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@WorldOfStats44 @VisualCap Nothing decides the quality of life in a Country more than the people within it.

The world's lowest happiness scores (2025, 154 countries): 145. 🇷🇼 Rwanda — 3.22 146. 🇭🇹 Haiti — 3.09 147. 🇨🇩 DR Congo — 2.99 148. 🇸🇱 Sierra Leone — 2.93 149. 🇱🇧 Lebanon — 2.84 150. 🇦🇫 Afghanistan — 1.31 All are affected by conflict, instability, or extreme poverty. t.co/vk3dbADBCJ

The World’s Happiest Countries, Ranked Each Year (2015–2025) 😁 visualcapitalist.com/ranked-the-wor…

@AnitaAnandMP You are not Canadian

Today, I spoke with my Egyptian counterpart, Badr Abdelatty, to discuss the latest developments in the Middle East. I underscored Canada’s commitment to de-escalation and reaffirmed our readiness to contribute to these efforts. I also thanked Egypt for its leadership in promoting diplomatic solutions. We agreed to remain in close contact as we continue to advance efforts toward peace and stability in the region.

@MarkJCarney Its time we stopped indigenous funding. Their unappreciated privelidges have gone too far. I want my tax money back.

Canada’s new Nature Strategy will protect up to 2.4 million km² of our lands and oceans. By harnessing the power of modern technology and the wisdom of Indigenous traditions, we are making unprecedented conservation efforts to build a stronger, more sustainable Canada.

@CTVNews How about spending some tax money on tax paying Canadians.

Ottawa announces another $51 million in aid programming for Ukraine ctvnews.ca/politics/artic…

@carolynhparrish You won me over with your comment replies. I didnt believe we had anyone actually standing up for real Canadians (not the imported paper canadians) but it looks like you might be someone to speak for us.

Free, full-sized Canadian Flags are ready for pick up today and all next week at the Welcome Desk in Mississauga City Hall. Just show identification that verifies your Mississauga address. Hopefully you will celebrate Canada Day displaying it on your property.

@archop3ga @carolynhparrish Im with you.

@carolynhparrish This is the true flag of Canada, the one brave Canadians fought under and died for in 2 world wars. Not this post national, culturally-devoid maple leaf “corporate logo” one that I no longer care about or acknowledge.

@Thewealthywrist @carolynhparrish Settlers, not colonizers. Whoever was there before us must have been useless because they did nothing with the land.

@carolynhparrish Yes you can get them you just need to get your permits to fly a traditional colonizer flag You also need written permission from your neighbours that it’s ok with them Then you need to apply for the license to fly a non pride coloured flag Then you’re good to go

@carolynhparrish Is this even Canada anymore?

@globalnews Not a drop of canadian blood in her. Tired of seeing people with no ties to canadian heritage in public office

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand slammed the legislation shortly before the vote Wednesday, but 15 Liberal MPs ultimately voted in favour. globalnews.ca/news/11726541/…

@globalnews Hes not Canandian. Not a drop of Canadian blood

Canada's public safety minister said the new bill "is not about surveillance of Canadians going on about their daily lives. It is about keeping Canadians safe in the online space." globalnews.ca/news/11727555/…

@TorontoStar Stop

Canada launches new program to grant 33,000 foreign workers permanent residence, immigration minister reveals trib.al/uyDWunC

@globalnews Can you tell how far Canadians heads are up their butts

Only seven per cent of Canadians surveyed said their fellow citizens were morally bad, compared to 53 per cent of Americans. globalnews.ca/news/11718062/…

@Variety Yeah....but at least now we wont have to watch everything turn gay :)

David Ellison says a merged Paramount-Warner Bros. would release over 30 films in cinemas a year, but history tells a different story. • After Disney acquired 20th Century Fox, annual output dropped from 14 films in 2017 and 2018 to just three in 2023, four in 2024 and six in 2025. • In 2025, Warner Bros. released 11 films. Paramount released nine. • Exhibitors predict a similar decline if Paramount’s bid for Warner Bros. passes regulatory approval. “It’s a case of pick your poison,” says an exhibition consultant. “The extended battle over which terrible deal would happen will result in fewer major studio releases.” wp.me/pc8uak-1lGXtz

@globalnews We want to make sure Canada stays Canandian.

Canadians "want to make sure that Canada remains a secure and sovereign country,” said the defence minister. globalnews.ca/news/11705140/…

@MarkJCarney Havent they received enough?

