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A descendent of Max Headroom

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Salty Albertan
Salty Albertan@FringedCanuck·
I’m tired. Tired of Canada. Tired of the Government. Tired of being in survival mode 24/7. Tired of weak brainwashed Canadians. Tired of unhinged mentality unstable Leftists. Tired of being Taxed to death. Tired of weak Canadian Men with no moral compass. No spine. Tired of Satanic Politicians. Tired of pedo politicians. Tired of being gaslit by the Media. Tired of shitty DEI hire Doctors that push pills instead of solutions. Tired of being robbed blind by Globalist pieces of shit. Tired of my Country being invaded by third world scum that bring nothing to the table but violence. Tired of seeing posters of missing women and children. Tired of shitty Men. That act like good Men. Tired of seeing my Country decimated. I’m just so fucking tired,of being tired.
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Sama Hoole
Sama Hoole@SamaHoole·
Let's check in on Gerald's water consumption. Gerald woke up this morning and did the following: 6am - drank from his trough. Approximately 30 litres. In British beef cattle, this is 100% of Gerald's actual blue water use for the day. 6:15am - it rained on him. This has been counted in the statistics as Gerald consuming water. Gerald did not decide it would rain. Gerald did not apply for the rainfall. Gerald has not been asked whether he endorses the accounting methodology. 8am - Gerald ate grass. The grass required rainfall to grow. This rainfall has also been attributed to Gerald. The rain fell on the field in 1742 as well, when there was no spreadsheet. 10am - Gerald produced manure. The manure will go into the soil. The soil will grow more grass. The grass will need more rain. The rain will fall regardless of Gerald's continued employment on this farm. Gerald's daily blue water use: about 30 litres. The same as a moderately long shower. The headline figure: 15,000 litres per kilogram. The gap between those two numbers is rain. Gerald is not a drought. Gerald is what happens when you point rain at a field and give it a biological purpose. This is, broadly, what farming is.
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Sama Hoole
Sama Hoole@SamaHoole·
Activist: "The water usage for beef is obscene. Thousands of litres per kilogram." Farmer: "That's rainfall." Activist: "What?" Farmer: "The figure includes all the rain that falls on the pasture. The cows drink from the stream. The rain falls whether there's a cow here or not." Activist: "It's still water consumption." Farmer: "Should I stop the rain falling on my field?" Activist: "Grow crops instead. More efficient." Farmer: "This is a 35-degree slope in the Welsh hills. Show me the crop." Activist: "Technology..." Farmer: "To make tractors climb mountains?" Activist: "There must be a solution." Farmer: "There is. It's called a cow." Activist: [checks phone]
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Wide Awake Media
Wide Awake Media@wideawake_media·
The shocking reality of Net Zero. An estimated 40,000 child workers—some as young as seven—toil long hours for minimal pay in the hazardous conditions of Congo's cobalt mines, extracting the cobalt necessary for electric car batteries and other products.
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John Ʌ Konrad V
John Ʌ Konrad V@johnkonrad·
This is your monthly reminder that congress gave @PeteButtigieg $2 TRILLION to fix infrastructure and nobody knows where the money all went. That’s 135 nuclear aircraft carriers worth of cash. Poof.
Steve Ferguson@lsferguson

I suspect our entire almost 40 trillion dollar national debt is due to fraud. I actually suspect the amount stolen from us is way higher. We are being robbed blind and absolutely nothing is done about it

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Victoria Byrne
Victoria Byrne@Thevictoria76·
Stock market smashing records, wallets getting fatter. Trump delivered AGAIN! The comeback is real. 🔥🦅
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HeCheated.org
HeCheated.org@hecheateddotorg·
The man involved lied to officials, lied to competitors, hid his sex for years, competed in World Aquatics competitions against the rules and refused to provide evidence to the contrary (for which he is currently banned). He cheated numerous women out of national titles, state and national records, continental records, world records. He has stolen thousands of dollars in prize money, displaying nothing but dishonesty and poor sportsmanship for the entirety of his "athletic career." But this is not the swimmer USMS is banning. In fact, they have deemed him eligible to continue competing in the women's division. The athlete they are seeking to ban is simply a woman who spoke out against all of the above.
ICONS@icons_women

Lost a national title to a man. 
Spoke up. 
Now facing a lifetime ban. Women’s sports—and free speech—are on the line.

