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hendrik van hattem retweeted
Pastor Solomon did this interview with a Nigerian Christian child after one of the worst attacks by Islamic terrorist groups there. He wants to world to see this.
"My name is Unity Moses, I come from Borneo Tribe."
"Where are your parents?"
"My father, when Boko Haram invaded our village, my father went to defend but they killed him."
(Her mother, Pastor Moses said, survived but is now paralyzed on one side and using crutches).
"Is Boko Haram attacking your village?"
"All the time"
Please pray for Unity Moses 🙏
Boko Haram is an Islamist militant and terrorist group founded in Maiduguri, Nigeria, in 2002. The group aims to overthrow the Nigerian government, reject Western influence and education, and establish a strict Sharia-based Islamic state across the Lake Chad Basin💔💔
hendrik van hattem retweeted
Media VERZWIJGEN het volledig maar MORGEN is het zover!
Mark Rutte & Bill Gates staan in Nederland voor de RECHTER vanwege hun MISDADEN tijdens corona!
Ze horen in de GEVANGENIS!
Eens?
hendrik van hattem retweeted
Don’t stop talking about the mass slaughter of Christians by Islamists in Nigeria.
hendrik van hattem retweeted
While you walk into church today, families in northern Nigeria can’t.
Not because they don’t want to — because their churches are burnt, and their loved ones are buried in mass graves.
They still believe. But they pay a price for it.
Pray for them.
hendrik van hattem retweeted
My brother and I are researching this disaster.
Here's some notes from our reseaech:
1. Canadian parliament member is reporting a media blackout (grrr)
2. Approx ~5 aircraft appear to be associated with this event.
3. Current reported fire zone is ~2.5mi SE from Wainwright explosives storage. NASA FIRMS shows historical hotspots between current reported burn and explosives storage
4. Local resident reports seeing potentially up to ~150 casualties
5. Wainwright hospital is overwhelmed. Hospital is small, only ~25 beds.
6. Local school is currently being used as a triage center per local civilian
7. Photo evidence of ~5 civilian ambulances, at least 1 ISV, and other military vehicles being used to transport casualties
8. Local trucker reports support convoy heading to Wainwright ~1.5hr ago
Notably:
Edmonton hospitals (all of them) are currently operating between 97-105% capacity prior to incident, meaning the volume of casualties to overwhelm is relatively low (they have total approx 2500 beds). Wainwright would be overwhelmed by ~20+ casualties.
This appears to be an ammunition explosion during a training exercise resulting in a large, rapidly spreading fire that is current burning in a southeastern direction, with multiple agencies responding. There appear to be 100-200 total casualties with limited triage support available, exacerbating the emergency.
Hospitals across Alberta, Canada are reportedly being overwhelmed by the number of injured from the ongoing major fire at CFB Wainwright, the cause and extent of which is still unknown, with details being kept very quiet by the Canadian Ministry of National Defense. Some sources place the number of dead in the dozens with hundreds of injuries, though nothing has been verified by officials in Canada.
hendrik van hattem retweeted
President Trump posted this last night on his Truth Social account. Listen to this. There are NO COINCIDENCES. 🙌🏻✝️🇺🇸❤️ WOW 🥺
hendrik van hattem retweeted
Ethics filings show @MarkJCarney held stock in heating & ventilation firms that now stand to benefit from $2B heat pump rebate plan: "How is that not corrupt?" asked #ethics committee chair @JohnBrassardCPC.
blacklocks.ca/how-is-that-no… #cdnpoli
hendrik van hattem retweeted
Lloyd Axworthy, a former Liberal foreign affairs minister, has now lined up with Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre in demanding that Parliament be given a real say before Canada locks itself into any deeper “unique alliance” with the European Union. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s habit of announcing major foreign-policy shifts from the red carpet while MPs sit idle is an affront to responsible government. Sovereignty is not a bargaining chip to be traded away in Brussels without debate. If even a Chrétien-era Liberal can see the danger of executive overreach, Carney has no excuse for shutting Parliament out of a decision that could reshape Canada’s independence for a generation. Canadians elect MPs to scrutinize these deals, not to rubber-stamp them after the fact.
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hendrik van hattem retweeted
The next time a brain dead liberal tells you “You stole this land” show them this
hendrik van hattem retweeted
Argentina president Javier Milei calls Mark Carney part of a Bureaucracy of "Parasites" Javier Milei stated that the United Nations exists mainly to support a "caste of fatally arrogant parasites masquerading as well-intentioned bureaucrats".
news.un.org/en/story/2026/09…
hendrik van hattem retweeted
Mark Carney’s conduct constitutes election interference. U.S. officials are aware of it.
Many of us Canadians recognise it as well.
