Lakeside7

[Lakeside7 @Lakeside7000]

@aleabitoreddit I was hoping for specifics on the US listing.

[Lakeside7 @Lakeside7000]

@zerohedge Not being able to cheat in elections via fraudulent “mail-in” votes is a clear existential threat to Democrats, and it is shocking how many Democrats, from judges to politicians to influencers, all support vote fraud.

[Conor Rogers @conorjrogers]

This might be the most insane footage of anything I've ever seen in my life

[Lakeside7 @Lakeside7000]

@wealthmoose https://t.co/zDWbiyBcpz

[Dennis J Stephan @Cillaron500]

I just realized Canada’s tariff war has nothing to do with tariffs. They are trying to influence the mid term elections to get democrats elected in the U. S. and hopefully keep the globalist in power at the cost to the American taxpayers…..

[Viora Tech @Viora_Tech_Ai]

A guy bought a 4-pack of Apple AirTags 3 years ago for $99.

He put one on his keys. The other 3 sat in a drawer for 6 months.

His friend an IT security consultant who deploys tracking systems for corporate clients picked one up from the drawer and said: "You're using 25% of a 4-pack and 10% of what each one can do. These aren't just key finders. They're a $25 insurance policy on anything you own that can be lost, stolen, or misplaced. Most people stick one on their keys and think they're done. That's like buying a smartphone and only using it as a flashlight."

"AirTags use Apple's Find My network a mesh of over 2 billion Apple devices worldwide that silently relay the location of every AirTag they pass. Your AirTag doesn't have GPS. It doesn't have cellular. It doesn't need Wi-Fi. It uses every iPhone, iPad, and Mac on the planet as an invisible detection grid. The person walking past your lost suitcase in an airport terminal? Their iPhone just pinged your AirTag's location to you and neither of you knew it happened."

"Most people don't understand the network, the precision, the battery, the sharing, or the 10 places an AirTag should be that aren't a keychain."

Here are 10 things most AirTag owners have never tried:

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[cbcwatcher @cbcwatcher]

The story Canadian media should have written five minutes after Carney appointed a U.S. Democrat operative as his PMO COO… but were all afraid of reprisal:

Mark Carney installed Maia Johnson — a longtime American Democratic operative — as the first-ever Chief Operating Officer of the Prime Minister’s Office, a role equivalent to White House Chief of Staff. She also holds the concurrent title of Senior Special Advisor for “United States Stakeholder Strategy.

Johnson is a US citizen. She directed scheduling for Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign, worked at Michael Bloomberg’s Hawkfish, provided strategic consulting to the Biden campaign in 2020, and has deep Bloomberg network ties. As a non-Canadian, she is barred from Top Secret clearance — yet she is now Carney’s top deputy with unclear access to sensitive material. There was no official announcement on the PMO website

Her path to Ottawa runs through the climate-finance web Carney co-chaired (GFANZ with Bloomberg), Gerald Butts (now advising alongside Carney’s wife at Eurasia Group), John Podesta, and recent private gatherings involving Barack Obama, Alex Soros, Huma Abedin, and senior Canadian officials. These are the same networks that have long treated Canada as a friendly base for opposing a Republican White House

This is not neutral staffing. It is the latest chapter in a pattern of elite US Democratic access and coordination with Canada’s Liberal government, now colliding with collapsing USMCA talks, Carney declaring Canada is “at war” with the U.S., and Trump’s retaliatory 50% tariffs on Canadian autos, trucks, and steel

Canadian media stayed silent. Five minutes after the appointment, someone should have asked the obvious: Why is an American Democratic campaign veteran running the PMO’s operations and U.S. strategy while trade and security tensions escalate? The silence itself is the story (h/t @isthisdimpeeb)

[Lakeside7 @Lakeside7000]

@GuntherEagleman Democrats never, ever, have enough tax money to spend, and will always, always want more. Most of the funds end up in their own pockets, one way or another.

[Lakeside7 @Lakeside7000]

@TradexWhisperer Nothing is ever “fully” priced-in, and usually not even “mostly” priced-in. Agree that most marketeers wait for confirmation.

[Lakeside7 @Lakeside7000]

@PepInvestStocks @KawzInvests And JDS Uniphase itself was glued together from two different companies, one in Silicon Valley and one in Canada, IIRC, and there were integration issues, and dual HQs IIRC. So finally it worked out in the end.

[Lakeside7 @Lakeside7000]

@ParadisLabs $LAZR could use more $SIVE

[Lakeside7 @Lakeside7000]

I wonder how this fellow’s damaged heart is getting along after his fifth and sixth Covid shots.

[KanekoaTheGreat @KanekoaTheGreat]

🚨NEW: Fox News' John Roberts says he developed pericarditis after his third COVID shot and that it worsened after his fourth shot.

[Lakeside7 @Lakeside7000]

@StackedGoblin Many thanks.

[Lakeside7 @Lakeside7000]

@JackPosobiec Taqiyya

[Lakeside7 @Lakeside7000]

@redsteeze Taqiyya

[Lakeside7 @Lakeside7000]

@overton_news https://t.co/HZzwqFwkp5

[Richard R Balsamo, MD, JD @balsamo_r]

@VigilantFox @BlindFaithBook Maher can never criticize a Democrat without starting with the obligatory slam of Trump. Every issue is framed in reference to Trump, who lives totally rent-free in his head. So tedious, and so pathetic.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Terafab Texas will be the largest and most valuable building on Earth by far.

And it will be stunningly beautiful.

[Lakeside7 @Lakeside7000]

Daddy, how did Britain become completely Islamic?

Son, gradually, then all of a sudden.

[zerohedge @zerohedge]

UK Police Force Invites Non-Muslim Staff To Fast During Ramadan As Act Of Solidarity https://t.co/Nq0ua8F5Ig

[American Debunk @AmericanDebunk]

NYU Student explains to Nick Shirley why she would let rapists walk free

This is an actual NYU student explaining, on camera to Nick Shirley, why she would prefer her own rapist remain free on the streets. Suicidal empathy.

Shirley: "Let's just say somebody who has raped a woman."

Student: "Totally."

Shirley: "Would you like them to be out in the street?"

Student: "I think my answer is yes. Even though that's a challenging answer to say."

Shirley: "So if you got raped, would you like your rapist to be out in the street?"

Student: "Well, let me finish, because I have been raped and they are out in the street, and I'm not sure them going to jail is a solution to whatever's going on inside their heart or even my own heart that contributed to that experience that I'm having.

And I don't want more people to get raped, but I don't know for certain that going into a jail in the United States is going to shift anything inside of their operating system so that they'll make a different choice again."

Shirley: "Wow. Well, thank you guys so much for your time. And is there one last message you'd like to give to the people about potential the rise of communism or freeing the people inside the prisons?"

Student: "Just free yourself from the prison in your heart and then maybe we."