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@jurgen_nauditt That agreement should be honoured like Trumps agreement to allow Patriot manufacturing

Ukraine has very rich and fertile soil, and we have signed an agreement on rare earths. We can go there at any time and take pretty much whatever we want — scum Trump.

@rustyrockets Your life?

What was the biggest price you paid for not getting vaccinated? Friends? Family? Your job? Your business? Your reputation?

@Rumple_4skin1 @BlacChamois @alanfryermedia Is everything coming up roses? No, but rhe economy is certainly not collapsing as PP would tell it. We are doing fairly well despite the Trump admin’s efforts. wsj.com/economy/centra… bankofcanada.ca/publications/m… Mfg www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quoti…

@tmagdy @BlacChamois @alanfryermedia Deluded, as usual. - The labour market remains soft. - Housing affordability is still a major issue. - Productivity growth remains weak. - Trade uncertainty persists. Canada's economy is no longer in the difficult position it was in during 2025, but it is not booming.

Well done, boys.

@dinahaddie It’s called Facebook, maybe you heard of it? 😅

Can someone point me in the direction of 45+ twitter? I don’t understand what any of the young people are talking about.

@BlacChamois @alanfryermedia Actually sounds positive GDP growth ✅ Stronger than forecast Manufacturing ✅ Record sales Canadian dollar✅ Monthly appreciation Federal deficit ✅ Much smaller Consumer spending ✅ Holding up Bank of Canada outlook✅ Gradually improving

@tmagdy @alanfryermedia Nothing in this LIEberal screwed up country is positive

@TruUptownPierre @ArneyJim @dave_wanted Not a person either, a bot

@ArneyJim @dave_wanted You’re not a scientist you’re person who doesn’t know anything about science and millions have died … the end

He died

I seem to recall some vague shrieking about a full-blown recession x.com/thejasonpugh/s…

For anyone keeping score Inflation rate: US - 3.5% Canada - 2.8% GDP Growth: US - 1.5% Canada - 3.4% Don't want to brag but PM Carney is hitting his stride making beneficial sound trade decisions for Canada while the US enters tough economic times

@KwikWarren Appease the crazy base who also spent years hunting for Epsteins files

I still don’t understand the political gain of vilifying and persecuting Dr. Fauci. I really don’t. What do Republicans expect to gain from it?! I fail to see the upside.

@HQNewsNow These are the words of a demented and confused old man, who might wake up one night and push “the button “ just to see what would happen.

Trump: The other day you read that 5 missiles were shot. They were going 8,600 miles an hour. Think of it, eight thousand, six hundred. Now a car, if you go 60, it gets to be a little faster if you go 100. 8,600 miles an hour, and they were big missiles and they were shot at Jordan. And our guys were there, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing. 5. Bing, bing, bing, bing, bing. Right? I had to be very careful.

@Dad_2_The_Bone Cherry Chocolate Pastrami

If you take the last ice cream flavor you had and combine it with your favorite deli meat, you'll get your Thursday night stripper name...

@WorkingCdns Read what? There are references to data sources or dates? What are you seeing other than wishful thinking ?

Seems you can’t read.

@alanfryermedia Pretty narrow selection of data, then. Seems it’s more of a switch to NDP rather than an increase in support. angusreid.org/climate-vote-l…

@tmagdy Angus Reid. July 26, 2026.

