Carmen Ruiz

[Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @Tablesalt13]

BREAKING: Final polling in Quebec shows a last minute surge away from sovereigntist PQ towards the little-known Conservative Party of Quebec under Eric Duhaime.

He proposes:

-Full Quebec control of permanent and temporary immigration.

-Favor economic immigrants from democratic, rights-respecting countries

-Regional tables set local intake; no fixed national threshold.

-Sharply cut asylum seekers; reduce their welfare by 25%.

-Prioritize Quebecers for daycare and subsidized housing.

-Cut $47 billion over five years, mainly bureaucracy and subsidies.

-Eliminate about 20,000 civil-service jobs, mostly by attrition.

-Cap spending growth at inflation plus population growth.

-Largest personal tax and consumption-tax cuts in Quebec history.

-Cut corporate tax roughly 59%, aiming near 4.7%.

-End carbon tax; suspend provincial fuel tax.

-Drop sales tax on used goods.

While he is not likley to win, his polling of 20%+ would their best ever showing.

This is a WORLD-WIDE phenomenon - people have HAD enough of big government.

[Canada Rescue 401 🇨🇦 @canadarescue401]

If Olivia Chow wins a second term, I swear everybody in the city is retarded

[Fiona Rose Diamond @CoviLeaks]

🚨 A SYSTEMIC LOCKDOWN ON THE TRUTH. 🚨 The massive legal case involving Bill Gates et al is being aggressively suppressed and silenced everywhere you look! Algorithms, platforms, and institutions are working overtime to bury this explosive reality from the public. They do not want you seeing this case. Break the digital blackout - share this everywhere!

[MaxEntropy @MaxEntropyy]

You are over the target…
… for Rancourt’s readers who do know the history

Rancourt had packed lectures with registered students and others who were auditing his courses.

The government did not like Rancourt’s views on 9/11 topics. The government tried for years to force Rancourt out of the university and finally found pseudo-legal justification for termination of a fully tenured professor.

Rancourt challenged the university and with significant persistence and personal cost, won his case in court.

[tradwifetoday @tradwifetoday]

When I was 14, I assisted at a daycare during summer break.

The first thing I learned was that the children did not want to be there. I had never gone to daycare myself, so I was surprised. It looks like it would be fun when you’re older. Lots of toys and activities.

But little children don’t like it. They may put up with it, might even have a little fun sometimes, but none of them preferred daycare over being home. Not a single one.

They all wanted their mothers. They would stare at the door. We would try to distract them. Some would cry all day long. Some were constantly angry.

I should add that this was a luxe newly built daycare in a small Nordic town where everyone knew each other way back. Not a bunch of random strangers.

The nannies knew the families, but the children still didn’t wanna be there. That was irrelevant. The parents needed the daycare. Nobody asked the children what they wanted. But we could all see it.

After working in a daycare, I could never enroll my children in one.

[Highrise @MkUSAgr8agin]

@MtnMD @AndrewZywiecMD Disingenuous Sennholz. You can't take away what we parents have experienced that your sector gaslights us. Go away

[Andrew Zywiec, M.D. @AndrewZywiecMD]

They never want to debate, and then they accuse you of... making money off of... not slinging vaccines a drug dealer?

Lady, no one gives up a high paying physician salary, respect, and a 15 year career to get constantly attacked, defamed, and picked at by clowns they had to tutor through biochem. Like you.

Would you like to publicly compare grades, resumes, or debate the science? You'll lose on all three. No, you'll do none of the above. Quite telling.

Anyways.

There is no science that shows vaccines cause Autism ...except in these published studies which show vaccines cause Autism:

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Causal relationship between vaccine induced immunity and autism
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... and autism being listed in the inserts....

[Jason Lavigne @JasonLavigneAB]

Just moments ago, a retired RCMP officer donated $50,000 to Det. Helen Grus.

God bless.

[Byl Holte @SirBylHolte]

I wonder why Michelle Obama’s “growing up black” was so much worse than mine - when we’re just about the same age.

While she was fighting for her life in the white neighborhoods of Chicago...

...I was traveling across the city from my black neighborhood to my white junior high school on public transportation…alone.

When she was “seeing talented Black relatives stuck in limited jobs because society didn’t give them chances”…

…I was watching 3 of my BLACK cousins become successful educators in the Philadelphia school system…

…and my BLACK aunt become the legendary Patti LaBelle.

When she was “being judged as an “angry Black woman” whenever she was "confident or outspoken”…

…I was being hailed a genius for those very same things.

Yet she went on to become First Lady of the United States…

…and I’m just some guy saying stuff on X who’s so glad he didn’t vote for her husband.

Life is weird, isn’t it?

