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Michael retweeted
Not one day goes by now where my fellow Canadians do not embarrass me. Find some sense of dignity you fucking losers.
🚨BREAKING: Canada booed the USA flag at the World Cup opening ceremony
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Michael retweeted
I wonder why @elonmusk, who is Canadian, decided not to build his civilization-changing, historic-levels-of-wealth-creating companies in Canada? It will remain a mystery.
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Michael retweeted
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In 2022 Jen Psaki was asked about claims that we were operating biolabs in Ukraine. She denied the existence of "bioweapons" programs and then called the whole thing Russian disinformation.
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Michael retweeted
🇨🇦Bring back the death penalty: Shoot & kill a police officer? You die Murder for hire? You die Terrorism that results in death? You die Rape a child: You get castrated. Do it again? You die. You do what Paul Bernardo did? You die. Kill multiple people? You die.
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Michael retweeted
True. God forbid you achieve the Canadian dream. Liberals will then tell the “illegal immigrant” to go home. Shameful.
This is exactly why successful Canadians typically leave Canada - SUCCESS is hated in Canada Canada thrives on being average. Where success is evil & hated upon Just look at this Canadian media article written and published on how to HATE Elon Musk because of his success
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Michael retweeted
Today, I’m releasing never before seen intelligence revealing new evidence of past US government funding for more than 120 biolabs in over 30 countries, including Ukraine. In support of President Trump‘s Executive Order to end federal funding of dangerous gain of function research around the world, and increase transparency and accountability, ODNI will continue working with partners across the Administration to identify where these labs are, what pathogens they contain, and what “research” is being conducted. odni.gov/index.php/newsroom/…
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Michael retweeted
Trading is one of the best skills you can learn. Not because it’s easy money. But because it teaches: Risk management. Emotional control. Patience. Decision-making. How markets work. Even if it takes time, those skills compound.
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14 year-old kids are allowed to register as Liberals, vote on policies, nominate candidates, and elect leaders.....but they can't inform themselves about issues using the Internet.
Today, our government introduced new legislation to protect our kids online. Canada's Safe Social Media Act will hold social media and AI platforms accountable, make them safer, and restrict access to social media for children under 16. More and more kids are suffering from anxiety, depression, self-harm, and exploitation. To keep our kids safe, we have to ensure that our laws keep up with technology.
Community note
Similar laws elsewhere (e.g., Australia’s attempts) have shown the same issue: age-gating often leads to ID/biometric collection for everyone. childrenofthestreet.com and ultimately a major privacy issu
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Michael retweeted
Please don't lie on Twitter. The central element of your new censorship bill is a requirement that adults -- not kids -- provide ID before being allowed on social media. You're weaponizing kids in your pursuit of Internet censorship for adults.
We’ve seen the devastating impact that social media and AI chatbot platforms can have on children. Our Safe Social Media Act will ban social media for children under 16 and require platforms to put children’s safety first in the design of their services.
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Michael retweeted
The GPU gets all the attention. Almost nobody understands the stack that moves the data between them. Three companies, three layers of the exact same trade.🧵 🟡 $SIVEF - the light source. Indium-phosphide DFB lasers. As AI moves to co-packaged optics, the laser sits outside the switch as an external source and someone has to make it. Smallest, earliest, purest photonics bet. 🟠 $AAOI - the module. Takes the lasers and optics and builds the 800G/1.6T transceiver and makes its own lasers in-house. Explosive growth, but hardware economics (~30–40% margins). Co-packaged optics is the long-term question mark over the pluggable model it lives in. 🟢 $CRDO - the interconnect. Copper active cables plus the retimers and SerDes that keep high-speed links clean. Copper for short reach, enabling optical for long reach. Chip economics (~65% margins) -> the most profitable, most proven, and most expensive of the three. Light source → module → interconnect. Owning all three isn’t redundant -> it’s owning the laser, the box, and the wire. Three layers, three different failure modes. Copper isn’t dead. Optical is coming. The answer is both -> the question is when.
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The Canadian electorate is completely brainwashed and insane, continuing to elect the beyond-corrupt Liberals to government. It never ceases to amaze me.
Things Liberals made illegal for your kids: 😡 Social media Things Liberals made legal for your kids: 😊 Gender transition 😊 Safe supply sites I’m good bro. I don’t need these lunatics telling me how to raise my kids.
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Michael retweeted
Things Liberals made illegal for your kids: 😡 Social media Things Liberals made legal for your kids: 😊 Gender transition 😊 Safe supply sites I’m good bro. I don’t need these lunatics telling me how to raise my kids.
