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🇬🇧 UK officials are furious after The Trump Administration secretly flew a US diplomat out of England, after authorities found child abuse materials in a raid on his London apartment.
By the time British’s authorities searched his drives and found the content, the US had smuggled him out of England and back to the US, via a US Air Force base.
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I resigned from Anthropic today. I spent the last three years doing pretraining research at both OpenAI and Anthropic. Neither company is acting responsibly. They are racing straight to self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives. More thoughts below.
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Google’s role in this is disgusting.
Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario “Lake America” for U.S. federal purposes.
But Google wasn’t ordered to change Google Maps. It CHOSE to display “Lake America” to millions of Americans.
That wasn’t obedience. That was corporate compliance.
A 400-year-old name became another opportunity for one of the most powerful companies on Earth to stroke the ego of one man. I don’t need Google, and I don’t need their AI platform.
It’s Lake Ontario.
#Google
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🚨LAC ONTARIO : Google inscrit « Lake America ». Washington écrit « on le revendique ». Du baptême à la prise de possession.
Google Maps vient d’écrire « Lake America » pour ses utilisateurs américains. Ce n’est pas rien : c’est Washington qui fait plier une plateforme milliardaire mondiale et qui entérine les détails d’un décret présidentiel aux conséquences lourdes.
Avant-hier, le Sharpie de Trump a créé tout un esclandre sur la place publique. Mais les petits caractères de l’article 2(a) du décret présidentiel cachaient le plus choquant : une revendication territoriale du lac Ontario.
Tandis que la plupart des gens étaient fascinés par la signature imposante de Donald Trump — griffonnée avec son instrument de prédilection en matière de politique internationale, le Sharpie —, les détails du décret sont passés inaperçus.
Comme toujours, le diable se cache dans les détails. Le changement de nom n’était que la partie émergée de l’iceberg. Les cartes ne se résument pas à des noms. Lisez le décret : « Les eaux les plus profondes du lac se trouvant sur le territoire des États-Unis, ces derniers revendiquent la majeure partie du volume du lac. » Article 2(a).
Le verbe recèle l’arme : revendication.
Il ne s’agit pas d’une simple inscription sur un souvenir de voyage, mais d’une affirmation de droit.
La suite du décret décrit le dispositif de mise en œuvre de cette revendication territoriale.
Dans un délai de 30 jours, le secrétaire à l’Intérieur doit renommer le lac « Lac Amérique », mettre à jour le Système d’information sur les noms géographiques (GNIS) et « supprimer toute référence au lac Ontario du GNIS ».
Il ne s’agit pas que d’ajouter un nom, mais bien d’effacer toute mention de l’ancien nom des archives géographiques américaines officielles.
Ensuite, chaque carte fédérale, contrat et communication gouvernementale devra reprendre le nouveau nom.
En ceci, Washington copie la stratégie chinoise en mer de Chine méridionale (voir tous les détails ci-bas, dans mon article dédié à cela).
Isoler un fait physique : le point le plus profond, le bassin de Rochester, qui se situe au large des côtes de New York.
Transformer ce fait en un titre : les États-Unis « revendiquent la majeure partie du volume du lac ».
Inscrire le nouveau nom dans la base de données.
Supprimer l’ancien nom.
Ordonner à tout l’apparatus fédéral de parler comme si cette suppression avait toujours été une évidence.
Une fois cette trace écrite établie, elle peut être invoquée dans des arguments juridiques pour revendiquer la souveraineté.
« Nos cartes l’appellent déjà Lac Amérique », déclare Washington !
Du marqueur indélébile à la preuve !
La Chine a perfectionné la méthode en mer de Chine méridionale. Renommer le récif. Inscrire le nom sur la carte officielle. Envoyer les navires. Considérer la carte comme un verdict légal.
Et voici comment l’on passe du changement de nom à la patrouille du plan d’eau.
La Maison-Blanche a écrit la première partie de ce scénario sur une mer intérieure partagée. La seconde phase s’anticipe facilement.
Lorsque les cartes des garde-côtes, les documents du Corps des ingénieurs de l’armée et les systèmes de navigation américains mentionnent tous « lac Amérique », les patrouilles, les brise-glaces et les inspections adoptent un nouveau langage. Ils ne se trouvent plus sur un lac binational, mais sur une étendue d’eau que les États-Unis ont déjà rebaptisée et dont ils revendiquent la superficie.
Sur un lac qui leur appartient.
Alors, à ceux qui ne voient dans ce baptême qu’une des dernières lubies de Trump, je dis : vous vous trompez. Quelque chose d’inquiétant nous menace sous la surface des Grands Lacs…
#polcan #polqc #cdnpoli
(Ci-dessous figure une analyse détaillée de la manière dont la Chine utilise les cartes comme une arme pour subjuguer ses voisins.)⏬xitter.cf/anniedufour99/status/2…
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We are dealing with some seriously twisted people.
From a Canadian perspective, I have to say: this is not normal.
Look at what is being put out through official U.S. government channels. One picture was posted by the White House. Another came from the U.S. Department of the Interior press. These aren’t random people on the internet. These are official institutions of the United States government, speaking to the world on behalf of the American state.
