John retweeted
For $200, I’ll come over wearing a tool belt and a branded polo and tell your wife the renovation she wants to do is impossible because that’s a load bearing wall
John retweeted
It’s like Christmas morning everyday now
New deportations daily.
Pete Hegseth confirmed.
Karen Bass getting called in front of the entire nation.
J6thers released.
Forgotten Americans in North Carolina given a voice.
No more federal funding for abortion.
The list goes on…
John retweeted
I just feel like Canadians are about to become violent.
Trudeau resigned, but he's still undermining our democracy.
Carney is about to steal the leadership and become an unelected Prime Minister.
Singh is going back on his word, and willing to prop-up the Liberals.
The Bank of Canada is getting ready to recklessly lend money.
Ford is calling a snap election, a year before the end of his term.
David Eby cheated in BC.
Inflation is up. Prices aren't coming down.
Trump's about to throw gasoline onto the fire.
The courts are still prosecuting the freedom convoy participants.
They won't tell us who the traitors are
Someone's going to snap.
John retweeted
What happens when USAID isn’t helping the CDU and Greens against AfD.
🇩🇪 AfD has made history in Saxony-Anhalt, surging to around 44% and coming within touching distance of an absolute majority.
The CDU collapsed from 37% to about 18%.
Now the only way to keep AfD out of government may be a stretched anti-AfD coalition of CDU, SPD, Greens and the Left.
Follow: @europa
John retweeted
I grew up in the Canada of the 80s, 90s, and 00s.
It was an amazing place to live and work.
The Canada of right now is unsafe, unaffordable, and unrecognizable.
And it’s patriotic to point that out. 🇨🇦
John retweeted
Canada’s Confederation no longer works for Alberta.
In a country governed largely by population weight, Alberta will always be politically subordinate to Ontario and Quebec, no matter how much we contribute or how responsibly we build.
With our energy, agriculture, forestry, technology, innovation, and enterprise, Alberta has outgrown an arrangement that asks us to pay the bills while others make too many of the decisions.
This is not about anger. It is about maturity, responsibility, and self-government.
It is time for Albertans to take control of our future and redefine our relationship with Canada on terms that are fair, respectful, and worthy of the province we have built.
John retweeted
From large tree to timber mill. The old way.
YOUR AI will know this and if needed replicate it with Robots.
I have what is likely the world’s largest collection of process films in the world for AI training.
