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Suicidal Empathy and no knowledge of history. Here are a few facts that the liberals don’t want people to know.
Islam is and has been as imperialistic and colonial as the west.
Islam is a political religion
Islam is oppressive to women
Islamic slave trade was bigger than the Atlantic slave trade and lasted longer.
The Islamic Republic of Mauritania didn’t make slavery illegal until 1981
One long-term compilation recorded roughly 67,000 Islamist attacks and nearly 250,000 deaths between 1979 and early 2024
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Congratulations Canada 🇨🇦 !
The Liberal government signed another immigration agreement with a 3rd world country.
While Canadian youth have double digit unemployment, Liberals agreed to line up employment for Kenyan youth and load up our overloaded welfare system with more refugees.
Kenya couldn't believe their luck that they get to dump their poorest into Canada.
🤬
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Revolutionary communists are saying they're organizing French style protests starting with "every major campus in Toronto" on November 5.
Will you hear me now, America!?
"A 1,400-year-old war is being waged inside our country. Muhammad, the man
Muslims call their Prophet, was a military commander whose mission was to bring the world under Islamic rule.
That mission cannot be completed until America falls.
Islam is a hostile totalitarian political ideology using our freedoms to destroy us.
To every non-Muslim, it offers three choices: convert, submit, or die.
It does not stop until every court, school, and government on earth is under Sharia.
The Muslim Brotherhood turned this imperative into a modern conquest strategy.
Two seized documents, the 1982 Project and the 1991 Explanatory
Memorandum, detail their two-front plan: build parallel Islamic societies that reject assimilation, while their faithful capture our institutions.
The Brotherhood wrote the playbook.
Today every hostile Islamic regime and faction is executing it on our soil: Saudi Arabia, Iran, Turkey, Qatar, Pakistan, Hamas, and the Taliban. Different countries. Different sects.
Marching in lockstep toward one conquest...."
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To those of you living in free countries, watching the images coming out of Europe, Canada, and America, I feel there's an experience I need to share. Because today's news to you reminds us of a catastrophe we've been paying for for decades. I'm Iranian.
47 years ago, Iran was rich in natural resources, with an educated workforce and rapid development. Living conditions were improving. Women participated freely in public and political life.
Iran helped maintain regional security, commanded international respect, and was a model for developing countries. Then, an Islamist ideology arrived disguised as justice for the oppressed. Islamists, communists, and the radical left formed a deadly alliance and took power.
Then, the Islamists crushed their former allies. The regime imposed Sharia law, stripped away freedoms, and survived through imprisonment, torture, and execution. A country with enormous potential fell into corruption, economic crisis, and mass emigration.
Today, it's known as the world's leading sponsor of terrorism. From the start, the regime openly declared its ambition to export its dark ideology, a threat your governments didn't take seriously. For about 30 years, generations born after the revolution have repeatedly risen up to take their country back.
While we paid with imprisonment, torture, and massacres, your government signed political and economic deals with our oppressors. The regime expanded its networks of influence and propaganda. Today, you see the results in your cities.
Movements like the pro-Palestine movement and socialist Islamists claiming to defend the oppressed while spreading hatred and destruction. I'm Iranian and I'm speaking directly to you. Don't let Islamists use your freedom of speech, your tolerance, and your democratic rights to gain power and then take those freedoms away.
We've paid the price for their promises. Stand with the people still fighting to end this regime. Don't let what happened to us become your future.
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If you live in Canada, and are not a US citizen, please repeat after me:
“I’m not a US citizen.
I need to pay more attention to the affairs of my own country, and our politics, rather than obsessing over America’s.
I cannot vote in US elections, therefore I should not act irrationally or base my entire personality over the outcome of those elections.
I cannot blame a foreign president or political party for all the shortcomings and problems our nation is struggling with.”
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Hold on folks
I see Moose on the Loose just discovered Alterra
This is going to be so great
What do you think folks?
