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@WBrettWilson

'57 Father/ GFather/ Entrepreneur/ Philanthropist/ DragonEmeritus/ Speaker/ BuffaloDad/ Investor: @PredsNHL & MXG & whatnot...

Mostly YYC, YYZ, BNA & Cabin.. Katılım Mayıs 2009
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* W. Brett Wilson *@WBrettWilson·
#UndergroundSteelMakingCoal Delighted to join my son Russell and the Hon. @CandiceBergen_ as we work with @ValoryResources - both as board members and investors in this great underground steel making coal mining project. Who wins - Alberta & Canada - and anyone using steel.
Valory Resources@ValoryResources

Thrilled to welcome @WBrettWilson & Russell Wilson to Valory’s Board! CAD $8.5M investment powering our vision in Alberta. globenewswire.com/news-release/2…

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The Pleb 🌍 Reporter
The Pleb 🌍 Reporter@truckdriverpleb·
Pierre Poilievre and Joe Rogan are now the #1 trending topic in Canada No wonder the left are completely losing it This podcast is going to be 100x bigger than Carney's speech at Davos
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Kathryn Porter
Kathryn Porter@KathrynPorter26·
Rubbish. Every day my feed is full of your nonsense Renewables are MORE EXPENSIVE than gas for electricity generation And electricity is only 20% of UK energy consumption The best ways to cut energy costs are 1. Abolish the carbon taxes 2. Cancel AR7 onwards 3. Cancel the RO 4. Restructure AR1-6 to lower costs 5. Rebuild N Sea production 6. Build more refineries 7. Build large nuclear as fast as possible using Korean tech and Korean regulation as a guide 8. Cut fuel duty 9. Cancel any grid upgrades and close any windfarms with negative NPV for consumers 10. Sign LT Fixed Price gas contracts with Norway, the US and Qatar (diversify supply)
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𝐍𝐢𝐨𝐡 𝐁𝐞𝐫𝐠 🇮🇷 ✡︎
My mom just called me from Iran through her landline. I haven’t spoken to her since February. She said that Israel and the US are bombing the regime nonstop. They taped all the windows because the building shakes constantly. I asked if any civilians are getting hurt, and she replied “No, No, No. No normal civilians are getting hurt” Everyone is hanging in there and counting the days for this regime to end and for the return of the Shah. 🇮🇷
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BertaProudDad
BertaProudDad@BertaProudDad·
🚨 Liberals: “Life’s a nightmare? Here’s a pen. Sign here.” 16,000 Canadians gone last year — many NOT terminal. Today Alberta fights back HARD. Justice Minister Mickey Amery just tabled Bill 18. UCP slams the door on mental-illness MAID. No more easy exits — real help only. Other parties watch. UCP acts. Because your life isn’t disposable. Watch before it’s gone 👇 #AlbertaBill18 #MickeyAmery #MAIDReform #UCP #ProtectAlbertaLives
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Electroverse
Electroverse@Electroversenet·
MIT atmospheric physicist Dr. Richard Lindzen has said "there will be no climate catastrophe." "When someone says half a degree more and it's the end of the species, that's not science, that's theatre," says Lindzen. Every apocalyptic prediction, from famine, to ice-free poles, to snowless winters, has failed. And they'll keep failing. "2030 will pass. 2050 will pass. 50 years will pass. There will be no climate catastrophe." Lindzen isn't a fringe voice. He's a leading atmospheric scientist, author of nearly 250 peer-reviewed papers, and a member of the US National Academy of Sciences. Today's climate agenda, he argues, isn't about data, it's about power. "It's about controlling policy, controlling economies, and reshaping society under the guise of a crisis that doesn't exist." The real threat isn't climate change. It's climate policy.
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Vivid.🇮🇱@VividProwess·
They're trying to convince the world that Israel, this yellow dot, a state the size of New Jersey and the only Jewish state in the world, surrounded by Muslim nations, is the “occupier.” Do they realize how stupid they sound?
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John Rustad
John Rustad@JohnRustad4BC·
This is completely out of control The BC Teachers’ Federation is supposed to represent teachers and support education in British Columbia, not pass motions on foreign political movements and push activist campaigns that have nothing to do with our kids’ success in the classroom. Parents are watching this and asking: who exactly is running our schools? Because it’s clearly not families anymore #cdnpoli #bcpoli
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Pierre Poilievre
Pierre Poilievre@PierrePoilievre·
Fought for Canadian workers and Canadian interests on the world’s biggest podcast. Thank you @joerogan for an amazing conversation. Let’s get tariff-free trade. Sign up to watch it first: conservative.ca/cpc/sign-here-…
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Shane Wenzel
Shane Wenzel@ShaneWenzel·
This shouldn’t even be a debate. Far less deserving people have received the Order of Canada than Don Cherry. For decades he championed Canadian hockey, culture, and unapologetic pride in the country. Like him or not, few public figures have embodied and defended Canadian values
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Edmonton Police
Edmonton Police@edmontonpolice·
In mid-February, I joined police Chiefs from Canada and the United States, on a visit to Israel where we met police and community leaders in several cities. I spent time with police officers from Jewish, Christian, Muslim and Druze faiths representing a wide range of cultural and ethnic backgrounds. I also met with Muslim community leaders who shared openly about their concerns and their reasons for working with police. These officers and community leaders operate in an environment that demands extraordinary vigilance - managing crime, counter terrorism, supporting community and crisis response all amid extreme complexity. Police to police we were able to talk about the toll this work takes on the people who do it. We talked about building trust in communities where there is little trust. We were able to get a glimpse of the undertaking required to police in complex environments. I am grateful for what I was able to learn and share with those we visited and among my North American peers. These missions offer a great deal of insight and valuable perspective. I am grateful for the continued leadership and support of the Edmonton Police Commission who have supported me in this. As police we focus on behavior, not beliefs. Where I have felt challenged this week is in the implication that any community group should have the right to direct where we can learn. I stand by my decision to take the trip to Israel and continue to view it as valuable, among multiple learning experiences I will have in this role. I remain focused on my longstanding and ongoing commitment to dialogue, learning and connection across communities and across boundaries.
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Alex Epstein
Alex Epstein@AlexEpstein·
If you treat intermittent solar and wind as if they were reliable generators, they can appear cheaper than natural gas. If you recognize that intermittent solar and wind are fuel savers for reliable generators, not themselves reliable generators, it becomes clear that trying to power a modern society with them is prohibitively expensive. It would require so much expensive storage and so much overbuilding that the cost would be on the order of 10 to 20x higher than natural gas!
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To all who still don't get why renewable energy generation beats oil & gas hands down:

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David Knight Legg
David Knight Legg@KnightLegg·
It doesn’t matter where green alarmist policies were deployed - Germany, the UK, Canada or California - they always destroyed the economy. And ironically did ‘net zero’ for the environment as the same global emissions were produced as energy was produced and shipped in from places like Russia to replace the lack of local capacity.
Apple Lamps@lamps_apple

California killed 99% of its drilling permits, closed 46 refineries, and is on track to lose 58,000 oil and gas jobs… all to “fight climate change.” The result? Consumption increased. They just import 64% of their oil now from Iraq, Brazil, and Ecuador, shipped thousands of miles by tanker from countries with worse environmental standards. More oil. More emissions. Fewer American jobs…

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Marc Nixon
Marc Nixon@MarcNixon24·
Doug Ford says Canada needs pipelines across the country. Yet he backed Mark Carney, who has approved ZERO projects of National Interests. He signed up for Mr. Net Zero. Attacked Pierre Poilievre. Now he’s complaining about gas prices and pipelines. This is laughable.
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