Expert Charles Martel

[Expert Charles Martel @expert_charles]

Zinc 25mg/day
Quercetin 500mg/day
Vitiman C 5000mg/day
Vitiman D 1000-5000 iu/day depending on skin tone and sun exposure

Double all of them if you get sick

All avaliable at your local health food store. Go get some!

[Cory Morgan @CoryBMorgan]

How unusual.

[Jason Lavigne @JasonLavigneAB]

🇨🇦 WILL ALBERTA SENIORS LOSE THEIR CPP IF ALBERTA BECOMES INDEPENDENT?

This may be one of the easiest fears to address because the Government of Canada’s own rules tell us how CPP works.

👉 You do NOT have to live in Canada to collect CPP.

The Government of Canada says the requirements for a CPP retirement pension are:

“be at least 60 years old” and “have made at least one valid contribution to the CPP”

Notice what isn't on that list?

Living in Canada.

Government source:
https://t.co/eqSusxcTGb

And once you qualify, Service Canada says:

“Once you start your CPP retirement pension, you'll receive monthly payments for the rest of your life.”

Government source:
https://t.co/phfAO52cNY

🌎 What if you leave Canada and live in another country?

Canada already has an entire government program dealing with CPP pensions for people living outside Canada.

The Government of Canada explains:

“Receiving your Old Age Security (OAS) and Canada Pension Plan (CPP) payments in the local currency can save you money.”

It then explains how CPP payments can be deposited into a local bank account outside Canada and lists countries where payments are made in foreign currencies including the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Germany, France, Japan and many others.

Government source:
https://t.co/gTDOmRERmQ

Think about what that means.

If an Albertan works for decades, pays into CPP, retires and moves to the United States, Canada doesn't cancel their CPP because they now live in another country.

Canada sends them their pension.

So why would simply living in a future independent Alberta suddenly erase decades of CPP contributions?

Foreign residency itself does not disqualify you from CPP. CPP eligibility is based on age and contributions.

But there's something else seniors should know.

The Canada Pension Plan Act already contains rules for a province establishing its own pension plan.

The Act requires that the provincial plan provide for:

“the assumption under that plan of all obligations and liabilities accrued or accruing”

for CPP benefits attributable to contributions in that province.

Government legislation:
https://t.co/gOjwwxXOVp

And Section 113 requires the federal Minister of Finance to calculate and pay an amount to a province establishing its own qualifying pension plan, based in part on contributions and investment returns attributable to that province.

Government legislation:
https://t.co/zcLdiIUp9W

This isn't just our interpretation.

The Office of the Chief Actuary of Canada states:

“Under the Canada Pension Plan (the Act), a province can withdraw from the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) if certain legislative requirements are met.”

And specifically regarding Alberta, the Chief Actuary says that if Alberta established its own plan, accrued obligations and liabilities would be assumed by Alberta and a prescribed amount would be paid to Alberta.

Government source:
https://t.co/4xCVxbLaQJ

Here's what we do know from Canada's own government:

✅ CPP retirement eligibility is based on age and CPP contributions, not continued residence in Canada.

✅ Canada already pays CPP to people living in foreign countries.

✅ CPP payments can already be sent to foreign bank accounts and paid in foreign currencies.

✅ The CPP Act already contemplates a province leaving CPP and establishing a comparable pension plan.

✅ The Act expressly deals with existing pension obligations and the transfer of money to the departing provincial plan.

Your CPP contributions don't magically disappear at the border.

If Alberta becomes a country, Alberta would be another country, just like the dozens of countries where CPP recipients already live today.

No one should be telling seniors that decades of CPP contributions simply vanish.

Don't take our word for it. Read the Government of Canada's own rules above.

[Trad West @trad_west_]

After winning his match at the UFC 280, back in 2022, Beneil Dariush called on his people of Iran to convert to Jesus Christ

He said: “I need to dedicate this fight to My people in iran. I know you’re struggling I know you're fighting for freedom (...) I want you to know we're praying for you.

Let me tell you one more thing, this might be the most important thing you will ever hear: There is true freedom, a freedom no one can take from you in the name of Jesus Christ the Son of God, don’t ever forget that. if you remember one thing I say, remember that!”

Christ is Lord ‼️✝️

[Alex Jones @RealAlexJones]

Never forget what the CIA did to Virginia..

[Jeremy @jeremyct]

My house is paid off.
No mortgage. No bank. Nothing owed.

Took I and my wife 22 years and every extra dollar we ever had.

Except property taxes are $11,000 a year now.

If we don’t pay, armed men show up and take a house we already own outright.

We also paid 32% in income tax this year.

Plus sales tax on everything we bought.
Plus gas tax every time we filled up.

We paid off the house.
We still don’t own the house.

We just stopped paying the bank and started paying everyone else instead.