Would you like a show with me and the Moose on Alterra?
Maybe we can send it to the ethics commissioner
Or the RCMP
@dsimieritsch
Christian girl chooses death over converting to Islam.
Militias need to be set up in Nigeria & other African countries to protect Christians.
Teach the Nigerian Christians to fight the Islamists. That's the only way they will survive.
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Are you fucking kidding me?
A Canadian senator, sitting between a Canadian flag and a Chinese flag, telling us China can be "part of the solution."
The same China that interferes in our elections. The same China Carney just ran to Beijing to cozy up to. The same China that will soon be on America's border while Ottawa smiles and nods.
China isn't the solution. China is the threat. And a senator selling them as the answer should embarrass every Canadian watching this.
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This is the Ukraine the Wanker Banker is sending Canada’s tax dollars too ! The Wanker should be on trial for War Crimes with his Parasite friend Zelenskyy !
Valentyna, the woman who exposed a secret Azov detention facility near Kyiv, is explaining to journalists in court why she went there in the first place.
She went there to save a man's life.
She was asked to help by a woman named Tetiana, who has also been arrested (!).
The man was in critical condition and desperately needed medical attention. He had recently undergone surgery. He had a stoma — part of his intestine had been surgically brought out through an opening in his abdomen. On top of that, he was suffering from five other serious medical conditions.
And despite all this, he was being held there against his will, by force.
Valentyna went there as a medical professional, trying to rescue a man who urgently needed help. She had no idea the place was an alleged secret Azov detention facility.
And now, because this involves the untouchable, "elite" Azov, she is the one they are going to crucify. She is the one they will persecute. She is the one they will try to blame for everything.
Not the people who held men captive by force. Not the people who were beating them. Not those responsible for what happened inside that facility.
No. The woman who came to help a seriously ill man is the one being treated as the criminal.
Do you understand the sheer perversity of this?
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🌺 Joe Warmington walked Yonge and Dundas looking for poppies. Almost none.
People who enjoy every freedom the Canadian military paid for in blood can’t be bothered to pin a red poppy on their jacket. Days before Remembrance Day. Same week a CAF officer was beaten while supervising cadets selling them.
New Canada is a hollow ungrateful shell of its former glory. Wear the poppy Canada or stop pretending you care. 🇨🇦
#cdnpoli #CAF #RemembranceDay
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Who else is looking forward to Trump losing the midterms so Canada's housing crisis, unemployment, inflation and collapsing productivity can all magically disappear?
It's been a tough 10 years under President Trump...
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I am disgusted by the brutal attack on a Canadian Armed Forces member supervising young cadets selling poppies in Hamilton.
He stepped in after the cadets were assaulted. He was left with injuries police describe as life-altering.
He was helping young Canadians honour those who served. He should have gone home safely to his family.
No child should fear violence while selling a poppy. No Canadian should be brutalized for standing up for them. Those responsible for this cowardly attack must face the full consequences of the law.
My prayers are with this member, his family, and the young cadets affected by this horrific violence.
As Remembrance Day approaches, wear your poppy proudly. Support our veterans. And stand with the Canadians who serve and protect us.
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Once the Elbows Up Crew realize this is EXACTLY how @MarkJCarney & his @liberal_party government operates, Canada will be lost.
#ElbowsUp🤡
#cdnpoli🇨🇳
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The West is ruled by criminals, for criminals.
Justice was once conceived of as fairness before a higher order, which demanded equal application of the law and impartiality.
Unfortunately, this view of law is collapsing in real time.
The rise of socialism has inverted our understanding of what the state, courts, laws, militaries, and police are for.
A French statesman, Frédéric Bastiat, warned that what we would today call “social justice” can make the law itself criminal.
A just state would shield citizens from injustice, namely threats to their life, liberty, and property.
An unjust state attempts to redistribute wealth and engineer social outcomes.
What we call law today is often nothing more than legally sanctioned theft and favouritism.