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@Chicago1Ray 🇺🇸
@Chicago1Ray 🇺🇸@Chicago1Ray·
🚨 How many of you agree with this young lady This is to Nick Shirley, I just want you to know that I totally appreciate the investigating you're doing when it comes to this fraud, I cannot believe the level of f'ucken fraud in these states Nick Shirley is an American Hero 👍
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Jake
Jake@JakeCan72·
Sarah Adams spent her career inside the CIA hunting terrorists. She was in the room during Benghazi. She knows what a real threat looks like. She sat down with Shawn Ryan, looked straight into the camera, and didn’t flinch. The NCTC identified 18,000 known and suspected terrorists who entered this country during four years of open borders. Eighteen thousand. She’s been sounding the alarm for years. The border stayed open anyway. They didn’t sneak in. We left the door open and looked the other way. That’s what the intelligence community won’t say on camera.
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Apple Lamps
Apple Lamps@lamps_apple·
On January 26th, 2024, Joe Biden froze all new permits for LNG export terminals. A TikToker met with White House climate advisors, the Sunrise Movement called it "monumental," Climate Defiance called it "the most significant move any President has ever made on stopping fossil fuels," and Senator Jeff Merkley said LNG was "actually worse for the environment than coal." 170 scientists signed a letter to Biden "imploring" him to ban new LNG terminals. The White House published a press release celebrating the decision. The Sierra Club cheered. Food & Water Watch cheered. The entire progressive climate apparatus celebrated what they believed was the beginning of the end for American natural gas exports. The pause froze permits for roughly 19 billion cubic feet per day of LNG export capacity that had been approved but hadn't broken ground yet. That is more capacity than the United States currently has operational. Biden's DOE said the review would take at least 12-15 months. Everyone understood the real timeline... it was designed to run past the 2024 election and potentially never conclude if the right candidate won. A federal judge in Louisiana struck down the pause in July 2024. Biden's DOE slow-walked compliance. The permits didn't move. The projects stalled. Financing dried up because banks wouldn't fund terminals with uncertain regulatory futures. Wood Mackenzie warned that "buyers could start to look at competing projects outside of the US, such as those in Canada, Australia and particularly Qatar, as alternative supply sources." Qatar. That's the place to remember. Biden's LNG pause told the world that the United States was an unreliable supplier. That American energy policy could change overnight because a TikToker got a meeting at the White House. That terminals costing $10-20 billion each could be frozen mid-approval by executive whim. That the world's largest LNG exporter was governed by people who considered its primary export product "worse than coal." The world's energy buyers heard that message and made the rational decision. They signed more contracts with Qatar. QatarEnergy expanded. Qatar's reputation as the world's most reliable LNG supplier strengthened... because America's reputation as a reliable supplier was being actively sabotaged by its own government. Trump reversed the pause on Day One. January 20th, 2025. Executive Order 14154, "Unleashing American Energy." The DOE resumed permit processing immediately. Commonwealth LNG in Louisiana received the first approval on February 14th, 2025. Energy Secretary Chris Wright declared a return to "regular order." The pipeline of pending projects... CP2 in Louisiana, Sabine Pass expansion, Lake Charles terminal, Port Arthur Phase 2 in Texas... began moving again. But time was lost. Fourteen months of frozen permits. Fourteen months of stalled financing. Fourteen months of uncertainty that pushed buyers toward Qatar and away from the United States. Fourteen months during which terminals that could have been under construction sat on paper. Each of those terminals takes three to five years to build after approval. Every month of delay in 2024 is a month of lost capacity in 2028 or 2029. Now look at today. March 19th, 2026. Qatar just lost 17% of its LNG export capacity for three to five years. Iranian missiles damaged two LNG trains and a GTL facility at Ras Laffan. QatarEnergy CEO Saad al-Kaabi confirmed $20 billion per year in lost revenue. Force majeure declared on contracts to Italy, Belgium, South Korea, and China. 12.8 million tons per year offline. The world's "most reliable" LNG supplier just became unreliable overnight... because it sits next to a war zone that American climate activists never thought to factor into their environmental models. The buyers who signed long-term contracts with Qatar because Biden's pause made America look unreliable are now receiving force majeure notices. The contracts they chose over American supply are being broken by Iranian missiles. The terminals Biden froze could have been under construction right now... adding the capacity that the world desperately needs and that America is uniquely positioned to provide. The math is simple and devastating. The United States has roughly 15 billion cubic feet per day of operational LNG capacity. Another 17 bcf/d is under construction. Another 19 bcf/d has been approved but hasn't broken ground... the capacity Biden froze. If those frozen terminals had been approved on schedule in early 2024 and broken ground immediately, some would be approaching operational status in 2027-2028. Instead, they're just now restarting the approval process after fourteen months of lost time. Every month of Biden's LNG pause is a month that American export capacity won't be available when the world needs it most. Every terminal that was delayed is a terminal that won't be shipping gas to Europe and Asia during the three-to-five-year window when Qatar's capacity is crippled. Every buyer who went to Qatar because Biden made America look unreliable is now scrambling for replacement supply that America could have been providing. Biden's climate advisors met with a TikToker and decided the future of global energy security. The 170 scientists who signed the letter wanted to save the planet from American natural gas. Senator Merkley called LNG "worse than coal." The Sunrise Movement called the pause "a huge win." Today, Asian LNG prices are above $25 per million BTU and climbing. European gas prices have surged 50% since the war began. South Korea, which gets 65% of its helium from Qatar, is scrambling to keep its semiconductor fabs running. Italy, Belgium, and China are staring at force majeure notices from a supplier whose facilities are burning. And somewhere in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, a $10 billion LNG terminal that should have been under construction fourteen months ago is still waiting for the paperwork Biden's DOE refused to process because a climate activist on TikTok told them not to. The world needed American LNG. Biden said no. The world went to Qatar. Iran destroyed Qatar's infrastructure. The world needs American LNG again... more desperately than ever... and the capacity that could have been ready isn't, because one administration decided that appeasing its youngest, loudest, least informed voters was more important than the energy security of the free world. Trump lit the fuse on Day One. Reversed the pause. Approved the permits. Unleashed the energy. But fourteen months of sabotage can't be erased with an executive order. The terminals take years to build. The lost time is permanent. And every day between now and when those terminals come online is a day the world pays the price for a decision made in a White House meeting with a TikToker. Energy policy is national security. Biden forgot that. The world is remembering it right now... at $25 gas in Asia, $113 oil in Europe, and force majeure notices from a burning LNG facility in Qatar. Trump said the war on American energy was over. He was right. But the damage from the last one hasn't finished arriving yet.
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The Gateway Pundit@gatewaypundit

