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[Renée Lines @rklines]

Indeed, we are doomed.

[A Cathleen @acathleen5]

@PoliticalStacy

[Sara Ghorbani @d_white_rabbit]

This made me smile! Amnesty has been trying to normalize the subjugation of women in Muslim countries and communities, glorify hijab as a feminist choice, erase the plight of Afghan women, and everything else in their power to gaslight the world into thinking we deserve what we’re getting in Islamic countries and communities as women. Not a word about gender apartheid or dhimmitude under Islam. And now announcing women’s rights as anti-rights! I am so grateful that people are standing up to this organization and raising their voices for every single one of us whose voice wasn’t loud enough! This is a win for all us fighting in all the different fronts to keep this world sane and our humanity intact. 🥂

[EJ Rosetta 💚🖤💜 @ejrosetta]

This is EVERYWHERE across LGBTQ media.

No one wants to report on it now that Ms Rowling has clearly won this huge battle.

This Lady Of The Tides *IS* For Turning!
I back JK Rowling

Thanks for your tireless support of lesbians & vulnerable women. All women,in fact.
@jk_rowling

[Barbara Kay @BarbaraRKay]

No bodies have been discovered at the alleged site of illicit Indigenous children's burials near the former Kamloops residential schools. Should I go to prison for this tweet, @NikiSharma2?

[cbcwatcher @cbcwatcher]

CBC’s coverage of the Canadian wildfire smoke choking US cities this week has been a textbook case of omission

The network ran multiple interviews with climate activists framing the fires as unquestionable proof of climate change. Yet in the only segment even touching forest management — this piece highlighting complaints from Michigan Republican lawmakers — CBC quickly pivots to Carney government talking points about “global cooperation” and “climate change being a global problem,” while giving almost no airtime to practical forestry solutions

Where is the discussion of:
* Proactive clearing of pine beetle-killed timber?
* Scaled-up controlled burns (including Indigenous-led practices)?
* Regular removal of deadwood and underbrush?

Where is the historical context on Canada’s steady decline in active forestry labour and management intensity since the late 1980s? Those are measurable policy and resource choices, not weather

An average Canadian cannot let their roof rot for years, then blame “climate change” when it collapses in a storm. Yet when it comes to our publicly managed forests, CBC treats neglect of basic maintenance as off-limits for debate. Instead, the network allows activist guests to declare the cause “unquestionably climate change” with zero pushback or counter-analysis.

Forest management is not a partisan issue — it is land stewardship

Canadians cannot lecture Americans about transboundary pollution while neglecting basic land stewardship. In the 1970s and 1980s, Canadian politicians repeatedly scolded the US over acid rain drifting from Midwest coal plants, demanding action and treaties because it was damaging Canadian lakes and forests. They didn’t simply blame “global climate patterns” and move on — they insisted on accountability for preventable emissions and management failures on the American side and Americans followed through

Responsible coverage would examine both long-term climate trends ANDthe on-the-ground failures in prevention and maintenance. CBC has chosen the former while burying the latter. That’s not journalism; it’s advocacy. Canadians and our American neighbours deserve better

This all merits an Ombudman complaint @brodiefenlon @CBCOmbud

[Mosab Hassan Yousef @MosabHasanYOSEF]

“I killed myself to give the Palestinians a state.”

Bill Clinton

They turned down 97% of the West Bank, all of Gaza, and land swaps.

Yet the world still pretends the only obstacle to peace is Israel.

Watch.

[Sam Cooper @scoopercooper]

CSIS Warned About Him for Two Decades. Then a Clean Energy Scientist Allegedly Copied Thousands of Files for Beijing on the Eve of Retirement https://t.co/MAFC5sqQr0

[Dean Allison @DeanAllisonMP]

Legacy media focuses on Pierre because if they had to focus on Carney (which would be the logical thing to do considering he’s Prime Minister), they would have to admit they were wrong about him.

Carney has delivered such poor results so far that the talking heads on the major channels and columnists (all paid by government money) would need to admit they were wrong.

Nothing the legacy media hates more than admitting they are wrong.

So on and on they go about the Opposition Leader because he exposed they were wrong about Trudeau and now he’s doing the same about Carney.

So they’re pissed.

How can Pierre be so right about their picks?

They can’t admit they were wrong twice in a row so they’ll fight real hard and try everything they can to take Pierre down just because he’s right.

Not going to happen.

I don’t think they understand what Pierre truly is: A fighter who will never give up on our country and our people.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Let's check in on Trudeau after destroying Canada...

[Karen 🇨🇦 @dkreative1]

Easy peasy.