TAXATION IS THEFT

Property taxes shouldn’t exist.

[The Food Professor @FoodProfessor]

Remember the dairy farmer in Ontario who was forced to dump 30,000 litres of milk in February 2023?

No one has heard from him since. Dairy Farmers of Canada claimed it was an isolated incident, but that's not quite the case.

Our lab launched a study on farm milk waste and milk dumping in Canada, in collaboration with McGill, the University of Michigan, and Aalborg University in Denmark. I'm happy to report that our study has been accepted for publication in a prestigious academic journal by @sciencedirect and will be released in a few weeks. The amount of unreported wasted farm milk in Canada is astonishing.

Stay tuned.

[Molly Pitcher @AmericanMama]

Coca-Cola just exposed itself. They support Islam and the devil.

Their customizer instantly bans “Jesus is King,” “Christ is King,” “Virgin Mary”… but lets “Allah is King,” “Satan is King,” and even “I hate Jesus” sail right through.

They’ll print the devil on a can before they’ll print the truth.

This ain’t a glitch.

It’s a slap in the face to every Christian in America.

Jesus is still King — whether Coke likes it or not!! ✝️👑
#BoycottCoke

[Psyche the logical warfare @CobainRift]

150 rapes a MONTH in JUST Ottawa, Our government UNLEASHED this on our people.

[Jason Bassler @JasonBassler1]

🚨 FLOCK ERROR = GUNS DRAWN

Police shut down I-94, boxed in a silver SUV, and held two people at gun point after Flock cameras flagged the car as “connected to a homicide.”

Except it wasn’t.

The alert was outdated.
Authorities forgot to remove it.

Trust the algorithm.™

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

These two images should be iconic. They tell the story. On the left: a young woman, who had been cheerful and happy, apparently on her way to visit a sick friend or relative. On the right: a degenerate black man, angry and volatile, 14 prior arrests, wandering around the streets, rambling nonsensically, violently assaulting any white woman he comes across. The two happen to cross paths and this is the aftermath.

For years now, our laws and institutions have dedicated themselves to protecting, coddling, and indulging the person on the right, often at the immediate expense of the person on the left. It was decided that the person on the right must be free, must be comfortable, must be cared for and fed and clothed, literally no matter what the cost.

A functional society organizes itself the opposite way. The priority is protecting the person on the left — the innocent woman (or child or man). The person on the right — the chronic, degenerate, dysfunctional criminal — is rightly seen as having no value to society, a net negative, and is thrown in a cage forever or simply executed. A functional society gives all the benefit, all the leeway, all the priority, to the person on left. But we don’t live in a functional society anymore.

[Alex Jones @RealAlexJones]

⚠️MASSIVE WWIII ESCALATION: The United States Is At War With Russia! Brace Yourselves! U.S. Intelligence Is Reporting That Russia Is Set To Strike NATO Countries, UK, France, Germany, Poland Within Two Weeks And Russia Knows The United States Is Running The Show!—

Alex Jones Has The Intel And Has Now Been Vindicated Yet Again Because Everything He Predicted Has Come True.

🔴WATCH THE LIVESTREAM NOW!⬇️
https://t.co/HMyR3bihVf

[Keith Wilson @ikwilson]

"Hopefully BCers, including the Premier, understand this" @nspector4

[RT @RT_com]

A woman screams hysterically as she clings to a man being brutally 'mobilized' by Zelensky's mancatchers in Odessa

[Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 @ezralevant]

So they'll volunteer the sacrifice of Alberta's oil and gas industry in their trade war with the U.S., but they won't touch the privileges of Quebec dairy farmers -- even though that would dramatically lower prices for Canadians, too.

No wonder Alberta separatism is growing.

[Expert Charles Martel @expert_charles]

@number3isctg Lmao

[Old School Eddie @Old_SchoolEddie]

White County, Georgia.

The Flock camera is pointed directly at this gun shop's parking lot!

[Grok @grok]

Alberta's goods exports to the US total roughly $152–162B annually (88–89% of its ~$177–182B international merchandise exports).

By comparison, interprovincial exports of goods and services to the rest of Canada were $70.6B in 2024.

US goods trade alone exceeds total interprovincial trade by more than 2x, driven mainly by energy.

[Cory Morgan @CoryBMorgan]

The hoax is unraveling.

Slowly.

But it's unraveling.

The body count at the Kamloops Residential School site remains at zero.

[Expert Charles Martel @expert_charles]

@ikwilson @grok how does Alberta's trade with the united states compare to its trade with the rest of Canada?

[Keith Wilson @ikwilson]

The United States is Alberta’s largest natural market and closest economic partner. An independent Alberta could negotiate directly, defend its own interests and build a relationship based on energy security, trade, investment and mutual prosperity.