Fucktards
#REPORT: The Canada Revenue Agency has fired the Commissionaires, a Canadian security company that specializes in hiring ex-soldiers, and replaced them with Allied Universal, an American company which underbid them by $80,000.
I'm not even a little surprised by this.
It recently came to light that Jeffrey George Ewert, a man convicted of the rape and murder of one woman and a choking attack on a 15-year-old girl for refusing his advances which rendered her quadriplegic, was enrolled in law school classes at McGill University.
In response to his being removed from the classroom pending a safety review, some McGill law students and alumni created a petition to bring him back into the classroom.
The Law Students' Association has backed the petition.
Clinical assessments determined that Jeffrey George Ewert's risk of reoffending is moderate to high.
He picked up his first victim while she was hitchhiking home from a bar. He strangled her unconscious, raped her, and then threw her body in a river.
Less than 6 weeks later he severely beat and strangled a 15-year-old girl for refusing his advances. He threw her body in a ditch and the girl was found alive the next day.
The girl has suffered blindness, severe brain damage, and quadriplegia from the vicious attack.
Ewert broke his parole conditions multiple times by viewing women’s profiles on social media, getting their phone numbers, starting discussions with them, and exploring a dating site without notifying his case management team.
He was reprimanded by the parole board in 2025 but the kooks who created and signed the petition still want him to be part of this human experiment with young female students.
Canadian judges are facilitating violent and dangerous males through two-tier judgments based on Gladue. Law students are being indoctrinated into advocating for this amoral and dangerous idiocy.
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"When a nation goes down, or a society perishes, one condition may always be found; they forgot where they came from. They lost sight of what had brought them along."
— Carl Sandburg
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As the West imports populations with strong ethnocollectivist loyalties, the primary axis of political competition will increasingly shift from the left-right distinctions to ethnic bloc politics.
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Alberta stands pat with 76% opposed to pursuing independence. "Remain" vote was 88% in Edmonton, 84% in Calgary: "Thank you," said Premier @ABDanielleSmith.
blacklocks.ca/alberta-stands… #cdnpoli
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Are the performative bird hands of Cluster B Karens a symptom of their sociopathy, or is it learned behavior? Is it all transmitted via TikTok, or is there a communist cotillion somewhere that teaches this ridiculous behavior as part of its curriculum? It’s so bizarre.
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If you're watching France and Italy burn themselves down and your first instinct is to mock them, it's a mistake. The better lesson is to recognize what a loss this is and to realize we're but a few steps behind them into total destruction.
It's not a spectacle it's a warning.
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A thousand-year nuclear-armed civilization defeated by the word “racist."
Bell tower of Limoges Town Hall in France COLLAPSES after rioters set it ablaze: xitter.cf/Xirthe_v1/status/21115…
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💥MAJOR BREAKING: Ottawa scrapped the only rule that required employers to hire Canadians first.
Buried in paragraph two of an IRCC release, employers no longer have to advertise a job, prove no qualified Canadian applied, or pay $1,000 for an LMIA — for a high-wage job offer to count toward permanent residence.
The Labour Market test is gone from the PR route, and verification moves out of ESDC, whose mandate is protecting Canadian workers, and into IRCC, whose mandate is selecting immigrants.
Still think the great replacement is a conspiracy?
"The fact that all of this is a rehash from those radio shows should give people pause."🎯
If any of this is true it’s been a ‘race to reverse engineer’ alien craft since the 1980s. You can hear Bob Lazar and John Lear talk about all this stuff - even the military fighting various aliens and taking casualties - on the Art Bell show. The episodes are on YT.
The fact that all of this is a rehash from those radio shows should give people pause.
"It's the "Bear-Bull Market Paradox."
It's the churn of a system reorganizing itself.
A paradigm shift is underway.
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Canada has been suffering from a housing affordability crisis, overcrowded public services, and an economy where population growth has not translated into comparable improvements in living standards. The politicians look at GDP and celebrate whenever they can make the total number larger. Add another million consumers and naturally total economic activity can increase. That does not mean the average Canadian has become wealthier.
Importing more people does absolutely NOTHING to improve living standards if housing, productivity, wages, and infrastructure cannot keep pace.
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Men spend their entire youth and adolescence learning to harness the awesome power of testosterone.
You can’t pump a delusional nutjob full of testosterone and then act surprised when your newly trooned-out and already-crazy Frankstein’s monster goes insane because she’s completely ill-equipped to handle its effects.
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Europe went all in on the climate hoax and deindustrialized its economy.
Now reality has finally caught up, and the gas car ban is history.
The problem is that the jobs lost to green extremism will never come back.
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AI is just super sophisticated INDEXING of already written material available that was created by HUMANS, also it was those pesky HUMANS who created the indexing & math being used.
There is no consciousness nor sentience in AI.
Ben Affleck says AI is simply matrix multiplication, linear algebra and floating point calculations, and however convincingly it sounds like a person, it has nothing to do with thought, humanity or feeling
“Nor do I believe, and I think it’s important to draw the distinction between what AI does, which is simply predict the next token or the next word in a sentence, then add that word on, run it back to the machine, do a lot of computation and pick the next word."
"That is a very different thing than sentience or thought. And I think we need to be really clear about that because it can be convincingly, in an illusory way, sound like thought or like a person."
"But let’s be real clear. This is matrix multiplication. This is linear algebra. These are floating point calculations. It has nothing to do with thought, humanity, or feeling.”



































