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This is why it is hard for me to be heard by Canadian Media trying to address issues of Jeffrey Epstein, oil sands, natural gas or risks of pipelines. 
I will speak for myself on what I have seen. This is about Neil Baker.
This is about Conrad Black
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Every day, Trump denigrates the US to a worse banana republic:
"Donald Trump sues the IRS and Treasury for at least $10bn
Lawsuit stems from the disclosure of the US president’s tax documents during his first term" /1
ft.com/content/7488b3…
"Donald Trump sues the IRS and Treasury for at least $10bn
Lawsuit stems from the disclosure of the US president’s tax documents during his first term" /1
ft.com/content/7488b3…
This is absurd in many ways.
1. How can a president sue his Ministry of Finance & tax authority? That should be prohibited.
2. The only cause is that somebody published Trump's tax returns, which he had promised to publish himself. /2
1. How can a president sue his Ministry of Finance & tax authority? That should be prohibited.
2. The only cause is that somebody published Trump's tax returns, which he had promised to publish himself. /2
3. In the Nordic countries, unlike the US the least corrupt countries in the world, ALL TAX RETURNS ARE PUBLIC. That is called transparency that checks corruption.
4. As usual, Trump demands outrageous damages for no harm to repress the freedom in the US. /3
4. As usual, Trump demands outrageous damages for no harm to repress the freedom in the US. /3
This major report on the Greg Bovino-to-Tom Homan handover in Minneapolis at once reveals that the Trump regime hasn’t changed its plans for ICE *and* serves as a primer on the many aspects of the criminal justice system Homan lied about today.
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RT! sethabramson.substack.com/p/trump-border…
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RT! sethabramson.substack.com/p/trump-border…
It can't be sufficiently emphasized that the Trump regime has at all points lied about every aspect of its immigration agenda, every aspect of how immigration enforcement works and every aspect of the justice system that touches upon immigration enforcement.
It's all a long con.
It's all a long con.
No one is saying that every American must understand the justice system.
That would be ideal, but it's impractical.
The problem is that our justice system lies at the center of our politics—which means ignorance about how it works is ripe for abuse by an authoritarian regime.
That would be ideal, but it's impractical.
The problem is that our justice system lies at the center of our politics—which means ignorance about how it works is ripe for abuse by an authoritarian regime.
🧵If H.R. 260 becomes law, $631M meant for Afghanistan reconstruction will be clawed back to the Treasury. After twenty years of war and failure, not another dollar should ever reach the Taliban.
H.R. 260 finally ends Washington’s blind commitment to relocate Afghans without adequate safeguards. We’ve already seen the cost. One National Guardsman is dead at the hands of a terrorist who entered through resettlement. We must put security first.
No country or NGO that props up the Taliban should ever receive U.S. tax dollars. This amendment makes that principle law. America must not bankroll those who side with our enemies.
@andyNgcobo7 @kirikiritikuwa @pistolepete98 @HMBohemond @chick3T I have been seeing years worth of blacks on here and elsewhere degrading Japan and the Japanese, slandering them as a race of pedophile rapists, all while plastering their profiles and more in anime. Modern black anime fans frequently have extreme racial animosity for them.
@andyNgcobo7 @kirikiritikuwa @pistolepete98 @HMBohemond @chick3T It's not really limited to them either. Watch this video and go through the comments. 1.4 million likes comparing Japan to Israel because the land belonged to someone else 2-3,000 years ago. Countless popular replies by blacks demonizing Japan for this.
tiktok.com/@silver.9k/vid…
tiktok.com/@silver.9k/vid…
@andyNgcobo7 @kirikiritikuwa @pistolepete98 @HMBohemond @chick3T "Blacks really love Japan trust me. They're not cartoonish racial narcissists who call a people who've lived somewhere for 2-3,000 years "settler colonists." White people are so jealous of people who demonize and slander the ones who make their favorite shows in the worst ways."
You were told the U.S. cut ties with the WHO.
But that was never true.
Despite the public announcement, the Trump administration is still quietly working with the WHO, specifically on flu vaccines and pandemic coordination.
Just like when they claimed gain-of-function research had ended—only to aggressively keep funding it—the U.S. is still collaborating with the WHO.
The details paint a very dark picture.
Investigative journalist @JonMFleetwood has been digging deep into into this topic. What he found changes everything. 🧵
But that was never true.
Despite the public announcement, the Trump administration is still quietly working with the WHO, specifically on flu vaccines and pandemic coordination.
Just like when they claimed gain-of-function research had ended—only to aggressively keep funding it—the U.S. is still collaborating with the WHO.
The details paint a very dark picture.
Investigative journalist @JonMFleetwood has been digging deep into into this topic. What he found changes everything. 🧵
@JonMFleetwood opened the conversation by exposing a bait-and-switch at the highest levels of U.S. health policy.
Despite headlines claiming the Trump administration had cut ties with the World Health Organization, he revealed something very different beneath the surface. The U.S. was still in active talks with the WHO—specifically over flu vaccine collaboration—and CNN even confirmed HHS remained “in ongoing conversations” about it.
At the same time, half a billion dollars of U.S. taxpayer money was quietly funneled into a bird flu vaccine program, while federal agencies kept greenlighting gain-of-function experiments on influenza viruses.
