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Tim Thielmann

@timthielmann

Director: Making A Killing documentary https://t.co/TkNe6fGKEi.Typos are not endorsements.

Victoria, BC Katılım Eylül 2023
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Tim Thielmann
Tim Thielmann@timthielmann·
Unpopular take: Getting off the reserve alive is what makes an indigenous person a “survivor,” not having attended a residential school. Here’s why. You may want to bookmark this one. 1/10 🧵
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Tim Thielmann@timthielmann·
@gddub Yeah it’s not like his problem is that he needs A bigger audience. He needs a better message.
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Greg Wycliffe
Greg Wycliffe@gddub·
If Pierre Poilievre did such a good job on Joe Rogan then clips from the podcast would lead to challenging conversations instead of just a bunch of comments about how he did such a good job on Joe Rogan.
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@HerCuriousBooks @Prominent_Bryan That’s not to say you couldn’t add property rights protection to the charter, but we really do have to just remove aboriginal rights and title and other indigenous entitlements altogether.
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Tim Thielmann@timthielmann·
@HerCuriousBooks @Prominent_Bryan No, unfortunately, because you would have to amend the constitution anyways and if you’re going to do that, you may as well remove aboriginal title altogether because it doesn’t only jeopardize private property. It also undermines democratic control of public land and resources.
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Bryan Breguet
Bryan Breguet@Prominent_Bryan·
KLF answered a question by saying she'd use the notwithstanding clause for property rights Not surprising but we need every candidate to explicitly say so
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Tara Armstrong
Tara Armstrong@TaraArmstrongBC·
Far left activists believe violence is a joke and jokes are violence. Why would anybody listen to these people?
Graeme Flannigan@graemeflanniga1

Kelowna Pride @kelownapride spokeswoman Candace Banks (they/them) is demanding that the adult performance be cancelled. If Global News had done its due diligence they would have known that Candace Banks is a deranged activist who called for the assassination of US President Trump

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Cosmin Dzsurdzsa
Cosmin Dzsurdzsa@cosminDZS·
It's generational betrayal. And the first political leader who actually creates a release valve for this tension is going to change politics forever. Forget the youth optimism that carried Justin Trudeau to power. Young people are going to want their pound of flesh. It won't be pretty but it will be necessary and in the long run, probably good for the country. Gen Z/Millennials aren't going to simply roll over while their futures and their children's futures are traded away for scraps. These generations are being asked to not only tolerate but willingly embrace the fallout of policies that are actively disenfranchising them.
Ben Woodfinden@BenWoodfinden

"Canada’s story gets even more depressing when only young people under 25 are counted. The country then falls to 71st, another new low. Young people were once, on average, the happiest Canadian cohort; now they’re the most miserable. And when compared to 136 countries, that 10-year drop in life satisfaction is one of the largest in the world, placing Canada just four slots from the bottom."

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Tim Thielmann@timthielmann·
I saw this 15 years ago as a lawyer for a band in northern BC. A Chinese coal company rep handed a band official $20,000 in cash in an unmarked envelope. But that official wasn’t crooked and the band opposed the mine. We took pictures of the cash, gave it back, and took the company to court. The judge shrugged. Company got its permits. By giving tribal leaders a veto over major resource projects, bribery in one form or another is now the ordinary course of business, even if it’s no longer cash in envelopes. Now, it’s billion dollar payouts. This is how reconciliation despite its lofty goals and some well meaning individuals working for indigenous groups, has rapidly corrupted our economy, and will soon transform British Columbia into the third world.
Nadine Wellwood@NadineWellwood

Watch the full interview here: youtu.be/yZdYXIZ3ETI China is actively targeting First Nations jurisdictions in the North for intelligence operations, aiming to corrupt leaders for access to critical minerals.

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Tim Thielmann@timthielmann·
@rwrandall I’m not sure you realize how pervasive the indigenization in schools has become (or how anti-Christian the schools already are). The “winter performance“ in my kids’ school made no mention of anything Christian and opened with a lengthy land acknowledgement by the children.
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Robert Randall 🇨🇦🇺🇦
@timthielmann Let's abandon ancient tribal superstition and support real western values. Like the upcoming Easter Holy Days where we celebrate the magic man who comes alive.
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Tim Thielmann@timthielmann·
Reconciliation means your kids are immersed in tribal superstitions and race guilt while colonial preoccupations like literacy and numeracy are “decentred”. Would love seeing leadership hopefuls at least dog-whistling (smoke-signalling) an intention to challenge the BCTF.
Jim McMurtry@JimMcMurtry01

Photo smuggled out of BCTF Politburo Meeting—#1 priority for teachers… decolonization/Indigenous struggles

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Tim Thielmann@timthielmann·
@JimMcMurtry01 One might think that with 38,000 applications for compensation accepted, costing $3 billion, there would be plenty of evidence to convict all those evil priests. Nope.
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Tristin Hopper
Tristin Hopper@TristinHopper·
If cannibalism became a new Canadian trend and there were sddenly cannibalism bars opening on every corner, I'd hope that rather than advocating some new top-down ban on cannibalism, you'd conclude it was a sign that the Canadian soul itself was in desperate need of repair. This is increasingly my view of the state of things.
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Tara Armstrong
Tara Armstrong@TaraArmstrongBC·
You fired about 7x that many healthcare workers with your unscientific COVID mandates. You celebrated as wave after wave of immigrants flooded into understaffed hospitals. You broke our healthcare system and 89 US doctors won’t fix it. Resign.
David Eby@Dave_Eby

