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@LindaPeters64 Yahoo! 😊

@sumwin10 Terrific #levidrome sleuthing, Louise! 😁

Yob - Boy? #levidrome

Follow cryptic clues, to discover a #levidrome (creates a new word, spelled backward), i.e., Tip > Pit. 🔎 A young hooligan who behaves in a very rude, aggressive way > A male child or adolescent. Hmm... 🤔 Quote (not reply) with your solution & #levidrome tag.

🚨🇪🇸 BREAKING: Spain just drew a line. Pedro Sánchez is calling on the EU to suspend its Association Agreement with Israel following the strikes on Lebanon. Not a statement. Not a suggestion. A demand. While the US plays ceasefire games, Spain is asking Europe to choose: trade or accountability. The rest of the EU will now have to answer. Silence is no longer an option.

Purple Plant Power-- Where do the plants get that hue? organicgranny.com/2025/05/purple… #gardening

In 2022, Deng Youcai's wife was left paralyzed by a brain tumor. She asked him to let her die, but he refused. He became her full-time caregiver, spent over ¥2m (~$280,000), and danced everyday in front of her to cheer her up until she finally recovered. Unconditional love❤️

@MotazSaleh2001 Yes🇱🇧🇨🇦

Simple YES or NO poll. Do you stand with Lebanon? A. Yes B. No

Canada, 1929 — five women refused to accept that they were legally “less than.” And they took the entire system to court. For decades, Canadian law used the word “persons” in a way that quietly excluded women—especially when it came to power. Women could vote by this point, they could work, they could organize… but they could not be appointed to the Senate. Why? Because “qualified persons” was interpreted to mean men. It sounds unbelievable now—but legally, women were still standing outside the definition of full political existence. Then came the five who would change it forever: Emily Murphy, Nellie McClung, Henrietta Edwards, Louise McKinney, and Irene Parlby—later known as the Famous Five. They asked a simple, explosive question: Are women “persons” under the law? The case went all the way to the highest court in Canada. The answer came back: no. Women, legally, were not included. Most people would have stopped there. They didn’t. They pushed the case further—to Britain’s highest court, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. And in 1929, everything shifted. The ruling declared that the Constitution was a “living tree”—capable of growth and change. And women? Women were, undeniably, persons. With that single decision, women could finally be appointed to the Senate. But more than that, it cracked open a much larger truth: rights were not fixed—they could be fought for, redefined, expanded. What makes this moment powerful isn’t just the victory. It’s the fact that, in 1929—not ancient history—women had to argue, in court, that they counted as people. And they won. © Women In World History #archaeohistories

☀️ Good morning Canada. Welcome to my misinformation edition 🇨🇦 Canada politics Today’s theme: how misinformation spreads through influencer networks and social media. • A viral claim from commentator Marc Nixon cited a “poll” from Maple Polling claiming Mark Carney had 77.1% negative approval. When questioned and compared with legitimate polling data, Maple Polling deleted the tweet. The misinformation had already reached ~19K impressions. • A second viral claim alleged Carney was booed on a jumbotron clip at a sports event. The claim was circulated by accounts including Tracy Wilson and echoed by others. The accompanying TSN video clip contains no audible booing. • Claims that Canada is planning to join the European Union also circulated online. While commentator Mario Zelaya framed this as a serious Liberal proposal, there is no government policy or negotiation suggesting Canada could or would join the European Union. • Another viral post suggested Bill C‑9 (Canada) could criminalize passages from the Bible. In reality, the bill concerns judicial discipline procedures and does not regulate religious speech. • Jasmine Laine claimed Carney ignored French speakers until campaigning in Terrebonne. Yet Carney’s public engagements in Quebec pre-date that event. 📉 Pattern: Unverified claims → viral posts → impressions accumulate → corrections rarely travel as far. This is just in the last week. Pluralistic democracies depend on evidence-based debate, not viral narratives. You have coffee ☕️, I’ll pour myself a glass of wine 🍷 #GoodMorning #Canada #cdnpoli #MediaLiteracy #Misinformation

#theBeeAt3 Basic bee facts every day at 3pm. # 307 Research suggests that protecting/enhancing existing #hedgerows with early blooming species like #willow, hawthorn, ground ivy, red dead-nettle, maple & cherry could improve bumblebee colony success rate from 35-100%. #bees

Happy #InternationalBeaverDay Beaver Trust is a registered charity dedicated to restoring beavers to regenerate our landscapes. Find out more about our work and this incredible keystone species on our website👇 beavertrust.org #RestoringBeavers #RegeneratingLandscapes

The last time Canada had an energy policy that “put Canadians first,” and ensured that our rich endowment of oil resulted in below-world gasoline prices, was the early-1980s National Energy Policy. Does Aaron have any idea what he’s actually calling for here?? /2

Vancouver island 💥 single shot sony gear thanks for looking if any one even sees this...! #moonsighting #baldeagles #vancouverisland

@dylanlover1969 Thank you for such a cute and hilarious GIF!!

@sumwin10 Yes!

Bun - Nub #levidrome

Queen BUMBLEBEES - HELP THEM OUT! A vital thread concerning bumblebee queens at this time of year! Please #retweet/#share. EVERY QUEEN BUMBLEBEE THAT SURVIVES GETS TO ESTABLISH A NEST which otherwise would not happen. Let me explain. 1/11 #bees #help #love #nature #bumblebees

I agree with what Pope Leo XIV stated today in his first Easter speech:

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