RT @BasilTheGreat: This video will stay with me forever It defines peak woke, DEI and suicidal empathy - Migrant starts stabbing people -…

That was intense. Nothing like wrestling with a moral/ethical dilemma. With very few exceptions I am an absolutist against surrogacy. Of primary importance is the safety of the child. Secondary is the well-being of the mother. If altruism is the exception then there must be zero financial recompense. Furthermore, the adopting parents must undergo extremely strict psychological assessments prior to adoption. @preta_6 @ArisLavranos @AcuityMedLaw @AdamZivo Great Podcast! m.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0fMbK…

I lost my livelihood because one student “did not like” that I denied mass murder in Kamloops. She reported me to a counsellor at Robert Bateman Secondary and I was frogmarched out.

ZERO NULL ZILCH = 10068. Knowledge Keeper Math.

🚨 WOW! Democrats are furious as a law will soon take effect in Florida REQUIRING that EVERY driver's license issued will need to display whether the person is a NON-CITIZEN as part of the state's SAVE America Act Florida did it right again ☀️ The law also ENSURES only citizens vote. Do it nationwide 🇺🇸

Elon Musk just created a windfall of $12 billion USD for the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, thanks to their investment in SpaceX. That’s nearly $17,000,000,000 CDN. The communists who run the union will still complain about him.

Hey .@elonmusk can you buy Canada?

British Columbians, the numbers tell a clear story. Building permits across our province dropped 39.6 percent in a single month. This is the direct result of NDP policies that have created uncertainty, layered on excessive regulation, and stalled development at every turn. I have seen what focused conservative leadership can deliver. Serving as Minister of National Revenue in Stephen Harper’s government, I was part of a team that lowered taxes, cut red tape, and guided Canada back to balance and surplus after the global recession. We proved that responsible fiscal management and pro-growth policies work. My experience fighting and winning a major property rights case at the Supreme Court of Canada, taught me that secure ownership and clear rules are essential for investment and confidence. Without them, projects stall and families pay the price. A BC Conservative government will restore certainty. We will implement a genuine one-stop permitting process with firm timelines, defend the property rights of all British Columbians, lower taxes on families and businesses, and work collaboratively with all stakeholders to unlock the potential of our resource sectors and build the homes and infrastructure we need. British Columbia has the resources, the people, and the spirit to lead once again. Together, we will bring hope, prosperity, and results back to every corner of our province. Join me.

Bloody Hell! Shameless!

Carney has now given a total of $500 million to Palestinians but nothing to Israeli Jews. cbc.ca/news/politics/canada-…

Tabernac!

Policeman explains how to decipher Roman characters and diacritics on what was once a STOP sign on the Tsawwassen reserve.

NDP is for the rich, as BC MLA Jagrup Brar’s portfolio shows.

Sweet Merciful Fuck!

NDP MLA Joan Phillip is married to a chief who made $914,219 tax free in 2014 (the last year his income was reported).

BC chief Ron Giesbrecht (who looks white because he’s of German descent) was paid $914,219 (tax-free) in 2014, which is the last year his income was disclosed.

Denmark may follow Canada and make July “Somali Heritage Month” as they are at the top among immigrants (in crime stats).

This is a great example of why Section 35 of the Constitution Act of Canada 🇨🇦 needs to be repealed. Consultation has become code for money extraction and nothing else. And that extraction always comes at the expense of taxpayers. We can no longer afford this. Reconciliation has been achieved and many of us are saying enough already. We need to get our major projects running. We cannot move forward with these financially crippling ‘consultations’.

A proposed gold mine on B.C.'s fast-track list has been in the works for 15 years, $1.4B already spent. The company has signed benefit agreements with two First Nations, and was readying to move forward. But a court just found that B.C. didn't adequately consult a third indigenous group before letting the project move forward, so it's been paused again and there's a risk it won't get that approval back. vancouversun.com/business/ju…

Wow!