Regan Vail

[𝐍𝐢𝐨𝐡 𝐁𝐞𝐫𝐠 🇮🇷 ✡︎ @NiohBerg]

Nothing to see here, only the islamic regime's most notorious hangman declaring that controlling Lebanon is more important to them than literally everything else.

I'm surprised that he had time in between hanging teenagers to type this post.

[Muskonomy @muskonomy]

NEWS: SpaceX's IPO is about to turn a 27-year-old ship engineer into an overnight millionaire.

Maryellyn Musselman, 27, spent two years working on a SpaceX recovery boat off the Florida coast, the Wall Street Journal reports.

SpaceX gave her stock as part of her pay. In her industry, that almost never happens. She also used 10% of every paycheck to buy more.

She won't say how much it is worth today. Her plan is simple: use the money to start her own repair business in Chesapeake, Virginia.

She bought a little every payday and held on. Thousands of SpaceX workers did the same. The stock starts trading June 12.

"Mariners are not usually stock owners in their companies, they're not always under benefits."

Thousands of stories like hers cash in on June 12.

[Alice Smith @TheAliceSmith]

The skin of white people can be porcelain, alabaster, pink, peach, beige, golden, olive, and tan.

Our eyes can be blue, grey, amber, green, hazel, and brown.

Is there any other race with more variety?

Doesn’t this count as diversity?

[Steve 🇺🇸 @SteveLovesAmmo]

Sean makes a very good point about self-identifying as a Sikh in order to protect themselves in the UK.

Also, another point on why the 2nd amendment is so vitally important in the United States.

It is literally our last line of defense.

[End Wokeness @EndWokeness]

@neoavatara That doesn’t explain the 3rd place Dem surging to 1st place

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

Make no mistake about it… What you are seeing in the California election will happen everywhere if Democrats ever take back the power in Washington DC.

They will make sure they never lose another election.

We have to pass the SAVE America Act or we are done.

[Terry Newman @terrynewman]

If only we knew where antisemitism was coming from in Canada. Such a mystery

[Frank Grimes Jr. @FrankGrimes_Jr]

Until the end of June all of your labour so far goes to the government. Starting in July you get to keep it.

The government is organized crime.

[British Intel @TheBritishIntel]

The Henry Nowak case feels different.

Most stories dominate the headlines for a few days before being replaced by the next controversy. Public anger fades and people move on.

I don't believe that will happen here.

Too many people have seen the footage, asked difficult questions, and feel that something has gone badly wrong. The case has struck a nerve far beyond those who would normally follow these kinds of stories.

Whether it leads to accountability remains to be seen, but one thing is clear - many people are not prepared to simply forget and move on.

The pressure for answers isn't going away.

[Anna Maria Junus @JunusAnna]

You know what hate is?

Males entering women's spaces where women are vulnerable and insisting they have the right to stand there and watch women, making them afraid and uncomfortable.

Redefining other people's words so that they can't communicate clearly...

[Stuey Beef 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @stuey_beef]

The most chilling detail in the Nowak scandal is not just that officers handcuffed an 18‑year‑old, dismissing “I’ve been stabbed” with “I don’t think you have, mate,” as he lay dying.

It’s that Hampshire Police then tried to intervene during his killer’s trial with a public “disinformation” statement so reckless the CPS had to warn it could compromise the integrity of the case.

Any chief constable who thinks it’s acceptable for his force to run PR ops in parallel with live proceedings about his own officers’ conduct is not a guardian of justice but a liability to it.

Boon has apologised on camera, described the footage as “distressing”, yet still refuses to accept the only meaningful consequence: resignation.

If a member of the public even hinted at trying to sway a jury mid‑trial, they’d face contempt; when a force does it, we’re supposed to call it “communications”.

This isn’t a comms misstep, it’s institutional self‑preservation overriding due process — and it has happened on Boon’s watch.

[Tokyo Rosie @RosieRocks28]

Wait. I thought Carney was making America great again?

[Nick Dixon @NickDixon]

In recent years people have often joked that if you want the police to come out to your burglary, just say someone has done a racism.

Now we’re seeing how painfully true that is.

[The Buck You Will @TheBuckYouWill]

UNACCEPTABLE BY EVERY MEASURE

Carney avoids the House of Commons like the plague.

THIS IS THE ACTION OF A MAN WHO CAN NOT TAKE CRITICISM.

He is a fucking civil servant.

