@BarbaraRKay@225WinnipegAve Glad to do a video meet w Jews looking for alternative to aliyah. Read this 1st pls: https://t.co/1loSFe0AmE
Ecuador took in Jews during the Holocaust, and is forging closer ties to Israel today. Also: affordable, no mosquitos or AC rqd (Cuenca) or snow. And we have hot springs!
@KHAID212 They've been on the wrong side for a long time. Police work as enforcers for corrupt governments and their military NGO street thugs like Antifa, Hamas, Hezbollah, not for the victims. Some exceptions like Helen Grus, of course.
Imagine walking into a negotiation after Ottawa has just been told:
“Keep the current arrangement.”
Option 1 is serious political risk for Alberta.
Alberta negotiates from a position of strength when you vote Option 2.
@TheTrueXProphet@SpencerGuard@netanyahu There are still some buildings standing in Gaza. Be grateful because if you raped, tortured, kidnapped and slaughtered my family and friends, there wouldn't be a single one standing. Less whining and warmongering, and more apologizing & building.
@TheTrueXProphet@SpencerGuard@netanyahu Here’s what Gaza would look like today with no Hamas.
Stop lecturing the world about Israel. Point the finger at who’s actually responsible — Hamas.
@WWG1WGA_QQ Too bad they didn't welcome more Jews instead of replacing themselves with invaders who hate them and their culture. Hard to feel sorry for the Jew-hating Irish.
We did our own research, and here are the top five reasons people gave us for hiding their intention to vote Option 2:
1) Being cancelled by friends, family, coworkers, and neighbours
2) Concern that their employer may find out and uncertainty about the response
3) Fear of damage to their property, including their car or home
4) Anxiety about confrontations, especially among young people
5) “It’s my private choice. It’s no one else’s business.”
In every case, the people we spoke with said they still intend to vote Option 2.
When people are in the privacy of the voting booth and the social pressure is gone, they can vote according to their conscience.
In polling, the broader phenomenon of people concealing a socially sensitive preference is known as social desirability bias. It is related to what is commonly called the “Bradley effect.”
I remember when few years ago I was second class citizen because I couldnt go to restaurants and public spaces as I was deemed dangerous for not getting a vaccine that didnt even work.
Now liberals have the audacity to say relax about maid because its your body and your choice. Their hypocrisy is strong!
Only 2% of my mainly-Zionist trainees had read Israel's modern land deed under int'l law b4 meeting me. Unfortunately, Jewish leaders & NGOs aren't educating their own people, let alone the world, and that dreadful mistake is costing Israel dearly: https://t.co/WKR93jtfPV
A paid troll who apparently can’t read and therefore has no clue to the history of 78 ****ing yrs of vile hateful Palestinian terrorist attacks on Israeli citizens. Better to remain silent and be thought of a fool than to speak and remove all doubt. @cdnrefugee
@mhdksafa You're lucky Bibi & the @IDF are running the war, not me. There wouldn't have been one building standing after you kidnapped, raped, tortured and slaughtered my family and my neighbours. You got off easy. Stop whining, and start rebuilding for peace.
This is certainly sus.
Our TPA has raised about the same as Lukaszuk is reporting.
We know that Lukaszuk has used the same printer in Edmonton as we use, and the best pricing is $5 per sign, that would be $100,000 in signs alone.
Mike (Lee) is correct, the math isn't mathing.