Lingit XX Feminist, environmentalist, socialist
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Jennie D. ♀️🤍💚 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 retweeted
Amy Hamm, Canadian nurse is being persecuted by her licensing board for knowing that sex is real.
She is back in court today to appeal.
@preta_6 is standing up for all of us - for our ability to speak the truth about material reality.
#IStandWithAmyHamm
@cawsbar
Jennie D. ♀️🤍💚 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 retweeted
If this were a made up issue that did not matter, why did Colorado opponents spend nearly $5 million trying to stop girls from getting a protected sports category? The Save Girls Sports spent less than 300k.
Why did the opposition in Arizona raise more than $871,000 to fight the same thing, while the committee supporting it had just $3,600?
You do not pour millions into a fake problem.
They did it because they understand exactly what is at stake. They want males to remain eligible for female sports, female titles, female scholarships, female roster spots, and female opportunities.
Then they call girls hateful for noticing.
Jennie D. ♀️🤍💚 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 retweeted
“It’s not a human right to have your made up identify validated by other people and it’s not a human rights violation to be referred to by correct language. In fact, the exact opposite is true: it’s a human rights violation to be forced to adhere to an ideology you don’t believe in.”
Every claim transgender ideology makes, the exact opposite is true. It’s a rule of thumb that works 100% of the time. And, every organization transgender ideology infiltrates becomes the exact opposite of its mission. Human Rights Commissions are a clear example.
It’s not a human right to have your made up identify validated by other people and it’s not a human rights violation to be referred to by correct language. In fact, the exact opposite is true: it’s a human rights violation to be forced to adhere to an ideology you don’t believe in.
Jennie D. ♀️🤍💚 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 retweeted
Liberal budget: $62-billion deficit, more money for the CBC and a new federal online regulator
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne tabled Budget 2026 in Ottawa. It's called "Masters of our destiny."
I'm going to tell you what's in it, what it costs you, and what the government decided not to say. A $62 billion deficit. Interest payments that will soon be bigger than the health transfer. Another $300 million for the CBC. A new federal regulator for what you're allowed to post online. And a one-time deal to turn up to 200,000 temporary residents into permanent ones.
The deficit and the debt
The deficit this year is $62.3 billion. Next year, $62.5 billion. By 2030-31 it's still $52.9 billion. There is no year in this plan where Ottawa spends less than it takes in.
Interest on the debt is $60 billion this year. By 2030-31 it's $85.5 billion. The Canada Health Transfer, the money Ottawa sends the provinces for hospitals, will be $67.7 billion that year. So within five years, we'll pay the bondholders almost $18 billion more than we pay for health care.
Immigration
The target is 380,000 new permanent residents a year for 2027, 2028 and 2029. But there's something on top of that number.
Up to 200,000 temporary residents already in the country get a one-time path to permanent residency by the end of 2027. That's outside the 380,000 target. It costs $302 million. Call it what it is: a regularization program.
The online regulator
The budget gives Canadian Heritage $176 million to stand up a new agency called the Digital Safety and Data Protection Commission. Its job is to enforce Bill C-34, the Safe Social Media Act. That bill puts a "duty to act responsibly" on platforms, and on AI chatbots, to "assess and mitigate risks" in seven categories of harmful content, and to label anything made by AI.
The budget doesn't list the seven categories. You'll remember what happened the last time Ottawa tried this. I was part of a protest the government decided was dangerous enough to freeze bank accounts over. I have a pretty good idea of how elastic the word "harmful" can be.
I should say how I'm able to do this. I'm still under house arrest waiting on my Emergencies Act appeal. I can work because Rebel News hired me as a journalist, and that job exists because people chipped in to The Tamara Project. If you want more reports like this one, that's where to go.
Media subsidies
Keep in mind who's paying the people covering this budget. The CBC gets another $300 million over two years, "to strengthen its capacity to meet the evolving needs of Canadians."
Add it up and the line called "Supporting Canadian stories, journalism, and media" is over a billion dollars, with most of it landing this year. Rebel News doesn't qualify for a dollar of it, because Ottawa's panel decides who counts as a "qualified" newsroom and we're not on the list. But when you watch a reporter tell you this budget is "responsible," it's fair to ask whether their paycheque is in it.
The government calls it "Masters of our destiny." You can decide who the masters are.
Support @LichTamara's reporting: TheTamaraProject.com.
Jennie D. ♀️🤍💚 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 retweeted
Susie Wiles fought against removing junk food from kids' school lunches. Her actions were exposed again a couple days ago by Calley Means on Joe Rogan.
