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Debbie Evans

@DebbieAEvans13

Fiscal conservative — less gov’t, Free Speech, Common Sense ❤️ Community … No DMs

Okanagan, BC Katılım Temmuz 2009
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Viva Frei
Viva Frei@thevivafrei·
SHOCKER OUT OF CANADA: I think the clerk working for the government of Canada’s new jab “impact” program may have accidentally let slip more than she intended with respect to the previous company that was governing jab injury claims. After saying “I can’t say what I found” in her review of the prior program, she proceeds tell Dan Hartman to RE-FILE his claim. That this time, she says, it’s going to be a “real doctor” who reviews his claim. A “real doctor”? Who exactly was reviewing claims previously? Recall, Dan’s son, Sean, passed away 33 days after taking his first Pfizer jab. He was 17. Dan filed his claim years ago. It was initially rejected. He filed an appeal three years ago, and has heard nothing since. Now the program has been taken over by the federal government because of things that this clerk “cannot say” were going on under the prior program administration. And he is being told to start his application from scratch. This is absurd and horrendous. Share and put in blast. (reposting because for some reason, yesterday this post received a “graphic warning” label, if you can believe)
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Melanie In Saskatchewan
Melanie In Saskatchewan@saskatchewan_in·
Hey all, quick reality check. One of the sharpest economic voices in this country got wiped off X overnight a few months back. Hacked. Gone. And the platform? About as responsive as a brick. She's been fighting like hell to get it back. Her name is Catherine Swift. If you care about accountability, fiscal sanity, and someone who actually understands how policy hits real people, you already know exactly who she is. Economist. Relentless advocate for Canadian industry. Longtime defender of taxpayers who are tired of being treated like an ATM by the Liberal Party of Canada. She doesn’t parrot talking points. She dissects them. She doesn’t chase headlines. She exposes what’s buried underneath them. And right now, her voice just got silenced. So here’s the play. We don’t wait around for Silicon Valley to maybe care someday. We rebuild. We put her right back where she belongs, in front of Canadians who want facts, not fairy tales. It makes the Liberals VERY uncomfortable when she calls them out. Who isnt down for some of that!?!😂 She reactivated an older account (@WorkingCdns) and needs our help. We need her help too, in this sea of toxic liberal gaslighting. So... 👇🏻 Follow her new account: x.com/WorkingCdns?s=… 👉🏻 Share it 👉🏻 Tag people who should be paying attention Let’s make this one of those moments where the wrong people regret pressing the wrong button. Because when they try to erase voices like hers, the response shouldn’t be silence. It should be louder. @JasminLaine_ @jimcsek @NowMedia_News @NorthrnPrspectv @RosieRocks28 @ryangerritsen
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Melanie In Saskatchewan
Melanie In Saskatchewan@saskatchewan_in·
I wasn’t supposed to find this. Most of you know what’s been going on. The sewer backed up. The line is shot. Seventy feet from the basement to the street that I somehow have to replace on an income that barely keeps the lights on. Then came the mold. Creeping in quietly where the air doesn’t move. The kind that doesn’t care that I have COPD. The kind that doesn’t care that I physically can’t fight it. So the basement had to come apart. Piece by piece, some of the new life on the Prairies I built with my husband getting stripped back to studs because there is no other option. Funny how life works sometimes. The guy helping me do it is connected to a moment I’ll never forget. A year ago I found a woman barefoot in January, standing in the snow watching her home burn down with her child beside her. I pulled over in my school bus, brought them in, took them to my house, gave her warm clothes, got her somewhere safe. Now I’m the one standing in the wreckage of my own home, and her husband is here helping me tear it apart in exchange for some things I no longer need, like the extra television and blue ray player and about 100 DVDs and blue rays. Man cave stuff I won't use since I already have those things in triplicate. There’s something poetic in that. Or maybe just painfully human. But none of that prepared me for what he found. When we bought this house in December 2019 Dave built me a canning kitchen downstairs. He built it with his hands, like he built everything. Like he built our life. It’s gone now. It has to be. The mold took it. He was never a man of big words. Thirty years together and “I love you” wasn’t something he said often. That wasn’t how he was raised. He showed it instead. In the fixing. In the protecting. In the quiet ways that don’t announce themselves but hold everything together. He was my hero in work boots. My spider removal specialist. The unplugger of toilets, the one who said its just shit and washes off, the reacher of all things over 6 feet. The man who would drop everything to help anything that needed it, especially animals, wild or domesticated. You didn’t need to hear it from him. You just knew. Or at least I thought I did. Until today. The guy called me downstairs. I thought something was wrong from the look on his face. It wasn’t panic. It wasn’t damage. It was something softer. Something heavier. Empathy, perhaps. Because behind the wall, hidden between two studs where no one was meant to look, Dave had written something in black marker. “Dave & Melanie 2020 For Vida. Xoxo.” He never said it easily. So he put it somewhere permanent instead. Somewhere it would stay long after everything else wore out. I don’t know if he ever meant for me to find it. Maybe he did. Maybe he didn’t. Maybe it was just his way of saying it without having to say it out loud. But there it was. Waiting. Like an unexpected gut punch. Behind a wall I never would have opened if everything hadn’t gone wrong. And somehow, in the middle of all this mess, all this loss, all this stress I don’t know how I’m going to survive… I found it. And I will carry that for the rest of my life. ❤️