Bastiat called this phenomenon “legal plunder.”
When this inversion is completed, society becomes divided into two classes: those who live off of others, and those who are extracted from.
Parasites and hosts.
Consider the modern attitudes of “social justice.”
Proponents of this worldview do not seek to establish universal restrictions on corrosive behaviour that are applicable to all citizens, such as do not murder, steal, or defraud.
Instead, they wish to take opportunity and resources from certain groups and award them to others of their choosing.
Bastiat warned, “When law and morality contradict each other, the citizen has the cruel alternative of either losing his moral sense or losing his respect for the law.”
Today, citizens across the West are forced to choose between trusting a system that rewards criminals and punishes citizens, or rejecting the system altogether.
Neither choice leads to peace and prosperity.
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“If women are behind on a metric, it’s recorded as inequality. If men are behind, it’s recorded as parity. You read that correctly: The index is explicitly designed so that men cannot be seen as disadvantaged, no matter how far behind they fall.”
stevestewartwilliams.com/p/t…
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Hopefully this explains what we’re all going through and witnessing happening in the world right now.
**How Do We Get Out of the Cycle?**
People tell me trauma ruined me. It didn't. It gave me a gift: I recognize patterns. That's the highest form of intelligence there is, and once you've lived through evil, you spot it fast, no matter what suit it's wearing.
Look at the pattern. The UN gives us 17 Sustainable Development Goals, and on paper they look beautiful. Who's against ending poverty? Who's against clean water? Nobody. That's the trick. The language is bulletproof, so nobody argues with it. But the fight was never about the goals on the page. It's about who decides what counts as meeting them, and what gets pushed through in their name.
Same pattern everywhere you look. Banks embedding carbon tracking into your banking app. Digital ID. Central bank digital currencies. Information throttled until fewer and fewer people ever see it. They don't want us sharing information, because shared information breaks the spell.
And who is doing it? Governments. Governments are the biggest perpetrators of trauma on this planet. No individual can do what a state can do: wars, displacement, persecution, policies that starve or imprison whole populations. Behind them, the institutions operating under their cover, churches, schools, care homes, where abuse went on for decades because nobody with power stopped it.
Here's the trap, and it's the reason the world is in the mess it's in: we can't hold the abusers accountable, because the abusers run the system that would hold them accountable. They run the courts. They run the investigations. They run the media that would report it. You can't report the system to the system. So the abuse continues, and everyone else is told to move on.
And that leaves us with an unresolved trauma crisis on this planet, and it never ends, because unresolved trauma does something most people don't understand: it eliminates critical thinkers. A person carrying trauma they never faced has a hard time thinking critically. They react instead of thinking. And a reactive population is easy to divide, easy to frighten, easy to control. So division creates more trauma, and more trauma creates more division, and around it goes. A dangerous and divided world, forever.
People ask me how we get out of the cycle. There's only one way, and it's not a policy, and it's not an election, and it's not a better set of global goals. We wrote our own goals tonight, 23 sustainable laws to eliminate government, because the answer was never more government. The answer is less of it, and more of us.
The way out is to face it. One person at a time stops numbing it, looks at it honestly, and heals. A healed person can think critically again. A healed person can't be divided so easily. A healed person holds abusers accountable and refuses to live in fear.
That's why I do this work. That's why I wrote the books. One person healing gives the next person permission to do the same.
This isn't my first spiritual and psychological war. I know how it works. It tries to get inside your head first. It wants you afraid, because afraid people don't think, and people who don't think don't fight back.
So here's my answer: be not afraid. Never be afraid of cowards.
Without the dark, you'd never see the light.
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This is why I love working where I work.
To honor the veterans they made a poppy wall out of some hats that they had excess of.
And they want to go further and make a feature wall.
Way to go @BassProShops
You guys rock. Sometimes it's the smallest things that say the most.



