By pursuing a globalist confrontation with Donald Trump, Carney is placing Canada’s national interests and sovereignty in the crossfire
Carney is putting 🇨🇦 at serious risk.
hendrik van hattem retweeted
🚨 TODAY: Farmers line up their tractors here in Rigaud, Quebec, to protest the Liberals’ land grab through the $90-billion Alto project.
They’re rising up. 🚜🚜
hendrik van hattem retweeted
Fuertes enfrentamientos en La Haya, Países Bajos, entre patriotas holandeses opuestos a la invasión islámica y la apertura de una nueva mezquita en la ciudad contra la policía holandesa.
Los holandeses ya no quieren más multiculturalismo.
Jamás vinieron a asimilar.
hendrik van hattem retweeted
🚨ALLISON INQUIRY BOMBSHELL🚨
Former CBC producer Rodney Palmer just delivered a forensic presentation to the panel on how Canada’s public broadcaster morphed into a Chinese-style propaganda arm. Called out his former colleagues — and DESTROYED whatever credibility they had left.
hendrik van hattem retweeted
First up, the FBI & DEA identified where the lab was located & who the players were & handed the entire package to the RCMP.
Second, it included the shipping routes (port of Vancouver) the Chinese players who were involved in importing the precursor chemicals, the Chinese players in Canada who sold it to Mexican cartel players living in Canada & operating labs primarily in rural BC.
They gave the RCMP the names of the various Sikh CDN’s who were running the logistics & distribution operations.
They outlined the destinations for the finished products which included the Philippines (distribution hub in Asia), the Netherlands (EU distribution hub), Portland (distribution hub in the western US) & east to a tribal reserve in Saskatchewan (distribution hub for eastern Canada & US). The primary players included Chinese gangsters, Sikh gangsters, motorcycle gangs, & indigenous gangs.
This should have turned into a massive spiderweb of criminal takedowns but would have also made clear 4 troubling things:
Canada has lost control over immigration (can’t seem to screen out criminals from getting TFW & student visas) we have a major Chinese problem, some indigenous gangs members are using their reserves as safe havens & Canada has become a major fentanyl producer & distributor including to the US as Trump claimed.
So as per usual instead of facing up to reality & getting our National Security shit together, we punted & took the rouge!
No one charged with producing fentanyl at ‘largest superlab’ in Canadian history
westernstandard.news/bc/no-o…
hendrik van hattem retweeted
Lutnick: "Canada walked away. We had a deal. We shook hands. The president announced it. Right? Everybody was positive.
Canada made the decision for political purposes. they wanted to walk away. This is politics only....
Do I care about how the Quebecois speak? I mean what could matter less to America? We don't care. So, the fact is, we never brought those words up. This is manufactured..."
So, there's the sovereignty party trying to run, and they're in the lead in Quebec. And so this was Mark Carney manufacturing something that would try to keep them from winning. And then you have Alberta, has an independence resolution. These are elections in October, so he's this making this a political thing for Canada.
And my guess will be as soon as his elections are over, you're gonna see a plane full of Canadian negotiators flying down, going, come on, come on, we'll give it to you before your election. We're just being used by them.
Right? That's what happened. That's why it ended. It didn't happen for math. The math was sensational. It was a great deal that we shook hands."
Secretary of Commerce @howardlutnick speaks to media about trade negotiations with Canada.
hendrik van hattem retweeted
TOUT DE MÊME ÉTONNANT...
Jamieson Greer (le négociateur américain) parle français couramment.
Il a étudié à Paris.
Un de ses enfants y est né.
Il l’a dit lui-même récemment :
«Je parle français. J’aime les Québécois.»
Certains affirment même qu’il parle mieux français que Mark Carney.
Pendant que les deux pays se disputaient sur la langue française dans les négociations commerciales, le négociateur américain pouvait discuter en français sans problème.
Ironie du sort :
Celui qui devait «menacer» la langue française la maîtrise peut-être mieux que plusieurs politiciens canadiens.
hendrik van hattem retweeted
BREAKING: Access to Information records obtained by Blacklock's Reporter show Farm Credit Canada CEO Justine Hendricks approved a $44,521 cocktail reception in Québec City for board members, staff and consultants after Ottawa directed federal organizations to cut travel spending by 15%.
The event included $506/night hotel rooms, 19 bottles of wine, Bombay gin and $1,368 in canapés. Flights were extra, including a $1,809 business-class ticket for the CEO.
Meanwhile, FCC reduced employee travel spending by 24%, but the CEO told staff: "If you're asking me, 'Is there a plan to cut travel?' No."
At a time when Canadians expect fiscal restraint from Crown corporations, these records raise serious questions about leadership, accountability, and whether spending decisions could truly withstand public scrutiny.
