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An anoneymouse retweeted
A car drives into the intersection of Davie and Burrard, causing an RCMP motorcycle cop to hit the car and flip onto the street today in Pete Fry COPE Paradise, Vancouver, BC
An anoneymouse retweeted
I am daily blown away by the financial suffering happening in Canada. So many people can't afford to live. A simple breakfast at a local Diner is $50+ for two people. The world is rapidly approaching crisis, and so few seem to care or even notice.
An anoneymouse retweeted
Anyone else getting sick and tired of seeing what looks like an interesting post just to click “see more” and someone wrote a freaking book?
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The Polish Interior Minister has now fully backtracked after announcing the Kraków terrorist was "far right" to the legacy media.
Admitting he didn't even check, just said "muh far right" for no other reason than that he felt like it.
An anoneymouse retweeted
Yes, confirmed. Alphabet settled Trump’s lawsuit over the 2021 YouTube suspension for $24.5 million in September 2025. $22 million goes to the Trust for the National Mall for the White House ballroom; $2.5 million to other plaintiffs. No admission of wrongdoing. With Meta, X, ABC, and CBS settlements, the combined total exceeds $90 million.
An anoneymouse retweeted
I remember life in Canada before the invasion. Quality of life was superior by every conceivable metric, and they’re not gonna gaslight me into believing otherwise.
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Mirad qué maravilla.
El Parque Arqueológico de Herculano ha reabierto, varias décadas después y tras ser restauradas, dos de sus joyas: la "Domus del Atrio de Mosaico" y la "del Entramado de Madera". Dos formas de vivir hace 2.000 años.
Vámonos de visita a disfrutarlo 🧵 👇
An anoneymouse retweeted
They fought for their country. Their reward? Euthanasia. Veterans with serious injuries or PTSD reveal they are being invited to end their lives under Canada's assisted dying system trib.al/EZ20wxT
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A YouTuber offered $1,000 to anyone who could start his 1954 Harley, and after people kept FAILING on his brand new one, a random rider walked up and fired up both 😳🔥
“I have no idea how he was able to start that bike”
“That was our lunch money, dude” 😭
An anoneymouse retweeted
I've been saying from the beginning that Carney is running a mafia-style bustout operation on Canada. Run up the national credit card, distribute the funds to his cronies, and when the country's finances break leave Canadians holding the bag and retire to the Bahamas.
I think this might be the single most deceptive and ultimately destructive federal budget I have seen in my lifetime.
More than $700 billion in new debt. Interest payments exploding to more than $85 billion per year.
And more than half of this borrowing is being hidden from Canadians.
476 billion being spent “off the books”.
The result of accounting gimmicks and manipulation by this Prime Minister to conceal what is ultimately the largest borrowing binge in Canadian history.
It’s the kind of accounting malpractice that could cost you your license, or even jail time, if tried in the private sector.
And incredibly, despite all this borrowed money, there is almost no help to deal with affordability or the cost-of-living crisis.
Instead, it is being spent on corporate welfare, insider handouts and a massive increase in the state’s involvement in the economy.
And to put that interest cost mentioned previously into perspective? Well, a family of four will literally have to pay $6,000/year in federal taxes just to pay the interest on the federal debt.
A number set to rise to $8,000/year by 2031.
At the same time, the government is also sneakily ramping up immigration to the highest levels in Canadian history.
654,000 new permanent immigrants – the largest in a single year.
Part of Mark Carney’s globalist vision, which he wrote about in his book, to dramatically increase Canada’s population to 100 million people (known as the “Century Initiative”) through mass immigration.
Further depressing wages, while straining an already unaffordable housing market, a collapsing balance sheet, and an overcapacity health care system.
Conservatives will never support reckless deficits that threaten the future fiscal capacity and stability of our country.
And we will oppose mass immigration that will depress wages while making housing less affordable and health care wait times longer than ever before.
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Kraków Shooting Sunday morning update:
Some pretty grim details have emerged overnight.
Police have found three bodies at the gunman's home in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski, about 150 km northeast of Kraków.
