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@RodneyMarshall1 @LukaMoric14 The templers were far from errants, their organization and discipline was/is legendary.

@LukaMoric14 There's also the Knights Templar, chivalric knight errants.

Roger Moore: "The Saint was what I had been waiting for...No swords, no saddles, no armour, not even a toga. Instead, it was a cool car, a stiff drink and sharp suits. He was the foundation for the rest of my career: Simon Templar, or, if you like, Simon Template."

@SailorGerry73 @ThomasWatsonCD Honestly, if everyone just had a banyan together on the regular, war would be not needed

@DivebumChef @ThomasWatsonCD Couple of cases of Keith’s Beer ,, Olands ,, Couple of your Sushi’s ,, It’s open !!! It’s all about presentation !

AOPS to the rescue!!! I joke…..I hope…

@SailorGerry73 @ThomasWatsonCD Everyone loves RCN food...

@DivebumChef @ThomasWatsonCD You worry too much !! Iran loves your Canadian Naval Cuisine !! ⚓️🇨🇦

@ThomasWatsonCD actually, concerned regards drones/air for MCDV as well

@ThomasWatsonCD we still have a few MCDV's in commission.. for mines???? I mean, possibly. The Halifax class I would be concerned regards anti air/drone

@mikethenavyguy It also never addressed the 51st stuff with states in any way that will sway MAGA

@mikethenavyguy Gurv dude is delusional, most Americans will hear that interview and see PP calling Trump insane and crazy over and over. That won't fly with MAGA, and Trump/MAGA holds cards in a trade deal

We didn't elect him because this guy didn't exist during the last election. Not sure how you missed it. One of the largest criticisms of the campaign was his failure to pivot to Trump.

@ThomasWatsonCD @YorkUniversity @UofT @InsuranceInsCA @SenecaPoly @BowValley @UCalgary @SFU @McMasterU @Laurier going to DM

@DivebumChef @YorkUniversity @UofT @InsuranceInsCA @SenecaPoly @BowValley @UCalgary @SFU @McMasterU @Laurier Ummm…..which school was that because I would love to knock out a zippy MBA

Post-Secondary pricing is stupid. The cost of the SAME professional course via online delivery is: @YorkUniversity- $824 @UofT- $829 @InsuranceInsCA- $915 @SenecaPoly- $420 @BowValley- $1,001 @UCalgary- $699 @SFU- $715 @McMasterU- $835 @Laurier- $650

@ThomasWatsonCD @YorkUniversity @UofT @InsuranceInsCA @SenecaPoly @BowValley @UCalgary @SFU @McMasterU @Laurier fuck, I lied, my MBA took me 14 months, my BSBA was 8 months and a few days.. anyhow, did the BSBA and the MBA in exactly 2 years total from start my BSBA to handing in my MBA thesis.. Got a rocking scholarship for my MBA as well at 3K USD

@ThomasWatsonCD @YorkUniversity @UofT @InsuranceInsCA @SenecaPoly @BowValley @UCalgary @SFU @McMasterU @Laurier when I decided to do a degree online in 2020, I looked at Canadian Univ's, then did it with a US one for 7k (USD) all in and at my own pace which took me 14 months for a 4 year degree. (fully accredited state university from NJ)

@DavePerryCGAI you must have missed this, looks like a coalition coming together under UN resolution gov.uk/government/new…

Why aren't European navies rushing to reopen the strait of Hormuz?

@pbontoast1 that's old school, and shallow booms

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TKMS video making sure that they send the message "you want to buy from white people" youtu.be/JFM1nLc6CwM?si…

Sergeant Masumi Mitsui emigrated from Japan and fought at Vimy Ridge. He earned the Military Medal at Hill 70. Upon return, he had to fight for the right to vote. In 1942, Canada called him an enemy alien, seized his farm, and forcibly relocated his family.

@JessieTweeting That is a neat idea...

Hey @DivebumChef got a business idea for you: Everyone has dreamt of finding sunken treasure and there are many still lost at sea. What if people could log into FPV submersibles through a subscription and search sites? What about even exploring known wrecks for fun?

@JonFraserTF CE requirements for products and compliance would cripple the Canadian economy and further harm trade with the states. It would be very, very expensive for Canadians in every day living.

I really love travelling in Europe, but having lived here previously, I would absolutely not want Canada to become part of the EU bureaucracy.

@guicorneau @jankool37 So? That doesn't make it right.

@jankool37 @DivebumChef But even Brig. Gen. Robert W. McBride and Brig. Gen. Eric Landry wear the American flag.

zero issue with working with, allies with, fighting with as gov directs. I do NOT in any fucking way understand how wearing the flag of another nation on your CAF uniform is acceptable, I simply don't.

@ChinasCanada @globeandmail to your "even a cook" comment, yet the Major in the image doesn't know the dress regs, for sure not a cook. Been a while since I was a cook, you can see my career, I have my linkedin in my profile

@DivebumChef @globeandmail Retired CAF Veteran, even a cook should know this. 🥴

@ChinasCanada @globeandmail what part is it you think I didn't know?

@ChinasCanada @globeandmail I am aware of that, and the Canadian soldier should not be wearing a US flag on their uniform, nor should the Americans be wearing a Canadian flag. They are violating their countries regulations.

In the image provided, there are actually two U.S. Army soldiers and one Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) member participating in a joint exercise. The patches identify them as part of Operation NANOOK, Canada's signature annual Arctic sovereignty and training operation. The patches identify them as part of Operation NANOOK, Canada's signature annual Arctic sovereignty and training operation. Patches on the Soldiers, Left Soldier (U.S. Army) National Flag: U.S. flag in full color on the right shoulder. Operation Patch: A circular Operation NANOOK patch featuring a polar bear, which is the symbol of this Arctic mission. Middle Soldier (U.S. Army) Unit Patch: The 10th Mountain Division "Mountain" tab and crossed bayonets patch on the left shoulder, indicating his assignment to this light infantry division based at Fort Drum, New York. Right Soldier (Canadian Armed Forces) National Flag: The National Flag of Canada in full color on the left shoulder. Formation/Unit Patch: A shield-shaped patch below the flag. Based on its green border and central design, this is likely a Canadian Joint Operations Command (CJOC) patch or a specific regional brigade patch (like 37 Canadian Brigade Group) often associated with these exercises. Sentinel Patch: The small heart-shaped patch with a stylized figure is the Sentinel Program patch, representing a peer support network for members in distress. Operation NANOOK: This joint training focuses on Arctic security and interoperability between allies. The 2026 program includes several "serials" like NANOOK-NUNALIVUT, which tests the ability to project and sustain forces in harsh High Arctic conditions alongside partners like the United States.