Janny Tooth

Honest to a fault

[Janny Tooth @JannyTooth]

@stephen_taylor And so would the potassium industry of Saskatchewan, Doug!

[Promethean Action @PrometheanActn]

They will blow up the world to save their system.

Russia just named Britain a combatant. Carney’s building a permanent-warfare bank. Freeland admits the plan: psychological operations against Americans before the midterms.

@BarbaraMBoyd Midweek Update:

[Eva Chipiuk, BSc, LLB, LLM @echipiuk]

“Poul Thorsen, one of the key scientists whose research is used to “prove” that vaccines do not cause autism has been charged with 22 counts of fraud, including falsifying reports on vaccines.”

[“Sudden And Unexpected” @toobaffled]

The same pattern we see with so many elderly people …

Take the shots… later their health collapses… and suddenly it’s just
“Well, they were old.”

Being old is convenient.
It gives the perfect cover.

Dolly Parton donated $1 million that helped fund early Moderna research.

She took the Moderna shot on camera in 2021 and sang about it to encourage others.

In the years that followed she spoke about kidney stones, her immune system and digestive system going “all out of whack,” dizziness, and dehydration. She canceled performances while trying to recover.

[Julian Assange @ImJulianAssange]

The prominent anti-tariff and trade talk advertisements targeting Trump's policies are being funded by Canadian governmental bodies, The Government authorized a substantial multi-million dollar cross-border public awareness campaign part of an estimated CA$75 million initiative to air across U.S. media markets and digital platform. This is blatant meddling in American politics and comes immediately prior to the American midterms, Canadian taxpayers dollars are being used to influence American taxpayers to vote Democrat, Carney stalled and stonewalled the tariff talks to get to this position, they even bought in DNC operatives to work in the PMs office as advisors. Canadian activist and media personality Ezra Levant published the book The Libranos: What the Media Won't Tell You about Justin Trudeau's Corruption in September 2019. The book and its promotional lawn signs triggered a multi-year legal battle with federal election authorities regarding third-party advertising regulations during the 2019 Canadian federal election. This is no different.

[Julian Assange @ImJulianAssange]

The DNC Have set up the midterm election campaigns headquarters in the Canadian Prime Ministers office.

https://t.co/NJRJeEhxl4

[The Bitcoin Bible @Antonio_Duscio]

@slk55again

[Janny Tooth @JannyTooth]

@Grok333333333 @slk55again Sad reality

[Janny Tooth @JannyTooth]

@slk55again Yep

[Slk55again @slk55again]

😂😂
“While you boycott US booze with your elbows raised high, better go all the way or stop with the nonsense. ​7-Eleven
​Alamo Rent A Car
​American Eagle Outfitters / Aerie
​Apple Store
​AutoZone
​Banana Republic
​Bath & Body Works
​Best Buy
​Burger King
​Carhartt
​Chick-fil-A
​Chipotle Mexican Grill
​Cinnabon
​Costco
​Crate & Barrel / CB2
​Dairy Queen
​Denny's
​Dollar Rent A Car
​Dollar Tree
​Domino's Pizza
​Eddie Bauer
​Enterprise Rent-A-Car
​Five Guys
​Foot Locker / Champs Sports
​Fossil
​GameStop
​Gap / Gap Outlet
​Hertz
​IHOP
​KFC
​Krispy Kreme
​L.L.Bean
​Levi's
​Little Caesars
​Marshalls
​McDonald's
​National Car Rental
​Nike Store
​Old Navy
​Pizza Hut
​Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen
​Pottery Barn / Pottery Barn Kids
​Sephora
​Skechers
​Staples
​Starbucks
​Subway
​Taco Bell
​The Home Depot
​Thrifty Car Rental
​TJ Maxx
​Ulta Beauty
​Under Armour
​Vans
​Victoria's Secret / PINK
​Walmart
​Wendy's
​West Elm
​Whole Foods Market
​Williams-Sonoma

Good luck with that!”

[Martyupnorth®- Unacceptable Fact Checker @Martyupnorth]

Something to think about.

CArney just announced a major hydro-electric project in Quebec. Ottawa is set to invest $20 billion.

Albertans will be paying a huge chuck of that. Once built, the power from that project won't be included in Quebec's equalization determination formula.

Albertans will be paying twice. Once for the project, and again (many times) for the equalization.

Alberta has to include its oil when determining its fiscal capacity, but Quebec doesn't have to include its hydro power.

[Janny Tooth @JannyTooth]

@Martyupnorth Marty look into the family allowance newly immigrated families receive with their many kids or how we sponsor (including healthcare) their elderly parents Folk who have not paid into the system long. I'd like to know what this costs us.

[MacKenzie @Smackenziekerr]

Le New York Times admet enfin que les « théoriciens du complot » avaient raison sur le COVID et que Fauci et les « experts » ont induit le public en erreur.

« Peut-être avons-nous été induits en erreur exprès. »

Je n’arrive pas à croire qu’ils aient réellement imprimé cela. Voici ce qu’ils admettent enfin :

• Tony Fauci, Francis Collins et Jeremy Farrar ont coordonné une stratégie médiatique pour discréditer les discussions sur la fuite de laboratoire. Des e-mails montrent qu’ils ont travaillé en coulisses pour diffamer et faire taire quiconque remettait en question le récit officiel.

• L’administration Biden et les agences de renseignement ont fait pression sur les plateformes de médias sociaux comme Twitter et Facebook pour censurer les discussions sur la fuite de laboratoire et les qualifier de « désinformation ».

