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Nick Karadza

@NickKaradza

Relationships and Experiences. Your Life. Your Terms.

Toronto, ON Katılım Ekim 2008
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Dan Go@CoachDanGo·
@adammahogany I like them too but mine are buggy. One side charges and the other doesn’t.
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Dan Go@CoachDanGo·
Question for my gym bros: What’s the best pair of workout ear buds on the planet?
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Leon Wankum
Leon Wankum@leonwankum·
After years of work, Digital Real Estate is finally available for pre-order—with a Bitcoin Conference special offer. Pre-order for $21 (regular $29) · April 27 – May 4 only.
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BULLBITCOIN.COM
BULLBITCOIN.COM@BullBitcoin_·
Bull troops have been deployed at @RockStarYLYT! 1,000 real estate investors were orange-pilled, learned and practiced Bitcoin with @BTCsessions and the Bull Bitcoin team Thanks for having us 🔥
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JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦@JayGenXer·
LIBERALS - THERE IS NO TAX ON FOOD! Right?? CONSERVATIVES NEED TO STOP MAKING this UP! Right????
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Nick Karadza@NickKaradza·
Openly buying a majority with tax payer dollars. Not very different from buying votes except it takes the choice away from the people. Makes sense coming from a central banker whose job it was to rob people with inflation.
Paul Vieira@paulvieira

Canada NDP MP Lori Idlout has been approached by Liberals, but Nunavut's rep in the legislature told CBC last month she’s not making the move “at this point.” Liberal Govt announced Thursday C$230 million in new funding for Nunavut. politico.com/newsletters/ca…

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Richard Dias
Richard Dias@RichardDias_CFA·
The reason Boomers remain enamoured with this government is straightforward: they are insulated from the worst and perhaps the most regressive policy decision in Canadian history. Open borders devalued wage labour, crushed youth employment, lifted rents, and put home ownership out of reach.
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Nick Karadza@NickKaradza·
@RichardDias_CFA Easy to feel the impacts of this at home and abroad. I’m sure Chinese EVs will change the trend. Seems like we’re definitely putting our attention in the right place.
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Richard Dias@RichardDias_CFA·
Loonie continues to trend lower against the European majors, giving up some of the gains from late 2025.
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Jennifer Sey
Jennifer Sey@JenniferSey·
This is my story. This is why I fight for women and girls. This is why I started @xx_xyathletics.
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Nick Karadza@NickKaradza·
@francispouliot_ Before that it was acid rain. It was going to fall from the sky and be so acidic things like car paint were going to be ruined unless all governments signed blank cheques to stop it.
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FRANCIS ⚜️ BULLBITCOIN.COM@francispouliot_·
-31C felt temperature tonight in Montreal. I remember 10 years ago when they were saying it was the end of winter and ski stations would have to close down
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James E. Thorne
James E. Thorne@DrJStrategy·
For the record. Carney Isn’t Canada’s Saviour! He’s Davos’s Point Man in a Country That Needs Structural Repair, Not More Virtue Signalling Canada needs a leader who will repair the structural damage at home, not another polished emissary of the global elite trying to turn this country into a staging ground for their fight against President Trump. We have already endured a decade of Trudeau‑era virtue signalling while productivity stalled, investment fled, and core institutions weakened; enough is enough. Economic sovereignty is fundamentally a domestic affair. It is about the strength of Canadian workers, firms, and communities, not about applause lines in Davos or clever speeches about a fading “rules‑based order.” A leader who spends more time reassuring nervous elites abroad than fixing what is broken at home misunderstands the moment. Canada needs a leader that understands that the US the is most important trading and security partner! Full stop! And strong relations with the Trump administration is paramount, not with the Davos crowd! Mark Carney stepping forward as the new frontman for the status quo Davos crowd does not solve Canada’s problems; it entrenches them. His worldview treats Canada as a model pupil for global technocracy rather than a country with urgent structural issues that require political courage, democratic accountability, and national focus. Canada does not need a custodian of the old order. It needs a prime minister who will put Canadian economic sovereignty first, rebuild real capacity at home, and refuse to turn this country into a mere proxy in someone else’s war with Washington.
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Mark E. Jeftovic
Mark E. Jeftovic@jeftovic·
Canadian libtards are so brain-wormed with TDS that they're now simping for Communist China, whose government literally harvests organs (mostly of Uyghur Muslims) and long ago abolished property rights entirely -- just to dunk on Trump. *Elbows UP*
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Nick Karadza@NickKaradza·
@thegarybrecka Hey Gary, any modifications to this for people who live further North and have shortened daylight hours over the next couple of months?
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Gary Brecka
Gary Brecka@thegarybrecka·
Sunrise + Sunset + 10-hour eating window = Huge health improvements. Circadian alignment isn't just free, it's transformative. Better energy, sleep, and metabolism, no special diets required. Start tomorrow.
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Nick Karadza@NickKaradza·
@jeftovic Just blame Trump. I think it makes you feel better about yourself or something.
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Nick Karadza@NickKaradza·
@RichardDias_CFA You’re not thinking hard enough Richard. You can definitely find a way to blame this all on Trump as well. Others already have…btw, great insights
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Richard Dias
Richard Dias@RichardDias_CFA·
Trump's blunt protectionist policies are loathsome. But the lack of self-reflection from our political class for the role they played in engendering Canada's vulnerability by spurning investment and stifling CAPEX is weapons-grade revisionist history. Capital Shallowing:
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Nick Karadza@NickKaradza·
@danielfoch Probably just a bump in immigration. Sire wasn’t investment into infrastructure or manufacturing
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Nick Karadza@NickKaradza·
@JoeyTweeets @SeanFraserMP Not the Wild West… And I’m sure this was a legally bought licensed firearm so their idiotic confiscation program would have made a difference. No wonder more Canadians are leaving
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