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Danielle Smith
Danielle Smith@ABDanielleSmith·
It’s time for Prime Minister @MarkJCarney to join me and millions of our fellow Canadians in supporting the appointment of Don Cherry to the Order of Canada, one of our nation’s highest honours. This shouldn’t even be up for debate. Don Cherry is a Canadian icon, a hockey legend and is loved by Albertans. He’s not just one of the greats, his word and opinion about our national sport is still treated as hockey gospel by millions of Canadians. His contributions to Canadian sport and culture are undeniable, and the work he did to honour our nation’s veterans was an invaluable contribution to our country. He will forever hold a special place in the hearts of Canadians. So, put the puck in the net and give Grapes the recognition he deserves. Read the full story here: calgaryherald.com/opinion/column…
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Kayla Pollock
Kayla Pollock@kcpollock·
Over years ago I went to bed healthy. By morning I was quadriplegic. Canada promised support for vaccine injuries like me after Covid shots. I’ve received nothing. Instead I was offered MAID. Repost if that concerns you.
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Ron Butler
Ron Butler@ronmortgageguy·
The Trickery Never Ends In Real Estate Sales: Let's List The House The House For $250K Less Than We Will Take For the last 20 years Residential Real Estate has used some of the worst Sales Tactics Not every Realtor does this but too many do it endlessly Fake list prices 2/
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Peyman Askari
Peyman Askari@PeymanAskari451·
@nualanichols Im so sick of people giving the Conservatives a pass while putting the PPC under a microscope. Yesterday everyone attacked the PPC for a poorly worded post but then backpeddled on the Conservatives effectively endorsing trans ideology
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Curtis Stone
Curtis Stone@offgridstone·
Over the past year I have observed that most people have some sort of unresolved trauma, myself included. When they attack others out of misunderstanding and fear, they are projecting the darkest version of their self at you. Inside of them is a child wanting to be seen, heard and loved. Once you become aware of it, angry words no longer hurt because you can sympathize with their pain. I say this because I have observed it within myself through the trauma my family has suffered. It has surfaced all kinds of unconscious behaviour patterns that the worst part of myself wishes to project on others. A big part of our healing journey has been to allow those feelings to pass through like a river.
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Andrew Kaufman MD
Andrew Kaufman MD@AndrewKaufmanMD·
Often, after encountering my content, people respond, “I trust my doctor.” And that is precisely the point. The allopathic system is built on blind trust. Its effectiveness relies not on informed consent, but on unquestioned compliance. Your trust is a central part of how the system functions. If patients did not place that level of trust in their practitioners, the system would collapse. This is clear whenever someone asks for a second opinion or questions a prescribed course of action—too often, they are met with gaslighting, criticism, or even denied care. When you stop blindly trusting and start questioning, you begin to uncover where true health really lies.
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Harry Fisher
Harry Fisher@harryfisherEMTP·
An experiment with deadly shots was mandated. Then sudden death started occurring. Sudden death like this wasn’t happening pre covid shot. I’ve been a paramedic before covid, during covid, and current. We have never seen this type of sudden death until the covid shots came about. Specifically not at scale/younger age groups. So when someone tries to say “it’s not always from the shots.” At this point, prove it by sharing vaccination status. Or shut the hell up. God bless
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Kayla Pollock
Kayla Pollock@kcpollock·
They told me my paralysis was all in my head. Now I live with the trauma of hospitals and the damage of not being believed. I finally have a family doctor. I have a growing list of serious medical concerns. I have had no neurologist for four years. They say I am connected to care. They send referrals…that covers them That is not care. That is abandonment dressed up as a system. People see my fight online and think I am strong. They do not see the cracks I am falling into when no one is responsible for my health. This is what medical neglect looks like in real life. Not loud. Not obvious. Just slowly breaking you while you wait for help that never comes. MILLIONS of US go through this in Canada, the US, and other nations. When do people matter just because they’re people?
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Charles V Payne
Charles V Payne@cvpayne·
Credit cards will not be capped at 10% and cannot be capped by Executive Order, but there is a shot across the bow. Moreover, the Executive branch has tools to make life hard for credit card companies. Honestly, a large swath of society should ditch cards and focus on the household balance sheet. BTW, the real game changer will be stablecoins and blockchain.
Broken Clock@skymac2