“We’re creating the problem and the solution at the same time,” Fleetwood said, pointing to labs engineering viruses for increased transmissibility and immune escape, then using those very threats to justify pandemic planning and mass vaccination.
“Out of one side of their mouth they’re telling the American people that hey, we have totally withdrawn from the WHO… but if you look at what they’re saying out of the other side of their mouth, they’re still keeping ties… specifically with bird flu.”
Watch the full interview: 👇
rumble.com/v7504ey-fact-v…
Despite headlines claiming the Trump administration had cut ties with the World Health Organization, he revealed something very different beneath the surface. The U.S. was still in active talks with the WHO—specifically over flu vaccine collaboration—and CNN even confirmed HHS remained “in ongoing conversations” about it.
At the same time, half a billion dollars of U.S. taxpayer money was quietly funneled into a bird flu vaccine program, while federal agencies kept greenlighting gain-of-function experiments on influenza viruses.
“We’re creating the problem and the solution at the same time,” Fleetwood said, pointing to labs engineering viruses for increased transmissibility and immune escape, then using those very threats to justify pandemic planning and mass vaccination.
“Out of one side of their mouth they’re telling the American people that hey, we have totally withdrawn from the WHO… but if you look at what they’re saying out of the other side of their mouth, they’re still keeping ties… specifically with bird flu.”
Watch the full interview: 👇
rumble.com/v7504ey-fact-v…
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@_Stemfem Hey just curious but did anyone really bring up to you how Haiti is an unlivable, crime-ridden shithole and has been one of the worst countries on Earth for over 200 years? I know most of the people cheering you on were otherniցցers but it's really glaring
@_Stemfem Korea's freakin birth rates and suicide rates are a much more recent issue than Haiti being one of the world's septic tanks over 200 years running. It still hasn't recovered from the 2010 earthquake. I think it's about time the Dominicans just finish what Trujillo started.
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1) Why I became a Republican in 2022.
2) (I grew up in a liberal household and gave five million to Dems in 2020.
In 2022 I gave tens of millions to Republicans.)
In 2022 I gave tens of millions to Republicans.)
3) Biden bungled crypto.
He didn't have to—plenty in the party had reasonable thoughts!
But he chose Gensler for SEC chair.
He didn't have to—plenty in the party had reasonable thoughts!
But he chose Gensler for SEC chair.
Seems to be a misunderstanding that $CSU buys shitcos. This is simply not true.
$CSU owns mission-critical VMS businesses serving narrow, regulated, or operational niches with high switching costs, low churn, and price inelasticity often embedded directly in day-to-day workflows.
These companies run municipalities, utilities, hospitals, courts, schools, transit systems are deeply customized to local rules and processes are painful and risky to replace.
That is the opposite of a shitco.
Thinking that low growth or quality of UI describes the character of this business is simply incorrect!
These companies run municipalities, utilities, hospitals, courts, schools, transit systems are deeply customized to local rules and processes are painful and risky to replace.
That is the opposite of a shitco.
Thinking that low growth or quality of UI describes the character of this business is simply incorrect!
Why people get this wrong
They anchor on growth rates. Low growth ≠ bad business when churn is ~0 and margins are durable.
They apply consumer SaaS logic. VMS does not behave like horizontal SaaS. There is no “best-of-breed churn.”
They underestimate switching pain. In many CSU verticals, switching is a career-ending event for the buyer.
They confuse obscurity with inferiority. These markets are obscure because they’re not venture-fundable, not because they’re low quality.
They anchor on growth rates. Low growth ≠ bad business when churn is ~0 and margins are durable.
They apply consumer SaaS logic. VMS does not behave like horizontal SaaS. There is no “best-of-breed churn.”
They underestimate switching pain. In many CSU verticals, switching is a career-ending event for the buyer.
They confuse obscurity with inferiority. These markets are obscure because they’re not venture-fundable, not because they’re low quality.
1. Presidential Actions
ADDRESSING ADDICTION THROUGH THE GREAT AMERICAN RECOVERY INITIATIVE
Executive Orders
January 29, 2026
1)whitehouse.gov/presidential-a…
ADDRESSING ADDICTION THROUGH THE GREAT AMERICAN RECOVERY INITIATIVE
Executive Orders
January 29, 2026
1)whitehouse.gov/presidential-a…
2. Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Launches the Great American Recovery Initiative to Address the Addiction Crisis
The White House
January 29, 2026
2)whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/20…
The White House
January 29, 2026
2)whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/20…
The E.O. creates a cross-government body to unify and drive federal policy on addiction prevention, treatment, and recovery, aiming to expand access to care, use evidence and data to measure progress, and engage a wide range of partners in combating substance use disorders.
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Odds are high that the gold price is heading for a fall. Intraday today, the market cap of gold as a percent of the US money supply (M2) hit an all-time high: higher than its peak in 1980 when inflation and interest rates soared to the mid-teens and, even more shocking...
the ratio of gold to M2 has hit the all time high recorded during The Great Depression in 1934. In that crisis, the dollar devalued relative to gold by almost 70% on January 31, 1934, the government banned private ownership of gold, and M2 collapsed.
The US economy today looks nothing like the double-digit inflation-prone 1970s or the deflationary bust of the 1930s. True, foreign central banks have been diversifying away from the dollar for years; yet, the 10-year Treasury bond yield peaked at 5% in late 2023 and is now 4.2%.