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Michael retweeted
I’ve spent more time in jail than this guy. 👇🏼
Jun 10
Anyone remember when immigrant Vincent Weiguang Li beheaded Tim McLean on a bus in front of everyone and then started eating him? He now goes by Will Baker, he’s likely your neighbor.
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Michael retweeted
Wow. I was today years old when I learned from Marc that 32,000 of the “88,000 new jobs” were temporary census workers. And a huge other chunk, were FIFA and seasonal employment. What a joke.
The Liberals keep bragging about 88,000 jobs. Here's the part they don't want you looking at. Statistics Canada hired roughly 32,000 temporary census workers. Public sector employment jumped. Infrastructure spending funded by taxpayers boosted construction hiring. FIFA-related activity boosted temporary employment. Temporary jobs increased nearly 3x faster than permanent jobs. In other words, the headline says "88,000 jobs." The fine print says "temporary, taxpayer-funded, and seasonal." There's nothing wrong with temporary work. But when temporary jobs become the main engine of growth, that's not an economic boom. That's economic life support.
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Michael retweeted
The amount of people on social media making fun of June being Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month is disturbing. I see videos from women mocking men even making jokes about the male suicide rate with one woman saying on a video, “I wish it was higher”. DISGUSTING.
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Michael retweeted
TDS is the leading cause of stupidity in Canada
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I think I finally see all the traitors. Here’s the part most people don’t know about Kory Teneycke: In 2019, he founded a non-profit called Conservative Victory with one stated goal: remove Andrew Scheer as leader of the Conservative Party of Canada. Scheer resigned within weeks. Just this week, Kory Teneycke just called Pierre Poilievre “A-hole in Chief.” Ad hominem. That’s the formal name for it. When you can’t argue the substance (that Canada is the only G7 country in a recession, that Mexico has three trade rounds and Canada has zero) you attack the man instead. Earlier on,Teneycke was Stephen Harper’s Director of Communications. He resigned after roughly a year, citing family reasons. He has spent the last several years on CBC, CTV, and Global panels positioning himself as a Conservative “insider.” He’s been hostile to Pierre since since the election. Now he’s calling him names on national television. And then there’s Dimitri Soudas. Same playbook. Fired in 2014 from the Conservative Party for interfering in his fiancée Eve Adams’s nomination race. Within months, his fiancée crossed the floor to the Liberals and Soudas helped broker the move. He then bought a Liberal Party membership. Today, Soudas writes Toronto Star op-eds attacking Pierre Poilievre. This is the pattern. The same names. The same playbook. The same goal. They removed Scheer. Now they’re going after Poilievre. I think I finally see all the traitors. And I think Canadians should too.
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Michael retweeted
🚨 Read this slowly. • Wife lives in the U.S. 🇺🇸 • Kids live & study in the U.S. 🇺🇸 • ~91% of his portfolio in the U.S. 🇺🇸 • Home in the U.S. 🇺🇸 • Brookfield moved HQ to the U.S. 📍 Yet he tells Canadians: 🇨🇦 “We can’t depend on America.” 🇺🇸 Do you see the contradiction? #cdnpoli #Canada #US #Reality
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Michael retweeted
They proved my point. Tim Horton’s is in panic mode. If they want us to believe them, I have a solution: create a transparency report for each franchised location. Audited by a third party, quarterly. Within their app, as soon as anyone opens it at that location, have it state how many TFWs work there. Offer maximum transparency. You’ve lost our trust completely & this is the only way to earn it back. Otherwise, I believe this ad campaign they are running, is a perfect example of whitewashing the cardinal sin of lobbying the government for more temporary foreign workers. Canadians see right through it. This is a knee jerk reactive ad campaign to that backlash. Everyone sees what I see: fear of the consequence of their actions. I don’t doubt that there are excellent franchisees that hire Canadians. But I also think that these are the very very rare exceptions. If you live in the GTA, you know exactly what I’m talking about. I hope Tim Hortons uses my solution. I think every franchisee should pressure HQ for them as THEY lobbied the government for more temporary foreign workers while youth unemployment is at recessionary high levels. They have done this to themselves.
Replying to @mario4thenorth
This video features Canadian Tim Hortons restaurant owners and team members. They're proud to be strong, supportive employers in their communities — and that's a story we'll always be happy to tell. ☕
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Michael retweeted
Stat Canada hired 32000 of these 80,000. They are short terms jobs for the Census.
Canada added 88,000 jobs in May, above expectations. In a period of global uncertainty, today’s numbers send a clear signal: Canadian workers and businesses are resilient, and our economy is moving in the right direction. Our focus remains the same: growth, jobs, and building the strongest economy in the G7. www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/dail…
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