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CME Plans World's First Tungsten Futures As Booming Missile Demand May Spark Severe 2030 Shortage zerohedge.com/commodities/cm…
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My God. Amount over $265,545–$1,000,000 now taxed at 55.5%. The minimum amount required to qualify to buy a home in Vancouver is just below that range at $220,000. Those making over $1mm taxed at 57.5%. Wow.
NEW - @Dave_Eby proposes to raise income taxes on top two brackets by 2 percentage points, to generate $1b in extra revenue for BC.
• $190,405-$265,545 will go from 16.8% to 18.8%
• $265,545-$1m will go from 20.5% to 22.5%
• New $1m+ tax at 24.5%
If this doesn’t tell you that the globalists work together, not sure what else is left.
Mark Carney built a global profile in 2026 by standing up to President Trump. If some prediction-market traders and admirers are right, the Canadian PM could end the year with the Nobel Peace Prize and Time magazine’s Person of the Year.
Read more: abcnews.link/sMOK0Z5
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Foreclosure listings continue to pile up across Metro Vancouver. Currently running at multi-decade highs.
The trend is higher.
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More Canadian trans insanity.
A doctor in British Columbia has been ordered to pay $28,100 after refusing to inject a trans-identified 14-year-old boy with a prescribed puberty blocker!
The BC Human Rights Tribunal issued this decision. This is the same kangaroo court that fined school trustee Barry Neufeld $750,000 for objecting to gender ideology in schools.
Dr. Henry Ajaero, who has run a family practice in Delta since 2014, was ordered to pay the compensation in a Sept. 1 B.C. Human Rights decision, which found his conduct was discriminatory.
In March 2021, Ajaero told a trans-identified boy’s crazy mother that he would not inject a prescribed medication called Lupron, saying "he did not feel comfortable administering it."
Ajaero argued to the tribunal that he did not administer the injection because "doing so would go against his religious beliefs" and "because it is outside the scope of his practice."
Doctors are now being fined for refusing to violate their conscience, and for upholding the Hippocratic Oath.
This must be appealed!
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🚨 HOLY SMOKES. Danbury, Connecticut has just voted to let noncitizens serve as police officers — and the city's Democrat mayor just admitted HE CAME TO AMERICA ILLEGALLY
MAYOR: "I grew up undocumented. These are my neighbors." 🤯
So an American city is run by a FOREIGN INVADER and they just voted to let non-Americans act as officers to enforce the law?
HOW IS THIS ALLOWED?!
The move came after ICE raids in the region
Un-freaking-real. NO CITY SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO DO THIS
And he just comes out and brags he was once an illegal.
𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐞𝐲 𝐚 𝐞𝐦𝐛𝐚𝐮𝐜𝐡𝐞́ 𝐌𝐚𝐢𝐚 𝐉𝐨𝐡𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧.
Une opératrice démocrate américaine sous Clinton. Maintenant : elle occupe un poste clé au bureau du premier ministre du Canada.
Elle, elle travaille pour Ottawa.
Pas en freelance.
Trump l’apprend et sort le Logan Act de 1799. Jamais vraiment appliquée. Mais c’est un outil avec des dents !
Il demande une enquête.
Tout de suite.
Cette loi interdit à un citoyen américain de négocier en privé avec un pays étranger sans la permission de Washington DC !
Deux pays en guerre commerciale…
Gold is back near $4500. But why? Remember when a Reuters photographer zoomed in on Scott Bessent's notepad at Camp David.
Two lines. That's all it took to expose what's really happening.
Read this article to find out!
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OH LOOK!
The liberals are paying their influencers.
Shocked. Shocked I tell you.
👀
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New federal records have revealed that the Trudeau government compiled a blacklist of Canadians sympathetic to the 2022 Freedom Convoy protest and privately permitted it to be circulated among thousands of private corporations.
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B.C.'s Hatley Castle, parcels of downtown Victoria among lands earmarked for transfer to First Nations nationalpost.com/opinion/bc-…
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🚨 MAJOR BREAKING: Woman recognizes the building from Carney’s new rental housing announcement.
She lives there.
She exposes that her CURRENT rent control apartment, will be TORN DOWN!
And the new building Carney announced with 184 units, 121 of those units will be REPLACEMENT units from the building she lives in!
Our taxes are paying to demo an old building and move people into a new building, under the guise that we are getting more affordable rental housing.
Taxpayers are funding this!
Two-thirds of the new multi-million dollar project, will NOT be net-new capacity.
Turns out, back in 2020, we were absolutely right about COVID.
Thanks to Fauci and the @WhiteHouse for finally proving us right.
We were blacklisted, blocked and suppressed by all social media outlets.
Here’s just one of the many things we wrote in 2020. If you missed the whole COVID cover up, have a read and see if we were right all along.
equedia.com/the-conspiracies…
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Young Canadians feel like they have to leave Canada to find the opportunity they were promised here.
This should be the best country on earth to start a family, buy a home, and launch a business.
Let’s reverse the decade of Liberal taxes, inflation, debt, and bureaucracy so Canadians can build their future at home.
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🚨 JUST NOW: Sen. Josh Hawley SCORCHES Dr. Fauci, explaining he does NOT the right to plead the fifth
"You don't have ANY rights under the Fifth Amendment because you have been PARDONED, as you very well know."
"The Supreme Court has been clear for a century or more. Brown v. Walker 1896: 'when he has been pardoned he may not stand upon his privilege.'
You know that, your lawyer sitting behind you shifting nervously in their chairs know it."
"This is about CONTEMPT. Contempt for this body and for the American people."
Fauci must be COMPELLED to speak under threat of arrest.
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Canada has reportedly signed the UN Cybercrime Convention.
The Liberal government should explain why there was no parliamentary or public debate on this treaty that many believe will impact on the surveillance of Canadians:
1. Why was this decision not announced publicly?
2. What changed since Canada’s earlier concerns about surveillance?
3. Will implementing legislation be required before Canada can fully ratify and implement the Convention?
4. How will Charter rights and privacy protections be safeguarded?
5. Will Parliament have the opportunity to fully examine any implementing legislation before ratification?
6. Has the government assessed the Convention’s implications for AI, cloud computing, and cross-border data governance?
These are important questions for Parliament and for Canadians.
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