“40% of the steel created [for KXL] was manufactured in Canada by a subsidiary of Evraz, a company 31-percent owned by Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich, who is a close ally of Putin and a Trump family friend.”
“Alberta's healthcare system is in serious danger and it's about to get worse; that's according to doctors on the frontlines of the province's fifth COVID-19 wave,”
The healthcare crisis here isn’t just because of covid.
“Jason Kenney is following through with his pre-pandemic promise to expand private services into Alberta’s health care system, moving to double the number of private surgeries.”
Even the Department of Justice has seen major cuts.
From 2020-2024, “operating expenses will drop nearly $100 million, or about 6.5 per cent.
Alberta Justice will lose 198 positions in the next year, about a quarter of all public sector jobs being cut.”
One of Betty White’s projects was a show called “The Golden Palace” where Don Cheadle and Cheech Martin join the Golden Girls to run a hotel.
In one episode, Cheadle’s character confronts Blanche about the racism in her past.
In a second appearance, Cheadle explained further. “The legacy of that flag is alive every time I’m walking down the street with a group of my friends and I see a white person cross over to the other side because they’re afraid,”
Alt-lite commentators and right-wing media outfits downplaying the severity of identified variants of concern is just more fear uncertainty and doubt from Conservative manipulators.
In Canada, liberals study reality to learn about reality so they can respond to reality. Conservatives, instead, attempt to shape reality into a form that they desire.
Understand that this is what the referendum was about: changing what is true into what they want to be true.
Why is Kenney alway lying?
He isn’t. He’s telling the “truth” that he wants to become factual.
In the imagination of Conservatives, the world people like Kenney project is real—or at least what they believe *should* be true, if the lies are repeated enough to be believed.
Conservatives will twist themselves into knots to defend the lie. They may get upset with people who reject their projected reality.
This can be clearly seen as the bending of words. Pay attention to which words need to be changed to make their lie true.
This is not my story. It didn’t happen to me.
It was told to me by someone I trust. #IBelieveHer.
This story did not take place in Alberta.
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“…and then he started forcing himself on me.
I did not want this.
I tried to push him back.
He didn’t stop.
I did not want this.
He kept pushing.
I didn’t think he was going to stop.
So I decided to change my strategy...
2/
"I knew he wouldn’t be so pushy if I got him off.
A håndjøb. I knew how.
It was better than…
…it was better than the alternative…
I did not want that.
As soon as he relaxed,
I got up,
and got out of there.”
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Without knowing exactly who is buying homes, we can’t be certain…
“A pair of [2020] reports say Canada is undergoing a "K-shaped recovery," with working-class Canadians going deeper into debt while those at the top prosper.”