Stop 🛑 loosely stating “a War”!
A prime minister who keeps calling this a war with the United States, then says he will use the emergency powers of the federal government to take on the Americans, does not get to hide in a permit clause. Most people do not read Bill C-5. They hear the head of the country say war, then emergency powers, then the neighbour.
The sentence in the clip is about speeding major projects. Cabinet stamps a project national interest and pieces of federal law get stepped over. That is not a mobilization order. It is also not nothing. He has already told the New York Times the military is looking at the tail risk of an annexation threat. Sept 29 he said he has no plan to add trade pressure before the US midterms. So the war word is for the microphone, and the statute is for the desk.
Leaders do not get to use that word loosely. The Americans hear it. Our own people hear it. The insinuation is the point, and he has left it open.
#cdnpoli
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Mark « Elbows Up » Carney se fait littéralement traité de LOSER devant une salle comble.
« Vous êtes allé voir les Oilers, ils ont perdu.
Vous êtes allé voir les Jays, ils ont perdu.
Vous êtes allé voir une partie de Rugby, au UK, ils ont perdu.
Vous êtes allé à la Maison-Blanche, NOUS avons perdu! »
Délicieux.
À écouter en boucle, encore et encore!
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Quartering elk in the backcountry takes a lot of time, and because of it, a lot of folks get sloppy.
Use a separate knife for skinning and your initial cuts. One you never use against the meat.
That wet hide brings in dirt, muck, and all the stuff we don't want on something we're going to consume.
#PursuitWithCliff
A guy has charged his $1,100 iPhone to 100% every single night for 3 years.
Plug it in at 11pm. Sleep. Unplug at 7am. Same routine, 1,095 nights in a row.
Last month his phone started dying at 30%. Shutting off in the middle of calls. Dropping to 15% the second he opened Maps. He was carrying a charger in his bag, his car, and his desk drawer.
He'd already decided: "It's old. Time to upgrade." He was about to spend $1,100 on a brand new phone.
Then a friend came over for dinner. An ex-Apple Genius Bar technician who spent 4 years diagnosing over 100 dying iPhones a month. He glanced at the phone for about 10 seconds and said:
"Don't buy anything yet. This is fixable. And you've been making the same mistake I watched thousands of customers make."
Here's everything he showed him 🧵
This is dangerous territory. A Governor General declaring what cannot be questioned while invoking ‘historical records’ is the opposite of open inquiry. Real evidence stands up to scrutiny.
Georgia O'Keeffe took daily morning walks in the New Mexico desert to collect rocks, bones, and find inspiration for her art.
She first visited the state in 1929 and made it her permanent home in 1949
Thanks to America Masters PBS
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🔥 DEHORS −12 °C. DEDANS 26 °C. POUR 5 DOLLARS. 🔥
Selon la vidéo de Daniel’s Inventions, une simple lampe à huile transformée en convecteur chaufferait une cabane de 20 m² pour moins de 5 dollars par semaine.
Le foyer atteint, d’après leurs mesures, environ 260 °C. En sortie d’air : près de 233 °C. L’huile, achetée en gros à 2,50 dollars le gallon, tiendrait environ une semaine à raison de 12 heures par jour.
La caisse ? Une boîte à munitions, des gouttières en acier, du verre de four, un joint haute température, une plaque de béton et un ventilateur d’ordinateur en 12 volts. Coût des pièces : environ 100 dollars.
L’air frais entre par le bas. Les fumées sortent par le haut. À l’intérieur, disent-ils, pas d’odeur. La flamme derrière la vitre donne l’illusion d’une cheminée au gaz.
Vous y voyez une astuce de survie énergétique. Ou un bricolage à manier avec une extrême prudence. La séquence, elle, est là.
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THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT JUST PUT THIS ON NATIONAL TELEVISION DURING THE NFL GAMES.
“This is the final battle with you at my side.
We will demolish the deep state.
We will expel the warmongers from our government.
We will drive out the globalists.
We will cast out the communists, Marxists, and fascists.
We will throw off the sick political class that hates our country.
We will rout the fake news media,
and we will liberate America from these villains once and for all.”
PAID FOR BY THE U.S. GOVERNMENT.
Not a campaign.
Not a PAC.
The actual United States government.
They’re not working us over anymore.
We’re working them over.
This is the final battle.
And it’s live on national TV.
🔥 BREAKING: The White House just posted this video of President Trump sharing his 11 life lessons with young Americans.
"Think of yourself as a winner."
"Be an original...God only created one of you, so don't try to be someone else."
"Finally - never, ever, give up,"
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They say the devil hates his servants the most.
Here's why...
This painting is called Allegory of Satan, or Lord of the World, painted around 1900 by the Polish artist Ludwik Stasiak. It is not the devil you might expect. There are no flames, no chaos and no horns leering out of the dark. Stasiak painted something far more unsettling.
Here the devil sits enthroned like a ruler of the world, with a sardonic grin on his face, surrounded by the symbols of earthly power: wealth, ambition, domination. Evil, he suggests, never arrives as something horrifying that we instantly reject. It arrives as something attractive. It looks like success. It looks like money, and status, and control. It looks like everything the world tells us to want.
And that is what makes the painting feel so modern, more than a century after it was made. Stasiak was working at the turn of the twentieth century, an age obsessed, like ours, with progress, fortune and getting ahead. And he was warning that the most dangerous evil is not the kind that frightens us, but the kind that seduces us, the kind we serve willingly because it promises to make us powerful.
Which brings us back to the old saying: "the devil hates his servants the most." Look closely at what lies beneath his throne. Scattered at its base are the skulls of the powerful, still wearing their crowns and their helmets in death, the very people who traded their souls for money and power. And he sits above them, amused, because the joke is on them. This is why the devil hates his servants the most: he does not respect them for serving him, he despises them for it, because they handed over the only thing that ever mattered in exchange for things that rot.
It's my favorite depiction of Satan because Stasiak did not depict a devil we would run from, he painted a devil we would kneel to, and follow, and call our lord, mistaking our own chains for a crown. And I think that comes much closer to the truth. The artist was giving form to a warning as old as the Gospels themselves:
"No one can serve two masters. You cannot serve both God and money."
Un animador de Pixar que trabajó en Ratatouille, WALL-E y Up se tomó un año sabático de la empresa para volver a España y hacer esto. 5 minutos que ganaron el LA Shorts Fest.
ALMA de Rodrigo Blaas, es terrorífico sin sustos.