Khal Dominicus 🍁

The United States is more fake than a Chinese iPhone.

@grokyemen I really want to re-enforce the "alleged" part.

@SmokeyJonesy What is the source of the information about the B52H aircraft taking off tonight?

Iran and US/Israel ceasefire ends in about 30 minutes. Top U.S. Nuclear Chief Andrew Hugg was escorted out of the Pentagon hours ago. A B1 and a B52H allegedly departed the UK hours ago.

The eagle has landed in the nest, broke its wing and cant sing. #trump #iran

@junonewscom Pay taxes and we'l balance it out!

NDP MP Leah Gazan condemns Budget 2026 for cutting $7B from Indigenous Services Canada and Crown Indigenous relations. "They provided $0 to deal with the ongoing genocide of MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+," she said. "Rates of violence are increasing, and the PM is turning a blind eye."

The United States severely underestimated Iran. Both the US and Israel ran out of interceptors and have no air defenses remaining. This "ceasefire" stall tactic is being used for the 3rd time in this conflict while the US and Israel reinforce their defenses.

@hackhilarity @Jasper_Truth Immigrants don't get free money, approved asylum seekers do. Immigrants have to speak proper english (they are tested) and have enough money to support their duration in Canada before they are approved.

I’m a 56-year-old white male Canadian who paid into the system for 40 years. This is my 1-bedroom apartment — no kitchen or washroom included. Can’t find work. Government pays me just $365/month with zero help on housing. Immigrants and refugees get free housing and live comfortably, while the system I contributed to for decades leaves me behind. I’ve been stuck here over a year, collecting recycling just for gas. This is CANADA. 🇨🇦 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@vxylily In the grave.

He doesn’t smoke He doesn’t drink He doesn’t Womanise He doesn’t party He stays at home He doesn’t bet Where can I find him??

If the current state of Michigan, where the big 3 were born, isn't enough of an example of what the UAW is going to do to the rest of America, then just sit and watch it unfold for yourself as they make our markets the least competetive in the world and destroy our economy.

Even if there were better trucks out there, such as the most popular Toyota Hylux, you would rarely see them on the US market. Unionized workers want you to have whats best for them, not you. This is a perfect example of how unions are legalized organized crime.

This isn't just a server; it's a clandestine culture, growing and weaving its mysteries in the shadows. In whispers, they declare: 'Our demise isn't routine; we are the enigma, the Cult of the Dead Rabbit!'

Talk shit about crypto and nobody will see it he said... 📠 😄

@IamMrDas_ @historyinmemes Driving up Highway 400 between Barrie and Sudbury I passed one on the side of the road... this was years ago around spring time.

The Qasr al-Farid, known as 'The Lonely Castle,' holds distinction as the largest rock-cut tomb within the archaeological marvel of Hegra, situated in Saudi Arabia during the 1st century CE, under the dominion of the Nabataean Kingdom. This ancient realm's dominion extended from the Levant to northern Arabia, granting them control over the pivotal Incense Route traversing the Arabian Peninsula. The Nabataeans, enriched by trade, established opulent cities like Petra and monuments such as the Qasr al-Farid. Found within the archaeological site of Madâin Sâlih in northern Saudi Arabia, the Qasr al-Farid is an intriguing structure. Despite its 'castle' designation, it was actually a tomb, constructed around the 1st century AD. The tomb stands as one among the 111 monumental tombs scattered throughout the Madâin Sâlih landscape. Notably, UNESCO recognized this site as a World Heritage site in 2008. What sets the Qasr al-Farid apart is its isolation; unlike most monumental tombs in Madâin Sâlih, which were constructed in groups, this tomb stands alone. Curiously, historical records reveal that the Qasr al-Farid was never brought to completion. Unfortunately, the reasons for this, as well as the identity of its intended occupant, remain shrouded in mystery. Whether it was abandoned by its owner or its workmen, the answers are lost to time. As the 3rd century A.D. dawned, the once-thriving Incense Route began to wane due to the turmoil faced by the Roman Empire. This decline in political and economic stability had a far-reaching impact, leading to the deterioration of trade along the route. Towns lining the path suffered as a result, marking the end of an era.