To be awake is to realize that we are in a battle of good versus evil. Until we realize the magnitude of evil we will not understand why gitmo was necessary.
Does this not seem.. Strange??
A parked, empty semi rolled into an open hole
and knocked out Line 5.
That product becomes fuel, heat, and propane for farms and homes in Ontario.
Is that too conspiracy to think this is just not normal?
#cdnpoli#onpoli#CanadaFirst
SHUT OFF THE TAPS
Danielle Smith SLAMS anyone that thinks this would be a good idea.
It would be an economic disaster for Canada.
The East Coast would no longer get oil and the U.S. would replace Canada oil with Venezuela oil.
It would be RIP 🇨🇦
🚨 EXPLOSIVE: PETER NAVARRO JUST DROPPED THE REAL POLITICAL DYNAMITE BEHIND THE CANADA–U.S. TRADE COLLAPSE.
According to Trump’s trade adviser, Washington offered Canada a “fair deal” but Canadian politics poisoned the negotiations.
Navarro says Carney learned something dangerous:
Every time he attacks Trump, Canadians reward him politically.
So instead of de-escalating and closing a deal, the incentive became to keep the fight alive.
And then comes the most insane part near the end:
Navarro essentially argues that Carney’s political success from anti-Trump rhetoric made compromise harder, not easier.
Think about what that means.
If true, Canadians didn’t just lose a trade deal because of economics.
We may have lost it because fighting Trump became politically more valuable than actually making a deal.
That would be absolutely devastating.
Watch the end of this clip.
Her Big Resetten sonra yapay rahimlerde ürettikleri klonları yetimhanelere veriyorlar ve oradan da üretilmiş klonların evlatları olarak kayıtlara geçiriliyor.
Bu "ürünler" , belli bir yaşa geldikten sonra stratejik konumlara yerleştirilip aldatıcı olarak görevlendiriliyorlar.
Pediatricians: “Introduce only one food at a time when your baby is 6 months in case they have an allergic reaction to something.”
Also pediatricians: “Take these nine vaccines at two months old.”
In just the last 5 years, more than 140 churches have "caught on fire" or been vandalized in Canada. While 0 mosques have burned down.
What a coincidence.
THIS is what’s being injected into babies and children right now:
Boiled pig-skin gelatin.
Chicken embryo protein.
Blood drained from the hearts of unborn cow fetuses.
Actual human fetus DNA fragments.
Shark-liver oil.
Proteins scraped from worm ovaries.
Monkey-kidney DNA.
Gavin de Becker lays it out cold on Joe Rogan, the chemicals that seal the deal:
Formaldehyde (a carcinogen).
Polysorbate 80 (linked to infertility).
And his personal favorite — potassium chloride, the exact chemical executioners use as the final shot to stop the heart in lethal injections.
They’re putting the death-row heart-stopper into infants.
Along with human fetal tissue and animal organ sludge.
None of it builds immunity or fortifies health. It’s dose after dose of toxins, cell debris, and industrial poison.
Read the package inserts. Look at the CDC excipient lists. Then tell me this is “safe and effective.”
Most Albertans probably don’t know this.
Ottawa still has a Pierre Trudeau-era power on the books that Ottawa can use to impose an export charge of up to $55.65 per barrel on Alberta oil shipped to the United States.
Section 5 of the Energy Administration Act allows Prime Minister Carney to impose the export tax on Alberta by Order in Council, and specifically allows him to vary it based on where the oil comes from and where it is going.
No new Act of Parliament is required.
With Canada-U.S. trade tensions rising, Ottawa has too much power over Alberta’s most important export.
Voting Option 2 in October is how Albertans keep that power in check. https://t.co/70SdJ6Dt1R
As I watch this trade war unfold between Carney and the United States, there’s an interesting game of chess taking shape.
One of Canada’s strongest pieces of leverage against the Americans is Alberta’s oil.
If this trade dispute continues to deteriorate, Ottawa could eventually look at taxing, restricting or otherwise using Alberta’s energy exports as leverage against the United States. The problem is that doing so could inflict enormous damage on Alberta’s economy.
And this is where the timing becomes incredibly important.
The most damaging U.S. tariffs threatening Ontario’s manufacturing economy are not expected to fully hit until January 2027. Alberta votes on Option 2 on October 19.