On Friday, Joe Biden put a temporary hold on the approval of both pending and upcoming requests to export liquefied natural gas (LNG) from new projects, Reuters reported.

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American Debunk
American Debunk@AmericanDebunk·
The reporter's question had an embedded assumption baked into it. That Trump owed Japan an explanation. That he was on the defensive. The entire question was a frame designed to put Trump in a submissive position. Most politicians would have answered inside that frame. Trump demolished it. This is called a frame collapse. You cannot win inside someone else's frame. The only winning move is to destroy the frame entirely and rebuild the room on your terms. By invoking Pearl Harbor, Trump reversed the power dynamic completely. The questioner became the questioned in one sentence. The laughter you heard was not just amusement. It was the sound of every brain in the room simultaneously rebooting. That is pattern interruption. When something completely unexpected fires, the brain suspends its critical filter for half a second. In that gap, the new frame installs before anyone can resist it. Four techniques. Four seconds. Frame collapse. Pattern interruption. Emotional anchoring. Delivery calibration. There will never be another Trump because what you just watched is 50 years of negotiation, television, and salesmanship compressed into a single instant response. Full breakdown on the Substack!
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Friedrich Feminietzsche
Friedrich Feminietzsche@BawliBooch5·
So far, Rama Duwaji, wife of Zohran Mamdani, has been found to be homophobic, racist, a religious bigot, and a terror sympathizer: everything Zohran accuses his opponents of.
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The White House
The White House@WhiteHouse·
Welcoming the Prime Minister of Japan to the White House. 🇺🇸🇯🇵 Two nations. One powerful alliance.
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高市早苗
高市早苗@takaichi_sanae·
本日、ホワイトハウスを訪れ、トランプ大統領との日米首脳会談を行いました。 緊迫した状況が続くイラン情勢については、事態を一刻も早く沈静化させ、ホルムズ海峡における航行の安全、エネルギーの安定供給を確保することの重要性を確認しました。 これは、我が国の国益を守る観点からも重要です。 トランプ大統領には、こうした考えを伝え、これらを実現していくために、しっかりと意思疎通を続けていくことを確認しました。 世界のエネルギー市場を落ち着かせるような取組も提案しました。 米国における原油の生産拡大や調達、SMRにおける協力、さらには南鳥島周辺海域におけるレアアース泥の開発に関する協力について合意しました。 これは、我が国の資源・エネルギー安全保障に資するものです。 また、中国、北朝鮮などについても意見交換を行いました。 とりわけ、北朝鮮の拉致問題については、私自身の決意も伝え、トランプ大統領からは全面的な協力への約束をいただきました。 今回の会談を通じて、安全保障、経済安全保障を含む経済など幅広い分野において、日米同盟の「質」をさらに高める多くの具体的な協力を確認できたことは、大きな成果だったと思います。 また、トランプ大統領と一緒に「自由で開かれたインド太平洋(FOIP)」を力強く推進していくことも、確認しました。 今後も、トランプ大統領と緊密にやり取りを続け、日米同盟の更なる高みを目指していきます。
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Daily Wire
Daily Wire@realDailyWire·
This might actually be Trump's funniest moment 😂 Japanese Reporter: Why didn't you tell us before you struck Iran? Trump: "Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor?" 💀🔥😂
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KnowledgeShark@knowledge_shark·
@k_ovfefe2 Just the fact he came up with that joke reply on-the-fly is amazing. And having the guts to say it too. He is the GOAT.
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