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Replying to @HarrisonHSmith
Thats old but he's still fucking over the American ranchers.
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This is far bigger, and far worse than all that…
Foreground is Nile through Egypt. Egypt is the only country on earth so dependent on a single river. This phase of a massive process war is just getting warmed up.
Suez
Aswan
GERD
Mosul Dam
Strait of Gibraltar
Danish Strait
Brazil/Argentina war (eventually)
Panama
Texas
Florida
California
Denmark
Malacca
Thailand
These are just appetizers.
Sooner or later…US Capital likely leaves DC. Likely to Florida.
He allows 600k Chinese students to take American university slots so Jews can censor TikTok.
He uses American diplomacy to help Morocco invade Spain to punish them for opposing Israel.
Now he is sacrificing American beef producers to help Israel’s South American colony.
Literally sacrificing America itself to build the global Jewish Empire.
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British Columbia has what the world wants: energy, resources, lumber, and a gateway to the world’s fastest-growing markets. That’s why one-third of the major projects the Government of Canada is advancing are from this province – because a strong BC is a strong Canada.
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Today, we mark Emancipation Day and honour the strength, resilience, and contributions of Black Canadians.
As we reflect on our history, we recommit to building a Canada where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. Prime Minister Carney’s statement: pm.gc.ca/en/news/statements/…
If you’re a developer who bet on the high end of the market and you’re facing a loss of profits: this program will not help you.
We’re acquiring units below the cost of construction and making them available as rentals for British Columbians — with a path to home ownership.
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Public Safety Canada (@Safety_Canada) has received a Community Note on X over its attempts to refute growing criticism of its state surveillance legislation, Bill C-22.
Bill C-22’s state surveillance powers are so extreme that companies focused on privacy and cybersecurity are warning they may leave Canada rather than comply. Signal says it could pull its service. VPN providers are raising alarms. When laws drive secure communications services out of the country, Canadians should be asking serious questions about privacy, security, and government overreach.
Stop Bill C-22 by signing our petition today: jccf.ca/stop-bill-c-22-stop-…
Part 2 of Bill C-22 would not create new authorities for police and CSIS. It would ensure electronic service providers have the technical capabilities to respond to court orders or warrants to get specific info to help an investigation. canada.ca/en/services/polici…
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Bill C-22 may not formally create new warrant powers, but Part 2 would impose new lawful-access and technical capability obligations, including metadata retention. Privacy experts argue this expands the practical surveillance framework if warrant standards remain unchanged.
canada.ca/en/public-safe…
michaelgeist.ca/2026/03/the-la…
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Decolonize: 1. Visit your local Rez; 2. Find the head chief; 3. Ask to join the FN; 4. Attend a feast; 5. Serve at a feast; 6. Pay taxes in the feast; 7. Witness the Feast Court of Law; 8. Eat soup made from food off the Land; 9. Get paid to witness feast; 10. Hunt for the feast.
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CBC just released yet another hit-piece on us.. Here's the TLDR;
>freedom of movement exists, & SSC is respected internationally
>Active Club founder Rob Rundo has allegedly become an honourary Canadian
>CBC still hates White people
Thanks again for the free promotion though!
The thousands of British people imprisoned merely for social media posts or speaking their mind need to be released!
No more prison island!!
It cannot be the case that the projects that get prioritized in Canada are those where a Premier threatens to leave the country.
Next week, I’ll be meeting with the Prime Minister to bring him a list of projects we can work on for the benefit of all Canadians.
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The claim implies Alberta is being uniquely prioritized. But Canada’s Major Projects Office already lists projects across Canada, including B.C.; Ottawa’s first MPO announcement included B.C.’s Red Chris expansion, and B.C. lists 35 priority projects worth $88B.
canada.ca/en/privy-counc…
pm.gc.ca/en/news/news-r…
www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/em…
Before most mass attacks, attackers often show concerning behaviors or exhibit signs that they are on a path to violence. You may be in a unique position to observe these signs in someone you know. Knowing the signs and sharing your concerns could be the key to preventing an attack of mass violence in your community. Learn more at fbi.gov/prevent.
To support the people of Japan and show that it was safe to visit.
Most people in America at the time were afraid to travel to Japan, due to a misplaced fear of radiation.
Elon Musk shaking hands with Soma Mayor Hidekiyo Tachiya in Fukushima Japan, July 2011
Just months after the devastating March 2011 earthquake, tsunami, and Fukushima nuclear disaster, Elon personally visited the region to launch a solar power project funded by his $250,000 donation.
Standing in front of a solar panel in Soma (about 40 km from the crippled Daiichi plant), he showed support for recovery and renewables. To help ease fears and encourage normal life, he even ate fresh local fruits and vegetables there – proving the radiation risks were far lower than many believed.
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Our team is now on its way to the Gulf region, where they can help protect lives and stabilize the situation. We see the challenges that exist now: the Iranian regime has effectively blocked the Strait of Hormuz – one of the main routes for supplying oil and gas to the global market. This is a major source of instability. No one in the world can yet say how long all of this will last, but it is important that the protection of life starts working effectively as soon as possible. Stability is important for us as well.
Those now seeking Ukraine’s help must continue to assist our own defense – first and foremost, our air defense. Last year we already proposed a drone agreement to the United States. This is the right way forward: to partner with us in the production and use of drones, and everyone now sees that there is no alternative to this approach. Ukraine has the greatest experience in the world in countering attack drones, and without our experience it will be very difficult for the Gulf region, the entire Middle East, and partners in Europe and America to build strong protection.