Donald Trump's loss is BC's gain. 🧑‍⚕️ We've hired over 400 US healthcare workers in the last year through our targeted recruitment campaign. That's 89 doctors, 260 nurses, 45 nurse practitioners and 23 allied health professionals. (1/6)

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Tim Pettit
Tim Pettit@Tim_Pettit_·
I was very humbled today to be recognized by Lexpert as a Lexpert-ranked lawyer in Personal Injury, one of 10 to be so ranked in the province of British Columbia. There are many excellent personal injury lawyers in British Columbia and I am very grateful to my peers for this honour.
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Bryan Breguet
Bryan Breguet@Prominent_Bryan·
Absolutely dumbass post Yes we should have kept HST but for once people were able to actually tell the government to f off after lying to us I signed to have the referendum and then voted to keep HST. Zero regrets. We should have more referendums
Co-op Tory 🍁@CoopTory

The British Columbia HST Referendum is an example of why we should not have referendums. Low-information voters were whipped into a frenzy to overturn a more efficient tax that was reduced bureaucracy and increased competitiveness. BC had to repay a $1.6B federal grant.

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Tim Thielmann@timthielmann·
What is reconciliation and when does it end? Ask your BC Conservative leadership hopefuls these questions and don’t accept “I’m going to repeal DRIPA” as an answer. When does it end? All of it
Mortimer@mortimer_1

Still have not heard a single answer from First Nations leaders or politicians on when ‘reconciliation’ has been completed or what their definition is of completion. The reason, they all want it to be perpetual and never ending. There is no defined ending on purpose.

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Tim Thielmann@timthielmann·
The science didn’t support the oral history in Kamloops. The thread below examines the recent recognition of aboriginal, title and the oral history that appears to have been used to justify this recognition.
The Reclamare@TheReclamare

On February 20, 2026 the Canadian government recognized Musqueam First Nation title over much of Greater Vancouver The science and historical record raise serious questions about the oral history underpinning it Here is my argument🧶

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RAW EGG NATIONALIST
RAW EGG NATIONALIST@Babygravy9·
Something else: the residential-schools hoax functions in the same way for the legitimacy of the Canadian nation as slavery does for that of the American. The residential schools provide an alternative founding story that tells us Canada’s entire existence, from the beginning, was built on oppression and exploitation and therefore white Europeans should be dispossessed, with their rights and property given to brown people instead. This is exactly the logic of the 1619 Project and race-grifting radicals in the US.
Fortissax@FortySacks

The cold, hard, eldritch truth that would shake the nation to its core is that Canadian liberalism is literally, mostly an American export. Whether it was Protestant reformers, like Methodists and Baptists who came with the late Loyalists for the free land, spurred on the Upper and Lower Canada rebellions, were promptly crushed, and then forced to argue their liberal democratic views in British Whig constitutionalist language. Or the managerial technocrats like C.D. Howe who converted Ottawa’s wartime bureaucracy into a centralizing managerial apparatus, aligning it with Franklin Roosevelt’s. The liberal Jack Pickersgill who coined the phrase “Canada is a nation of immigrants”. J.M. Bumstead, the first to distort history and rebrand Canada as multicultural. Anti-colonialist Lester Pearson (propped up by Democrat John F. Kennedy), who fraternized with American liberals and changed the flag in the name of ethnic and racial equity. Pierre Trudeau ripping off American Ellis Island mythology and executing the cultural revolution. Will Kymlicka arguing the liberal minority rights legal framing for our own Civil Rights Act. Brian Mulroney liberalizing the economy and pursuing continental integration. Ninette Kelley and Michael Trebilcock publishing Making of a Mosaic and the 2000s primary school globalism that followed. Putting Viola Desmond on the $10 bill for a Rosa Parks of our own. The astroturfed Residential School genocide to fabricate our own holocaust mythos. Nearly every single aspect of Canadian liberalism exploits the primordial instinct in Canadians to not be American, realigns it with the liberal post-war consensus, and the result is a fetid oligarchic gynogerontocracy that relentlessly aims to outdo the Americans at their own ideology. LGBT wasn’t good enough so Canadian liberals invented 2SLGBTQIA+. Canadian liberals don’t hate the United States. They envy and admire it. They wish they had the power, wealth, and influence of the Democrats. They are loyalists to Blue America. On the flip side, American leftists think Canadian leftists are cutesy, quaint little siblings best kept at arm’s length. Liberal Canada is the true Little America, romanticized by blowhards like Michael Moore. A holy place of pilgrimage to visit and never return to demonstrate piety to humanist secular left-liberalism.

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The Reclamare
The Reclamare@TheReclamare·
The narrative that Canadian Indigenous were the specific targets of unique oppression and victimization by Europeans in the 1800's is a myth I'll prove it🧵
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