I’ve seen a lot of messages telling me to stop somewhere for a good meal or find a comfortable place to rest. But the farther you get from Kyiv, the fewer those places become. Many are closed. Some disappeared years ago. Most of my stops are simply on the side of the highway, watching the fields, the traffic, and Ukraine pass by. Every once in a while, I find a small place I must have driven past a thousand times without ever noticing. Walking gives you time to notice things. It has also given me a lot of time to think about myself, my soldiers, and what this war has changed inside me. I’ve thought about how I can be most useful and about all the roles I have taken on over the last year and a half, almost two years, far beyond what is written in my military contract. Fundraising. Purchasing equipment. Finding volunteers and organizations willing to help. Sharing the reality of my soldiers so they are not forgotten. Because of these posts, and because of all of you, we have already purchased bomber drone batteries and four thermal drones. Now we are discussing the possibility of buying a quadricycle. But the list of needs is still painfully long. The $50,000 goal sounded enormous when I began this walk. The reality is that hundreds of soldiers depend on what we are able to provide. Hundreds. Across dozens of positions, companies, and teams. And $50,000 disappears very quickly when a single piece of equipment can cost thousands. I need your help. paypal.com/donate?campaig… Please consider donating to my soldiers so we can continue supplying their positions and helping them hold the line. Thank you for following this journey. Thank you for walking beside me. Most importantly, thank you for standing behind the men who are still out there fighting. #SupportUkraine #Support93

Living in southern France has changed how I think about climate. Port-la-Nouvelle receives about the same annual rainfall as it did a decade ago. The difference is that the rain now tends to fall in shorter, more intense downpours, with longer dry spells in between. Those longer dry periods leave vegetation tinder-dry, increasing the risk of wildfires. Then, when heavy rain finally arrives, it can overwhelm the ground, causing flash flooding, erosion, and damage to roads, homes, farms, and businesses. As a Canadian living here, I see a parallel with home. Canadians are witnessing increasingly destructive wildfire seasons, while here in southern France the challenge is often the combination of drought, wildfire risk, and intense rain. It's a reminder that climate impacts don't always mean more rain. They can mean rain falling differently, with real consequences for local communities and their economies. #ClimateChange #Wildfires #Flooding #Drought #ClimateAdaptation #Canada #France #Mediterranean #Resilience #Infrastructure #Agriculture #WaterSecurity

@glenn_tunes It’s actually a question for stupid Americans

MAYBE THIS IS A STUPID NORWEGIAN QUESTION BUT HOW COME THE US PRESIDENT IS ALLOWED TO DO SO MUCH ILLEGAL STUFF AND STILL GETS TO BE PRESIDENT 🤔

Today, the Russians used their ballistic missile to destroy an ordinary house belonging to an ordinary family in Radushne, near Kryvyi Rih, in our Dnipro region. It was the Voronov family: mother Olena, father Artem, seven children – Mark, Dominika, Zakharii, Azarii Ilai, Federica, Emilia, and Viorika – and one-and-a-half-year-old grandson Artem, the child of their eldest son, who is now defending Ukraine. As of now, it has been confirmed that parents and three children – Mark, Azarii Ilai, and Emilia – were killed. The Russian missile struck with such force that almost nothing was left of the house… Fragments of human bodies were found under the rubble, and only forensic examinations can establish which members of the family they belong to. The fate of Zakharii, Dominika, Viorika, Federica, and Artem is still being determined… It is a horrific crime of Russia’s war against Ukraine – against ordinary people, against ordinary life. This Russian evil can only be stopped by the whole world. No one in the world can be left to face such terror alone. And when we say that Ukraine needs missiles for Patriots, when we seek the capabilities to defend ourselves against Russian ballistic missiles, this isn’t about abstractions. We are talking about families like this, people like these, who can live if we have the means to shoot down Russian missiles – if our partners help us with interceptors. Families who can be killed if we have nothing to stop Russian Iskanders with. It is important that these people are seen by those who make decisions – decisions at the Pentagon, in European capitals, and everywhere in the world where there is an opportunity to help Ukraine protect lives. Reality speaks for itself. Protecting lives is necessary. Air defense missiles are necessary. Eternal memory to all Ukrainians who were killed by Russian strikes… Eternal gratitude to everyone who helps!

Building a stronger, more resilient Canadian economy.

@ThatEricAlper Trump’s math issues are contagious it seems. Wonder if we can develop a vaccine for that?