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@RealKlaa I thought you weren't allowed on the set unless you were vaxed?
Did you fire yourself?

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@JoeCada99 Seriously?
I do this all the time to see the reactions, even if minor.
Sometimes to give false tells.
Before you @ me, I've played 10's of thousands of hours on the felt.

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@purrlitics Nobody cares about who you vote for.

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@the_coral_lea You're full of it.
You got lots of clicks though.
Congrats.

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@AlecTorelli And two different decks?

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@MelissaLMRogers Nice try bot. How much are you being paid?

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@RJMacready1776 @TheRlyBigShow There is no threat of invasion from any nation except America. If that were to happen then article 5 would be invoked and WW3 starts.
You're an idiot

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@Maverich440378 @Eastcoa69170851 How much are you being paid?
It's easily checked and shows that you're lying.

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@ItsDeanBlundell This?
https://t.co/dOz0CaVezA

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Wild story by the great Canadian Broadcasting Company: A network of about 20 YouTube channels pushing Alberta separatism was actually run by a small group in the Netherlands. They used hired actors and “faceless” videos to make it look real.

And these weren’t small and meaningless channels, they got millions of views in total.

So what seemed like an organic grassroots movement was in reality cheap, mass-produced content farm to earn money, and push a political agenda on the side.

It's worth noting that both the US and Russia have been active in the Alberta separatist movement, and the key figures of the organization even met with Trump officials recently.

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@kl19514689 Does she have to give back the money she stole?

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@JoRansing80929 @ryangerritsen You are misinformed.
Canada sells crude at a discount. heavy crude that keeps refinerys in the US going.
Electricity also sold at a discount.
Aluminum also.
The trade between the two countries worked to the benefit of both for over a century.
We're moving on, you rejected us

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@GeorgeMo @abhi9says @aakashgupta @grok Don't know about everyone else but as a professional driver I fill up every day and go into the store twice a month. Fuel is cheaper at Costco. Added benefit, at least where I am, is they sell Top Tier gasoline which is better for your car and costs more elsewhere.

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@Gusinalberta Amazing how many trolls and bots there are supporting Salty.
His ridiculous takes really bump up his clicks and revenue.

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@FuhrerClinton @DominicCardy The US would dominate Canada in a military war.
Just remember to bring a lot of body bags to take some of that military home.

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@JediFoolish @ryankatzrosene No it isn't.
Thanks for the troll.

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@Kotyjo You're a fucking idiot troll.
Do some research

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@JediFoolish @Martyupnorth Seriously, just wondering if you knew the exchange rate?
Dumb as a post.
Giving Marty a run for his money.
Math is hard

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@Steve27491672 @MathNerdActuary @johnkonrad Fight who exactly? Some made up enemy?
I guess you don't count NORAD line protecting the US freedom from Chinese and Russian missles as anything Important. Over 100 Canadians died fighting for US interested after 9/11.

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@TheTekX @johnkonrad The USA asked for help, invoking article 5. They weren't willing to go it alone.
1100 non US soldiers died defending you.
Have some respect.

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@johnkonrad I don't believe that I need to explain this.
Canada is a peacekeeping nation.
Canada doesn't need a massive military because no nation has threatened our sovereignty except for the US. If we do get invaded then all NATO responds due to article 5. USA loses if it invades.