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[Dr. David @DrDavidivw]

The State of Florida is launching a study on Ivermectin to see if it can potentially cure cancer.

This is HUGE.

[R @trpearsall]

@albertaNDP No surprise that you guys are lying and gaslighting people

[Rise Of Alberta @RiseOfAlberta]

🚨 BREAKING: Elections Alberta has completed verification of Stay Free Alberta’s independence petition and confirmed it was successful.

This is a historic moment for Alberta democracy.

[Dan Knight @DanKnightMMA]

What we are watching is the deliberate blocking of an investigation into alleged mass murder, funded by the same taxpayers who were told their country ran death camps for children. Either those graves are real, and every resource this country has should be thrown at recovering every single body, or this is the largest fraud ever run against the Canadian public. There is no third option.

[R @trpearsall]

@LiMeEv Not accurate. Why don’t you goto Manitoba then?

[R @trpearsall]

@nenshi Get out of here

[Dr. Leslyn Lewis @LeslynLewis]

Canada has reportedly signed the UN Cybercrime Convention.

The Liberal government should explain why there was no parliamentary or public debate on this treaty that many believe will impact on the surveillance of Canadians:

1. Why was this decision not announced publicly?
2. What changed since Canada’s earlier concerns about surveillance?
3. Will implementing legislation be required before Canada can fully ratify and implement the Convention?
4. How will Charter rights and privacy protections be safeguarded?
5. Will Parliament have the opportunity to fully examine any implementing legislation before ratification?
6. Has the government assessed the Convention’s implications for AI, cloud computing, and cross-border data governance?

These are important questions for Parliament and for Canadians.

https://t.co/88FHKY4hwK

[R @trpearsall]

@govt_corrupt 😂😂😂 corrupt

[Rebel News @RebelNewsOnline]

🚨 Another BC land grab? This is starting to smell like communism

The Eby government is quietly negotiating another Aboriginal title agreement, potentially covering 11% of British Columbia. I spoke with Conservative MLA and Indigenous Relations critic Steve McInnis about the lack of transparency and a pattern of concerning NDP land agreements.

The Eby government, with Prime Minister Mark Carney’s blessing, is once again quietly negotiating a major Aboriginal title agreement, this time involving up to 11 percent of British Columbia in the province's mineral-rich northwest.

The proposed agreement with the Tahltan Nation could fundamentally reshape who governs and controls land and natural resources across more than 95,000 square kilometres, adding to significant concerns about land rights in the province.

To better understand what's at stake, I spoke with B.C. Conservative Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation critic, MLA Steve @McInnis_4MLA, says the public deserves to know a lot more about what @Dave_Eby is considering.

"British Columbians deserve to know exactly what's being negotiated before decisions of this magnitude are made behind closed doors," McInnis told Rebel News' @DreaHumphrey.

I also take you down a concerning memory lane, discussing some of the previous land agreements Eby has been involved in.

[Ivor Cummins @FatEmperor]

Occasionally (not too often)...I share a video clip that should really be shared with every human on the planet. Seriously.

This is one of those - the only clip people need to see, on Rockefeller's Climate Change project:

[Maxine Pye @LiveAncestral]

In 1968, researchers ran the largest randomised trial ever done on saturated fat.

Over 9,000 people in Minnesota state hospitals were split between animal fat and corn oil for years.

The corn oil group’s cholesterol dropped hard.

The full results never got published.

The raw data sat on magnetic tapes in a basement for over forty years.

A researcher named Christopher Ramsden tracked those tapes down in 2013 and ran the numbers the original team never released.

For every 30 point drop in cholesterol, death risk rose 22 percent.

The lower the cholesterol fell, the faster people died.

In the over 65s, each drop of roughly half a point on the cholesterol scale carried a 35 percent higher death risk within two years.

The trial is real.

It was double blind.

It was the gold standard design.

And it found the exact opposite of what dietary guidelines were about to be built on.

It sat unpublished for over forty years while the low fat, high vegetable oil advice became national policy.

This was not a small study lost in the noise.

It was the largest of its kind.

And the finding that mattered most never reached a single doctor’s desk for four decades.

[Melissa 🇨🇦 @MelissaLMRogers]

$900 MILLION already just announced to Zelensky, by Carney - at the NATO Summit

INSANE. This is theft from Canadians 🇨🇦

[Paul White Gold Eagle @PaulGoldEagle]

🚨 HOLY CRAP! In a massive scandal, the Federal Reserve has quietly admitted that Biden's illegal alien invasion SURGED home prices by +30%, directly harming US citizens' affordability

This comes as President Trump has BLOCKED taxpayer mortgages and housing assistance to illegals

THE BETRAYAL OF OUR LIFETIMES!!

+30% in home prices?! The media should be talking about this 24/7!

[Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms @JCCFCanada]

An Access to Information request filed by Blacklock’s Reporter (@mindingottawa) has uncovered a federal government strategy for monitoring, organizing, assessing and responding to online "misinformation" — including contemplated legal action against individual Canadians. The 35-page internal Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) document outlines a system for tracking online narratives, assessing individual posts, and escalating responses. It also contemplates legal action against Canadians over social media commentary.

If you receive a government demand letter seeking the removal of your online content, submit a request for legal representation to the Justice Centre. We want to hear from you.

https://t.co/p0IFfLSalM

[Rise Of Alberta @RiseOfAlberta]

Canada wants compliance.

Alberta wants a V8.

[Rise Of Alberta @RiseOfAlberta]

Outside Alberta and Saskatchewan, Canada voted 62.5% left of centre.

California voted 57% left of centre.

The rest of Canada is further left than California.

That is the statistic that should terrify every Albertan.

[W.H.Grampa @WHGrampa0]

🚨 CANADA JUST CROSSED A RED LINE

Canada has officially opened a new EXPRESS ENTRY pathway for FOREIGN MILITARY RECRUITS to join the CANADIAN ARMED FORCES.

Yes, you read that right.

The government says it’s about protecting Canada’s sovereignty. Critics argue it’s putting military power into the hands of people who AREN’T EVEN CANADIAN.

This isn’t just another immigration policy—it’s a move that raises serious questions about Canada’s future and national security. IT COULD ALSO BE A THREAT TO THE NATIONAL SECURITY OF THE UNITED STATES.

W.H.G

[Keith Wilson @ikwilson]

The issue is not whether Alberta should have a pipeline to the Pacific.

Of course we should.

The issue is why Alberta must accept Ottawa’s Net Zero terms, carbon taxes, and costly CCS obligations just to seek permission to export our own resources.

This announcement shows why Confederation no longer works for Alberta.
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Alberta’s Danielle Smith to announce next steps for pipeline proposal on Thursday https://t.co/grHhyyhfV3