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Viva la libertad, carajo!

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@PPC4Liberty United States of North America. 💪🏻

[David Marshall 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @Sausageandeggx]

They broke his bones, gouged his eyes out, cut out his tongue and castrated him. He died of a heart attack after being set on fire and dragged himself 50 meters across the floor.

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@LLicit_Tweet @SamaHoole Don't forget that rabbits are prone to eating their babies.

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btw the 1 million pounds of cattle per acre figure is for ideal hoof impact , ie half of the forage is trampled in the rush and only the top half of the plant eaten before moving on. So it grows back faster. Think of 1000 cows moving together. The overall paddock sizes are larger of course, depending on the climate & forage available, giving the herd space to move. The new virtual fence halters make moving the herds even easier than portable electric wire fence lines.

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The world can support many more ruminants, in fact it would heal the soil. High intensity grazing can support 1 million pounds of cattle per acre, moved twice a day. In desert climates they won't be rotated back for 12 months but after a few cycles what was once just cactus and sand will become lush tall grass. See Las Damas Ranch case study for proof. Mob grazing is regenerative, builds soil carbon fast. Like what the millions of buffalo did before. Your assertion that everyone would starve is wrong. The USA had half a cow per person on the hoof in the 70s, there's no reason that couldn't be much higher now. It would fix things, ie build soil instead of erode. And pastures are better for wildlife than monocrop fields. Duh.

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The world can support many more ruminants, in fact it would heal the soil. High intensity grazing can support 1 million pounds of cattle per acre, moved twice a day. In desert climates they won't be rotated back for 12 months but after a few cycles what was once just cactus and sand will become lush tall grass. See Las Damas Ranch case study for proof. Mob grazing is regenerative, builds soil carbon fast. Like what the millions of buffalo did before. Your assertion that everyone would starve is wrong. The USA had half a cow per person on the hoof in the 70s, there's no reason that couldn't be much higher now. It would fix things, ie build soil instead of erode. And pastures are better for wildlife than monocrop fields. Duh.

[Dr. Clown, PhD @DrClownPhD]

Sean Strickland has an important message for Pride Month. 🙏

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@SavrajSidhu @genocidalgirl Go back to India, shit tard. Take a hint.

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@mario4thenorth Let out like this guy. Typical. Bleeding heart leftists in Canada are so pathetic and retarded.

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@mario4thenorth WTF

[Dei Civitas @DeiCivitas]

The nice thing about the RCMP is that they’re so busy shooting ostriches and kicking common citizens off the beach in case they see the sunset, that they don’t have time to investigate the Chinese fentanyl labs or thé Khalistani terrorists shooting illegal guns illegally.

[David Icke @davidicke]

The level of control is getting insane. 8 billion people controlled down to fine detail by a relative handful because they allow themselves to be divided and thus ruled. Tragic.

[Satire Squad HQ @SatireSquadHQ]

TRUMP ASKED ELON… 🇺🇸
ABOUT CANADA 🇨🇦

[Emily Juniper 🇺🇸🇦🇺 𝕩 @emilyjuniper_]

The comeback of real women is here and it’s glorious 🔥

[Kirk Lubimov @KirkLubimov]

This is why we don't have a true democracy without an elected Senate.

No one knows who this person is, and no one elected her.

Yet she has direct legislative powers and will infringe on Canadian's free speech for political and ideological reasons.
A random unelected person just removed Rights from you.

[The Real Mr Bench @therealmrbench]

The Canadian Senate Human Rights Committee voted 7-1 to move “Residential School Denialism” toward the Criminal Code.

Up to 2 years in jail.

So let me get this straight.

Residential schools existed.

No one is denying that.

An inquiry was done.

Indigenous people received compensation from the government.

The worse someone “claimed” their experience was, the more money they could be paid out.

And somehow Canadians are not allowed to ask whether that system created incentives for some people to exaggerate or fabricate parts of their stories?

We are just supposed to accept every accusation as truth?

No challenge.

No cross-examination.

No pushback.

Government takes the claim, labels it truth, and the country is ordered to obey.

Then came Kamloops.

Canadians were told 215 bodies were found.

Not “possible anomalies.”

Not “areas of interest.”

Bodies.

Trudeau pushed it to the world as truth.

The media repeated it.

Flags came down.

Churches burned.

Canadians were shamed into silence.

Years later, after the public kept asking for evidence, the wording changed.

Now we are told they are “anomalies.”

So no, it is not shocking that society is skeptical of the entire Truth and Reconciliation machine.

The story changes.

The facts change.

The wording changes.

The demands keep expanding.

And reconciliation apparently never ends.

Now private property is being dragged into land claims.

And what does the Senate committee do?

Instead of demanding evidence and transparency, they move toward jail time for Canadians who question the approved narrative.

That tells you everything.

The story can change.

The truth can change.

The facts can change.

But if Canadians do not shut up and toe the government line, Ottawa wants the Criminal Code waiting.

That no longer sounds like democracy.

That sounds like Liberal dictatorship with better branding.

[Will Tanner @Will_Tanner_1]

This one was so enraging that it changed my worldview substantially

Rhodesia was betrayed and destroyed because its success stood as a rebuke of the egalitarian policies destroying the West

All the hyperinflation, tyranny, famine, and suffering came because the West would not accept that the best men should rule

[Amy Mek @AmyMek]

YES! Marc EXACTLY!

Our enemies want us to be hyper-focused on Israel, Netanyahu, and Jews. That’s not a distraction from their plan - it IS the plan.

The Muslim Brotherhood wrote it down themselves.

THESE ARE THEIR WORDS, NOT MINE!

Back at the 1977 Lugano meeting (the secret summit of exiled Brotherhood heavyweights that directly produced the 1982 blueprint The Project), they codified the Palestinian cause as the keystone of their entire worldwide strategy.

From the document itself (RAIR entered this into the Congressional Record on February 10, 2026):

“To adopt the Palestinian cause as part of a worldwide Islamic plan… since it acts as the keystone of the renaissance of the Arab world today.”

They ordered:

• Nourish “a sentiment of rancor with respect to the Jews and refuse all coexistence.”

• Use “temporary cooperation” with Marxists, leftists, and nationalists against the “Jewish state” and the West - then dominate once the job is done.

• Turn “Palestine” into the emotional battering ram to fuel global jihad, Red-Green alliances, and civilization jihad inside America and Europe.

While the media and political class obsess over Israel 24/7, the Brotherhood’s networks (Mosque Foundation in Illinois, IIIT command center in Virginia, CAIR, etc.) keep packing stadiums, buying politicians, and building parallel societies right here.

The Illinois takeover you’re seeing? That’s The Project working perfectly - using the “Palestine” focus they engineered decades ago to grow their voting bloc and accelerate the takeover.

They told us in 1977 and 1982 exactly how they would do it.

We’re living it.

SEE OUR FULL REPORT:

"War Plan Exposed: Muslim Brotherhood's Secret Blueprint - 'The Project' to Capture America - Operates Untouched Inside Their Virginia Command Center"

READ HERE: https://t.co/HsUfOdcDTG

[David Parker @david_parker]

Canada is passing laws to put people in prison for disagreeing with the government on social media. Senate committees are saying that if you disagree with unproven narratives, that you should spend two years in prison. How does this happen in a "free" country? It doesn't.

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@FoodProfessor "Canada Royal Milk"

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@mehdirhasan Smear this.