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@WallStreetMav They're going to tear down the statue of liberty soon...

NYC will be an interesting case study in socialism. Mamdani is going for it, no restrictions. Massive wealth confiscation. The wealthy tax payers are exiting for nearby states or Florida or Texas.

@The_Astral_ @chrisbledsoeufo Looks similar to the one I saw, only mine was browish/beige. Outer membrane, squigly undefined stuff in the middle. Mine did not look liquidy at all. More like something under a microscope. And I swear it looked 2D.

Chris Bledsoe just posted a close-up HD video of an orb he recently recorded at his home in NC. 👀

@MaximeBernier I will not comply with their authority.

Canada has two official languages, and Punjabi is not one of them!

@Rothmus Probably a happy ending. Both kinds. When you don't get to see, or spend time with females, it tends to make for a lot of... (I don't even know what I'm allowed to say anymore, lol)

I want this for you.

@koshercockney Oh please, it's just some kid talking crap.

🚨 Shocking video in which an Arabic man says he wants to Kill Jewish Americans and especially Jewish school children. Potentially going to try and target areas in Brooklyn. He gives his location as Harlem, New York. Make him famous and make sure he is arrested.

@NoNonsenseND But I'm trying to learn to play it on the guitar!

@liam_out_loud If white privilege exists, the privilege is something we extend to others. If you take advantage of it while simultaneously demonizing it, we will eventually withdraw it.

The Privilege Permission Slip: Whenever your parents reminded you that something you had was a privilege, what happened next? They threatened to take it away. This is what those who label you privileged for your skin colour, gender, ancestry, and whatever other identity marker they can find, are attempting to do. Deeming you "privileged" is laying the moral groundwork for taking what you have. They are not describing an advantage. They are creating a pre-authorization for extraction. The label does not describe a condition. It assigns a role: the one who owes. And those who owe can be collected on.

@woofknight The only reason Pizza Hut still exists is to distribute this cheese.

All the world's knowledge at my finger tips, and these are the skills I learn.

@AMAZlNGNATURE In case anyone was wondering, the AI prompt to create videos like this is "What would my weewee look like with fangs?"

THE GLASS COBRA 🔥🐍

@richardgordon22 I realize I'm a little late to the party, but I'll ask anyways... Shadow people, are they you guys? How much of what people consider paranormal experience can actually be attributed to you guys doing OBE type stuff?

For two days I’ve offered access to the children on the hill — the telepathic children from the Telepathy Tapes. Bring your questions about ancient mysteries, consciousness, the cosmos. No personal questions. No predictions. Post them here and I’ll relay what comes back.

They said AI would destroy art. The new He-Man movie cost $200,000,000. I made this in 5 days for $500. Imagine what $199,999,500 could do for world hunger. Just saying.

@IslamInvasion Time to bring back Two for One Tuesdays.

Historic churches keep burning down mysteriously. This is the Église de l'Immaculée church of Saint-Ours, Canada, It was built between 1880 and 1882. We know who's behind these fires!

Sometimes I wonder if GenX was given that name as a countdown to something nefarious. X Y X the end.

@fr3sc09 @0xSunflowerLand nice

Done! @0xSunflowerLand

First, let’s talk about the kinds of subsidies the Canadian government offers to employers hiring foreign workers, because that’s where the taxpayer money gets funneled. One program that sticks out is the JobsNL Wage Subsidy in Newfoundland and Labrador. This thing covers up to 60% of wages for eligible hires, including temporary residents with specific work permits, like international grads or those with open permits. Say a worker’s pulling $40,000 a year; taxpayers could be on the hook for $24,000 per person. If a province like Newfoundland funds 500 such positions annually, that’s $12 million straight out of public pockets, handed to businesses who’d rather hire someone new than a local struggling to get by. Then you’ve got sector-specific stuff, like the Welcoming Newcomers program for the electricity sector. It offers up to 50% wage subsidies, capped at $10,000 per worker. So if an employer hires 100 foreign-trained workers, taxpayers could be coughing up $1 million just for that slice of the industry. That’s money not going to Canadians who could’ve been trained up for those gigs but instead are left watching from the sidelines, maybe even from a tent on the street. There’s also the Canada-Ontario Job Grant, which isn’t just for foreign workers but can be used to train them, with bonuses if they’re from “underrepresented groups” like newcomers. Employers can get up to $10,000 per trainee, sometimes more with the bonus. If 1,000 newcomers get trained under this in Ontario, that’s $10 million or more of taxpayer cash, funneled into prepping foreign workers while locals get passed over for the same opportunities. It’s not hard to see why someone walking into a Walmart or a McDonald’s might feel like the deck’s stacked against them when they’re seeing faces from everywhere but their own neighborhood. Now, let’s scale this up. The Conservative Party threw out a number in 2024, claiming nearly $50 billion in subsidies went to companies hiring foreign workers over Canadians. That figure’s tossed around without a detailed breakdown, but let’s say even half of it—$25 billion—gets spent over a few years. That’s billions annually, pulled from taxpayer pockets, potentially funding jobs at places like Tim Hortons or retail gigs that Canadians used to rely on. If each job costs $20,000 in subsidies, that’s 1.25 million positions, many going to foreigners while locals are stuck with nothing, watching their prospects vanish. Add in the Temporary Foreign Worker Program fees—or lack thereof. Employers pay $1,000 per worker for a Labour Market Impact Assessment, but if they’re exempt or the program’s tweaked, that cost can shift to administrative overhead, which taxpayers cover. Say 100,000 TFWs get processed yearly; even at a low-end estimate of $500 per head in public costs, that’s $50 million more, not counting the ripple effect when those workers take jobs at fast food joints or warehouses, leaving Canadians out in the cold. The raw total? If we ballpark JobsNL, Welcoming Newcomers, the Canada-Ontario Job Grant, and broader claims like the Conservative estimate, taxpayers could be paying anywhere from $10 billion to $25 billion a year across programs, propping up businesses to hire foreign workers. That’s not even touching provincial top-ups or hidden costs like social services strained by population growth while locals get squeezed out. Meanwhile, Canadians are on the street, tents popping up faster than jobs, because the system’s built to favor the new over the native. It’s a gut punch, plain and simple, with no relief in sight.

“It’s all these young kids with backpacks saying they want help & they’re just raiding everything they can, and we can’t handle that,” Catherine Rivera, who represents the Centre, said in an interview with local news. “Everyone’s running out of food.” CONGRATULATIONS! That's the right decision.

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@IslamInvasion Deportation is too good for them.

The UK is completely our of control. Wild scene from Birmingham, where gangs of feral, violent migrants took over the streets, smashed windows, and passers-by terrified. The British Empire has fallen!