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Joined April 2023
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May retweeted
Do you understand what we are witnessing?
Members of the Vancouver Socialist Party last week openly calling for the murder of Jews “until victory.”
I hear this as a call for a second Holocaust, until the last Jew is gone. In broad daylight in Canada.
The red and green alliance no longer even bothers to hide its hatred. They openly call for the murder of Jews, without shame, without fear, and without giving a damn who hears them.
And much of the world remains silent.
Are we living through the 1930s all over again?
May retweeted
NEW: The biological boy on the Camas High School cross-country team was assigned to a room with a girl.
According to Clark County Today, during the trip to Arlington, the team members were lodged in a hotel at the expense of the Camas SD, and the biological male shared a hotel room with a girl member of the Camas team.
At least one member of the team quit after the events of the weekend, and others have left the team throughout the course of the season.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The Clark County Today report cited here has been corrected: the biological male stayed in a hotel room with a family member, not a girl on the Camas team. The outlet regrets the error in the original report.
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May retweeted
In 2014, Canadian and American salaries were roughly on par.
Today, American salaries are 30-50% higher.
Hard working Canadians are struggling to make ends meet and many families spend more on taxes than on housing, food, and bills combined.
'Broken Country' is a new documentary that explores what went wrong in Canada, what can be done, and what other countries can learn from it.
Watch it here: brokencountry.com
May retweeted
How on earth can police describe an alleged gang rape in Swindon as an “isolated incident”?
In the 12 months to March 2026, police recorded 74,727 rape offences across England and Wales.
That's more than 200 recorded rapes every single day.
Rape is not some rare occurrence in Britain.
It is a rampant and deeply disturbing problem that demands serious action.
Four men have now been arrested following allegations that a woman was raped in a Swindon car park.
Let's call this what it is.
Britain has a serious sexual violence problem, and we cannot keep pretending otherwise.
Women deserve to feel safe in their own country.
May retweeted
I am in Spain to receive an award. But I did not come alone.
I invited these women, my heroes, because I believe the real awards belong to them. The Islamic Republic took their eyes for the crime of demanding freedom. They still do not lower their gaze.
Europe is legitimizing the Taliban and shaking hands with the mullahs. Before you sign the next deal, sit with these women. Look into their eyes. Answer one question: Why?
Their stories are not only about Iran. They are a warning. These women fight so their country can be free, and so your democracies stay safe from the same darkness knocking at your door.
Keep your diplomacy. But do not sell our eyes for it. Stand with the women of Iran.
Shorter alt (if you want TRIM):
I came to Spain to receive an award. The real heroes are beside me.
These women lost their eyes to the Islamic Republic. Europe is busy legitimizing the Taliban and the mullahs. Look into their eyes and answer their question: Why?
Their fight is for Iran's freedom and for the safety of your democracy. Do not shake the hands that blinded them.
May retweeted
''What about XXY people? Wait until they find out about XXY!'' This is the standard argument from trans activists and their friends, trying to score cheap points whilst misrepresenting those of us who actually have the chromosomal aneuploidy. Those of us who have XXY Klinefelter Syndrome are male, nothing else. I really wish they'd stop rolling out this argument, it's so 2021.
May retweeted
Several years ago I ‘volunteered’ (pressured is the better word) to help hand out food for a Thanksgiving drive. We gave out turkeys, potatoes, cranberry sauce - everything for free. There were people driving up in BMW or Lexus SUVs - all foreigners from Russia, East Asia, India. We were instructed not to question need. 50% was obvious fraud. But at the end the guy running this program was ecstatic. He talked about the sheer quantity of food we gave away without regard to helping anyone. Later I realized this ‘non-profit’ probably received state grants, the size of which depended on how much ‘good’ it was doing. Taxpayers had paid for free food for people who didn’t need it, a non-profit paid its employees and staff - and a bunch of suckers like me ‘volunteered’ to help the effort.
May retweeted
What media won’t say about suspended Grande Prairie teacher:
1. Her name is Amy Davidson
2. She reposted a post saying no bodies were found in Kamloops
3. She faces a disciplinary meeting Monday
4. Teacher below states: “Diversity means we look different but must think the same.”
May retweeted
Her teeth chattered so violently at night that she bit through her tongue. Her neurologist’s answer: “It’s just anxiety. You’ve been through a lot of trauma. Don’t worry, you’re fine.” The solution they offered was a second retainer, so she wouldn’t bite her tongue.
Then she lost the ability to walk. Then the ability to swallow. And in the ER, the hospital team finally told her the truth: this isn’t anxiety, and it isn’t tardive dyskinesia. You have serotonin syndrome, and you’re about to die.
By that point she was on twelve serotonin-affecting medications.
Let me explain what happened here, because her story is a masterclass in how the system fails people. Serotonin syndrome is toxicity: too much serotonergic load on the nervous system. The chattering jaw, the rigidity, the progression to losing motor control. Her body had been screaming drug toxicity for a long time. But every new symptom got read through the same lens: anxious woman, trauma history, reassure and refer. And here’s the vicious loop. When drug side effects get labeled as anxiety, the treatment for “anxiety” is another serotonin drug. Each misdiagnosis added to the toxic load that was causing the symptoms. Twelve medications is not a treatment plan. It’s a cascade nobody stopped to question.
