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if bisan owda thinks the tour is important then who are we to say it’s helping no one…
Replying to @wallowjackets
i just HATE HATE HATE how people have turned palestine and the term free palestine into like something they say for fun while palestinians themselves are dying every fucking day… cheering free palestine from a concert venue does not help anyone
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GOOD MORNING I FINALLY FINISHED THE HD VERSION OF MY BRYAN X WELCOME TO THE BLACK PARADE EDIT AND I FIXED THE LYRICS AT THE END!!!
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This figure is going to increase as the years go by. All of Gaza is contaminated with god knows what after all the bombs "israel" dropped on it. Not to mentioned how malnourished most mothers must be
🚨 HORRIFIC: 260 cases of congenital anomalies were recorded among newborns in Gaza during the first nine months of 2026, bringing the total to 766 cases recorded across 2022, 2025 and January–September 2026.
The figures come amid the collapse of Gaza’s healthcare system, widespread malnutrition, and the disruption of prenatal care, reflecting the devastating consequences of Israel’s genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.
Arrêtez de fermer les yeux
⚠️🇵🇸 #CISJORDANIE : Deux fillettes palestiniennes, munies de leurs sacs à dos, ont été renversées par des colons israéliens alors qu’elles se rendaient à l’école.
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mfs will post this and then go and vote for Doug Ford for the 15th time in a row 😭😭😭
🚨🇨🇦 THIS IS NOT A THIRD-WORLD COUNTRY. THIS IS TORONTO, CANADA.
These are pictures of the Gardiner Expressway, right in the heart of Canada’s largest city.
Look at the concrete. The cracks. The deterioration. The patchwork.
Millions of Canadians travel on infrastructure like this every day.
We somehow find billions for international commitments, grand announcements, political pet projects and endless promises to build a better tomorrow.
But what about maintaining the country we already built?
Canada is a G7 nation. Toronto is its financial capital.
Yet ordinary Canadians are left looking at infrastructure that raises serious questions about maintenance and public priorities.
And the irony?
We pay income taxes. Property taxes. Sales taxes. Fuel taxes. And taxes on practically everything else.
HOW MUCH MORE MUST CANADIANS PAY BEFORE BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE BECOMES A PRIORITY?
A country doesn’t become prosperous by announcing billion-dollar projects while neglecting what previous generations built.
You can’t build the future if you can’t maintain the present.
Welcome to Canada. Where the announcements are always brand new, but the concrete tells a different story. 🇨🇦
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He removed Mamdani's verification in efforts to shadow ban after that ratio. Imagine how he'd weaponise Starlink in South Africa when the govt doesn't do what he wants
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one hundred and fifty billion dollars to the military but we are murdering the postal service because we for some reason we hold it to the standard of being profitable
Canada Post is ending home delivery across the GTA. Here is when the change will take effect in your neighbourhood cp24.com/local/toronto/2026/…
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As someone who has Finished over 400 Commissions in the last 3 years - (yes really)
This guide is super helpful and wonderful to beginners and veterans alike!!!!!
GIVE IT A READ RN!!!!
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In case Canadians forgot, we DO actually have a real progressive option (since our two largest parties are right wing).
The NDP came out today proposing a wealth tax that would apply to people worth more than $10 million to pay for public grocery options, housing and healthcare.
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First look at the practical effects work for The Puker and the Mutant Baby in Zach Cregger's ‘RESIDENT EVIL’.
(Source: @BDisgusting)
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The United States is still committing genocide in Gaza, and the majority of Democrats elected last night support it.
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Housing will NEVER be affordable when almost 100% of our elected officials financial portfolios depend on unaffordable housing to be profitable and almost 50% of them are landlords.
Our elected officials are making millions from Canada's housing crisis, ensuring it will continue.
Housing won’t be affordable for decades. What can we do for young Canadians while they wait? theglobeandmail.com/investin…










































