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@jaymo1013

Philosophy: Aim for consistently grounded takes. Operate in good faith. Admit when wrong. Broaden understanding of important topics. Live your values

Ontario, Canada شامل ہوئے Şubat 2014
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JM@jaymo1013·
Make peace. Not war.
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Adrian Harewood
Adrian Harewood@CarAdrianH·
A remarkable thing about #StephenLewis is that he never held power. He was never a premier or a prime minister. He was a provincial opposition leader. Even before becoming UN ambassador he had tremendous moral suasion in Canada & was regarded as a national leader…a statesman.
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Bev 🇨🇦
Bev 🇨🇦@Garnet_2203·
$611,000 for a Chief of Police is “an outlier that demands scrutiny”? You’re right it does. But don’t act like this is happening in isolation. At the same time 300 Peel teachers are being laid off Class sizes are growing Kids are losing support And we’re told there’s “no money” So yes, scrutinize the salary But follow it all the way Because when the Mayor a friend chairs the Police Board and influences that pay, this isn’t just optics It’s governance It’s conflict And people can see it And spare me the “different jurisdictions” excuse Police may be regional Education may be provincial But it’s the same taxpayers footing the bill Cuts for classrooms Approval at the top That’s why people are angry And that’s why trust is breaking
Paul Manning@mobinfiltrator

$611K base salary for a Chief of Police isn’t just high, it’s an outlier that demands scrutiny. What I really want to say is it’s fucking disgusting. When a Chiefs good friend, the Mayor, chairs the Police Board and has influence over that pay, the issue isn’t just compensation, it’s governance. It’s conflict. Even if it’s technically allowed, the optics are terrible. Public trust in policing doesn’t survive arrangements that look like this. The board should have to disclose the decision making process that led them here. #cdnpoli #onpoli thepointer.com/article/2026-0…

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T.D. Leaker@TdLeaker·
I must say, Peel Region Police Chief making over $600k, up about 25% since last year, and Peel Region CAO salary up nearly 100% and CAO of Mississauga earning $351k in 2025 but not working a single day is:
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Thursday@ennui365·
Thursday tweet media
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Philip Proudfoot
Philip Proudfoot@PhilipProudfoot·
Tragedy?! TRAGEDY? They used the rooftop logo as a target; they struck three cars, one after the other, as the still-living transferred from one vehicle to the other. The movements were all along deconflicted routes. Tragedy?
Hamish Falconer MP@HFalconerMP

A tragedy like the Israeli strike on the World Central Kitchen aid convoy in Gaza must never happen again. Two years on, I pay tribute to the bravery of those staff. We continue to push Israel for justice for the families of John Chapman, James “Jim” Henderson and James Kirby.

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Christopher Leonard
Christopher Leonard@ChrisLeonardATL·
Professor John Mearsheimer : "if there were Nuremberg trials right where the Israelis and the Americans were brought before the court, President Trump along with President Netanyahu and many of their advisors would be hanged"
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Richard Sanders
Richard Sanders@PulaRJS·
Israel is ethnically cleansing southern Lebanon - a displacement of people bigger than the 1948 Nakba. It ought to be front and centre of western news reporting.
Simona Foltyn@SimonaFoltyn

Only one bridge is left to connect to the coastal city of #Tyre after #Israel bombed seven bridges crossing the Litani, practically isolating #Lebanon’s south. If that bridge gets struck too, it would create “a humanitarian disaster,” an official in Tyre told me. 15% of the city’s 60k residents remain despite Israel’s forced evac orders. Report coming soon @PBS @NewsHour.

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Chris Glover
Chris Glover@chrisglover·
🚨 Breaking 🚨 NDP obtains a government document showing that 12 days before Ford signed the Ontario Place deal with Therme, a civil servant warned: "Therme has low liquidity, low equity value, and its financial strength appears weak." Therme lied about owning 6 spas in Europe when they owned 1 and claimed as equity money they expected to earn from a spa not yet built in Germany. #ONpoli globalnews.ca/news/11753811/…
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If we properly used our other resources - particularly our great natural wealth, this kind of expensive investment as a country in our transportation infrastructure would make good sense, and we should expand the footprint coast to coast, as we all connecting major urban hubs in the Prairies, through to BC. Connecting people as a nation, making it cheaper to travel from sea to shining sea, is worthwhile. It would be fine to run this at a loss, the Canada Post model, for the benefit of Canadian citizens. Assuming we generated enough wealth from our other investments. It would be good to make our country feel a little smaller. And you have to start somewhere but this definitely shouldn't be limited to the Laurentians. Give us a means of travelling quickly across country that doesn't involve flying. Make them the best technology in existence today, something to rival the Japanese and Chinese trains that are out there. It would become a symbol of national pride - as long as it benefited each part of our nation. This is the kind of thing that 20-50 years later, people take for granted.
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Paul Manning
Paul Manning@mobinfiltrator·
I see everyone arguing about the High speed rail. And most of those arguments ignore facts and are clearly partisan. They’re selling high-speed rail as a $60–90B project. Bullshit! 90% of megaprojects go over budget. California HSR? Quoted $33B, actually $120B+. UK HSR? Billions over and still climbing. Toronto LRT? Years late, billions over. This is going cost $2,500–$4,000 per Canadian. And who will use it? Primarily a corridor between Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec City. Now the part they forget to mention. Even optimistic projections show 40–60 years to see a return. That’s assuming strong ridership, no major overruns, no delays. Reality? Most high-speed rail systems never make the money back invested and require ongoing public subsidies. So we’re borrowing tens of billions… to build something a portion of the country uses… that will never pay for itself… and in all likelihood cost 100s of millions a year to operate. This is not a smart investment. Someone stands to make a lot of money from this and it’s not everyday Canadians.
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Ted Rutland
Ted Rutland@TedRutland·
The main organization in Canada that advocates for Palestinian prisoners was designated a terrorist organization by the our government in 2024, but the country poised to put prisoners to death without a trial is an ally.
The Cradle@TheCradleMedia

VIDEO | Israeli National Security Minister Ben Gvir, outside the Knesset chamber, celebrates the passing of the death penalty law for Palestinian detainees, describing it as historic and saying, “Soon we will count them one by one.”

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