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Joined August 2014
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forget Netflix I'll pay premium to see a series of whatever this is Writer: Oliver
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While you are deciding whether to pay your electricity bill or buy food, you can sleep well knowing you are paying for 6,000 bottles of wine so MP's can "maintain their expected standards" in the parliamentary dining room.
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The Governor of New Mexico has just declared the 1st & 2nd Amendment “does not exist” due to an “emergency.” Under this legal theory *all* of our “rights” are essentially eliminated. Watch the most evil & tyrannical 60 seconds you’ve ever heard from a politician:
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This is insane. A woman who had a prior relationship with Russell Brand was hounded by media companies offering to pay her money if she publicly came out and said Russell “was an abuser” and “made her do things she didn’t want to do.” None of it was true though, so she refused to go along with the false narrative in order to get a payday. How is this legal? There could easily be a connection to her story, and to the women who recently accused him in a court of law, landing him 10 years in prison. If money and bribes are involved, charges need to be brought to all accusing parties. We are approaching a potential conspiracy.
Channel 4 wanted me to talk about my relationship with Russell Brand
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🚨TWO TIERED POLICING This is Emily Geer. She captured her own assault on camera and handed it to Greater Manchester Police, only to be told officers dropped the case because the suspect simply ignored their letters and knocks at his door. Emily Geer, 33, was walking along Oxford Road on her way to study at the University of Manchester when she noticed a man following her and another woman. When the man kept stopping and looking back at her, the Master's student started filming on her phone and asked him why he was staring. The video footage captured the man appearing to lash out and strike her. Emily handed the video over to Greater Manchester Police immediately, gave a full statement from her home, and received a crime reference number. Officers initially told her they were pleased with the footage and spoke positively about the evidence. Yet seven months later, Emily received a text message from the investigating officer confirming the entire case had been closed with no further action taken. The force explained that they had tried to set up a voluntary interview without arrest, but the suspect refused to engage with letters, phone calls, or visits to his house. Officers then requested his arrest, but told Emily that "ongoing operational demand and resource pressures" meant those attempts were limited and unsuccessful. The six-month statutory time limit to prosecute the offence then ran out, forcing police to shut down the file entirely. Emily says the decision has left her terrified because the man knows she tried to have him arrested and still frequents the area. "It just seems as though they have just given up," she said. Greater Manchester Police admitted the case fell short of acceptable standards, stating: "We acknowledge that in this case, the investigation fell short of the standards our communities should expect. Learnings will be taken from it to ensure that investigations are progressed quickly to ensure the best possible outcome for victims."
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Never let a crisis go to waste.
‼️Paraguay’s new Central Bank president has just told the Senate that the now-bankrupt bank’s objective was to collect the biometric data of the entire population. Let that sink in.
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Comcast announces another 1000 layoffs, joining Pepsi and Boeing today, with tens of thousands expected at Disney based on notices dropped last week. It’s about to get brutal as layoffs hit the actual economy and not just tech.
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🚨 HORRIFYING: "HELP ME! PLEASE HELP ME! THEY ARE GOING TO RAPE ME!" 15-year-old British girl screams for help as two Muslim men drag her away to rape her in Leamington Spa park. She recorded the entire attack on her phone. The Muslim attackers were Afghan asylum seekers. Lawyers warned: "If the footage is released, there would be riots across the country."
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This Muslim gathering was in Irving, Texas Irving, Texas is the city in Texas where 2 Sharia Law courts are operating, already ruling on over 300 cases Do you understand how serious this Islam situation is America
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mRNA is now being used for flu shots in patients 50+. This article doesn't mention it and odds are neither will your pharmacy tech. Please spread the word.
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Is it true that some Canadians give 50% of their income to governments? Yes, it is fair to say that in some Canadian provinces the total government take can exceed 50% of income for a higher earner (I'll use someone making $115,000), once you include income taxes, payroll contributions, sales taxes, property taxes, and other fees. Income taxes + payroll At roughly $115k of employment income (upper-middle / 4th quartile range for individuals), combined federal + provincial income tax effective rates typically fall in the mid-20s to low-30s percent, depending on the province: - Lower in Alberta or British Columbia. - Higher in Quebec, Nova Scotia, and PEI (often around or above 30% effective once basic personal amounts, surtaxes, and credits are factored in). Add maximum or near-maximum CPP/QPP and EI contributions of roughly $4,000–$5,000 for a high earner, and the direct hit on earnings is already substantial. Sales taxes Provinces with high HST/QST rates (15% in most Atlantic provinces, ~15% in Quebec, 13–14% elsewhere except Alberta’s 5% GST-only) add more. Someone spending a large share of after-tax income on taxable goods and services can easily see another several thousand dollars in sales taxes. Property taxes and other levies Homeowners face municipal property taxes that commonly run several thousand dollars (often in the $4,000–$8,000+ range depending on location and home value). Fuel taxes, vehicle registration, and other fees add further amounts. These are real costs paid to governments even if they do not appear on a T1. Overall picture The Fraser Institute’s annual analyses of the average Canadian family’s total tax bill (income, payroll, sales, property, fuel, and other taxes to all levels of government) have consistently put the figure around 42–45% of income in recent years. Higher earners and those in higher-tax provinces face higher effective rates on the income-tax side, so the all-in burden readily reaches or surpasses 50% for many single earners or households at the $115k level in Quebec, the Atlantic provinces, or high-property-tax municipalities... especially if they own a home and spend normally (ask Calgarians). Exact numbers vary with family situation, deductions, RRSP/TFSA contributions, actual spending patterns, and specific municipality. But the claim that “more than 50% of a person’s income is given to various governments in a year” in some provinces is a reasonable characterization for a $115k earner once the full set of taxes and levies are included.
