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[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

Check out the full video on YouTube:

https://t.co/83cOrquY0Q

[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

@VladTheInflator MAID isn’t looking so bad all of a sudden.

[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

You are correct in that it was taken from us. Additionally, it was siphoned to the Global South. The economists manipulate wage and consumer price statistics to convince us that things aren’t that bad but they most certainly are. If we hadn’t outsourced every job to the Global South we may have had wages double to triple what they are today. I made a video on it that got HAMMERED by liberals who love living a lie and not affording anything.

[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

@doogadoo11 Sorry and I don’t mean this in a bad way, but people don’t really think about Gen X, and most of the time we confuse you for either Boomers or Millennials.

[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

@A225581751 I went to get milk for my girlfriend, AND came back.

[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

@jeremymstamper You can easily do either one. Children don’t do such things, this is an animal. There, problem solved. We process 74 billion chickens each year, this is just another animal.

[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

@prairiehsewife It’s things like this that make me think we should bring MAID to the USA. Joking of course, kinda. . .

[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

@bxtchdissident Yes. While many like to think the issue is women voting, the reality is that women are doing what they need to do, be the balance to men. But, when the men become feminine, and vote femininely, THAT is what disturbs the balance. Men aren’t doing what men need to do.

[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

@BimgoBomgo @MLFARRELL14 Good point, posting that in the UK is a death penalty, I’m in the US they can’t touch me.

[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

@HaruhiismOtaku 92% of Gen Z live in the Global South, so everyone outside of Europe, USA, Canada, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Aus/NZ.

So it will take more than that. But I like to be optimistic.

[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

There’s a reason our products are lower quality today, and it’s tied to outsourcing to the Global South, rising wages there and stagnant wages in the West, and corporations chasing profit margins. Check out my last video to find out more:

https://t.co/N2OONcm1r2

[Charlie @LAChas77]

One of these is from an era known as "The Great Depression" and one is manufactured today

[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

@RiseOfAlberta You guys know how to vote on the 19th, good luck and much love from America.

[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

Carney winning was exactly what Trump wanted, the plan is to economically weaken Canada to the point where they begin to fracture and make political/economic concessions to the US. This can range from something as simple as better trade deals to the liberation of Alberta or even the annexation of parts of Canada. Either way Canada would have to be brought to its knees first. Carney was the man for the job because he would fight Trump, allowing for more punitive measures against Canada. Poilievre would have most likely given in earlier, realizing resistance was ultimately futile.

[Mikhaila Peterson @MikhailaFuller]

This is going to be an unpopular take for Americans but… Trump’s tariffs got Carney elected. Canada was going to vote in @PierrePoilievre and he was going to win. He’s someone Trump could have worked with. And he could’ve fixed up Canada.

Losing Canada to Carney vs. Poilievre is seemingly making the US lose its Northern border to China and Europe. Which seems like a very bad idea. People are cheering about the US and its deals with Greenland, but what about the giant northern border that’s lost?

When Trump tried to negotiate with Carney more recently, Carney actually wanted to work with him, but when he brought the deal back to the Premiers in Canada (head of the provinces), they said no, they’d make his life miserable if he worked with Trump, and Carney catered to them. Which was a huge mistake Poilievre wouldn’t have made.

The Premiers (other than Saskatchewan and Alberta) like keeping Trump as the bad guy because their provinces are suffering so badly it’s easier to blame him than themselves.

Anyway. I was really excited for Poilievre to win and turn the country around and Trump hurt Canadians with tariffs, right before an election and got Carney elected. Whether people like to admit it or not, that’s what happened.

I don’t get why tariffs had to happen then. He could’ve implemented tariffs after Poilievre won. And then he’d have an ally as his northern border… people like to laugh at Canada and it does have no population compared to the US but it is the northern border and that seems to be overlooked.

Canada isn’t Mexico. It never has been. It was an ally.

I’m sure this’ll be unpopular but I don’t get it. If someone has an explanation for my that was a good idea, let me know because genuinely I don’t understand it.

We were so close to having a conservative leader. Canada could be blossoming. Trump could’ve had his tariffs a bit later (or not because Poilievre would’ve worked with him). And the northern border wouldn’t be negotiating with the EU.

[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

Modern aesthetics are a cultural cancer.

[𝒩 𝑒 𝒙 @Nexiraluv]

I want someone to explain to me why the colors disappeared

[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

I think about the evil of Muslim Turks on a daily basis, and so should you.

[Homer Pavlos @HomerPavlos]

The Germans who witnessed the atrocities committed by Muslims against Christians during the Ottoman period in Greece wrote: "The murder of the men and the drowning of the women was still not enough for a Muslim Turk thirsting for Christian blood; the poor innocent children were also to be sacrificed. So he had the defenseless little ones seized and mercilessly hanged from a tree. Comfortably the monster smoked his pipe beneath them, had himself served with sherbet, and rejoiced in the cries of fear and the death agonies of the guiltless little ones, for they were, after all, only — Christian children"

"Gräuelscenen aus Griechenland"
"Atrocity scenes from Greece."

From the 1820s by the Nuremberg publisher Friedrich Campe.

[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

@ThaisEscufon And what if they are not willing to go back peacefully?

[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

@aubreystrobel Well. . . They would be right. Objectively.

[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

Don’t worry! One day we will return to the land of our ancestors and bring them into the fold. The logical conclusion of the American experiment was always to return home and bring those our ancestors left behind the freedom they deserve.

So in a way, you’ll be closer to Europe than ever before.

[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

“If the U.S. no longer wants to lead, Canada will”

Look, I admire the ambition, I honestly do. But it is misplaced and illogical. Canada is an extension of the United States, and I don’t say this as a blood thirsty imperialist but someone who sees the strength that can come from brotherly unity.

I wish Carney luck in his endeavors. But straying far from the hand that feeds is not wise.

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[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

I always took the “women need to be treated like children” as reductio ad absurdum, the people saying that don’t (usually) mean to treat them literally like children. They are precisely showing how absurd our society has become with no reasonable middle ground where the genders are different but capable in their own special ways.

[Pendulhaos @Pendulhaos]

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