Kamil Bachouchi

Anyone have thoughts on this tweet? Super weird…

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🚨Another Trans Mass Shooter Emerges in Canada 🏳️‍⚧️ Jesse Strang, a 17-year-old transgender individual, has been identified as the shooter in the deadly attack at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in Canada. This biological male began identifying as a girl around 2023 and killed 10 people before taking his own life. Raised in a family that valued hunting, Strang learned to shoot rifles from a young age. Guns were kept in the home. Posts from his mother on Facebook suggest he had behavioral issues and violent tendencies early on. The mass shooting claimed 35 victims in total, with 10 confirmed dead, including family members. Strang's uncle, Russell, confirmed his transgender identity. A YouTube account linked to Strang featured the trans flag and an SKS rifle. Video from his deleted Reddit account, jesseboy347, showed him firing a Desert Eagle at a range. This was posted to r/transguns. Why are trans people so extreme? It has become a serious problem and it should be raised as a national emergency now but governments and authorities seem to be the only ones who have not noticed. It is a severe mental illness that is leading to increased extreme violence. Stop gender ideology indoctrination now. Giving cross sex hormones to mentally ill kids and young people is dangerous.

@VerizonNews It’s going to take a lot for me not to switch to AT&T

Today, we let many of our customers down and for that, we are truly sorry. They expect more from us. We are working non-stop and making progress. Our teams will continue to work through the night until service is restored for all impacted customers. We will make this right - for any customer affected, we will provide account credits and share updates soon.

OPINION: Capitalism Works! The global conversation about Argentina remains strikingly selective. Extraordinary economic reforms are unfolding in real time, yet much of the international commentary either minimizes them or ignores them altogether. This silence is not accidental. It reflects an ideological discomfort with what the data and early outcomes are beginning to show. For decades, Argentina was treated as a case study in what happens when expansive state control, chronic deficit spending, currency manipulation, and political patronage are normalized. Inflation became structural. Growth stagnated. Poverty expanded despite ever larger government intervention. These policies were defended internationally under the familiar promise that more regulation, more redistribution, and more central planning would eventually correct themselves. They did not. What is happening now disrupts that narrative. Severe distortions are being dismantled instead of managed. Fiscal discipline is being restored instead of postponed. Markets are being allowed to function rather than being treated as obstacles to social justice. Inflation, while still high, is falling rapidly. The budget is moving toward balance. Investor confidence is returning. These are not abstract theories. They are measurable outcomes. Acknowledging this progress would require an uncomfortable admission. It would require conceding that capitalism, when applied seriously rather than rhetorically, can repair damage created by decades of interventionist policy. It would also require admitting that socialism, even in its softer and more fashionable forms, consistently fails to deliver sustainable prosperity. For many commentators, academics, and political leaders, that admission is too costly. Entire careers, institutions, and moral frameworks have been built on the opposite claim. So the response is deflection. The reforms are labeled reckless rather than evaluated honestly. Short term pain is emphasized without reference to the long term devastation they are replacing. Standards that were never applied to previous governments are suddenly treated as decisive. Progress is framed as cruelty. Failure is reframed as compassion. History rarely rewards ideological comfort. It rewards results. Argentina is providing a real world test that many insisted could never work. The reluctance to recognize that fact says far more about the observers than about the experiment itself. If these reforms continue to succeed, denial will become increasingly difficult. At some point, reality forces a reckoning, whether the world is ready to admit it or not.

I had the pleasure of seeing the incredibly talented @arthursimony today. A Parisian artist whose art explores abstraction as a language of affirmation. Every piece is unique, handmade, and personal. This work transforms layered form and movement into a quiet sense of balance, intention, and renewal. Art that invites reflection and reinforces a grounded, positive inner state. I own many of his works because of how transcendent each piece makes me feel. Get yourself one before he finds his way into the Louvre!

@MikeAMcD @robbystarbuck @frank_seravalli Spot on

@robbystarbuck @frank_seravalli Skubal traded to BlueJays for Yesavage a 1st round pick, and 2 random prospects that have a ceiling of tweener/platoon player.

Trade details: To #mnwild: D Quinn Hughes To #Canucks: 2026 1st Round Pick C Marco Rossi D Zeev Buium F Liam Ohgren

@griffinrush7 Post some political opinions or something

@griffinrush7 Proud American eh

Rest in Peace, Charlie Kirk❤️

Right on cue deranged leftists are celebrating Charlie Kirk being shot PURE EVIL. THIS IS WAR.

"When you tear out a man's tongue, you are not proving him a liar, you're only telling the world that you fear what he might say". My thoughts are with Charlie Kirk's family.

RIP

This is actually crazy.

When they’re too intimidated to respond with their arguments and thoughts, they respond with violence…this is truly horrible.

This can’t be real😂 The U.S. prints trillions out of thin air but now wants your Venmo donations to chip away at the debt they created.

A long-overdue decision. Cutting taxpayer funding to agenda-driven media outlets like PBS is a necessary first step toward restoring trust and accountability in public broadcasting. American taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to subsidize partisan propaganda.

The Liberals put $50 million away to compensate vaccine injured Canadians. So far, the consultants have pocketed $34 million and the vaccine injured received only $16 million. And less than half of the claims have even been processed! This is a complete breach of trust.

In what world does attempting to exploit a child merit leniency, let alone a discharge to protect immigration status? This is a failure of justice. The integrity of our legal system must not be compromised to accommodate those who disregard its most basic moral boundaries.

I just got back from House of Commons orientation last night: The scale of @MarkJCarney's betrayal of democratic norms is now sinking in. Left or right, Canadians voted for a serious change in direction after the last 10 years of Trudeaupian misrule. A budget is how you change direction as a new government. To have Trudeau's old industry minister / Carney's new finance minister @FPChampagne, tell us we won't be getting one means they aren't changing course at all. Most of the new MPs at my orientation were red team. I sat next to @PhilipEarle and @vgasparro both days. In addition to being accomplished businessmen, they're genuinely nice guys. @CarlosJLeitao was at the next table over. His resume speaks for itself. They all seem energetic and interested in rescuing Canada from its economic tailspin. So I have to ask; why would @MarkJCarney cut them out of the opportunity to try? Why would you bring them here just to tell them they won't be working on a budget this year? How dare you sign fake, Trump-inspired, Executive Orders while Trudeau's cabinet ministers flip off the Parliament with the power to actually make those decisions? Surely, in their previous work in business and finance, none of these men, including the Prime Minister, would ever dream of running a $500M organization sans budget, much less a $500B organization like the Government of Canada. I ran into a senior @liberal_party staffer who I happen to know on Wellington street. I asked him if he really thought it was chill to have no budget this year. Short answer was: it's too much work to get done before summer break. This isn't right. Canada just sent 343 MPs to Ottawa (at ungodly expense btw) to do the people's work. We absolutely do *not* need a summer break one month later, particularly those who just enjoyed a 2.5 month prorogation/vacation. Our leader, @PierrePoilievre has already said that Conservatives are willing to work all summer to rescue Canada from economic ruin. Please, @MarkJCarney, @FP_Champagne, take us up on it; let's hunker down and come up with a budget. Your present recklessness damages our economy and our democratic institutions.