And as a Canadian, I find that deeply disturbing. Because the whole world is watching this. Not just Canadians. Not just Americans.
All of us.
People around the world are watching how the United States chooses to use its enormous political power, its influence, and its institutions.
I don’t believe I’ve ever seen another country engage in this kind of openly vindictive rhetoric in quite this way. Not Russia. Not China. Not even North Korea.
For generations, Canadians have looked to the United States as our closest neighbour, our largest trading partner, and one of the world’s most influential democracies. We may disagree with American governments, and Canadians certainly have plenty of opinions about American politics, but there has always been an expectation that, beneath the political battles, there was a certain standard of conduct.
This feels like something different.
There is a difference between defending your country and taking pleasure in humiliating someone. There is a difference between strong rhetoric and rhetoric that appears designed specifically to hurt, provoke, and degrade.
There is a difference between protecting your own country and wanting to tear down another for no reason.
It wasn’t enough to drive in the knife; they had to twist it too.
And from outside the United States, it is difficult to watch this and understand how anyone can consider it appropriate for a government to behave this way. This isn’t about being Canadian versus American. It isn’t about left versus right. It isn’t even about whether you agree with the person being targeted.
It’s about standards.
If a foreign government behaved this way, many of the same people would be outraged. They would call it cruel, undignified, or authoritarian, and rightfully so.
Canada and the United States have had disagreements for generations. We have argued over trade, foreign policy, borders, energy, defence, and countless other issues. But disagreement between neighbours does not require contempt for one another.
In fact, precisely because Canada and the United States are so closely connected, what happens there matters enormously to us.
Anybody who thinks this is acceptable behaviour simply because it is coming from “their side” has lost the plot.
Because governments are supposed to represent more than anger, vengeance, and political tribalism.They are supposed to represent their people.
And I would hope that Americans, regardless of their political beliefs, can still recognize the difference between strength and cruelty.
The whole world is watching.
And what they are seeing is not strength.
It’s something much uglier.
Source: Canadian United
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Harrison Ford looks too thin
Everybody wants to be skinny frail looking. I say that is a big no no. I have worked in multiple nursing homes as an occupational therapist assistant for over 15 years and sad to say it is always the skinny frail that end up passing away. We as humans need extra padding for when we get sick because that is healthy it is what helps us when we are fighting health issues.
I will never forget talking to this woman who was 98 years old and she was 121 pounds thinking she was fat and telling me she needed to lose weight. She said she had 4 brothers and 3 sisters and they had all passed away and she was all alone. This made me so sad for her. Please visit your loved ones if you can they will appreciate it more than you know ♥️
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🚨 ALERT: Afghan National Involved in Fairfax Police Shooting Linked to Recent DC Incident Involving National Guard Members
Yesterday, November 26, two National Guard members—Pfc. Andrew Wolfe, 24, and Spc. Sarah Beckstrom, 20—were critically injured in a shooting near the White House in Washington, DC. The suspect, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, an Afghan national who entered the U.S. in 2021, reportedly drove from across the country before the incident. Both service members, who had just been sworn in less than 24 hours prior as part of enhanced security measures under President Trump, are receiving medical treatment.
Looking back to April 23 in Fairfax, VA: A routine traffic stop escalated when Jamal Wali, 36, another Afghan national, expressed frustration and mentioned the Taliban before firing at officers. One bullet injured two officers in their arms, but they were treated and released. Wali was fatally shot in the exchange. Body camera footage captured the event, showing his anger toward the U.S.
These incidents raise questions about vetting processes. Both individuals entered the U.S. under programs from the Obama and Biden administrations—Wali in 2014 as a translator, and Lakanwal through asylum pathways amid the Afghanistan withdrawal. Concerns have been voiced about border security and immigration policies that may have allowed unvetted entries.
President Trump is addressing this by deploying 500 additional Guardsmen, but many are calling for stronger measures to secure the border. Share if you support accountability and safer policies!
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🚨 AMERICANS ARE JUST NOW REALIZING THEIR “ICE CREAM” ISN’T EVEN LEGALLY ICE CREAM ANYMORE
"Does anybody know what's happened to Breyers ice cream...that it's no longer ice cream?"
A couple posted a viral video after buying a tub of what they thought was normal ice cream only to discover the packaging never uses the words ice cream anywhere.
Instead, the label says “Frozen Dairy Dessert.”
Why?
Because years ago, companies quietly changed their recipes:
• Less cream
• More air
• More gums & stabilizers
• Cheaper fillers
• Ingredients that no longer meet FDA standards to legally call it ice cream
The wife says she bought this thinking she was being “moderately healthy,” until she noticed something insane:
“NOWHERE on here does it say ice cream.”
“It literally says frozen dairy dessert."
“This was the ice cream of my childhood…now it tastes TERRIBLE."
She opens the container and immediately freaks out:
“First of all… what is this texture?”
“It tastes metallic.”
“It’s forming a FILM inside my mouth."
“This is NOT ice cream.”
Her husband jumps in:
“This used to be the PREMIUM ice cream of the bourgeoisie.”