That means the October vote could fundamentally change Ottawa’s calculation before the trade war reaches its most dangerous point.
If Albertans reject Option 2 and the threat of an independence referendum disappears, I believe Carney will have far more political room to put Alberta oil on the table.
If Option 2 succeeds, Ottawa has a very different problem.
Suddenly, using Alberta’s economy as a bargaining chip risks pouring gasoline on an independence movement that has already demonstrated it can win at the ballot box.
That is why Option 2 matters even if you are a federalist.
You do not have to support Alberta independence today to understand the value of leverage. If you simply want a better deal for Alberta and do not want Ottawa sacrificing our economy to protect its political base in Central Canada, keeping the threat of independence alive forces Ottawa to think twice.
That pressure disappears if Option 2 loses.
Then there is Trump.
Personally, I don’t think Trump has much incentive to publicly boost Alberta independence. We just watched the liberals successfully use anti-American sentiment to rally their political base. Trump openly involving himself in Alberta’s independence debate could hand Carney exactly the political weapon he wants.
In fact, this confrontation with the United States benefits the liberals politically in several ways. It creates an external enemy, fuels a sense of Canadian nationalism, gives them someone else to blame for economic weakness and provides political cover for massive new government spending.
Trump does not need to say anything about Alberta.
The trade war itself creates the pressure.
As January approaches, Ottawa may eventually have to decide what it is willing to sacrifice to protect Ontario’s economy and its own voter base.
I do not want that sacrifice to be Alberta.
That is why I believe Albertans should support Option 2 on October 19.
Keep the threat of an independence referendum alive. Keep the pressure on Ottawa. And make it politically dangerous for the Carney government to use Alberta’s economy and the livelihoods of Albertans as a bargaining chip.
My uncle saved $650,000 for retirement.
Skipped every vacation for 30 years to do it.
Same truck the entire time. Packed his own lunch every single day. Never once ate out unless it was someone’s birthday.
Died with the full $650,000 still sitting there. Never got to touch a dollar of it.
His three kids split it evenly.
Gone in under two years.
New cars. A kitchen remodel. A trip to Cancun nobody needed.
He gave up three decades of small joys to leave behind something that disappeared faster than the sacrifice that built it.
‼️NEW - Canadian government gets ANNIHILATED on CNBC
This was a murder.
"Out of 38 OECD countries, Canada ranks dead last in terms of GDP per capita growth, I'm trying to figure out why...."
Yer' in the bigs now boys! No tax-payer funded softballs!
Stephen Harper just said it clean.
The difficulties Canada faces cannot be blamed on Donald Trump.
In too many cases they stem from bad decisions by our own government.
That’s the whole file.
You can spend the next year blaming the Americans and making excuses for the last decade of failure.
Or you can finally admit the rot started at home.
Competitiveness.
Productivity.
Capital flight.
Housing.
Energy.
Trade readiness.
None of that was invented in Washington last month.
Harper’s point is simple.
This moment either becomes another round of excuses or the moment Canada stops making them.
One path leads to more managed decline.
The other leads to a country that can actually stand on its own feet.
Choose!
#cdnpoli #CanadaFirst
It is deeply disturbing that a household candy as universally celebrated as Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups contains tert-Butylhydroquinone (TBHQ), a synthetic preservative directly derived from petroleum and butane.
While multi-billion-dollar food corporations prioritize maximum shelf-life and profit margins, millions of unwitting families are feeding their children a chemical that has been exposed by the Environmental Working Group (EWG) as a potent immunotoxin capable of disrupting critical T-cells and weakening the body’s natural defenses against infections.
It is a jarring reality that a mainstream treat marketed around joy and comfort relies on an industrial stabilizer that regulatory agencies strictly cap because it is chemically tied to severe neurotoxic effects.
Equally alarming is the scientific trail linking this ubiquitous additive to irreversible, microscopic destruction within our bodies. Peer-reviewed toxicological evaluations have demonstrated that high doses of TBHQ trigger cellular degeneration and direct DNA damage.
Even more unsettling, prominent health groups like the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) have highlighted animal research connecting the chemical to an increased risk of gastrointestinal tumors and cancer promotion.
Knowing that companies possess the capability to manufacture organic, cleaner alternatives without these hazardous chemicals, yet choose to keep them in their primary product lines reveals a profound disregard for public safety that forces consumers to view a simple candy aisle with fear and suspicion.
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