American converted to Islam and then realized the real plan was to bring down America from within “When I converted to Islam, I was treated really well by the Muslims. And this is the honest truth. They showed me nothing but love and respect up until like a month in. And that was the first time I heard people talking about Islam is going to enter every household in America. And there's a plan, a 100 year plan. So I started doing my own research. It got me to a book published in 1991 by the Muslim Brotherhood. And it says, ‘The Ikhwan, which means the brothers, must understand that their work in America is a kind of ground jihad in eliminating and destroying the Western civilization from within’ After I started reading more, I started understanding that Muslims are incredibly good people. Islam is a political ideology” This is the truth, what he’s talking about comes from a 1991 internal Muslim Brotherhood strategic document titled “An Explanatory Memorandum on the General Strategic Goal for the Group in North America” In “Civilization-Jihadist Process” of “settlement.” The passage rewards ““The process of settlement is a ‘Civilization-Jihadist Process’ with all the word means. The Ikhwan [Muslim Brotherhood] must understand that their work in America is a kind of grand Jihad in eliminating and destroying the Western civilization from within and ‘sabotaging’ its miserable house by their hands and the hands of the believers so that it is eliminated and God’s religion is made victorious over all other religions.” - The goal is to bring Islam into every home - Building institutional infrastructure, including comprehensive “Islamic centers” - Mastering coalitions and cooperation with others - Expanding the Muslim base and directing efforts toward presenting Islam as a civilizational alternative while supporting the global Islamic project It’s all about conquering America and taking over our country. Stealing it from us
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John Keats was 25 and dying of tuberculosis in Rome in the winter of 1820 when his doctor put him on a diet of one anchovy and a piece of bread a day, bled him after he coughed up blood, and went on to become physician to Queen Victoria. Keats had trained as a surgeon and apothecary himself. In February 1820, coughing in bed in Hampstead, he looked at the blood on the sheet, recognised it as arterial, and told his friend it was his death warrant. His mother and his brother Tom had both died of consumption. He was told to escape the English winter, and in September he sailed for Italy with the young painter Joseph Severn. In Rome they were met by James Clark, a young Scottish doctor building a practice among the English. Clark decided the trouble lay in Keats's stomach, brought on by too much mental exertion, and prescribed riding and fresh air. When the bleeding came in December he took more blood, to relieve the inflammation, and then cut the food. To slow the flow of blood to the stomach, the most gifted young poet in England was to live on a single anchovy and a morsel of bread a day. Keats was starving and begged Severn for food. The laudanum he had brought to end it if the pain became too much was taken off him. He died on 23 February 1821, in the room above the Spanish Steps, wasted to almost nothing, and asked that his gravestone carry no name, only that here lies one whose name was writ in water. Clark went home and flourished. In 1837 he became physician to the young Queen Victoria and was made a baronet. Two years later a lady-in-waiting, Flora Hastings, developed a swollen belly, and Clark told the court she was pregnant. She was unmarried and a virgin, and the scandal badly damaged the new Queen. When Lady Flora died that summer, the post-mortem found a tumour on her liver. Within a few decades the sanatoriums of Europe were treating consumption with the opposite of Clark's diet: rest, mountain air, and as much milk, eggs and meat as the patients could get down. The doctor who starved a dying poet was given the most prestigious practice in the kingdom. Being wrong at the top of medicine has never once disqualified anybody. It has only ever cost the patient.
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Moderna's wicked new flu product (mFLUSIVA) just came out two months ago. Already there are 48 reports of injury in VAERS, representing a small fraction of the whole. They read very much like the early reports of the Covid poisons. Same signs. V-Safe entries clock the decline from fatigue to injection-site pain to headaches to rashes to GI issues to limb dysfunction and on and on, like a poisoning, ending in disability and sometimes death. You can see all the signs that this is happening right now with this new injection. Will no one at the FDA stop the madness before it is too late? openvaers.com/search-vaers?q…
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If the media won’t hold the Liberals to account for breaking Canada’s immigration system, I will.
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Over 900 undocumented men have crossed the channel in the last seven days with 378 crossing yesterday. Since becoming Home Secretary in September 2025 Shabana Mahmood has allowed 59,714 undocumented men to enter the UK illegally.
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