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Trans special constable who raped victims as young as 12 and now identifies as a woman WILL be sent to a male prison trib.al/AonHNnO

Why did flu disappear during Covid? Because lockdowns and social distancing was extremely effective at preventing flu transmission - much better than it was for stopping the spread of Covid That's why

BREAKING: Soon after leaving the mosque where he had just been threatened, the Australian Prime Minister was heckled and called a dirty dog and a pig. He wanted to show solidarity with the Muslim community and almost got lynched. You can never appease these people.

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@DoctorSpratley @P_Ratchford @DrewCouver56 “The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police formally called for decriminalization of personal possession in July 2020, citing the need for a health-led approach to the overdose crisis.” #bcpoli #cndpoli

The dystopian reality of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. It is some of the most extreme suffering from drug addiction anywhere in North America. Decades of permissive, progressive drug policies have brought us here. Video credit @DrewCouver56.

The Man Who Went Shopping For Dining Chairs and Accidentally Bought Stonehenge. On September 21, 1915, a British barrister named Cecil Chubb was given a very simple task by his wife, Mary. She sent him to a local auction in Salisbury with strict instructions: buy a nice set of dining chairs for their home. But as Chubb sat in the auction house, he got distracted. "Lot 15" came up for sale, a 30-acre plot of land featuring a crumbling, dilapidated ring of ancient rocks. The bidding was incredibly sluggish, and on a complete whim, Chubb raised his hand. When the gavel fell, he had just purchased Stonehenge for £6,600 (roughly $800,000 today). He proudly presented the 5,000-year-old megalithic wonder to his wife as a surprise "birthday present." Mary was absolutely furious. She didn't want a pile of ancient rocks; she wanted her dining chairs. Three years later, tired of his wife’s complaints and realizing the immense historical weight of his impulse purchase, Chubb donated the entire monument to the British government. He attached one strict condition: the public must always have access to it. Today, it stands protected forever, all because a husband couldn't stick to a shopping list.

Literally all they had to do was not let men punch girls in the face. But that was so intolerable that they just shut the whole course down instead. That’s trans activism, not transphobia.

@DoctorSpratley @P_Ratchford @DrewCouver56 Decrim did not cause a spike in drug use. What happened is addicts used the same amt of drugs but out in public, in inappropriate areas. So the pilot project ended. You have a lot of false information.

@Averyflash @P_Ratchford @DrewCouver56 It turned into this level after safe injection sites and decriminalization. Vending machines with free fix.

@DoctorSpratley @P_Ratchford @DrewCouver56 No. Riverview closed in stages from early 80s to 2012, patients were released slowly to DTES. By 2003 the safe injection site opened to stop heroin overdoses among old and new addicts. Addiction and dysfunction became entrenched over generations . #bcpoli

Playing Egyptian music to see if my cat remembers

Imagine being called out for accepting gifts from foreign governments worth more than a house and then not denying it at all but mumbling on about following the rules you created. Danielle Smith is a publicly paid criminal.

@McInnis_4MLA @BCConservCaucus It’s your job as opposition to keep up: 1. Rustad was BC Lib Indigenous Affairs minister in 2014, Cowichan case sent to BC Supreme Court. 2. 11 years later they win. 3. NDP appeals, will amend DRIPA 4. FN take govt to court. #bcpoli

This is what “GOING TO THE WALL”looks like under the NDP. Nothing but headlines. No Action. People across British Columbia are counting on the government to protect property. It makes me wonder what kind of deal is being cooked up behind closed doors which will be presented to Richmond homeowners without their input. #bcpoli

🚨 WATCH: A man who claims he is a woman DEFENDS men being able to expose themselves to women in their locker rooms. He even demanded I use 'proper pronouns' when I referred to a biological man as a man You have to see it to believe it.👇

A sincere thank you to all countries that have supported the Kingdom of Denmark militarily, thereby helping to prevent a military takeover of Greenland by the President of the United States. Sincerely, Greenland 🇬🇱

I see a bit of a "math struggle" in some of the comments. So let me help clear the air. Total MAID Cases: 16,499 (5.1% of all deaths) Track 1 (Terminal): 15,767 (95.6% of cases) Track 2 (Chronic): 732 (4.4% of cases) Mental Illness (Sole): ZERO (0%) Minors/Kids: ZERO (0%) To be clear: Under Bill C-62, it is currently ILLEGAL in Canada to receive MAID for "seasonal depression" or any mental illness as a sole condition. Furthermore, MAID is strictly limited to adults 18+. We can debate the ethics of the policy, but we can't debate the law. Accuracy matters. Source: Health Canada 6th Annual Report (Nov 2025)

@P_Ratchford @DrewCouver56 Just huge. My friend from up north and I used to go to rougher, working class bars in that area when we were young for a change. But DTES residents began to have dead, crazy eyes and instead of it being a lark it was f-ing scary.

@Averyflash @DrewCouver56 It’s pretty clear that closing Riverview was a mistake.

Keeping males out of female only spaces, services & events is easy. It was done for decades. The only reason it has become anything of a “challenge” is because some males are claiming to be female & a portion of society has made absolute fools of themselves taking it seriously.

Some of u may recall my 2025 @Quillette article about “Ana” Caldas, the male athlete who made a mockery of Female US Masters Swimming (USMS) competitions. Caldas has now been suspended by @WorldAquatics. But in the spirit of trans “inclusion,” USMS is now going after a female swimmer, Angie Grifffin, for calling Caldas out. And the USMS’ “evidence” against Griffin includes the fact the she cited the @Quillette article on social media

@jnarvey @KarmSumal @bcndp Yes, we’ll have at agree to disagree on this. The Fraser Institute is a tad skewed.

@Averyflash @KarmSumal @bcndp Okay, you lost me. Sorry. "From 2007 to 2022, Albertans’ net contribution to federal finances (total federal taxes paid by Albertans minus federal money spent or transferred to Albertans) was $244.6 billion." fraserinstitute.org/commentary/alb…

This is why you can’t keep giving in to the left grift. You need an economic engine to support it and we abandoned that about 10 years ago. We’ll have to play catch up. Any project that brings jobs to BC in any sector, should be fast tracked. Whether it’s 40 jobs or 10,000. Just find a way to get investment back into BC. This is utterly pathetic.

@NVanCaroline How will you repeal DRIPA? It’s easy to say you will, but doing it will be long and painful and many many lawyers will be involved. All because the opposition didn’t bother reading what DRIPA entailed, didn’t ask expert lawyers for help. Lame. #bcpoli

The NDP is putting your private property at risk. When I’m Premier, I will repeal DRIPA and bring back the certainty families, workers, and businesses need. 👉 Add your name: WinForBC.ca