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@Tablesalt13 Canada is irrelevant on the world stage St Kitts has more.

‼️Mark Carney says Canada was BETRAYED by the USA and says that our old strengths of depending on the USA are now Canada's weaknesses "We must never forget the lessons" Its obvious now. He wants this. HE WANTS a fight with the USA.

Yesterday, the crew of Artemis II splashed down off the coast of California, capping off a historic 10-day journey to the Moon and back. This mission did something remarkable: It captured the world’s attention, brought us together, and reminded us why science matters. We needed that. Millions of people stopped what they were doing to watch. Families gathered around TVs. Kids looked up at the sky and wondered. For a moment, in a time when we don’t always agree on much, we were all pulling in the same direction. We were all pulling for Reid, Victor, Christina, and Jeremy, who did their jobs with a smile and a calm that almost made you forget they were farther away from Earth than any humans had ever gone before. They’ve become heroes to an entire generation of kids who are thinking about becoming scientists, engineers, and astronauts because of them. I remember growing up during the Apollo missions and thinking I’d be the first person to walk on Mars. I didn’t quite get there, but I think one of those kids dreaming today will. As Americans, this mission reminded us who we are. We’re a country that takes on tough challenges and solves hard problems. And when we do it right, we inspire and bring people together in the process. Artemis II did that better than anything we’ve seen in decades, and it reaffirmed that the United States (with the help of our partners at the Canadian Space Agency and the European Space Agency, of course) is still the world leader in space exploration. It builds on a history that began with Gemini and Apollo, carried on through the space shuttle era, and continues today with the International Space Station — and now in a new era of Moon missions with Artemis. I’m fortunate to have been able to play a part in that legacy. I got to see Earth from orbit four times over the course of my career at NASA. It’s been 15 years since my last trip to space, but I’ll never forget the perspective it brings. When you look down from space, you don’t see red states or blue states. You don’t see borders or countries. You just see one planet — and a whole lot of people who have more in common than they don’t. My final mission was in 2011. The world wasn’t perfect then either. When we landed Space Shuttle Endeavour for the last time down in Cape Canaveral, my wife, Gabby Giffords, was still in the hospital recovering from an assassination attempt 5 months earlier. Our country was still divided then, but it was before the politics of division had become our expectation like it is today. The past 10 days felt different. It brought our country together, and my hope is that it’s more than just temporary. Artemis II didn’t solve all of our problems or turn back the clock, but it did something important: It reminded us that we’re still capable of doing big things together. This whole week had me thinking about Apollo 8. After the mission Frank Borman recalled receiving a telegram that said “Congratulations to the crew of Apollo 8. You saved 1968.” I think a lot of us feel the same way right now. Artemis II may just have saved 2026 or a little part of it, and it reminded us of what we can do together as Americans.

@MarkJCarney Canada is completely irrelevant in this world.

Small acts of solidarity, repeated millions of times. That’s Canada Strong.

@CanadianCoffey Canada is the totally irrelevant

Dear World, Canada is way more reliable and we are waiting to make a deal with open arms. We won’t extort you, we won’t threaten you, we won’t bully you, we won’t try to influence your elections. 💪🇨🇦

@RobertGarcia RELEASE the Swalwell files first!

@Mikeggibbs “Greatest”? Really? He was given a free ride on American technology.

Jeremy Hansen is now one of the greatest Canadians to ever live. But the best thing is, over and over again, he proved himself worthy of this honour. Honour being the operative word, or Integrity. Jeremy is that highest ideal defined. That was clear if you spent any time listening to ship to Earth comms, or reading up on who Jeremy is, and what he did leading up to Artemis. May he live a long life so that he may continue to inspire Canadians in the uncertain, trying years ahead when we need it most.

@EmmanuelMacron Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Does anyone care what France even thinks!?!