SUSIE WILES: FROM NETANYAHU CAMPAIGNS TO BIG FOOD, AND A MAHA BACKLASH
Is Trump’s chief of staff, Susie Wiles, working against the America First and Make America Healthy Again agenda?
Mike Adams points to Wiles’ history of representing major corporate interests and campaigning for Netanyahu, an apparent conflict with the grassroots, anti-swamp movement she now serves.
Instead of removing ultra-processed food from school lunches, the White House is backing subsidized weight-loss injections. Big Pharma and Big Food win while real nutrition reform gets sidelined.
Wiles has spent years representing companies tied to America’s health and corruption crises. Who is shaping policy inside the White House, and who benefits?
@HealthRanger joins us to discuss.
Jennie D. ♀️🤍💚 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 retweeted
“I simply wouldn't still be fighting without the support of the public and the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms.” In this exclusive video, former BC nurse Amy Hamm shares what your support means as she fights for her career and freedom of expression.
Amy faces more than $93,000 in legal costs over her public comments on transgender issues made outside working hours. No patient had complained about her care. Her appeal will be heard November 10, 12, and 13, 2026, in the Supreme Court of British Columbia.
Watch her message and donate to help fund her legal challenge: jccf.ca/donate/
Jennie D. ♀️🤍💚 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 retweeted
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.
Jennie D. ♀️🤍💚 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 retweeted
Detransitioners aren't the problem. They're the evidence.
When they speak up, they get told "nobody forced you." But adults pushed this into classrooms as early as kindergarten, built an "affirm only, no questions" system with no real gatekeeping, and called any caution hate.
Kids can't consent to lifelong medical decisions. Protecting them, and protecting girls' spaces and sports, isn't bigotry. It's the bare minimum any responsible adult should demand.
Listen to the people who were harmed instead of mocking them.
Jennie D. ♀️🤍💚 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 retweeted
They are men who identify as transgender. Only men can be 'transgender women' & less than .06% get bottom surgery so intact males. Why are their desires put above any women's or girls' rights?
Jennie D. ♀️🤍💚 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 retweeted
$12 million to archive Justin Trudeau's papers. I didn't know he had any papers.
Carney's budget isn't capitalism. It's crony capitalism. 50-year airport deals for fund managers, a cheque for every newsroom, and a club where you need permission to get ahead.
Ezra's monologue, TONIGHT at 8pm ET.
This is the worst BS. His estrogen trumps the safety of children. He ought to be locked up for good.
Kentucky transgender daycare worker "Maria Childers" did not go to prison despite pleading guilty to sexually abusing a baby while changing its diaper.
He hired a trans activist lawyer, who argued that he would not have access to estrogen, and the court agreed.
The court then reduced his bond from $100,000 to $5,000 and released him, downgrading his felony sexual abuse of a minor charge to a misdemeanor and dropping all other abuse charges.
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Jennie D. ♀️🤍💚 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 retweeted
I think everyone should go after Margaret Cho and do so as PUBLICLY as possible and make her understand and explain why she is so anti-woman!! Anyone calling I638 or any of the initiativesand propositions that passed “anti-trans” is “anti-woman”
Jennie D. ♀️🤍💚 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 retweeted
Canadian police spent the 1950s and 60s shooting the sled dogs of the Inuit, and a people who had fed themselves off the sea ice for a thousand years ended up queuing at a government store.
An Inuit family's dog team was its truck, its tractor and its larder. The dogs pulled the sled out to the seal holes and the caribou grounds and brought the meat home. They could smell a seal's breathing hole under the snow before the hunter could see it. A family without dogs could not reach the animals that fed it.
The government wanted the Inuit in settlements, where they could be counted, schooled and housed. Parents were told the family allowance would stop if the children were not in school. And across the Arctic, Mounties and other officials shot the dogs, often in front of their owners. Between 1950 and 1975 the number of Inuit sled dogs fell from more than 10,000 to fewer than 1,000.
In 2006 the RCMP investigated itself and concluded it had only been protecting public safety. A judge's inquiry in Quebec found the dogs had been killed to force the Inuit into the settlements. In November 2024 the Canadian government apologised to the Inuit of northern Quebec, conceded that the killings had left families hungry and cut off from the land, and paid C$45 million.
The settlements had a store, and the store sold flour, sugar, lard and tea. Nunavut now has the highest rate of household food insecurity in Canada.
Nobody ever passed a law telling an Inuk he could not hunt. They shot his dogs, put his children in a school and opened a shop, and let the rest follow.
It is never the hunting they ban. It is whatever the hunting depends on.
Jennie D. ♀️🤍💚 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 retweeted
Imagine if you could reduce your debt by dividing it onto three credit cards!
Well Mark Carney says today you can.
