Seymour Butts

If Trudeau had an enema, he'd fit in a matchbox. Chicago’s Abe Froman still king!! 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 80’S 🎸🎵 Trudeau is a DEI woke cancer!

[Seymour Butts @cadilderhopper]

To all my American patriot friends. Millions of us in the Great White North are just as passionate about DJT winning in Nov as you🤞

[Seymour Butts @cadilderhopper]

Hahahahaha!!!

[OneOutOfFour @OneOutOf4]

The comments 🤣

[Seymour Butts @cadilderhopper]

@BenBankas Do your thang!👍

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

The mayor of Toronto…. We are a nation run by incompetence.

[Seymour Butts @cadilderhopper]

@Sharon75571311 TDS much 💋😏

[Seymour Butts @cadilderhopper]

While Quebec drops their pants and bends over, Pierre is gonna start puckering up, cause he’s lost support in the west!

[Theo Fleury @TheoFleury14]

You have zero chance of winning the next election.

[Seymour Butts @cadilderhopper]

They Created A Perfect Storm for Me, But Again I Managed to Survive - ELEMENTAL TONES OF HUE-MAN NATURE https://t.co/8EG1F5lhca

[Eric St-Pierre @EricRStPierre]

Anyone who still believes in the facade of the Canadian economy is delusional.

Canadians are the most indebted people in the world per capita.

Canadian youth are completely priced out of real estate, cutting them off building wealth like previous generations.

Canadians are having their wages suppressed by the highest immigration rate in the world.

Canadians have seen millions of newcomers. Without any notable increase in infrastructure.

Canadians are seeing a dramatic rise of homelessness due to lack of housing, high cost of rent and mortgages. The average rent costs more than many make on monthly basis.

Canadians are being over taxed and over regulated. Businesses have been pulling their investments out of Canada en mass. US companies alone have pulled 500 billion dollars out of the Canadian economy since 2015.

Canadians can no longer afford the inept leadership of Mark Carney and the Liberal Party of Canada.

[Seymour Butts @cadilderhopper]

🤔🤔

[Mohamad Goldstein 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @mgioldstien]

@daleethompson He also lives in the heads of the people who signed the NDA.

[Fox News @FoxNews]

'BANNED': The Trump administration drops the hammer on nearly 7,000 Minnesota borrowers, suspending them going forward after $400M in potentially fraudulent pandemic-era loans were uncovered by the Small Business Administration.

@SBA_Kelly added that cases will be referred to federal law enforcement for prosecution and repayment, and that reviews into other states are coming.

[“Sudden And Unexpected” @toobaffled]

I listened to Dr Roger Hodkinson and another British Canadian Dr Charles Hoffe-that the establishment tried to destroy both. Reputation, livelihoods, even lives were threatened.
Charles lost a big hunk of his Income not being able to practice outside of his own surgery.
But he battled on.
God Bless both and all who spoke out 🙏
Dr Reiner Fullermich is a political prisoner.
He seems long forgotten.
He spoke out against the NWO

[Seymour Butts @cadilderhopper]

We are the majority of these acts commited by people with dark tans🤔

[Florida Boy Corey 🌴🍊🌊☀️ @floridaboycorey]

WE GOING TO ARIZONA #GoCanes #CFBPlayoff

[Seymour Butts @cadilderhopper]

Cucca poopoo!

[🇺🇸Lady Vet @CoVet_81]

OMG 🤣🤣🤣

Yep, this is officially my favorite meme so far for 2026😂

[Seymour Butts @cadilderhopper]

I still look up.🎄🎄🎄

[Seymour Butts @cadilderhopper]

@PremierScottMoe

[Mohamad Goldstein 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @mgioldstien]

@SaskParty Memories of a Scott Moe/Saskparty Christmas’s of the past!

[Seymour Butts @cadilderhopper]

@NiohBerg @onlyafewcows Guess who’s doin the rapin……

[Seymour Butts @cadilderhopper]

Trans Indigenous 🤔

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

Josh Seiter is awesome. And the leftist who is arguing with him is literally deconstructing her own logic without knowing it.

[Big Brain Business @BigBrainBizness]

At 31, Charlie Munger had lost his wife, his son, and his fortune.

But 40 years later, Charlie had a loving wife, 7 children, and a net worth of $2.5 billion.

Here's the one rule Charlie followed that completely changed the trajectory of his life (it's so simple anyone can do it):

Munger had graduated magna cum laude from Harvard Law and he was building a respectable legal career in California.

But in the early 1950s, his life collapsed.

His marriage fell apart and his divorce stripped him of everything:

He lost his family home, most of his assets, and he moved into what friends described as "dreadful" living conditions — cramped, bare, and a far cry from the life he'd built.

His income as a young lawyer at Wright & Garrett?
Just $275 per month (roughly $40,000 today).

Barely enough to cover basic expenses, let alone rebuild his life.

But the blows just kept coming ↓

Within a year, his son Teddy was diagnosed with leukemia.

In the 1950s, effective treatment barely existed and health insurance was rare. Munger had to pay for all of his son's care out of pocket, wiping out what little savings remained.

When Teddy died at age nine, Munger was 31, divorced, broke, and burying his child.

But what changed his trajectory wasn't a windfall or secret investing trick.

It was a choice about how to respond to irreversible loss.

Munger refused to see himself as a victim.

He accepted that life deals "terrible blows, horrible blows, unfair blows" and chose continued rational effort over self-pity.

He began leaning into one deceptively simple rule:

"Go to bed every night a little wiser than you were when you got up."

In practice, that meant:

• Reading constantly across disciplines
• Examining his own mistakes ruthlessly
• Converting suffering into insight instead of bitterness

Over decades, that commitment to compounding wisdom transformed his life.

When Munger met Warren Buffett at a dinner in 1959, Buffett later said:

"I knew after talking with Charlie for a few minutes that he was going to be my best friend for the rest of my life."

That dinner changed the investing landscape forever.

And the rest is history...

The man who had been broke and grieving at 31 became a billionaire by his late fifties, with a personal net worth of $2.5 billion.

The key takeaway from Munger's incredible story?

You can't control the tragedies life throws at you.
But you can control how you respond to them.

One idea, applied consistently over decades, can overcome even the worst circumstances.

"I am not a victim. I am a survivor." ~ Charlie Munger

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[Mohamad Goldstein 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @mgioldstien]

I asked @pemierscottmoe why the Saskparty wouldn’t allow ivermectin to be prescribed during the scamdemic. His office referred me to SK health who referred me back to the premier’s office. I’m now blocked on X as well as no response via email/phone call to answer my question.

[Seymour Butts @cadilderhopper]

@mario4thenorth Found out Inwas following it.