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Breaking: Israeli warplanes carried out an airstrike on tents of displaced civilians in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza. Do not forget the genocide in Gaza.

I think regime change is needed in America, not in Iran

@JonFlynnREstats The history of capitalism suggests that is incorrect.

The only way things will change in this country is when a significant portion of the boomers are gone. I wouldn’t want change if my $50k paid off house is worth $1M, free dental, medical, new Toyota, winter vacations, summer cottage, & good pension. Another 10 years or so.

Hearing Sunnybrook's ad campaign? On the radio in GTA constantly, so I'm guessing on TV too. In a universal healthcare system, hospitals don't advertise. But since Sunnybrook, like many GTA hospitals, will be private, and want to build market share. Ask their board member.

Absolute bombshell. Al Jazeera exposes how the US completely hijacked Iraq's economy. Two decades after the illegal invasion, Washington still forces all Iraqi oil revenues to be deposited in the New York Federal Reserve, giving America a permanent chokehold on the nation.

@jamiemcintyre21 minus 5,750,000

On the scale of 0-100, how much sympathy do you have for Israel, with 0 being none ?

@CP24 translation: business community seeks to profit from tenuous labour arrangements with pliable labour source and will continue to advocate for the erosion of Canadian society to achieve goals.

Small businesses in Canada facing ‘big’ labour shortages cp24.com/news/canada/20…

how is Iran better at war AND war propaganda with 0.01% of the US military budget?

@ShaziGoalie x.com/i/status/20367…

At least the acting is good. Iran War.

Israel is the fatherland, India is the motherland, and no one is going anywhere

The famous Ashkenazi IQ in action

Argentina exposes Israel takeover plan and the government is in on it: Manuel Adorni, the Argentine presidential spokesman, just blew the lid on the secret Israeli operation. Israelis are starting huge fires in Argentina to exploit a loophole recently placed by the Zionist government into Argentinian law. Protected, rural and conserved land can now be sold to foreign private entities once a fire passes through it. This means pristine world treasures like the Patagonia lose their legal protection and can be sold to Zionists. This is pure evil.

Never seen anything quite like this story…

When asked: 'how many babies have you sniped?' Eastland Christopher Staveley replied: 'not enough'. Staveley is a British jewish doctor.

If nobody goes to jail for this, we've entered the 'every man for himself' stage of empire decline.

@ZTheTrader These type of clown shows emerge when empires are dead.

Serious question: what the hell is the point of having a VP and a National Security Advisor/Secretary of State if you’re just going to parade around your corrupt son-in-law and some random hotel magnate as your foreign negotiators? (who some have accused of being “Israeli assets”, including some in the UK government)? Hopefully a good deal can be achieved soon and all this chaos ends.

@neveragainlive1 Let's find out who the hasbara agents are finally! x.com/RaggedTP/statu…

I want to thank the Toronto Police for deploying anti Terrorist Units within the Toronto Jewish Community. It is essential for the Liberal Government of Canada to shutdown all Terrorist Organizations in Canada and to deport the IRGC Agents.

Libya negotiated. Let's be precise about what happened to Libya. In 2003, Muammar Gaddafi made a strategic decision to abandon his weapons programs, open his country to international inspectors, and normalize relations with the West. He paid reparations for Lockerbie. He dismantled his nuclear program. He cooperated with Western intelligence against Al-Qaeda. He did everything that was asked of him. He negotiated. He complied. He normalized. In 2011, NATO bombed Libya for seven months. His own military turned against him with Western backing. He was captured in a drainage pipe. A mob sodomized him with a bayonet while Western officials watched via satellite feed. Hillary Clinton laughed about it on camera. "We came, we saw, he died." The man who gave up his deterrent in exchange for promises of security and normalization died in a drainage pipe while the people who made him those promises laughed at the footage of him being sodomized with a bayonet. And Libya, which had the highest GDP per capita in Africa, free healthcare, free education, housing subsidies, and a functioning welfare state, became a failed state with open slave markets within three years. This is what negotiated security guarantees look like. This is the documented outcome. Not a fringe case. Not a misunderstanding. The most complete, unambiguous illustration possible of what your weapons are worth the moment you give them up. The lesson is not complicated. The only deterrent is a deterrent you still possess. The moment you negotiate it away, you have nothing left to negotiate with.

@joe_warmington @TorontoPolice x.com/RaggedTP/statu…

BREAKING—@TorontoPolice set to deploy officers in the street in “tactical gear” including “patrol rifles” as part of Project Guardian in response to recent shootings of 3 synagogues and the United States consulate

🇱🇧✝️☪️🇮🇷 Christians and Hezbollah Unite Against ‘Epstein Empire’ March 23, 2026 — Originally published in The Telegraph and since REMOVED from their website, though it remains accessible via Yahoo News. Ras Baalbek, a Catholic town of 6,000 in Lebanon’s northern Bekaa Valley near the Syrian border, shows the complexity of the country’s sectarian landscape. Here, Christian residents have forged an unlikely alliance with Hezbollah to protect their heritage and their lives. Each year, the Iranian-backed group buys the town a Christmas tree, a small but symbolic gesture of solidarity. “The relationship between the village and Hezbollah is stronger than with the Pope,” says Rifiat Nasrallah, 60, a quarryman whose marble sarcophagi line the cemetery. “The Vatican did nothing for us, but Hezbollah spilled their blood to protect us. The Pope only has prayers.” Two Lebanese soldiers were in Rifiat Nasrallah’s home as he spoke. On the wall hung a crucifix beside a portrait of Hezbollah’s former secretary general, Hassan Nasrallah. The two men are not related. The image captured the coexistence of the village’s Catholic faith and Hezbollah’s presence. During the Syrian civil war, the threat that brought Christians and Hezbollah together came from the east. Islamic State fighters attacked from nearby Qasr in Syria, kidnapping workers and threatening to behead villagers. The Lebanese army initially stayed on the sidelines. Hezbollah responded first, sending fighters and coordinating defensive operations alongside local residents. “At first, it was only Hezbollah and the villagers who fought the Salafists,” Nasrallah recalls. “We fought together with missiles and rockets. Many were wounded, some died. I was nearly killed by shrapnel.” The Lebanese army later joined in and is credited with driving IS out of the region by 2017, but the early defense cemented the bond between the Catholic village and the Shia militia. Today, renewed regional tensions fuel anxiety in Ras Baalbek. Christians worry about attacks from Syrian Salafist groups, while Hezbollah monitors Israeli activity across Syrian airspace. Nasrallah is clear about his priorities. “Israel is our first enemy. Hezbollah is our friend.” Shia refugees in the valley recall constant drone strikes, air raids, and daily violence during the last ceasefire. One described it as the “cruellest” period of the war. Trauma has deepened suspicion toward global powers. “We are at war with the Epstein people,” the refugee said. “They eat, fry, and rape kids. They are monsters. The worst part is they rule the world.” For Ras Baalbek, Hezbollah is no abstract force. The militia defended the village from IS, provided medical care during Covid, delivered electricity when generators were scarce, and maintained Christmas traditions. Nasrallah is unequivocal. “How can we as Christians here not be with Hezbollah? They protect our churches. They fought Isis with us. They gave us care, generators, even a Christmas tree. How can we not be with them now?”