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I received this in the mail today. Not to my P.O. box, but to my home address. Over the past month I have been doxxed & called an antisemite because I said that states don’t have rights, people do. This is what happens when candidates oppose genocide. #nhpolitics #NH01

@SMB_Attorney I sincerely doubt it. The system wants us perpetually sick and dead.

Guys, stay alive and healthy for as long as possible. The advances in medicine right now are crazy and accelerating. Over the next 20 years, they’re going to cure everything.

Please, for the love of God, use common sense this time around. Call the fear mongers/mongering out like we did for Hanta, and they will be forced to stop their campaign to sell another experimental injection to the public. No one wants poison in their life, and no one wants to play recombination-reindeer games, correct? So simply don't. substacktools.com/sharex/-oXrYLFY

@angeloinchina Like the US would ever reduce any aspect of its military.

The US “Drawdown” in Europe Is Not Retreat — It’s Full Pivot to China Containment From WSJ > “Pentagon Cuts Forces Earmarked for Europe in Event of Crisis” Full article: wsj.com/politics/natio… Naive analysts are proven wrong again. For years they predicted US “disengagement from Asia,” “pivot cancelled,” or “Trump will abandon the Indo-Pacific for domestic issues and Russia deals.” Headlines full of copium about America retreating from China containment. Reality check: This is the exact opposite. The drawdown in Europe is acceleration of the China focus. The Details The Pentagon is substantially scaling back forces planned for Europe in a crisis — fighter jets down by about one-third, strategic bombers halved, navy destroyers and submarine support sharply reduced. NATO allies were notified in a closed-door meeting in Brussels last week. Official line: Reallocate to Asia-Pacific to face the “pacing threat” — China. This isn’t new. It builds on years of National Defense Strategy language, AUKUS, Philippines base expansions, Japan rearmament coordination, and relentless Indo-Pacific force posture reviews. Trump 2.0 — with Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth — is simply executing with less theater and more decisiveness. Hegseth’s Explicit “Division of Labor” This is straight from the Hegseth playbook. Europe takes primary ownership of conventional defense against Russia — pinning down Russian forces on the continent, ramping up spending, production, and support for Ukraine. The US provides nuclear guarantees and limited backup but sheds the heavy lifting. In return, America frees high-end assets — naval, air, long-range strike, logistics — to concentrate on the Pacific. Russia is a manageable regional threat for a rearming Europe. China is the peer competitor that threatens supply chains, technology leadership, dollar hegemony, and long-term primacy. Why This Matters: The Long Game, Not the Soundbite • Naive take: “US is leaving Asia, focus shifting back to Europe or isolationism.” Completely backwards. • Strategic reality: The US is freeing bandwidth, money, and premium capabilities precisely because it sees China as the systemic rival. Europe gets pushed to rearm not out of abandonment, but to hold the secondary line so Washington can concentrate firepower where it counts: Taiwan Strait, South China Sea, first island chain, and the broader Indo-Pacific. This mirrors classic great power playbook — shed secondary burdens and consolidate on the decisive front. The US isn’t withdrawing from the world; it’s doubling down on the theater that matters most for long-term primacy. Actions Speak Louder Than Political Theater Ignore the loud rhetoric and failed predictions. Watch deployments, budgets, and industrial priorities: • More US naval assets rotating to Pacific. • Tech and missile focus sharpened on anti-China contingencies. • Deeper integration with allies (Japan, Australia, Philippines, India) into US-led chains. • Europe told to hit 2%+ GDP on defense — and soon 3-4% — while the real pivot accelerates. The knowledge asymmetry remains glaring. Chinese strategists study US moves with Sun Tzu precision. Too many Western commentators still treat this as short-term politics or wishful “de-escalation” instead of multi-decade great power competition. Bottom line: The US is not disengaging from Asia. It is re-engaging harder against China by executing Hegseth’s division of labor — Europe pins Russia, America focuses on the real peer threat. Anyone who called this “pivot cancelled” or “US retreat from Indo-Pacific” was either naive or pushing a narrative. The pivot to Asia was never cancelled. It is being executed in plain sight. Be informed. Refuse to be entertained by surface noise. The real chessboard is in the Indo-Pacific.

☎️ A phone book? Interesting comparison. My phone book never #tracked my location, #monitored my online activity, #mapped my contacts, #logged my digital footprint, or quietly assembled a file on my daily life. It mostly sat beside the fridge wearing coffee stains and waiting for #retirement. Apparently in modern politics, if you rename something enough times people are supposed to stop noticing what it actually does. Nothing to see here, citizens. Just a giant digital phone book. Totally normal.🤦🏼‍♂️ #Canada #cdnpoli #BillC22 #Privacy #DigitalRights #CivilLiberties #Surveillance

Some Liberals are seriously mad at Carney. Like I said last week, I've met 100s of Quebecers who believe they subsidize Alberta's oil patch, and that they are the net contributors to the federal equalization program.,

This is what people still find hard to understand, because it’s purposely kept out from the mainstream narrative ⚠️ The US has been sending its SPR to its allies in Europe and now Asia to buffer the supply shock in those regions. ⚠️ US is selling oil cheap to the rest of the world as a payback from the mess it started in the Middle East, that’s the reality so hard to digest. Furthermore, the US cannot continue doing this indefinitely. As I am going to explain in my next daily podcast, this can only last for about 3 more weeks till markets and commodity traders will be forced to acknowledge this historic oil crisis will be long lasting and not just a bump in the road under the assumption that the Strait of Hormuz can swiftly reopen and it will be quickly business as usual as it was on the 27th of February

Cliffs: Liberals cut funding to her (then Conservative) riding by 50%, then restored it when she crossed the floor to flip it to a Liberal riding. I don't even have words for this...

@CyrAnthony60855 @BNNBloomberg Man, do they ever need to reap it...

@BNNBloomberg You voted for this eastern Canada while selling us out, reap it you fucking half wit sell out traitors..

Canada's insolvency rates highest since 2009, says Equifax report bnnbloomberg.ca/video/shows/mo…

@BNNBloomberg "eLbOwS uP!"

One of the most horrific scenes in human history has been revealed. The moment a small child carrying a water jug ​​to her besieged and thirsty family was bombed, killing her and shattering her body. A video the world must never forget.

i love watching interviews of him where he seems visibly comfortable and the interviewer is not harassing him with dumbass questions

Boomer👴🏻: I owned a house at your age, your generation is just lazy… 1950s: $4,000 1970s: $15,000 1990s: $80,000 2010s: $540,000 2026: $1.05M My generation isn’t lazy, everything is just expensive.

On a Sunday afternoon in May, cars are gridlocked and idling as far as the eye can see - while a red lane that emits toxic fumes sit empty. Every driver in the city should remember this at the ballot box in October. 🗳️

Canadians are the only people on planet Earth who can read these headlines and then vote for the exact same national government FOUR times in a row. We absolutely deserve what is happening to us.

Not sorry @WabKinew, but in Alberta we believe in democracy and when 700,000 Albertans ask for a referendum, you don't ignore that.

@tmaxftw Blackrock. And then they will only be available to rent NOT to own.

Who is going to buy all these houses? Correct answers only.