[Alain Hanel @AlainHanel]

TRADITIONS ET VIE EN FRANCE...
Cette nouvelle rubrique vous racontera la vie en France de 1900 aux années 1970 à la ville, comme à la campagne...
Souvenirs, souvenirs...
La France du travail, la France en famille, La France de l'invention...
"LA CORDE À SAUTER" - FRANCE 1955.
Peu onéreuse et peu encombrante, facile à transporter, la corde à sauter multiplie les avantages et traverse les générations. La petite cordelette a fait un sacré bout de chemin depuis sa création. Son histoire remonterait au temps où Égyptiens et Chinois tressaient le chanvre en de longues cordes. Pour réutiliser les morceaux de chanvre perdus, les travailleurs devaient sauter par-dessus leurs cordes et les enfants qui jouaient tout près décidèrent de les imiter. C’est ainsi que la corde à danser aurait été inventée. Elle se serait développée en France après la Révolution de 1789. A l’époque, les sauts à la corde étaient rythmés par des chants et des paroles s’inspirant de faits sociaux ou d’événements politiques. Dans la majorité des esprits cette activité est pratiquée par un ou plusieurs enfants dans les cours de récréation, mais elle est aussi un élément d’entrainement hautement considéré par certains sportifs comme les boxeurs.

[David Krayden @DavidKrayden]

Boycott this company for firing this guy for wearing a t-shirt that just obliquely questioned the mass graves hoax.

[William Makis @MakisMedicine]

Shanice Bennet, London police officer, was diagnosed with Stage 3 Breast Cancer in May 2023 at age 23.

Her GP told her she was "too young for breast cancer"

She had a mastectomy, axillary lymph node dissection, chemotherapy, radiotherapy and was reported "in remission" by March 2024

In June 2024 she was rushed to ER with back pain and was diagnosed with Stage 4 recurrence metastatic to bones. It then spread to liver and lungs.

She died on Sep.24, 2026 aged 26.

This is textbook presentation and progression for Turbo Cancer. Very small "remission" window.

COVID-19 Vaccines cause Turbo Cancer and she was likely mandated in 2021 to take them.

Her tumor should be sequenced and stained to advance scientific knowledge. 🙏

[STARSEED ASTROLOGY 🇺🇸 @starseedastro]

How the evil “t-square” energy is expressing in France right now, the silver lining is that they serve Le Pen’s presidential ambitions very powerfully.

We pray for France 🙏🏼 🇫🇷

[Desiree @DesireeAmerica4]

The raw fear of aging isn't outliving your money, it’s the quiet terror of being locked in an apartment with nobody noticing if you wake up.

​At 70, Robyn Yerian drained her $150K 401(k) to build a tiny-home haven in Texas.

​Rent is $450. Shared meals, doctor rides, and someone checking on you every single morning.

​500+ women on the waitlist.

​She risked her own security so nobody has to grow old alone. Pure grace.

[William Makis @MakisMedicine]

Susan Wojcicki, former CEO of YouTube died on Aug.9, 2024, at age 56 from non-small cell lung cancer

She had been diagnosed in late 2022

Timeline fits for COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Induced Turbo Cancer.

Her tumor should be sequenced and stained.
All it takes is one high profile case, properly examined

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

The free bottle of milk on every British school desk was put there by a 4ft 10 redhead from a Manchester slum, who was dead within 6 months of doing it.

Ellen Wilkinson grew up in Ardwick in the 1890s, in a house with no bath, and caught every illness going. She got out on scholarships. By 1935 she was MP for Jarrow, a shipbuilding town where the yard had shut and 7 men in 10 had no work.

She had seen what that did to the children. They were small, bow-legged and grey. In 1936 she walked with 200 of their fathers from Jarrow to London, nearly 300 miles, to hand in a petition. The Prime Minister would not see them.

In 1945 she was made Minister of Education. She had one thing she wanted above the rest. The Treasury told her the country was bankrupt and it could not be afforded.

In August 1946 a third of a pint of full cream milk became free for every schoolchild in Britain, every day, whatever their parents earned.

That winter was the worst of the century. Her ministry had no coal. She worked in her overcoat with bronchitis, and on 6 February 1947 she was found dead in her flat, aged 55.

She never saw a single class of those children grow up. They turned out the tallest and straightest generation the country had ever produced.

If you drank it, warm, through a paper straw, you were her life's work.

[Polly St. George @FringeViews]

That's not why people believe your husband is a Zionist.
People believe it because he referred to himself as the greatest friend to Israel in the UK & because his father was Vice Chair of the Council of Christians and Jews, an org that honored Jacob Rothschild in 2019.

[Greg Wycliffe @gddub]

BREAKING: Someone spray painted "Evidence?" on the side of the Sooke Brewing building in BC where buddy got fired for wearing the wrong T-shirt on Truth and Reconciliation day.

[Becky Weiss @Becky_Weiss_]

My favorite insult the left gives me is when they tell me that I look trans. They say trans is beautiful, but then use it as an insult. Very comical. ( because a man can be a woman, but a masculine woman cannot? lol k )

Anyways, being a tomboy is pretty cool.
Being secure in my womanhood is pretty cool.
Being able to grow up and find my style without the pressure of trans ideology was pretty cool.

And I hope every young tomboy out there knows that she can grow up and be cool just the way she is.
That she doesn’t need to chop off body parts and take hormones. That she is allowed to be different, and that doesn’t mean she was born in the wrong body.

Tomboys are cool, and definitely worth saving.