She survived, and the message she wants you to hear is the one I’ll amplify: what happened to her was deeply unfair, and you must advocate for yourself. If you are on multiple serotonergic medications and developing new physical symptoms like jaw clenching, tremor, rigidity, a racing heart, or confusion, do not accept “it’s just anxiety” until someone has asked the question: could this be the medications? Serotonin syndrome is a medical emergency. If it’s suspected, that’s an ER visit, not a journal entry.
Her full story will be out on YouTube today.
If you’re looking to safely taper off a psychiatric medication, comment TAPER and I’ll send you my free tapering guide. It’s the exact protocol we use with our patients at TaperClinic.
May retweeted
Just had my hair done and as usual, the moment I sat down, my stylist and I started terfing it up.
But this time was different.
First one woman joined the conversation saying she'd been banned from her women-only gym last month for complaining about a man (with a woman soul) parading around naked in the changing room, and the next minute the entire salon was terfing it up a storm.
There's been a dramatic shift in Canada in recent months. I feel it everywhere I go. Canadian women resent having men invade their spaces and have had enough of Canada prioritizing the rights of sex offenders over the safety and protection of women and girls. And now, crucially, more and more are not afraid to say so.
May retweeted
For centuries, one of the best defences of Constantinople was not a wall of stone, but a chain across the water. It stretched across the entrance of a long inlet called the Golden Horn. In 1453, it was beaten by an idea that nobody expected.
The Golden Horn is a deep, narrow harbour on the northern side of the city. It was where the Byzantine ships were kept, and where merchants from across the Mediterranean unloaded their goods. If an enemy fleet entered it, the sea walls on that side could be attacked from the water.
To prevent that, the Byzantines closed the harbour mouth with a huge boom. It was a barrier made of heavy wooden floats, linked by an iron chain, which was stretched from the city's walls on one side to the tower of Galata on the other. Ships could not pass without breaking it.
In April 1453, the Ottoman sultan Mehmed II besieged Constantinople with a very large army and fleet. His ships tried to break the chain, but the defenders had their own ships behind it, and the attacks failed. The Golden Horn stayed closed.
Mehmed then came up with a bold plan. If he could not go through the chain, he would go around it. On the other side of the Golden Horn there was a hill, and beyond it the open waters of the Bosphorus. He decided to move his ships over the land. His engineers built a road of wooden planks and logs, which were covered in grease or animal fat. Then oxen and men dragged the ships on wheeled cradles, one by one, up and over the hill. According to the accounts, the whole operation was done in a single night, around April 22, with about 70 ships.
The next morning, the defenders woke up to a shocking sight. An Ottoman fleet was floating inside the Golden Horn, right behind their chain. Their carefully protected harbour had been bypassed without a single blow. It forced the Byzantines to stretch their small army thinly. They now had to defend the sea walls along the Golden Horn as well as the great land walls, and they simply did not have enough men to do both.
Just over a month later, on May 29, 1453, the city fell. It ended the Byzantine Empire, which had lasted for more than a thousand years since Constantine.
The story is a classic lesson about defences. A strong barrier works only as long as the enemy plays by your rules.
#archaeohistories
May retweeted
“TRANS ANTIFA”
Antifa, Trantifa and far-left extremists did more than a million euros in damage at the University of Nantes @NantesUniv in France as part of the ongoing far-left (plus immigrant) attacks across the country and also Belgium.
The militants stockpiled chunks of concrete for attacks and vandalized the building with Antifa symbols, stickers and messages everywhere. Seventeen seconds into the video, you can see “TRANS ANTIFA” on the wall. ngocomment.com
May retweeted
Democrats in 2001: Wears full burqa to demonstrate how oppressive Sharia law is against women.
Democrats today: Wear hijabs to promote "inclusivity” and "diversity”
They literally became what they warned against.
May retweeted
When Jews were ethnically cleansed from Arab countries, vast amounts of land and property were taken from them.
Land stolen is estimated at 100,000 km²..... 4.5 times the size of Israel. $263 billion in assets taken.
250k lived for years in tents and poverty, until they built.
May retweeted
On October 13, over 12 girls from the Camas cross country team walked off the field in protest of being forced to run against a boy.
The night before, five seniors quit the team, including three team captains. Other girls showed up for the race out of uniform and refused to step up to the starting line. These girls showed immense courage, integrity, and solidarity.
While I’m so proud of these girls, they should never have been put in a position to become student activists to protect girls’ sports. Adults should have intervened before this ever became an issue.
Parents tell me these girls wanted their message seen and their voices heard, but they don’t want to keep doing this. I want these girls to know we’ve heard their voices, received their message, and now adults are taking responsibility for what happens next.
On Wednesday, Oct. 21, we will be returning to Camas to hold a rally of support and solidarity for our girls.
Courage calls to courage, and the community has heard the call of Camas Courage from these brave girls.
As the years have gone by, the issue of boys in girls’ sports has become more and more contentious. There is something WA State adults can do to stop this right now and protect girls’ sports now and forever: vote YES on 638 Fairness in Girls Sports to ensure that girls’ sports remain single-sex.
Right now, the rules say any boy can compete in girls' sports simply by declaring a new identity. The rules are unjust and harmful to our daughters. Adults need to know they don't need a permission slip for courage. Now is the time to stand up!
