Peter Kiriazopoulos

@BenRabidoux Most dangerous man

Eventually they let you know who they are.

Someone needs to stand up against the communists

NEW: Between 2001 and 2021, Whites in Brampton Ontario experienced the largest demographic collapse of any ethnicity, in any city, in the entire world. ~60% White (2001) → ~19% (2021)

Western civilization is amazing

all other CEOs realizing they can just fire their HR teams and eliminate all their problems.

Ex muslim on people being ignorant about Islam and Zorhan Mamdani: “The muslims are laughing at you guys”

Going to the gym is racist. -Canada

Her baby’s father was murdered. She was pregnant at the time. There was overwhelming evidence. CCTV footage. Took 7 months to charge & arrest him. She was told “if you don’t feel safe, go on vacation” When he was finally arrested, he was immediately out on bail. The same person that killed him, in ‘06/07, he was going to bomb a night club. He was caught on a wire tap, saying he didn’t care how many people he took out. We was sentenced to 8 years. Got out in 4. He was then charged with 1st degree murder. Acquitted because witness didn’t want to testify. Three years AFTER he murdered her baby’s father, and being out on bail, he was finally sentenced to 15 years in jail. And now, after only 4 years, he’s able to apply for day parole. She’s going to leave Canada. OUR GOVERNMENT HAS FAILED HER. And countless other Canadians. THIS IS UNFORGIVABLE.

What if the west isn't the villain they told you it was? We’ve spent years accepting accusations about racism, intolerance, and slavery without challenging the bigger historical reality: The societies most condemned today are also the ones that led the world in ending slavery, expanding rights, and building the most tolerant nations on earth. That’s the conversation nobody wants to have.

Food for thought. Canada’s constitutional crisis did not appear overnight. It is the predictable result of decades of economic policy that penalizes productivity, suppresses resource development, and redistributes wealth away from the province that sustains the federation’s fiscal base. Alberta’s looming referendum on separation should surprise no one. IMHO the core issue is not separatism. It is asymmetry. Quebec has long exercised economic and political latitude, often backed by the credible threat of secession. Alberta, by contrast, is expected to finance the federation while accepting federal policies that undermine its primary industry. That imbalance is no longer tenable. At the center of the dispute is Canada’s equalization regime. In theory, it ensures comparable public services across provinces. In practice, it has become a structural transfer system that rewards stagnation in recipient provinces while disproportionately burdening Alberta’s economy. One province produces. Others redistribute. The incentives are backward, and the politics are corrosive. This might be manageable if federal policy were neutral toward Alberta’s economic strengths. It is not. Over the past decade, Ottawa, backed by the Trudeau Liberals and the NDP, has pursued an industrial strategy explicitly hostile to oil and gas development. Pipeline projects have been delayed or canceled outright. Regulatory hurdles have multiplied. Global capital has taken the hint and moved elsewhere. The consequences are clear: declining investment, reduced growth, and a measurable erosion in Alberta’s standard of living. Meanwhile, provinces less exposed to resource development continue to benefit from transfers financed in large part by Alberta’s shrinking surplus. This is not simply an economic grievance. It is a crisis of legitimacy. No federation can endure when a productive region believes it is being systematically disadvantaged by national policy. Whether Ottawa sees its agenda as climate leadership or not is beside the point. In Alberta, it is experienced as economic containment. A referendum is not yet secession. It is leverage, something Quebec has used effectively for decades. But it is also a warning. If Ottawa continues to dismiss Alberta’s grievances, it risks turning a bargaining tool into a break. Canada’s unity has always rested on a basic sense of fairness. That foundation is now cracking. Alberta’s referendum is not the cause of the crisis. It is the consequence.

The Al-Qaeda terrorist and suspected mastermind of the 7/7 bombing in London 2005 in which 52 people were killed and 800 wounded, Haroon Aswat, was released early from psychiatric prison last year “after his schizophrenia improved.” UK judges ruled for his release from psychiatric care, overriding police and security services’ warnings that he was still a massive danger to public security. Aswat was linked via phone contacts with the bombers, had met some of them in Pakistan before the attack and had travelled back to the UK just weeks before the attacks and last the UK on the same morning that the attacks took place. He was arrested in Zambia a few weeks later with bomb-making manuals. The U.S. wanted him extradited for past terrorist offences on their territory but faced legal obstacles from European judges. The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) first blocked his extradition to the USA due to concerns his paranoid schizophrenia would worsen in US prison conditions (breaching human rights against inhuman treatment). After US assurances on care, he was eventually extradited back in 2013. He was sentenced in the USA in October 2015 to 20 years for conspiring to provide material support to al-Qaeda, including helping set up a jihadist training camp in Oregon with Abu Hamza associates. After serving time, he was extradited back to the UK around 2022 and held under the Mental Health Act. Last year, UK judges decided to give him an early release and he is now free in West Yorkshire with just limited monitoring since it was deemed that stricter measures such as being forced to wear an ankle monitor risked worsening his psychiatric status and would be against mental health law provisions.

Wealthsimple and Visa experiment with U.S. stablecoin to settle payments more quickly. theglobeandmail.com/business/artic…

Ontario police are using spyware that lets them remotely take over your smartphone. They're fighting to keep almost everything about it secret - Toronto Star apple.news/AOISuqMDLTwK6H…

Elon just endorsed it. Gad Saad dropped the hammer on Fox this morning. We now live in a world where: - Rape victims get less sympathy than their rapists - Homeowners get less than the squatters breaking in - American vets get less than illegal migrants - Repeat felons with 186 charges get 200 more “chances” because “society made them do it” This isn’t kindness. This is suicidal empathy. Universities spent decades teaching our judges, leaders, and elites that personal agency is a myth if you check the right oppression boxes. So criminals become victims, victims become bigots for complaining, and the whole system rots from the inside.

if you don't speak Arabic what they are saying in summary is "yay! we are all going to die! even the kids! we have sentenced them to a life of death! praise be! we don't build! we don't progress! we only know to hate and kill! we try and try and then we die! "

God bless

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