• Kristian Andersen, Robert Garry et d’autres scientifiques connaissaient la vérité mais l’ont dissimulée. Derrière des portes closes, ils ont admis qu’une fuite de laboratoire était probable. En public, ils l’ont rejetée comme une « théorie du complot ».

• Jeremy Farrar de l’OMS a obtenu un téléphone jetable pour coordonner secrètement des réunions avec Fauci, Collins et des scientifiques de premier plan, en s’assurant que leurs discussions restent hors dossier.

• Kristian Andersen, Robert Garry et Eddie Holmes ont élaboré une stratégie pour induire en erreur le journaliste du New York Times Donald McNeil Jr., en s’assurant qu’il ne creuse pas trop profondément la théorie de la fuite de laboratoire.

• L’infâme article Proximal Origin, rédigé par Andersen, Garry, Holmes, Andrew Rambaut et W. Ian Lipkin, était un effort coordonné pour induire le public en erreur. Des messages Slack privés ont révélé qu’ils croyaient qu’une fuite de laboratoire était non seulement possible mais probable — pourtant, ils l’ont niée publiquement.

• Peter Daszak et EcoHealth Alliance ont aidé à couvrir l’Institut de virologie de Wuhan, malgré le fait qu’ils savaient que leurs recherches risquées de gain de fonction pouvaient avoir causé l’épidémie.

• Le laboratoire de Wuhan, dirigé par Shi Zhengli (« Bat Woman »), avait des protocoles de sécurité horriblement laxistes — pourtant, ils s’attendaient à ce que le public croie qu’une fuite était impossible.

Et maintenant, après des années à diffamer et calomnier les « théoriciens du complot », le New York Times admet discrètement que les soi-disant « théoriciens du complot » avaient raison depuis le début.

[Jason Lavigne @JasonLavigneAB]

Pay close attention to who is still mocking injured and dead Canadians. These people are protecting themselves because they are responsible for it.

In our film, The Shot: Sean Hartman’s Story, we cover the role "media" played in the lies.

Watch free at
https://t.co/wJFPoSX21V

[Janny Tooth @JannyTooth]

@therealmrbench I want to.know what the deal was in detail

[Kim Dobranski @KimDobranski]

The trade deal failed because of Canadian protectionism.

And Canadians are mad at Americans because they are engaging in... wait for it...

Protectionism.

Seriously. Most cannot see the irony because their brains have been poisoned with media brainwashing and TDS.

It's time for this entitled, privileged, emasculated country to learn a hard lesson.

You don't have the right to anything. You're not entitled to the U.S. markets. It is a privilege to be able to trade with the U.S.

It's no different than you having a business. Your customers have to be earned. You treat your customers with respect, and you work to keep them happy.

For some reason, Canadians feel that the U.S. has this obligation to buy our stuff. That it's just rooted in some inherent right.

You may not like how they're going about it, and I'm not happy that we're in this situation, but at some point Canada needs to take a step back and self-reflect.

Yes, I understand that Canada and the U.S. have had a long-held relationship. But Canadians have taken advantage of it.

We have a lot to offer the world and a lot to offer the United States, but we somehow developed this smug attitude that we absolutely deserve attention from the U.S. and they have to buy our stuff on our terms. We get to dictate trade and they don't have a say. I don't understand where this is coming from.

And many past administrations did this. They simply yielded to Canada because it didn't have an overall dramatic impact in their economy.

Canadians are unhappy because this administration simply decided that they want a deal that is better for the U.S. And I don't understand why Canadians don't understand that. I mean, we want a deal that is better for Canada. It's natural.

But we've developed a sense of entitlement that we deserve more than we're giving. And it's come to bite us. And now we're facing the consequences.

Humility and humbleness go a long way when you're dealing with a trading partner that could crush you without much effort. Canada exists and trades with the U.S. out of grace, not need.

People are mad at the U.S. administration, but the reality is, Canada has changed wildly in the last little while. And the Americans see that. And they are not happy with the direction their largest trading partner is going.

They don't see Canada as an ally like they used to. They now see it as a liability, whereas before we were an asset.

The U.S. is not the problem. Canada is the problem. We are the ones that have dramatically changed.

And now we're upset that the Americans don't like who we are compared to who we were.

If your partner in a relationship doesn't like you, more likely than not, you're doing something wrong.

I think what it comes down to is Canadians are learning that we're not as important to the US as we used to think we were. And that Americans care a lot less about us than we thought.

Canada in its current state today, is nothing special.

And it's hard for a lot of people to swallow.

[Janny Tooth @JannyTooth]

@DanKnightMMA God help us

[Janny Tooth @JannyTooth]

@YoungStreete Yep. Working side by side

[Dan Knight @DanKnightMMA]

I want to see the deal. No more secrets. I want to know who’s lying.

[Nick Leaf @Derricktgoat]

I worked my entire life saving, paying into a pension and maxing out CPP each year and saving into an RRSP like every politician and investment guru told me.

I am here to tell you, the government knew that they would be in trouble with paying CPP so they voted to invest that money and make it a real pension.
But the OAS (old age security) that they promised us, now they can’t afford it and if I try to draw too much out of my RRSP’s, they tax me at 30% and threaten to claw back any OAS above $93,454.00 because they decided to gift $671 a month to people having kids
They can collect $24,575 a year tax free
Guess what I got for our kids ?
$30 a month, so don’t tell me i’m not allowed to collect my OAS after giving young families that kind of money.
I still pay a lot of taxes to this Liberal government and I haven’t collected a dime yet because i’m almost 60 now and want to collect in 5 more years. I know I earned it.