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@Christy4Change Walk 500 miles.

Meanwhile in Canada:

When will the ideological climate change fruitcakes understand the basic science explained here? They reject it because they are political zealots. CO2 is a political gas.

Truth Rising | Full Documentary youtu.be/XXc5IhgSZkg?si… via @YouTube

Canada just imported LNG from Australia. 25,000 km across the ocean. But 4,000 km from Alberta is somehow impossible. This isn’t a resource problem. It’s a Canada problem. If Canada won’t develop Alberta’s energy, why should Alberta stay in Canada?

From the mainstream media summit this weekend. This clip has been scrubbed from CPAC. It would be a shame if this was shared endlessly as to expose the extreme media bias we in our Country.

@Bratt_world @RealAndyLeeShow 🙏

Please pray for little Maya from tumbler ridge BC. She is 12 and fighting for her life at children’s hospital tonight in Vancouver, far away from her hometown. If you’re in the area near children’s please speak positive energy towards her, and keep her family in your thoughts

Emmanuel Macron responds to President Trump at Davos while sporting sunglasses:

He says the quiet part out loud and Moe nearly breaks his neck.

Silver & gold.

@MarcNixon24 @JohnCunnington5

INSANITY US ABANDONING NET ZERO Carney says 🇺🇸 is “falling behind.” Meanwhile: 🇨🇦 Canada economy is CONTRACTING 🇺🇸 U.S. economy is BOOMING at 4.3% He wants Canadians to believe shrinking is winning. Carney isn’t bold. He’s OUT OF TOUCH WITH REALITY.

“For unto us a Child is born, Unto us a Son is given; And the government will be upon His shoulder. And His name will be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace." Isaiah 9:6

Ms. Sturko: I agree DRIPA should be repealed. However, while the court references DRIPA/UNDRIP in the Cowichan case, neither were determinative of the resulting ruling that Aboriginal title on unceded lands prevails over Crown granted fee simple titles. The court's property rights ruling was based on sec. 35 of the Constitution and the following landmark rulings from the Supreme Court of Canada as follows: - Calder (1973 – Aboriginal title exists at law, pre-sovereignty); - Guerin (1984 – title is a sui generis proprietary interest; Crown owes fiduciary duty); - Sparrow (1990 – Aboriginal rights constitutionally protected under s.35 of the Constitution); - Delgamuukw (1997 – title is a right to the land itself, exclusive and inalienable except to the Crown); - Haida Nation (2004 – duty to consult before title is proven); - Tsilhqot’in (2014 – Aboriginal title declared; unjustified provincial grants and fee simple interests cannot prevail). All of the above lead to the result in Cowichan. BC property rights are now in peril. Repealing DRIPA is a good idea but it won't fix property rights.

Canadian floor crossers. It’s a party…all the time.

Canada GDP to USA GDP. Media says Canada winning.

JPM precious metals trading desk a few days ago.

Hello BC: Note the date of my post.

Journalist Alex Newman: "There is absolutely an agenda to destroy... the existing agricultural systems of the world, and replace them with a centrally planned, fascistic-style public-private partnership [that] completely dominates and controls our ability to feed ourselves." "This is a very, very serious assault on humanity. I believe it goes back to what Henry Kissinger talked about... where he said we can use food as a weapon to depopulate the world." "They understand that if they control our food and they control our energy, they've got us by the jugular." "There's a reason they're buying up all the land and it's not to feed you." From the first episode of the new Wide Awake Media podcast. Full episode coming soon! Featuring: @ALEXNEWMAN_JOU @DarrenPlymouth

The extreme ideology behind B.C.’s radical reconciliation agenda | National Post nationalpost.com/opinion/caroli…

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$ARX ARC Resources...Did you buy the dip 😉?

The BC government’s habit of shoveling taxpayer dollars off the back of a truck with zero transparency has to stop. This comes as BC’s annual free fireworks celebration, enjoyed by 1.3 million British Columbians (of all income levels) each year, has been cancelled due to lack of funding. “BC’s minister of tourism, arts and culture said she could not speak to specific details without the First Nations present.” globalnews.ca/news/11554985/…