با رئیس‌جمهور ایران، مسعود پزشکیان، گفت‌وگو کردم. از او خواستم از فرصتی که گفت‌وگوهای آغازشده در اسلام‌آباد فراهم کرده‌اند بهره بگیرد تا راه برای کاهش تنش به صورت پایدار و نیز دستیابی به توافقی دقیق و الزام‌آور که با مشارکت همه کشورهای درگیر، تضمین‌های محکمی برای امنیت منطقه فراهم آورد، هموار شود. تأکید کردم که ایران هرچه سریع‌تر آزادی و امنیت کشتیرانی در تنگه هرمز را احیا کند؛ فرانسه آمادگی دارد در این زمینه مشارکت کند. همچنین بر اهمیت رعایت کامل آتش‌بس، از جمله در لبنان، تأکید کردم. فرانسه از اقدامات مقام‌های لبنانی، که تنها مرجع مشروع برای اعمال حاکمیت دولت و تصمیم‌گیری درباره سرنوشت لبنان هستند، قاطعانه حمایت می‌کند.

@EmmanuelMacron NEWS ALERT 🚨 France surrenders to Iran today! Cowards

لقد أجريتُ للتوّ مكالمة هاتفية مع وليّ عهد المملكة العربية السعودية، الأمير محمد بن سلمان، بشأن الوضع في الشرق الأدنى والشرق الأوسط. وقد أكدتُ دعمي لوقف إطلاق النار، الذي يجب احترامه بالكامل وتوسيعه من دون تأخير ليشمل لبنان أيضًا. كما تطرّقنا إلى ضرورة استعادة حرية الملاحة الكاملة والآمنة في مضيق هرمز في أسرع وقت ممكن. ومع انطلاق محادثاتٍ في إسلام آباد، اتفقنا على البقاء على تواصل وثيق من أجل الإسهام في خفض التصعيد، وضمان حرية الملاحة، والتوصل إلى اتفاق يضمن سلامًا وأمنًا دائمين في المنطقة.

@csa_asc Thank an American today that we allowed a Canadian to freeload on this historic mission. 🇺🇸 No way Canada could ever achieve something great like this on their own. No way.

What. A. Night. After a little more than 9 days in space and a journey around the Moon, the crew is safe, healthy, and back in gravity. 📷: NASA

No doubt America is the greatest and most capable country ever. Such pride! 🇺🇸

@KevinVuongxMP Hero’s and a freeloader.

Heroes. Home. #FriendsPartnersAllies

@Harry__Faulkner Freeloader. You are welcome, Canada

Welcome home, Jeremy Hansen 🇨🇦

@AuCanada @asc_csa You all can thank an American to allow a Canadian to tag along for the ride. No way Canada could ever do anything similar. No way.

Bienvenue à la maison à l’équipage d’#ArtemisII! Un survol lunaire historique et couronné de succès! L’astronaute canadien Jeremy Hansen de l’ASC revient sur Terre aux côtés de Reid Wiseman, Christina Koch et Victor Glover de la NASA. Envoyez-leur vos messages de bienvenue! 🚀⬇️

@RepJeffries Coward!

Statement on the Serious Accusations against Rep. Eric Swalwell.

@MarkJCarney You should thank the US for the ride. 🇺🇸 No way Canada could ever achieve anything close to this.

The Artemis II crew has returned to Earth. Congratulations to Colonel Hansen and the team on an historic feat. Welcome home.

@MadelnCanada Waiting for Canada to thank the US for the ride. 🇺🇸 No way Canada could ever achieve anything close to this on their own.

NASA's Artemis II Crew successfully landed back on Earth 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 🤝

@csa_asc You can now thank Americans for the ride. Waiting ………

Splashdown! The journey of more than 1.1 million kilometers concluded today. Jeremy Hansen and the Artemis II crew are back on Earth after becoming the first humans in over 50 years to venture to the Moon. Welcome home, Jeremy!

@TorontoStar America is AMAZING! 🇺🇸

Artemis II crew splashes down in the Pacific Ocean, ending record-breaking trip to the moon trib.al/ZK3Hmrd

@Canada @csa_asc America is GREAT 🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️

Welcome home, #ArtemisII crew! A successful and historic lunar flyby! Canadian CSA astronaut Jeremy Hansen returns to Earth alongside NASA Reid Wiseman, NASA Christina Koch and NASA Victor Glover. Send your welcome‑back messages below! 🚀⬇️

@csa_asc America is GREAT 🇺🇸

The Artemis II crew returns to Earth tonight! 🌊🚀 Tune in for our live coverage on Facebook or YouTube starting at 7:30 p.m. (ET).