prym!

get real

[prym! @prymofthecrypt]

today is the champagne of beers

[prym! @prymofthecrypt]

@BoostersSeat being anti-genocide, and wanting to use levers of power to stop it, is a value most normal people hold

[prym! @prymofthecrypt]

BC NDP Minister Jodie Wickens sharing some very pro-Israel content, which accuses pride organizations with BDS policies of antisemitism

[prym! @prymofthecrypt]

@gravedragon_ true! it also has nothing to do with my post. be less weird!

[prym! @prymofthecrypt]

@gravedragon_ i don’t think you understand situations as much as you think you do

[prym! @prymofthecrypt]

(For the record, by “Israel’s atrocities,” I do mean genocide amongst other horrific war crimes)

[prym! @prymofthecrypt]

Only mention of Palestine refers to Palestinian “life and dignity” as “real and grievable” — not exactly building confidence about the author’s willingness to recognize the extent of Israel’s atrocities and Palestinian humanity

[prym! @prymofthecrypt]

listen if we didn’t put billions into fossil fuel subsidies and highway expansions, where would we put them?? by the way if i see a single homeless person i will scream and cry

[Liv @Liv_Agar]

I think a lot of men hate women. I think it is very common for men to hate women. Even in leftist spaces

[prym! @prymofthecrypt]

yeah i’ll vote for the calgaryaboo with the fashion of a decaying metrosexual and the voice of a d-list rugrat

[Scott Robertson @sarobertson_]

Poilievre: "We will reinstill a warrior culture, not a woke culture."

[prym! @prymofthecrypt]

dark woke with canadian characteristics

[theo @tboyblues]

hilarious thing to say while wearing what is possibly the gayest cowboy outfit of all time

[prym! @prymofthecrypt]

she’s right.

computah look up the only pro-palestine political party in BC

[DSA Watch @DSA_Watch]

Francesca Hong: We have to ensure that we're fighting for the pro-Palestine movement and that folks understand that the liberation of Palestinians is intrinsically tied to the liberation of all of us

[prym! @prymofthecrypt]

@fernando___

[prym! @prymofthecrypt]

BC soon inshallah

[Polling Canada @CanadianPolling]

(Models Available For Subscribers)

Prince Edward Island Provincial Polling:

GRN: 54% (+32)
LIB: 26% (+9)
PC: 18% (-38)
NDP: 3% (-2)

Narrative / June 17, 2026 / n=147 / Online

(% Change With 2023 Election)

Check out all PEI polling here: https://t.co/x1AV7vkWfL

[Harrison Johnston @Harrisonrj_]

They estimate it will cost $35.2 to $43.7 billion, but it will likely be more

Construction will start 2027-2029 and will be complete 2032-2034

It will transport 1 million barrels of oil per day, they also want 300k per day more from TMX

Incredibly shortsighted and destructive

[Avi Lewis @avilewis]

This pipeline isn’t nation building.

It’s nation burning.

[prym! @prymofthecrypt]

the BC NDP is a massive liability to the federal NDP brand and david eby needs to figure it the fuck out

[Avi Lewis @avilewis]

Today’s announcement shows what this federal government will protect above all else: the profits of Big Oil.

As we mark the five-year anniversary of a heat dome that killed 619 people in British Columbia – and as many communities across the country are facing extreme weather right now – Canadians deserve leadership that protects us. Instead, this government is doubling down on yesterday’s failed solutions and dragging us into further danger, risk and insecurity.

The opaque and confusing public-private partnership ownership structure means it's very likely that we, the public, will not only bear the risks and the damages, but also the lion's share of the costs.

Canada’s New Democrats unequivocally oppose this pipeline proposal. If anything, this is a pipeline to the courts. It ignores the federal government’s legal responsibility to meaningfully consult Indigenous nations, including Treaty 8 nations in Alberta, threatens endangered species, and accelerates climate change. It will sow the very divisions the Prime Minister claims he wants to avoid.

We do not achieve unity or prosperity from projects that pit communities against one another, all while a handful of oil and gas CEOs walk away with enormous profits.

While we're stuck fighting yesterday's battles over pipelines, and the Prime Minister openly admits that our emissions will rise, the rest of the world is racing ahead on renewables. We cannot afford to fall behind while other countries build the industries of the future.

Canadians deserve better than being told our only choice is another fight over another pipeline. This country needs an alternative to the Liberal-Conservative consensus that is doubling down on a future of climate-wrecking corporate welfare.

New Democrats are ready to build something bigger, safer, and better – a Canada that is a renewable energy superpower, with an east-west clean electricity grid and good green jobs in every region. Lower costs for families with home retrofits and heat pumps for all. Investing in the care economy as a nation-building project.

That’s what it looks like to build big things that actually unite this country.

[Rachel Gilmore @atRachelGilmore]

Powerlessnessmaxxing: watching the country careen toward unfettered oil and gas production as the country burns and drowns simultaneously, while people scream “yeah well he’s better than Poilievre” in your ear

[prym! @prymofthecrypt]

@HearTellLearn no comment

[Nora Loreto @NoLore]

Brad Bradford wants to call Sankofa Square "Toronto Square" which is about the level of creativity one should expect from a guy named Brad Bradford.

[Avi Lewis @avilewis]

They’re going to call you a socialist regardless.

So be a socialist.