Canada’s first Inuit-led university will be a game changer for the North.

@BMelchitt @nationalpost Some would say Ottawa is the one betraying this Country

@nationalpost Danielle Smith ks a complete traitor to Canada and should be investigated for foreign interference.

'I trust the judgement of Albertans': Smith to hold referendum on immigration, amending Canada's Constitution nationalpost.com/news/canada/da…

@liu_zc42321 @archeohistories You live with a cowards mind. If Muslims respected life they wouldnt threaten death for resisting conversion. Mohammed brought the promise of lust in return for slavery. That sounds more like the devil to me.

@archeohistories These Christians' sacrifices for religion were actually meaningless—Muslims also believe in God and revere Jesus as a prophet. Why not temporarily convert to Islam to save their lives? Though this might offend Christians, life is more important.

It was 1480, and the streets of Otranto were choked with bodies—men in torn doublets, women clutching lifeless infants, children whose cries had already gone silent. Across the harbor, the banners of the Ottoman Empire rippled in the sea breeze, their crimson field and crescent moon stark against the blue of the Adriatic. The city’s gates, battered and splintered, hung useless on their hinges. Behind them, in the cathedral square, eight hundred men stood bound in rows, their faces set, eyes fixed on the horizon. A Turkish officer read the final demand: embrace Islam or face the sword. When no one stepped forward, the blades began their work. Otranto had been the sentinel of Italy’s heel for centuries, a fortified port guarding the narrow channel between the Adriatic and the Ionian Seas. On July 28, 1480, a fleet of roughly ninety Ottoman galleys appeared offshore, carrying an invasion force of eighteen thousand under the command of Gedik Ahmed Pasha. The target was not merely a provincial town but the gateway to the Kingdom of Naples—and, potentially, all of Italy. Mehmet II, “the Conqueror” of Constantinople, had turned his gaze westward. If Otranto fell, nothing stood between the Sultan’s armies and the papal states. The siege began with cannon fire that shook the very limestone foundations of the walls. For fifteen days the defenders, numbering perhaps six thousand including civilians, resisted with crossbow bolts, arquebus fire, and boiling oil poured from the battlements. The city’s governor, Count Francesco Largo, fell early in the fighting, leaving Archbishop Stefano Pendinelli to rally both soldiers and townsfolk. Chroniclers tell of the archbishop walking the ramparts in full vestments, carrying the relics of St. Stephen and offering absolution to the dying. But the walls could not withstand the relentless pounding. On August 11, a breach yawned open, and the Ottoman troops surged in. What followed was a massacre. An estimated twelve thousand inhabitants were killed outright; five thousand more—mostly women and children—were chained for the slave markets and the harems of the east. The surviving men of fighting age, some eight hundred in number, were herded together. According to Italian and later Vatican accounts, they were offered their lives in exchange for conversion to Islam. Their spokesman, a humble tailor named Antonio Primaldo, answered for them all: they would remain faithful to Christ, whatever the cost. One by one, they were beheaded outside the city walls, their bodies left as a warning and their heads sent to the Sultan. The sack of Otranto shocked all of Christendom. Pope Sixtus IV called for a crusade, while Ferdinand I of Naples and the rulers of Spain scrambled to reinforce their coasts. Yet the wider Ottoman campaign stalled; Mehmet II died unexpectedly the following year, and in 1481 a Neapolitan force retook the ruined city. Still, the memory of those August days lingered. Otranto became a symbol—the last Italian city to fall to a Muslim army, and the place where, in the eyes of contemporaries, the fate of Europe teetered on a knife’s edge. In time, the eight hundred would be canonized as the Martyrs of Otranto, their bones enshrined in the cathedral. #archaeohistories

@BusinessInsider @Adobe If I try to talk to someone for business purposes and they have a bot respond for them, ill immediately look for another option.

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@globalnews Never the culprits fault, only seems to be an issue when someone speaks out

"I want to be clear: the word in question is wrong and not part of my vocabulary," Nicole Curtis said. globalnews.ca/news/11664939/…

@CTVNews This was deliberate. The liberals let in the third world, Muslims, pushed gender ideology screwing up children. Thats why Canada is turning into a violent sh*thole. An excuse for control.

Mass shootings in Canada have helped prompt changes to firearm laws over the decades ctvnews.ca/politics/artic…