Jim Ross

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Which of those two countries uses "Death to America" as a slogan?

@avidseries @MattWalshBlog People are accurately perceiving an increase in unprovoked violence stemming from drug use and mental health issues. The fact that there has been a marked decrease at the same time of disputes among young men escalating to violence isnt relevant to most people.

@MattWalshBlog "Our cities aren't safe." Our cities now are the safest they have been in about a half-century.

Americans are suffering. It is way too expensive just to live for most families. Our cities aren’t safe. Our country is being transformed every day by foreign migration. Our elections aren’t secure. The SAVE act was not passed and won’t be passed. It’s time to end this war in Iran and focus on our country, our people, our future. Far too much of Trump’s second term has been spent on foreign adventures. It has to end. Turn the attention back home.

@ProfAvenarius I'm not walking back anything. Our institutions aren't infallible nor immune from criticism. Thats allowed in a free society. The courts have overstepped their role in many cases.

@JimRossStrategy Keep try to walk it back, a quick scan of your feed shows you follow MAGA's playbook of attempting to undermine the institution rather than articulating any reason to support your opinion. No, you are attacking the Rule of Law like a good little Trumper.

Judges are making more and more political decisions and should not be immune to criticism.

@ProfAvenarius I really hope I don't get "eliminated from society" for having these opinions about how my country us governed, professor.

@JimRossStrategy Then say you disagree with the ruling and carry on with your day. Instead we see you suggesting the Court is at fault, you suggest fraud without evidence and with the singular purpose of undermining the Court's authority and Rule of Law. We've watched this game play out already.

@ProfAvenarius I'm not suggesting fraud, I'm suggesting that Canadian judges are making increasingly political decisions relying on flimsy interpretations of the Charter. I wish they wouldn't do that, by while they do, they are political actors and subject to criticism.

@ProfAvenarius Yeah good point, any dissent is obviously foreign infiltrators or traitors.

@JimRossStrategy They are enforcing the laws of the land. Your suggestion is an attempt to undermine, right out of the MAGA playbook. It is past time time to smoke out American sympathizers and eliminate MAGA degenerates from Canadian society.

@kdhanjal12 Are you sure we are talking about the same thing?

Jim, we have far more responsibilities than you can imagine in Canada. While examining broader implications, I believe rehabilitation models must align with modern veteran needs. The effectiveness and fairness of funding require scrutiny, particularly regarding the potential shift of resources to insiders. Further, concerns persist about long-term care, large tax deductions, and shortages caused by self-serving priorities, making this a national issue. The actions of institutions and control groups have significant implications, particularly for public safety, as they sometimes compromise rather than protect it. Their job is to identify gaps, improve systems, and support veterans who rely on these services. Instead, it's completely opposite. They don't even look at that. But when it comes to DEI hires and large-scale corruption within Canada, individuals are being manipulated by their own external staff and influenced to commit wrongdoing; judges and court professionals are then involved in something bigger, and that has to come out, regardless of the secrecy of the materials. Recently, in one of the regions, a judge wants to toss the bribery conviction, even though he knows he's the one who's been violating the FCPA, as this report came from Texas. My role involves researching criminological elements, and I am committed to continuing this work. Additionally, another judge who prosecuted genocide now seeks to bring corrupt leaders to justice elsewhere. Did anyone ask if Narcotic Networks are killing Canadian families? Then, 4 days ago, another judge was caught in a bribery case. The large scale crackdown on judges within Canada is mandatory. I'd urge the inspector general to take it seriously while putting Canadians' public safety first, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms first, every child first, and strengthen our international juridictions effectively. Our Canada is NOT bowing its head for corrupt judges' rulings effectively. I have observed a lot; it's not like I'm not aware of some elements. We'd need to investigate unusual billing patterns, repeated treatment failures, geographic clusters of poor outcomes, as there have been multiple predictive risk indicators over the last 10 years, and within the last 3 years, it has multiplied, while knowing crime is spiralling at the same time.

@TDarcyM Ok cool so why don't you start one up?

@JimRossStrategy We don’t need more continentalist bullshit rags. Thanks. We need true Canadian Tory media.

True. We need more and better conservative media in Canada, and it won't happen without collective effort.

@PrairiePersp She should go!

@JimRossStrategy What would be your advice to the candidate who dropped out of the Juno debate?

@FredFellaIMO No contest. Not even a reasonable comparison.

I think Putin is the worst but curious what you think? Who’s created the most pain and suffering over the last decade?

@caroltreardon It benefits the BC Conservatives that their vote won't be split. How is it outside the authority of a party leader to decide where to run candidates?

@JimRossStrategy Huge? The only party it benefits is OneBC, so not so huge for the B.C. Cons. Also, how can a candidate for party leadership promise something that is outside the authority of the party leader?

Wow this is huge!

Really hard to believe it's a coincidence that her husband is a Chinese spy, and she developed relationships w two nuclear sub captains (the UK has 4 nuclear subs total, so 50% of captains).

@RahRahLara Lol I just said he sounded like a dick. The Prime Minister being criticized for things he says during press conferences is not "woke cancel culture". You are trying to spin explanations that don't make any sense.

He really said this? What a dick.

@RahRahLara Ok so then whats the joke? How is it a joke to say to some random person not knowing who they are or what they want that you could "outlast them"?

@JimRossStrategy Not clear he even knew who was shouting

@RahRahLara Yeah I just think that making a "stupid joke comment" about the fact that someone is dying of mercury poisoning is something that you would have to be a real dick to do.

@JimRossStrategy Yes right after. I think it’s a misunderstanding of a stupid joke comment he made.

@RahRahLara This seems like a clip of him being asked about it later?

@JimRossStrategy No it was taken out of context.

@JakeNomada Zona T really? It's a cool area for restaurants and nightlife but do you really need to be a 5 minute walk from nightclubs? Parque 93 is way better even if your priority is nightlife. If you are over 30 head a bit further north.

Let's talk about some of the *ELITE* neighborhoods in all of Latin America... You've basically got: → Zona T, Bogota 🇨🇴 → Provenza, Medellín 🇨🇴 → Polanco, Mexico City 🇲🇽 → San Pedro Garza Garcia, Monterrey 🇲🇽 → Leblon, Rio de Janeiro 🇧🇷 → Jardins, São Paulo 🇧🇷 → Vitacura, Santiago 🇨🇱 → Miraflores, Lima 🇵🇪 → Recoleta, Buenos Aires 🇦🇷 → Piantini, Santo Domingo 🇩🇴 → La Carolina, Quito 🇪🇨 → Costa del Este, Panama City 🇵🇦 These neighborhoods have: - Walkability - Good restaurants and cafes - Infrastructure that works - Medical care that doesn't suck - Lots of things to do Sure, you'll pay more to live in these spots But these neighborhoods are often worth every penny