“Trump’s children were raised in an environment of perpetual criminality which is why they are serving so steadily as the legs to his banquet table of graft right now.
Don Jr., Eric and Jarvanka, (and even Barron with his Polymarket bets and upstairs-in- the-White-House insider trading), are helping themselves to a feast which may, in the end, send much of the world into a famine.
Trump essentially hijacked the armored car and his kids are unloading it.
That corrupt methodology has now seemingly been adopted by our State Department under the greasy guidance of Marco Rubio, a man who seems hellbent on becoming the dictator on deck.
A scary proposition because a more disciplined man with the same immoral attributes as POTUS could do remarkable damage in the world, perhaps even extending out from the calamity Trump has already caused.
All signs point to Rubio’s involvement in the Ceuta migrant situation this past week, which looks like it was a stunt engineered by our own State Department.
In April, under Rubio’s direction, the U.S. sent 20 million dollars to Morocco specifically earmarked for ‘diplomatic engagement’ between Morocco and Spain concerning the ‘future status’ of Ceuta (an autonomous Spanish city on the northern coast of Africa). This week’s stunt was engineered with the seeming complicity of the Moroccan government as a sort of payback to Spain for not opening their airspace to the U.S. military during Trump’s illegal war with Iran.
Most of the shirtless (another tell) young men who were victims of online disinformation campaigns (falsely stating European immigration policy had suddenly changed, creating a “pull factor” for the mass migration event) returned immediately to Morocco. Participants said they had been driven to the maritime and land border (that Moroccan security forces themselves control) in trucks and buses, and pointed towards Ceuta. Where cameras happened to waiting to document their arrival.
Nothing about the situation looked spontaneous; it was political theater and most likely an act of retribution against Spain for standing up to the United States-an opportunity to reinforce Trump’s immigrant rhetoric which he immediately seized upon and said it should be used as an issue to benefit the GOP in the midterms.
A tailor made distraction from the calamity caused by both the United States and Israel in the disastrous war in Iran.
Ceuta provided the sort of ‘migrant invader’ social media agitprop content that is so popular with POTUS and MAGA influencers. It feed the fears of the psychologically stunted men and women to whom the ‘America First’ movement has become a balm.
Too burdened by their own xenophobic dysfunction to understand they are being preyed upon by billionaires who are stoking a sociological disease to strip them of their rights and their economic futures.” https://t.co/9bqC9L5xmJ
The prime minister says First Nations involvement in major projects development is essential, however First Nations have had little say in the decision making.
To speak on the matter is Ken Coates, a University of Saskatchewan professor emeritus.
https://t.co/k9mXvUCd11
Saskatchewan RCMP initially said they weren’t going to refer a recent viral use of force incident to the Saskatchewan police watchdog.
Canadian Press reporter Alessia Passafiume discusses why she thinks the RCMP reversed that decision.
Truth & Politics: https://t.co/UaOz99e7wp
We are causing #globalwarming 100 times faster than past natural changes
We are taking Earth’s 🌎 climate beyond natural limits, with CO2 & temps levels not seen for 3 million years.
No time to wait. #ActOnClimate#climate#energy
Big Oil raked in record-breaking profits. The companies that caused the climate crisis are getting rich as they fuel the fire.
@ExxonMobil: $55.7 billion
@Shell: $39.87 billion
@Chevron: $35.5 billion
@BP_plc: $27.7 billion
Time to make the pay for the damage they've caused.
A B.C. reporter apparently got a leaked directive encouraging the word ‘Indian’ to be used to describe First Nations people.
Canadian Press reporter Alessia Passafiume discusses the rising political temperature around reconciliation.
Truth & Politics: https://t.co/UaOz99e7wp
Dear Humanity, #ClimateChange threatens our existence.
If we don't act soon there'll be catastrophic biodiversity loss & untold amounts of human misery.
Time's running out.
Yours,
15,000 concerned scientists
Act, before action is no longer possible. #ClimateCrisis
On Truth & Politics this week, our panelists discuss apparent leaked communication of the B.C. Conservative leader encouraging the word 'Indian' being used to describe First Nations people and a video of RCMP punching and tasering a First Nations woman.
https://t.co/UaOz99e7wp
In 3 yrs this #solar installation at an Arkansas high school turned the district’s budget from a $250K deficit to a $1.8 million surplus. They're using the surplus to pay teachers more
We have the solutions. Implement them. #ActOnClimate#ClimateAction#climate#NoWarNoWarming
In light of calls for accountability for the RCMP officers caught on video punching and using a taser on 40-year-old Rose Angus in an attempt to arrest Angus, the incident has been handed to the Saskatchewan Serious Incident Response Team.
https://t.co/9PjVonmS6r
Canada continues to ravage Indigenous lands across the globe.
This week, a Brazilian court dismissed an Indigenous lawsuit against the Toronto-listed company behind what would be Brazil’s largest gold mine — weeks after Ottawa quietly killed the only office watching Canadian mining companies abroad. My latest is out:
https://t.co/D5aAEYFCLn
The Tk’emlúps te Secwepemc and city of Kamloops in British Columbia say ancestral remains were discovered in a neighbourhood area.
https://t.co/T9YPuoYNXT
Solar is set to overtake generation capacity of all other power sources by 2027.
In three years, it will overtake gas.
In four years, it will push past coal.
And it's creating jobs as it does it.
We have the solutions. Implement them. #ActOnClimate#climate#energy#renewables
Police actions have come under increased scrutiny in recent years due to a flurry of tragic deaths. Four Indigenous people have been killed by police officers in New Brunswick since 2020, including Bronson Paul, who was fatally shot by RCMP in January.
https://t.co/5OHEBizJQD