Jennie D. ♀️🤍💚 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 retweeted
Outsports just outed 29 dudes!! 😆 Many of the high schools hide the fact boys are playing girls sports and don't say anything and now Outsports served them all up! 29 Titles stolen from girls/women just from this small group. 😓
Jennie D. ♀️🤍💚 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 retweeted
"Hi, I’m Hala, a Saudi woman. I saw your tweet about the *niqab* and how we are forced to wear it, so I decided to share my thoughts.
To start, I wear the *hijab* but not the *niqab*. Just imagine being forced to wear it—it’s considered a disgrace if you don’t start wearing it by age 12. Fortunately, my parents are open-minded about it, though my father worries about what people might say. The problem is that girls in middle and high school cover their faces completely when leaving school; they can barely see through the fabric—what exactly is "alluring" about a teenage girl? My uncle interferes because I don't wear it, accusing me of being "immodest" and acting as if it’s a religious requirement. He makes me feel like a disgrace. Even my brother—even though I wear a face mask and fully cover my hair when I go out—would practically kill me or berate me if he saw me with my face uncovered for even a moment. He makes me feel like a source of shame, as if my face itself is something shameful that shouldn't be seen. I cry over this every single day. If you look at Saudi universities, you see that every girl has her own style
Emo, Goth, and Alt Casual aesthetic—creative makeup and hairstyles and I think it looks beautiful. Yet, if I step outside, I have to cover my entire face with a black *niqab* and hide my identity. If I don’t, I’ll be ostracized by my family—or perhaps even killed. Can you imagine? All because of a piece of cloth that supposedly defines a girl's chastity and honor.
I’ve come to hate myself; I hate being female.
I’ve lost all hope in society. I’m currently in my second year of high school—just one year away from graduation—and I’m working hard to secure a scholarship to study in a Western European country where I can finally feel at ease and breathe freely. Even though I don’t wear a *niqab*, my brother forces me to wear a face mask I just want to feel like a human being. I want a society that views women as independent individuals respecting their choices regarding clothing and appearance—instead of forcing me to spend my entire life wrapped in a black trash bag.
Please, I beg you: keep talking about this. Let this become a major public issue that reaches the whole world. Don’t stop We want to turn this into a global public issue so that people understand our suffering and the extent of the injustice we face, and so that we can finally secure our rights and live the normal lives that women in most other countries enjoy.
#٢٠٣٠_بلا_نقاب"
Jennie D. ♀️🤍💚 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 retweeted
From today's piece for @genspect:
"It does not matter what age I had my mastectomy.
My parents, the mom and dad who raised me, were in the dark for my entire 'journey.' They didn’t know my Nintendo had a web browser; they didn’t know that Duke University’s talent program would socially transition me behind their backs. It was unimaginable to them that a school friend’s mom might buy me a breast binder. They had no say when a child psychiatrist told them I was trans, then declared that all my problems were because they didn’t affirm me.
Above all, my mom and step-dad never consented to my step-mom taking me to get testosterone at 17 from a nurse she and I met at a support group when I was 16. At that point, any arbitrary age threshold was moot. It was a surgery my step-mom talked to me about as young as 15, then helped me book and took me to get as soon as COVID lockdown ended. The pipeline had done its job."
genspect.substack.com/p/when…
Jennie D. ♀️🤍💚 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 retweeted
A Michigan woman was DENIED a protection order. Months later, HER STALKER LOCKED HER IN A SOUNDPROOF BUNKER.
Samantha Stites had already endured more than a decade of stalking when she asked for another protective order in July 2022.
Her request was denied for lack of sufficient facts.
Less than three months later, Christopher Blaine Thomas broke into Stites’ Elk Rapids home, str*ngled her in bed, restrained her, gagged her and forced her into her own car.
He then drove her to a Blair Township storage unit where he had built a soundproof room with padding, a mattress and thousands of dollars in materials.
Thomas first met Stites in 2011 through a Christian campus group at Grand Valley State University.
Within days, he began messaging her and later showed up repeatedly at her job, her classes and even a ministry internship she took in Kansas City.
In 2014, a judge granted Stites a six-year protective order, the longest he had ever issued.
It expired in 2020.
When Stites sought another order in July 2022, the request was denied.
Then came October 7.
Thomas allegedly told her he planned to leave her paddleboard near Lake Michigan so people would think she had dr*wned. He said the idea came from the Netflix series “You.”
He held her for about 13 hours and s*xually as$aulted her.
Stites, a trained social worker, stayed calm and talked him into releasing her by promising she would never report him.
Because Thomas had placed a tracker on her car, she asked a neighbor to drive her to the hospital.
She had also counted the turns on the way to the storage unit, helping detectives locate the bunker.