@cvpayne @dagenmcdowell Deeper economic perspective from Bill:

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Kris Eriksen
Kris Eriksen@KEriksenV2·
There are layers to establishment politics in Canada and elsewhere. All working together wearing one mask or another, but all have the same goal of maintaining power and control, while crushing any hint of populist uprising. It’s a club.
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Kayla Pollock
Kayla Pollock@kcpollock·
I have thousands of people supporting me online yet not one doctor here will treat me. I watched Kevin McCairn help House of Lindsay RN get into Japan for regenerative treatment. Not treat her himself. Not prescribe anything. He helped open a door that does not exist in Canada. That is the part people do not understand. In Canada and the US, medicine is permission based. Liability based. Political. Once your injury is controversial or connected to litigation, doors close. Even when the science exists. Japan operates differently. Physicians there are allowed to take responsibility. To act on clinical judgment. To try to heal instead of waiting for permission. So no, it is not that nobody believes me. It is that helping me here is considered too risky. I am not untreated because my injury is rare. I am untreated because my case exposes a system failure. That is the quiet truth. If this can happen for others internationally, then the question is not if help exists. It is why Canadians like me are blocked from it. Please share. Someone out there knows how to open the next door.
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Kayla Pollock
Kayla Pollock@kcpollock·
I am a quadriplegic Canadian mom with a jury trial against Moderna. My case is past disclosure. Moderna is resisting full disclosure. I was injured after my vaccine. I was denied proper medical care. I was offered Medical Assistance in Dying three times instead of treatment. This is not a social media story. It is a court record. It is a jury trial. It is happening now. If this can happen to me, it can happen to anyone who becomes disabled and inconvenient. Please follow and share. This case matters far beyond me.
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Martin Pelletier
Martin Pelletier@MPelletierCIO·
Holy shit. I’m sorry but this is insane. People dying in our hospitals before getting to see a doctor. Crime through the roof. Classroom sizes setting new records. And this.
CP24@CP24

#BREAKING: Canada to provide $2.5 billion in economic aid for Ukraine, prime minister says cp24.com/news/canada/20…

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