HE WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE - IN THE PEOPLE HOUSE.

If he can't be bothered to attend...

...WHY SHOULD WE BE BOTHERED TO ALLOW HIM TO REMAIN ATS P.M.??

[Dan Knight @DanKnightMMA]

Now it’s Pride Month, Indigenous Month, Filipino Heritage Month, and Men’s Health Month.

I’m done. From here on out, I'm just calling it June.

[Keith Wilson @ikwilson]

Canada’s Confederation no longer works for Alberta.

In a country governed largely by population weight, Alberta will always be politically subordinate to Ontario and Quebec, no matter how much we contribute or how responsibly we build.

With our energy, agriculture, forestry, technology, innovation, and enterprise, Alberta has outgrown an arrangement that asks us to pay the bills while others make too many of the decisions.

This is not about anger. It is about maturity, responsibility, and self-government.

It is time for Albertans to take control of our future and redefine our relationship with Canada on terms that are fair, respectful, and worthy of the province we have built.

[L. Wayne Mathison @WayneMathison]

Canada is producing a lot of oil. That is not the scandal. The scandal is that we should be producing, exporting, upgrading, transporting, and profiting from far more, while Ottawa spent a decade treating one of our greatest national assets like an embarrassing skin condition.

Under Trudeau, Canada did not lack oil. Canada lacked permission. Carney is continuing this.

We had the reserves.
We had the workers.
We had the engineering.
We had global demand.
We had allies who would gladly buy from a stable democratic country instead of dictatorships.

And what did Ottawa do?

It cancelled Northern Gateway. It buried Energy East under regulatory fog. Keystone XL died in the U.S., but Canada’s weak energy posture did not help. Only Trans Mountain finally got finished, late and wildly expensive, after Ottawa turned a private-sector project into a government rescue mission. Reuters notes that in the past decade, several major Canadian pipeline projects were proposed, but only the Trans Mountain expansion was completed.

That is not an energy strategy. That is self-sabotage with a briefing binder.

Yes, Canadian crude output hit records in 2024. Statistics Canada said crude oil and equivalent production reached a fourth straight annual record, up 4.3% in 2024. The Canada Energy Regulator also reported average crude and equivalent production of 5.13 million barrels per day in 2024, rising again in the first half of 2025.

But that actually makes the Liberal failure look worse.

Because the industry succeeded despite Ottawa, not because of it. Like a farmer getting a crop off after the government spent ten years throwing rocks in the combine.

The real damage was not “zero production.” It was strangled potential: less investment, fewer pipelines, weaker market access, bigger discounts, more uncertainty, and fewer nation-building projects. Statistics Canada reported that oil and gas capital outlays fell 55% from 2014 to 2019, then another 36% in 2020. That is what policy hostility does. Capital does not hold a press conference. It just leaves.

And now Carney comes along with the same net-zero priesthood, but with better shoes and central banker vocabulary. He talks about investment, transition, climate finance, and “values,” but the machinery underneath is familiar: regulate, cap, tax, delay, subsidize preferred industries, and pretend prosperity can be spreadsheeted into existence by people who have never had to make payroll in a resource town.

Canada should be an energy superpower. Not as a slogan. As a fact.

We should be building pipelines to tidewater.

We should be expanding LNG.

We should be upgrading more oil here.

We should be supplying allies.

We should be using natural gas, hydro, nuclear, and oil as strategic national strengths.

We should stop apologizing for having what the world needs.

The Liberal approach is insane: leave Canadian wealth in the ground, import moral lectures from Europe, then wonder why productivity is weak, investment is fleeing, and Canadians feel poorer.

[terry l. @dubsndoo]

1) federal income tax
2) provincial income tax
3) PST and GST
4) alcohol and tobacco taxes
5) property tax
6) capital gains tax
7) federal, provincial and municipal gas taxes
8) environmental, disposal taxes
9) garbage, sewer and water taxes.

Tax on tax on tax.

[Juno News @junonewscom]

A Canadian Muslim advocacy executive who recently promoted the Muslim Brotherhood at a national convention has now appeared alongside an NDP MP to promote a new policy handbook calling for changes to how Canada audits Muslim-led charities.

https://t.co/aQ8zf9JSbN

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Patriots hit the police station in Southampton demanding an end to two tier policing following the horrific murder of Henry Nowak.

Be careful out there, Starmer and Hermer and itching to jail anyone exposing their corrupt institutions!