Police arrested Thomas that night. Investigators found handcuffs, a ball gag, GPS trackers and more than a decade of photos and videos of Stites.
Thomas initially claimed the kidnapping was consensual roleplay.
In December 2023, he pleaded guilty to kidnapping, t*rture and aggravated stalking. Prosecutors DROPPED four first-degree criminal s*xual conduct counts and a home invasion charge.
Judge Kevin Elsenheimer sentenced him in February 2024 to 40 to 60 years in prison, well above the guidelines.
If he is ever released, he must wear a GPS tracker for the rest of his life.
And Thomas already had a stalking conviction from 2010, before he ever met Stites.
#TrueCrime #MichiganCrime
Jennie D. ♀️🤍💚 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 retweeted
This is Alina Sheykhet. She was 20 years old.
Matthew Darby was brought into the Allegheny County Jail on a criminal trespass charge after breaking into her apartment.
He refused to cooperate with my coworker. Cocky. Arrogant. Defiant.
I saw he had a pending rape case out of another county. I couldn’t see the victim’s name. I needed to know if it was the same woman.
I called Allegheny County 911. They transferred me to Indiana County 911. A sergeant from the department that arrested him for the rape called me back.
He was in his cruiser and told me he didn’t have the information with him. He said he would turn around, go back to the station, pull the file, and call me right back.
And he did.
When he called back, he asked for the name of my victim.
I told him Alina Sheykhet.
“Different girl,” he said.
Then he added, “He really gets around.”
I told him I knew that — and that I was going to try to stop it.
I called my supervisor. She was also the manager responsible for the jail population numbers.
Let me explain why that matters.
We worked for the criminal courts. We did not run the Allegheny County Jail. Managing the jail population should have been the responsibility of county jail leadership, not someone in the very Pretrial Services office receiving grant money to reduce that population.
The same office pushing to release defendants was responsible for tracking the numbers used to measure the success of those efforts.
That is a glaring conflict of interest. And to me, it screams corruption.
I told my supervisor everything. Pending rape case. Refusing to cooperate. No idea where he would go if released.
I told her he doesn’t like women telling him no.
I asked for an override. I did not want this man released on a non-monetary bond.
She declined it.
I documented the declined override that night. I still have the screenshot.
I also told my coworkers out loud:
He will kill her if he gets out.
Thirteen days later, my coworker messaged me a Pittsburgh Post-Gazette story.
Police were looking for the ex-boyfriend of a slain Pitt student.
It was Alina.
He had gone back to her apartment and beaten her to death.
Her father found her.
I said he would kill her.
I warned them. I asked them not to release him. I documented the warning.
We released him anyway.
The money was more important.
Alina Sheykhet was just starting her life.
We helped facilitate Matthew Darby ending it.
@ColinDunlap @ZitoSalena @JeremyShafferPA @RepGaydos @RepMihalek @SenRobinsonPA
Jennie D. ♀️🤍💚 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 retweeted
What motivated a Red Deer RCMP officer to act like a censorious thug?
On the evening of Aug. 3 in Red Deer, Alta., there was a noticeable police presence in Kenneth Pamburn’s neighbourhood. Pamburn decided to videotape the shenanigans. Just one hitch: RCMP officer Derek Haight didn’t like anyone filming his efforts, for reasons that remain mysterious. After all, it is not against the law to record the police in public.
And so it was that Officer Haight announced via loudspeaker that everyone had to stop filming the police.
Alas, Pamburn did not comply. And shockingly, he was arrested for obstruction of justice — even though Pamburn wasn’t obstructing anyone and was filming from a distance.
Nevertheless, Pamburn was cuffed, tossed in the back of a police cruiser and detained for about two hours. He also had his property confiscated, including his car keys and his cellphone. As false arrests go, this one was absolutely outrageous and egregious.
Indeed, in the weeks that followed, the obstruction charge was dropped. It wasn’t a matter of a low likelihood of conviction, but rather that Pamburn did not break any laws in the first place.
But the story did not end there. After Pamburn posted his video chronicling the incident on YouTube, Red Deer RCMP went after the social media giant. The Mounties demanded the video be removed. Not for defamation, but rather because Officer Haight was allegedly suffering from hurt feelings due to some impolite remarks in the comments section! Amazingly, YouTube acquiesced and deleted the video!
Check out our interview with Kenneth Pamburn, who is now considering a civil lawsuit against the RCMP.
It should be noted that Rebel News reached out to RCMP media relations as well as the media relations department of Google, YouTube’s parent company. We also reached out to Officer Haight. No one responded to our requests for comment.
Shameful.
REPORT by @TheMenzoid: