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@benwehrman Here you are: the Earth is flat, you have the proof 🤣

Heliocentrism explained. Does this actually make sense to you?

@Geniustechw ICE enforcement training?

What's the first thing that comes to mind when you see this video?

@Tiempodetenis1 In other words he wants to have a life of his own. Nothing new, he said it himself. And that was the moment when I started to like him. He’s not a slave of the sport.

🤐 ¿OPINIONES DE ESTO? ​Según un podcast de Eurosport Italia, la lesión de Carlos Alcaraz se debe a su estilo de vida. Sugieren que su afición al golf y otras actividades fuera del tenis influyeron para quedarse fuera de Madrid, Roma y Roland Garros.

@Saanvi_dhillon There is a secret command that makes windows better “format://c” (without quotes). Then you can safely return to Linux.

I’m a Linux user, just installed Windows for the first time What should I do first?

@Geniustechw Coward animal. And sad part is that most of them will do the same thing. They don’t go in law enforcement to serve and protect anymore, they go to exercise their violent instincts.

Police officer kicks a man in the face and stomps on his head after he broke a female officer's nose, according to police. Was this justified?

@CoryBMorgan Western Canada prefers instructions in Klyngon. 😂

Yes actually. Bilingualism requirements in Western Canada where unilingual French speakers are as rare as Bigfoot are costly, divisive and pointless. And they screw Westerners on civil service positions in the West where French isn't needed.

@HeyGlinski @Rainmaker1973 Rockets can be launched from almost everywhere. The catch is where they end up and how much it costs. What you say applies to geostationary satellites.

@Rainmaker1973 Canada is too far from the equator for launching rockets into space.

Canada is set to launch rockets from its own soil for the first time in history. The Canadian government has committed $200 million to develop the country’s first commercial spaceport in Nova Scotia. The facility, operated by Maritime Launch Services near the town of Canso, is expected to be operational by 2028. Until now, Canada has depended almost entirely on foreign rockets — primarily American — to place its satellites into orbit. This reliance has meant long delays, limited scheduling flexibility, and reduced control over mission timing and orbital destinations. The new spaceport will change that. It will provide sovereign launch capability, allowing Canada to send satellites for defense, scientific research, and commercial purposes on its own terms and schedule. This development is especially significant because roughly 20 percent of Canada’s economy relies on satellite technology for banking, communications, navigation, and Earth observation. Having domestic launch access reduces vulnerability to foreign launch queues and geopolitical uncertainties. Canada is also advancing its own rocket technology. The company NordSpace is developing the Tundra launch vehicle, which is designed to carry approximately 1,100 pounds (500 kg) to low Earth orbit, with plans to significantly increase that capacity in the future. The location in Nova Scotia offers strategic advantages, including access to a wide range of orbital inclinations, particularly those ideal for monitoring Canada’s vast northern territories. By building its own spaceport, Canada is joining a small group of nations with independent launch capability. In an era when reliable access to space is becoming increasingly vital, this move strengthens Canada’s position as a self-reliant space-faring nation.

@Rainmaker1973 Keep dreaming, while government wastes tax dollars on your (and others) dreams. You cannot tax law of physics into submission, no matter how hard you try.

@marcosagusstinn The last guy that wanted to “unify” Europe shot himself in 1945. Go and do some study.

@KirkLubimov I guess after buying Shaw they will fire everyone from there. Way to go Liberals with your stories about taking care of working people.

Rogers is looking to cut half of its workforce. That's just over 12,000 people. Things are fine.

@otokyo__ Single Malt scotch 😋

Can you name one thing Scotland gave to the world.

@ABDanielleSmith Honestly, why are we still knocking at the door that we already know that will remain forever closed?

A referendum is the purest and most direct form of democracy— on October 19th we will ask Albertans to weigh in on our future. To learn more about these questions and how you can vote, visit: albertareferendum2026.ca

@realMaalouf I’d rather stay out of their country if they stay out of mine.

People of all religions can visit the Vatican. People of all religions can visit Jerusalem. Only Muslims can visit Mecca. Non-Muslims are considered too ‘dirty’ and inferior. This is apartheid!

@Djoko_UTD After such a match does not matter who wins, because they are both losers.

Imagine paying $500 and getting a first row seat and you watch this… Literally the Second worst Tennis style 🤦

@Demeter_Erinia There are people that like to sleep up to 10am

Serious question. Why do people 50+ wake up like at 5 a.m.?

@PaulMitchell_AB Guys, this is the regime late Queen Elisabeth 2nd “negotiated” with Trudeau father. He threw on the table a meaningless piece of paper that was given the name “Constitution Act” to give the illusion that Canada has a constitution, when in fact was just a company incorporation act

How Albertans vote federally is irrelevant, since we are outvoted by the rest of socialist Canada. The Greater Toronto Area alone has 58 federal seats compared to only 37 in all of Alberta, so Albertans can't even outvote the GTA. Independence is Alberta's only viable option.

@MapleMagaMandy @JonFromAlberta @grok I am not amazed at all, look at the name of the Chief…

@soriena2 @JonFromAlberta You can’t believe Wikipedia. It was Election Canada. @grok was Alberta First Party rejected by Elections Canada?

The reality is the courts may throw out the petition. The backup plan is join the UCP and support independence minded candidates. I don’t want it to take that long but what else can we do?

@MapleMagaMandy @JonFromAlberta Wikipedia says that it was registered with Elections Alberta not Elections Canada in 1999. Then there is a news in Western Standard in March 2nd this year about Elections Canada denying registration for an Alberta independence party. Which one it is?

@soriena2 @JonFromAlberta They tried and Elections Canada denied them. Alberta doesn’t get the same treatment as Quebec.

@BertaBSDetector What’s your culture? I bet you don’t have any idea.

Can anybody tell me what Alberta's culture is? I have no idea.

@elonmusk In all the human history “they” were just tools. You need to do some study

If they’re willing to die to assassinate, imagine what they will do if they gain political power