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Proud Albertan. Red head. Nuff said! VPNs Exist😱
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Defund the cbc💯
Rural Canada, do you rely desperately on @CBCNews like @liberal_party thinks you do? 🤔
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From the very Government who was found guilty twice of violating those rights and freedoms.
Today, we give thanks for Canada – for the rights, freedoms, and opportunities we share, for the care Canadians show one another, and for the future we are building together.
Prime Minister Carney wishes everyone a happy Thanksgiving.
pm.gc.ca/en/news/statements/…
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🇬🇧 Meanwhile in the UK
Tax Payer Funded Schools are now forcing Pupils as young as 7 to wear the Islamic Garment - The Hijab to school
Experts & Scientists predict that based on the current trajectory The Hijab will be mandatory everywhere across Britain - regardless of a person’s faith
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This idea that you can't disagree with or call out the evil, abusive, misogynistic Islamic religion, is peak mental illness.
No one complained when I called out Catholic child abuse & the cover-up.
But apparently criticizing Islam & the violent abuse against girls & women, is a bridge too far.
Boko Haram, Iran & the Taliban are only a few examples of how evil Islam is, to girls & women.
Hate and Islamophobia have no place in political leadership. Interim BC Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson must hold his party accountable and immediately remove campaign director Katy Merrifield. People in British Columbia deserve leadership that rejects prejudice and division.
ALT Screenshot of a media release from MP Jenny Kwan dated October 10, 2026, titled "MP Jenny Kwan Demands Immediate Removal of Katy Merrifield Over Islamophobic Posts." The release details MP Kwan's statement calling on interim BC Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson to immediately fire campaign director Katy Merrifield following unaddressed Islamophobic social media posts that target and stigmatize the Muslim community. Kwan emphasizes that political leaders have a responsibility to foster respect and inclusion rather than amplify prejudice, referencing concerns raised by the National Council of Canadian Muslims and urging decisive action during the provincial election campaign.
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🚨#BREAKING: Absolutely ASTONISHING footage has emerged of 4 Black men RESCUING a White woman from an alleged KIDNAPPING.
The footage shows a man SHOVING a woman into the back of a vehicle while she screams for help.
The men rescue her from the car and then BEAT the alleged kidnapper.
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This is a disgusting abuse of power. Canadians should be given the choice on whether or not they want to become a dumping ground for Euro-Poors.
This is an important election for both you and me. Your vote will make a huge difference. That’s one less vs one more difference as illustrated in this moment captured. ( From Ward3 resident time Sunday 9am)
#markham #yorkregion #markhamregionalcouncillor #joetayca
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🚨 THE SUPREME COURT JUST EXPOSED THE LIE
For YEARS Liberals said @PierrePoilievre “refused” a security clearance.🤔
The truth?
It came with a PERMANENT GAG ORDER.
He would have been legally silenced from ever telling Canadians what he knew.
He didn’t refuse the clearance.
He refused the muzzle.
And he was RIGHT. 🍁
#CdnPoli #Poilievre #TheyLied
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Another company warns it will leave Canada
Signal is the encrypted messaging app whose entire selling point is that nobody, not the phone company, not the police, not even the company itself, can read your messages. And Signal is now warning it may leave Canada. The reason is Bill C-22, the Liberals' so-called Lawful Access Act.
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He should genuinely be in prison for this
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BENCH RECEIPTS FAVORITE- JUDGE WHO BLOCKED SPENDING FREEZE TIED TO $128M NONPROFIT PAYOUT MACHINE.
U.S. District Chief Judge John J. McConnell Jr. ordered federal grant cash to keep flowing to blue states, ruling Trump’s spending freeze violated the Constitution. What he didn't highlight in court: his 18-year reign at a state nonprofit sustained by those very federal pipelines.
Under 28 U.S.C. § 455, federal judges are legally bound to recuse whenever impartiality can be questioned. Instead, McConnell held the gavel while the state funding his pet project sued.
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I have an idea. What if the corporate lobbyists appearing on television or radio had to disclose on the air any relevant conflicts of interest before commenting on the news? For example, if a person working for firms like Rubicon, Teneo or TACT appeared on CBC or CTV, they had to disclose that they make money lobbying Mark Carney? That way when these lobbyists support any specific politician or policy, the audience has adequate information to assess the credibility of their commentary? What do you guys think?