She stops him, but keeps inspecting the tub:
“They made it LOOK like ice cream… the fancy label, the ‘Rainforest Alliance’ leaf… the Grade A milk logo… but WHAT am I actually eating here?”
“Because it’s definitely not ice cream.”
People across the internet are now checking their own tubs and realizing the same thing - half the brands in their freezer aren’t even allowed to be called real ice cream.
Did you know companies legally reclassified this stuff… or have you been eating ‘frozen dairy dessert’ without realizing it?
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Bro this is the most California clown-world thing ever, a room full of smug, well-fed officials and activist cheerleaders literally jumping up and down because they just slapped the working class with a sales tax damn near 10 percent, celebrating like they cured cancer when all they did was rob families blind to pump another $330 million into the same bureaucratic black hole that already burns money faster than a cartel bonfire. And they’re doing it at a swanky tequila bar, drinking “spirits” while voting to make groceries, clothes, diapers, and basic life more expensive for the very people they pretend to fight for, absolute aristocrat energy.
The founding fathers aren’t just rolling in their graves, they’re digging their way out to file a restraining order, because California basically became the oppressive government they warned us about. And the saddest part, 43 percent of voters tried to stop it, but the majority marched off the cliff clapping like seals trained by the tax-hungry elite. This isn’t governance, it’s financial abuse with nachos and margaritas.
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I tried to warn you.
This is a problem.
They’ll tell you your steak is from Canada, but not that it was cloned in a lab.
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John Catsimatidis is offering a $11,000 USD reward from information leading to the truth, from the inside "What really happened at Universal Ostrich Farm and CFIA" Where are our living Ostriches? What did they really want here at our farm?
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🚨EMERGENCY ALERT: The WEF / UN Crime Syndicate Has Fully Captured Canada & Is Completing The Final Phases Of Installing A Globalist Communist Dictatorship!
Learn The NWO Playbook To Take Down America- Remember, Canada Is About 5 Years Ahead Of The US!
MUST-WATCH/SHARE EMERGENCY IN-DEPTH REPORT!!!
@thevivafrei
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Under the Criminal Code of Canada act - Sections 445 (1) & 446 (1) -
The Criminal Code of Canada prohibits animal abuse and cruelty under sections 445 to 447, which make it an offense to willfully cause unnecessary pain or suffering to an animal, neglect an animal, or engage in specific acts like animal fighting or poisoning. The laws cover a range of actions, from intentional harm to neglect in providing care, and define punishments based on the severity of the offense.
There are offences for killing and harming animals (445), torturing animals (445.1), and neglecting animals (446). They are all found in Part XI of the Criminal Code relating to "Wilful and Forbidden Acts in Respect of Certain Property"
In fact you could say that outdated policies that should indicate re-testing to justify any cull should have been included in this scenario as the last test was carried out 10 months ago & there should have been current testing for justification not just an initial test from 10 months ago. Their policies indicate initial test but there should be provision for retesting as the need was required here in this scenario. The CFIA should really be liable for animal cruelty due to neglect during the stay order. The spirit scenario when they didn’t provide the bird with the necessary electrolytes & the farm has footage on this which indicates neglect. During the stay order, there were also lesser birds than before so they were probably culling them then - but they didn’t allow for a count further avoiding evidence - violating the stay order - every investigation requires current evidence they didn’t carry out current testing - could make them liable for harm under animal cruelty also. Their policies are clearly out of date & were not sufficiently updated to cover this scenario. It’s not looking good for the CFIA or the Supreme Court - the Supreme Court should have put a stop to the cull & investigated this & held the CFIA accountable, instead they abandoned the case so the Supreme Court failed to apply duty of care. Screenshots from the Criminal Code of Canada below. A lot of people are potentially in trouble over this already. 👇🏻
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Your daily reminder that according to the @rcmpgrcpolice, this is what “keeping the peace” looks like.
Even according to the definition under Canadian law on the government’s own website, the RCMP and @InspectionCan have become terrorist organizations.
“In Canada, section 83.01 of the Criminal Code[1] defines terrorism as an act committed "in whole or in part for a POLITICAL, religious or ideological purpose, objective or cause" with the intention of INTIMIDATING the public "…with regard to its security, including its economic security, or compelling a person… to do or to refrain from doing any act."
The Canadian government is a terrorist organization. By its own definition.
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This is unacceptable.
Im just going to assume everything in the store is cloned and opt out.
Who the fuck is okay with this?
Have we studied what happens when humans consume cloned meat?
Health Canada has ended its 20-year restriction on cloned cattle and swine, meaning meat and dairy from cloned animals and their offspring can now be sold in Canada with no labels or public notice.
The decision follows a 2023 policy review by Health Canada, the CFIA, and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, which concluded there’s “no scientific difference between cloned and conventionally bred livestock.” The agencies maintain the move is science-based and poses no new health risks.
The move, finalized quietly in late 2024, removes cloned cattle and pigs from Canada’s “novel foods” list — eliminating the requirement for pre-market safety reviews and public disclosure.
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Ret. CAF Sgt. Mike Rude rips the RCMP for continuing to siege Universal Ostrich Farms despite the CFIA carrying out a slaughter of hundreds of healthy birds days ago.