Here’s just a FEW things that Stephen Harper did to improve our lives:

1.Created the TFSA
2.Disability Tax Credit
https://t.co/NFh1DIuhTp us through Great Recession. In 2009 the deficit was $55.6 B. Lowered it to $5.2 B in 2013. Balanced the budget in 2014 with a surplus of $1.9 B. The Economist magazine said Canada came out the recession stronger than any other rich country in the G7.
https://t.co/CJXoEWUg19 trade with EFTA
5.A Public Transit Tax Credit
6.Reduced the GST to 5%
7.Passed Federal Accountability Act
8.Passed Québécois nation motion
9.Passed Veterans' Bill of Rights
10.Increased UCCB, introduced the Family Tax Cut and increased the Child Care Expense Deduction dollar limits by $1,000 and doubled the Children's Fitness Tax Credit

Bahahaha… but none of this will matter to a #TruAnon.

[Kate Harrison @KatlynHarrison]

Considering the last election was run and won on the tariff dispute with the US, you'd think Canadians would be owed more than a chippy "keep you posted". Is this the most serious economic threat facing our country or not? #cdnpoli

[Camus @newstart_2024]

Dr. Sabine Hazan saw vitamin C boost bifidobacteria in her own gut.

She took 10 grams a day at the start of the pandemic (as her own guinea pig) and noticed the change.

Ivermectin also increased bifidobacteria, but publication issues blocked further research.

She stressed the need for reproduction of results across labs, Japan, China, Italy confirmed her work.

The gut microbiome influences immunity, metabolism, brain function, and inflammation. Bifidobacteria play a key role in producing short-chain fatty acids that support gut barrier integrity and reduce systemic inflammation.

A fascinating look at gut microbes, supplements, and scientific validation.

[Melissa Lantsman @MelissaLantsman]

“Elbows up,” economy down. The weakest first-year GDP growth of any prime minister in over six decades. All courtesy of the man who marketed himself as an economic authority. The promised steady hand has proven remarkably steady at one thing: decline. A historic record, though hardly the legacy he campaigned on.

[Blacklock's Reporter @mindingottawa]

Program would see taxpayers finance purchase of 2,200 distressed condos, about half the over-supply in Metro #Vancouver, as affordable housing. Cabinet has not explained how Canadians would recover their money, which buildings would be purchased or who would immediately benefit.

[J.K. Rowling @jk_rowling]

Whistleblowers in the NHS and at gender clinics have been trying to raise the alarm for a decade. There is no excuse for continuing to pretend that extremely vulnerable children haven't been irreparably harmed.

[Michelle Rempel Garner @MichelleRempel]

Wonder why there's a separatist referendum in Alberta? See this @globeandmail cartoon.

Alberta oil and gas funds Canada. Without it the whole country would be broke.

If you care about Canadian unity you'll denounce this 💩 like I am right now. Enough of this elitist garbage.

[Melissa Lantsman @MelissaLantsman]

This should dominate the news: Hiking the industrial carbon tax 19% while Ontario auto shrinks is like raising rent on a building the tenants have already vacated.

No EU deal. 5 quarters of falling investment. 40% of manufacturing firms eyeing a move to the US. Ford's plant hasn't shipped a vehicle in 2 years. GM & Stellantis keep cutting.

Slow. Quiet. Inevitable. And preventable. Still no deal. No news. No update.

[Jamie Sarkonak @sarkonakj]

It's like the courts are run by Johnny English or Inspector Clouseau. Just look at this: drug runner from abroad was granted bail ($50k) on an ankle GPS with passport seized to keep him in-country.

Now, you might think that someone with cross-border crime connections would be well positioned to flee the country without a passport if he took the simple step of cutting off his ankle bracelet, and you would be right! But that didn't occur to the court I guess, and now the guy has somehow fled the country without his passport.

[Moose on the Loose @dsimieritsch]

You know it's Carney corruption cover up time when they start attacking Poilievre non-stop.

Mark Carney announced $500 million for the Red Chris mine last week. Meanwhile he has invested in the very company that owns and operates the Red Chris mine.

This action alone should put him in prison.

[Dan McTeague @GasPriceWizard]

I’m constant and consistent.

They’ve gone so far to the left, it would the Hubble telescope to see just how far they’ve drifted to socialism and authoritarian virtue signalling

[Andrew Lawton @AndrewLawton]

JUST IN: Canada Post, which lost $1.57 billion last year, says it paid out $30.8 million in management bonuses last year.

Despite the CEO agreeing at committee to break down how much of that went to executives, Canada Post has buried executive bonuses in the aggregated number.