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In 1982, a young Turkish sponge diver named Mehmet Cakir came up from a dive off the southern coast of Turkey and told his captain he'd seen "metal biscuits with ears" on the seafloor.
The captain knew archaeologists had been showing sponge divers drawings of ancient finds and asking them to report anything they saw. So he reported it.
Those "biscuits" were copper ingots, cast in a flat shape with handles at the corners. They had been sitting on the bottom for about 3,300 years.
It was the Uluburun shipwreck, and it's one of the most important finds ever made from the Bronze Age.
Over the next decade, divers made more than 22,000 dives to excavate it, working as deep as 200 feet. What they brought up was a snapshot of the entire ancient world at once.
About 10 tons of copper and about 1 ton of tin. That's not random. Mix copper and tin at roughly ten to one and you get bronze. This ship was carrying the raw material for an army's worth of weapons and armor.
But there was much more. Ingots of cobalt blue glass. Elephant tusks and hippo teeth for ivory. African ebony. Ostrich eggs. Amber from the Baltic. Jars of resin used for incense. Gold jewelry. Swords and daggers from several different cultures.
The cargo came from Egypt, Canaan, Cyprus, Mycenaean Greece, Mesopotamia, and beyond. One ship, carrying pieces of half the known world.
There was also a gold scarab with the name of Nefertiti on it, the Egyptian queen.
And there was a small hinged wooden writing board. Its two leaves would have held wax you could write on. The wax was long gone. But it's one of the oldest examples ever found of the form that would eventually become the book.
Nobody knows who owned the cargo. Some think it was a royal shipment, a gift from one king to another. The ship sank around 1300 BC.
About a century later, the whole Bronze Age world fell apart. Kingdoms collapsed, cities burned, and trade networks like this one disappeared.
That makes Uluburun a picture of something that was about to vanish. The ancient world at its most connected, sitting at the bottom of the sea.
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INTERESTING 👀 I asked for a per capita breakdown of those receiving the GROCERIES & essential benefits and Alberta is the LOWEST out of all Provinces
Alberta you can achieve prosperity and Freedom. Now is your chance. VOTE
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The first diet the American rebels ever agreed on was to stop eating lamb, and they did it to break an English law about sheep.
England had guarded its wool like a state secret for centuries. Under a statute of 1566, a man caught shipping live sheep out of the country lost his goods, spent a year in prison, and then had his left hand cut off in the market place and nailed up for people to look at. A second offence was death.
In 1699 Parliament turned the same instinct on its own colonies. The Wool Act made it illegal for an American to send wool, yarn or cloth out of the colony it was made in. A farmer in Massachusetts could not sell a blanket in Connecticut. America was to grow the fleece, and buy the cloth back from England.
For 60 years the colonies put up with it. Then came the Stamp Act, and they hit on an answer that needed no musket.
They stopped killing lambs. Every lamb left alive was a fleece next spring and another the spring after. In February 1766 Benjamin Franklin stood in front of the House of Commons and told the members, politely, that his countrymen had entered into general combinations to eat no more lamb.
In 1768 the graduating class at Harvard voted to collect their degrees in American cloth.
In 1774 the Continental Congress made it national policy. The colonies would improve the breed of sheep, increase their number, and kill them as seldom as may be.
Two years before the Declaration, the founding document of American resistance was a breeding programme. They understood that a country with its own flock dresses itself, feeds itself, and can afford to be rude to a king.
They ate the sheep in the end. They ate them old, as mutton, which was the better dinner anyway.
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🚨🇬🇧 Meanwhile today in the UK
Keir Starmer’s replacement MP Sagal Abdi-Wali a Somali born immigrant gets sworn into the House of Commons as she swears her oaths on the Quran
Rumours that her first policy will be to create much easier routes for Somalians to emigrate into her constituency in London & enjoy all the free perks England has to offer
Grifters will tell you wind is green. They forget to tell you about the 100–200 tons of steel rebar, 600–800 m³ of concrete buried forever, rare-earth magnets from toxic processing, and fibreglass composite blades that mostly end up in landfills.
Net Zero is a scam
I don’t care what section 15(2) of the charter says; for every person with a functioning brain knows it’s racist to exclude white people from employment.
