🔋 Summer’s comin 🔋

Such great laughs and memories

@rebels1us @burtoncummings Right!

@burtoncummings Wow, what a cool story. To hear and see you telling it is petty awesome also.

When your biggest song is an accident that a broken guitar string set in motion.

@burtoncummings That was the best. What a fantastic story. Maximum respect

Canada is leading Thank you @MarkJCarney

Donald trump hates America

@C4RM4N73 @saparmuratfaux Twix is an idiot

@saparmuratfaux LMFAO, it was just on the news yesterday if I have to help you then you’re just simply fucking retarded.

General Motors just announced a nearly $700 million investment in manufacturing and employment in St. Catharines and the Niagara Region - and you will hear nothing about it from Maple MAGA idiots.

@saparmuratfaux @C4RM4N73 More of this energy!!! Call out the simpleton imbeciles every time. It’s our civic duty to expose their lies

@C4RM4N73 Sorry can you send me the source or cite where it says Rogers fired 15,000 people? No. You cant because you are REALLY FUCKING STUPID LOLOLLLLLLLLLLLLL

@StonerDad Totes! It’s, it’s, fundamentally irreplaceable! Uniquely beautiful! Such a picture tells a story! 😅

Just can’t get enough of that morning view

Of course! Washington must pay for the damage

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@ALEXAGY0 Nothing changes. Maybe eat a bit less but that’s it

Long time weed smokers who quit, what changes to your mind and body did you notice after you got used to not smoking daily?

@StonerDad Maybe not upon closer examination 🙄

@StonerDad Looks like they tumbled it for dry soft first? Wdyt?

Lots of people seem to like to clown on these guys for various reasons and yet, any time I’ve bought a bag from them, I come home with a heavier wallet and half decent weed. Could it be better? Of course. But 50 bucks spent on a half oz and I ain’t complaining.

@Colonel_Myway Followed

You tell me... #LiamSoapOpera

This is my Netanyahu hate group. Like and repost to join.

@MeidasTouch Unfortunately, this is fascism.

This guy wants to show the world he has out-thought all those Ukrainians already. He is so far ahead of everyone!

@Gerashchenko_en Amazing. Got flight training schools yet in Canada?

Maryan Zablotskiy shares about the historic experience of piloting a drone from a distance of 2,000 kilometers: "Last week, I conducted a historic experiment: I piloted an FPV interceptor drone first from my office, then near the state border, and then from about 2,000 km away from the drone - from abroad. Everything worked!!! The Wild Hornets have been working on this for four years! I consider this breakthrough a decisive factor in ultimately stopping the Russian offensive. All that remains is to implement it. The essence is this: the entire territory of Ukraine becomes a line of combat contact for Russia. So a Russian soldier is assaulting a tree line in Donetsk region - so what? He can be eliminated from an office in Kyiv. Or even from abroad. From any continent. And there will be tens of thousands willing to do it. Russian monsters will not win this war - that is now certain. At present, our FPV pilot teams are a priority target for Russia. But they are no longer tied to positions on the ground within a 20 km radius of Russian forces. Remember all those FPV pilots wearing goggles? That is no longer necessary. A monitor - and you’re in the warmth, far away. FPV goggles existed only because it was impossible to operate normally from a monitor in trench conditions. Now all of that is in the past. We will now begin building infrastructure for remote control centers to counter Shahed drones on the basis of volunteer territorial defense units. This network can almost immediately be connected to combat operations along the line of contact. Great respect to the @wilendhornets. So far, they are the ONLY manufacturer of communications and FPV equipment that enables this kind of remote operation without constant manual control on the ground. This is historic. It goes beyond the unbelievable. Remember this post. Even I can hardly grasp the global consequences of what this Ukrainian company has achieved. We can deploy our forces abroad without physically sending them. This changes military alliances. This changes the entire logic of warfare. And it started with us. Glory to Ukraine!"

If Zelenskyy is warning us that Russia might attack the Baltics, I think he probably has a pretty good reason. As a Balt, I am surprised that many of us are treating Zelenskyy’s warning with contempt, while I myself understand where he is coming from. Some accuse Zelenskyy of spreading narratives that help Russia. Well, I very much doubt he is trying to help Russia, and I don’t think he would take that risk lightly. Some say he is pushing a fake scare story to focus the West’s attention on supporting Ukraine. But Ukraine has been deprived of that support for a long time, and has unfortunately learnt to live without it. I don’t think he is playing games. I find it more likely that he is offering his honest analysis to his friends. Anybody feeling instinctive anger whenever the issue of a possible Russian attack against a Baltic State is raised should have a think about these three questions: 1. Are we sure Putin has no good reasons to attack NATO? He only needs one, and it doesn’t need to be as ambitious as a full invasion and annexation. He might be thinking that a small incursion could fracture our alliance and reboot his popularity at home by providing a win for his war machine. He could use his reserves or divert some troops from Ukraine, which he sees is a much harder nut to crack than the Baltics. Are we certain that he isn’t even tempted to try? 2. If not the Baltics, then where? Even though the Baltic States have raised defence spending as a percentage of GDP to the highest levels in NATO, we remain vulnerable while the effect of that boost comes online. We have no conscription like the Finns, the German brigade won’t be here for at least a year, our militaries are less developed than other potential NATO targets, so why wouldn’t Putin choose us? 3. And are we 100% certain that Article 5 is still deterring Russia as much as it used to? Even if we still believe in the “ironclad commitment” of our allies, any expert would have to admit that some of our main allies are somewhat distracted right now while others have only recently started rebuilding their militaries. Should Putin wait until Europe gets stronger? Or until US attention returns to Europe? Zelenskyy has good reason to doubt that the West would suddenly experience a surge of bravery if a second country in the East were attacked now, NATO member or not. So I’m sorry, but this is why I see where Zelenskyy is coming from. The Baltics could be the target, Putin might be tempted, and our allies are currently in a tough spot. The window of opportunity is open. My suggestion to my fellow Baltic statesmen is this: Instead of getting flustered, get ready. Prepare contingency plans, learn Ukrainian survival techniques fast, and think about how to quickly extend the Ukrainian defence umbrella over the Baltic Sea — if indeed the merde does hit the ventilator.

The insult didn't start in a Canadian liquor store. It started at a podium in Washington. It is insulting to call one of the oldest allies, a country that sent soldiers to Normandy, Korea, Afghanistan, a state of the Union that should be absorbed. It is insulting to threaten economic warfare against a neighbour whose economic integration with America runs so deep. It is insulting to interfere in the internal politics of a sovereign ally - funding preferred candidates, amplifying separatist movements, treating a democratic election as an opportunity for destabilisation. It is insulting to stop traffic at the Friendship Bridge, a structure Canada literally built and named after the relationship being dismantled by the people now calling it insulting. It is insulting to charge entry fees to citizens of a country that shares the world's longest undefended border, a border that has been a symbol of peaceful coexistence for two centuries. It is insulting to revoke Canada's invitation to the Board of Peace for the crime of defending its own sovereignty at Davos. Canada didn't remove American spirits from shelves unprovoked. It removed them after the US spent eighteen months removing every assumption of mutual respect that made the relationship worth maintaining. #Canada #Trump