necessity — a last resort to defend freedom, restore order, or stop evil. The human cost is obvious: lives lost, families destroyed, entire regions left in ruins. But behind the speeches and solemn press conferences, there’s another side of war that rarely gets discussed openly. For some powerful interests, war isn’t a tragedy.It ’s a business. In the video above, Joe & Joe break down th

Ontario Premier Doug Ford slammed the electric vehicle (EV) deal Prime Minister Mark Carney’s struck with China on Friday. It will see 49,000 Chinese-made electric vehicles (EVs) imported each year. “Don’t use Ontario and the auto workers here as a pawn. Everyone got something except Ontario — all we got was a massive threat of Chinese vehicles,” Ford said. Asked about his comments that Chinese EVs use technology to spy on their users, Ford said, “it’s pretty simple, when the

President Trump took repeated swipes at Canada when he welcomed the Florida Panthers to the White House. The president noted how the Florida Panthers helped deny Canada the Stanley Cup for the 32nd straight year.

Few modern cases so vividly illustrate the devastating intersection of economic mismanagement, political erosion, and human suffering as Venezuela. Once among Latin America’s wealthiest nations—with the world’s largest proven oil reserves—Venezuela has undergone an unprecedented economic collapse that has reshaped its society and serves as a cautionary tale for voters everywhere. From Prosperity to Crisis Venezuela’s story is one of dramatic reversal. In the early 2000s, risi

The UK government has backed down on plans to make digital ID cards compulsory for workers  — abandoning the idea that everyone would need one to prove their right to work by the end of this Parliament (due by 2029). Originally pitched as a way to deter illegal working, the requirement will no longer be mandatory, though the government says it is still committed to digital right-to-work checks . Employers will still need to check eligibility, but other forms of documentation

Trump just pulled off what everyone said was impossible — and the timing matters. While the headlines focus elsewhere, the real story is happening beneath the surface. I. Opening Clips A) https://x.com/DefiantLs/status/2009976015947252165?s=20 B) https://x.com/KingBobIIV/status/2009895206296912004?s=20 C)   https://x.com/Martyupnorth/status/2008229788243349627?s=20 II. What that headline leaves out is the fact that that very ICE officer nearly had his life ENDED https://x.com

Venezuela Explained: Chávez & Maduro — From Promise to Crisis Venezuela is a country once rich in oil, potential and regional influence — but over the past two decades it has become a global example of political upheaval, economic collapse and social distress. To understand today’s Venezuela, including its recent headlines and ongoing challenges, we need to trace the arc from Hugo Chávez’s rise to power through Nicolás Maduro’s contentious presidency — and the forces that res

Canadians are being told everything is “fine” — but wallets, savings, and debt levels tell a very different story. In this video, we break down why Canada’s political leadership keeps failing everyday Canadians financially , regardless of which party is in power. Rising costs, shrinking purchasing power, and policy decisions that benefit institutions over citizens have created an economy that works against the people funding it. The Illusion of Stability Official numbers may

Governments and corporations are rapidly pushing toward a future built on digital ID systems , centralized databases, and algorithmic control. What’s being sold as convenience  and security  may actually be laying the groundwork for something far more dangerous: total digital control over your life . In this Joe & Joe clip, we break down the uncomfortable truth behind digital identification, surveillance technology, and cashless systems—and why people should be paying attenti

For years, we’ve been told that mass surveillance is about safety . About protection . About stopping “bad actors.”But what if the real threat isn’t foreign enemies or extremists — what if it’s unchecked government power itself? In this short Joe & Joe video, the focus is simple and unsettling: when governments watch everyone, freedom becomes conditional. The Surveillance State Isn’t Theoretical Anymore Digital surveillance is no longer a future concern. It’s already here. Fr

What happened A Regina Police Service (RPS) officer improperly accessed the personal information of six people 67 times  through the police database over more than three years (October 2021–June 2024). Global News Who was affected The individuals whose information was accessed included the officer’s former partner, that person’s sibling, the partner’s previous partner, and others. Global News Official findings The Saskatchewan Information and Privacy Commissioner’s report des

The UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO)  has slapped a £1.2 million fine  ($1.6 million USD) on password manager provider LastPass UK Ltd  following a significant data breach that affected up to 1.6 million UK users . ICO What Happened? In 2022, attackers were able to breach LastPass’s systems in a two-stage attack: An employee’s corporate laptop was compromised , giving attackers encrypted credentials related to internal systems. ICO A senior employee’s personal dev