They are believed to be his mother, father and sister, although their identities have not yet been formally confirmed.
The suspect's sister normally lived in Kraków and had apparently returned to Ostrowiec to visit her parents. Neighbours described the parents as friendly, sociable people. One said they had celebrated New Year's Eve together.
They also knew about the family's interest in firearms. According to one neighbour, the father and son regularly visited a shooting range together, sometimes every Sunday morning.
The suspect is 24 years old and had a firearms permit. Polish media report that he was a member of the Świt shooting club in Starachowice and had two legally registered firearms. His father reportedly owned another eleven.
That means the father and son had thirteen registered firearms between them.
The suspect reportedly trained as a lathe operator at a vocational school in Ostrowiec.
The defence minister has confirmed that he never served in the Polish military, despite earlier reports suggesting otherwise.
As for his possible motive, there's still very little new information.
Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński said yesterday that the gunman held very radical views and appeared to be fascinated by far-right ideologies. But we haven't yet been told what investigators found to support that assessment, whether he had links to any extremist organisations, or whether those beliefs motivated the shooting.
We also know more about the two police officers who confronted him.
They've been named as Jakub Kulik and Artur Morański. One suffered three gunshot wounds and the other was shot once. Both underwent surgery, and overnight reports described their conditions as stable, although their injuries are serious.
Jakub Kulik was previously a soldier with Poland's 6th Airborne Brigade and had only recently joined the police. His former military unit has issued an urgent appeal for blood donations, specifically AB Rh-positive.
On how quickly the police responded:
The first emergency call came in at exactly 15:00:15 yesterday. Police say the first patrol began responding just 23 seconds later. By approximately 15:03, officers were already exchanging gunfire with the attacker. Thirty police patrols were deployed altogether.
Six people were killed in Kraków, four women and two men. Three Polish women and a British citizen have been identified among the dead. The identities of the other two had not been confirmed at last night's briefing.
Reports on the number injured range from 15 to 17, including the two police officers. Five of the injured are foreign nationals, from Austria, Germany, Portugal, Russia and Britain. The gunman was also wounded and remains in hospital.
Poland is observing two days of national mourning today and tomorrow, Sunday and Monday. Kraków has declared mourning until Wednesday.
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In 1973 an archaeologist digging at Vindolanda, a Roman fort in northern England, found something that wasn't supposed to survive. It was a pile of thin wooden slivers, about the size of a postcard, covered in faded ink.
They turned out to be letters. Hundreds of them, written by Roman soldiers and their families around 100 AD, before Hadrian's Wall was even built. They survived 1,900 years because they'd been dumped in wet, airless ground where nothing could rot them.
What do Roman soldiers on the edge of the empire write about? The same stuff soldiers have always written about.
One soldier gets a care package and a note telling him it includes socks, two pairs of sandals, and two pairs of underpants. Somebody back home was worried he was cold. Northern England will do that to you.
A cavalry officer named Masclus writes to his commander asking for orders for the next day. Then he adds a P.S.: his men have run out of beer, and could the commander please send some.
A supply contractor complains that the roads are so bad he doesn't want to risk his animals on them, and he's waiting on money he's owed. Logistics have always been a nightmare.
One report sizes up the locals. The writer notes the Britons have no armor, that they have lots of cavalry, and that they don't mount up to throw javelins. Then he calls them "Brittunculi." Roughly "little Brits." It's a Roman insult, and it's the only time that word has ever been found anywhere.
But the most famous one is a birthday invitation.
A woman named Claudia Severa writes to her friend Sulpicia Lepidina, the commander's wife at Vindolanda, inviting her to her birthday party on September 11. A scribe wrote most of it. At the bottom, Claudia added a few lines in her own hand, telling her friend she'll be waiting for her and calling her "my dearest soul."
That scrawl at the bottom is believed to be the oldest surviving example of handwriting by a woman in Latin.
Two officers' wives at the end of the known world, a long way from Rome, trying to get together for a birthday.
The tablets are now at the British Museum. In 2003 the British public voted them the country's top treasure.
