Terrorism in Minnesota.
I would not want to live in Minnesota where Ilhan Omar is a member of Congress and Tim
Walz is Governor.
Paraphrasing Jordan Peterson’s words of wisdom:
“if you think you think tough leaders are bad…just wait till you see the damage weak leaders can do.”
Trump is a tough leader.
Omar and Walz are weak leaders.
What we are learning today is that there is no regime brutal enough, no threat big enough, that the Left won't sacrifice you to if it means opposing Donald Trump.
NYT story on Epstein & Silicon Valley has paragraphs on Elon, Peter Thiel and even photo of JCal who is a total NPC. But Reid Hoffman barely gets mentioned despite having the deepest Epstein relationship and having lied about it. This is the protection that hundreds of millions of dollars in donations to the Democrat Party and anti-Trump lawfare buys you. NYT is a scumbag publication.
@mohamadfakih8 Incompatibility is not a phobia.
There is a normal reaction to feeling like your way of life, your traditions and cultural norms are under threat, and even no longer acceptable in your own homeland.
Not tolerating incompatible behavior is not the same as hatred.
���🇦💰⚡️🚘 : Under Trudeau the Liberals spent over $50 billion on the EV auto sector bragging Canada would bee manufacturing over 1 million electric vehicles a year.
🇨🇳 Instead Canada will now be importing 50K - 70K Chinese EVs, every year.
So today's announcement by Mark Carney to scrap the EV mandate is an admission the EV scam was always about giving corporate welfare to companies, with nothing in return for Canadians.
This keeps happening folks. While Canadians struggle with food & rent, we give out tens of billions to companies that take the money and run.
The Liberals are just as much to blame as Donald Trump's tariffs for the disaster befalling our auto sector.
Canada went from manufacturing 2.3 million cars a year in 2016 to 1.2 million cars a year in 2025.
So not only did we not become a global leader in EV manufacturing, our auto manufacturing collapsed.
It turns out interfering with elections is standard fare for the European Commission.
Ahead of at least EIGHT elections across six European countries since 2023, the Commission met with platforms to pressure them to censor political speech in the days before the vote.