Truth is treason in an empire of lies.

Joined February 2010
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Replying to @WallStreetApes
Curious if he's gonna go after the worst ones first or run the risk of being attacked.
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Cowichan Tribes received at total of $559,174,325 in Tax Money from 2017-2025 2024 – $94,612,898 2023 – $93,842,606 2021 – $68,783,182 2020 – $52,380,224 2019 – $58,235,940 2018 – $48,878,721 2017 – $36,517,007 (covering April 1, 2024, to March 31, 2025), the tribe's total revenue was $144,166,633. Of this, a significant portion—approximately $100 million—comes from government transfers and grants,
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1200 meetings with indigenous tribes in one week and ZERO meetings with the general public about the giveaways of BC’s money, land, and power.
It’s been 10 years of the First Nations Leadership Gathering — and this year’s was the largest yet. This week, more than 1200 meetings took place between First Nations the provincial government. It’s an opportunity to listen, learn and find ways to make a meaningful difference.
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The best form of reconciliation would be bringing the soul destroying reserve system to an end.
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The corruption is by design and it must end.
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BC is now the only western economy on the planet where you can’t take indefeasible title to the bank. If this ruling isn’t overturned, private ownership is toast.
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To ease pressure on public healthcare, allow optional private care and deport migrants here illegally. Raise pay and hire more frontline workers by cutting DEI and other administrative waste. The system wil improve.
Replying to @DanMazierMP
Canada has fewer doctors, hospital beds, and MRIs, and among the longest wait times, than other countries with universal health care. Yet, the cost to taxpayers is as high as, if not higher than, in other countries. Where is the money going?
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The only way to secure private property rights for indigenous Canadians is to abolish aboriginal title and the Indian Act. If you don’t, then the collective rights granted by aboriginal title just empower indigenous governments who are not necessarily bound by the Charter.
If the property rights of non-Indigenous Peoples matter, do the property rights of Indigenous Peoples also matter? That's a question I'm constantly asking about how the media are covering the reactions to the Cowichan title decision.
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Replying to @TruthWarriorDad
Some good points but about those jews, you know the ones that have been running the NGOs mass importing the 3rd world:
Mossad assets talking about taking out US representatives on live television.
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The entire city of Kamloops and the SunPeaks resort. Wild what’s happening in BC right now.
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I can't stress this enough: there are more Aboriginal title land claims in B.C. than there is land.
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These were our growing up years. Hindu, muslim, christian, families together, convent schools and bollywood music. Celebrating India and indianness. Then came the Sanghis with hate and destroyed the country.
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XPENG's next-gen IRON robot effectively crossed the uncanny valley, leading many to believe it was a human in a suit. In a follow-up event to prove it was a robot, He Xiaopeng had its leg skin cut open in front of a live audience. The robot then walked off the stage.
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everyone who travels a lot knows it's because Airbnbs are consistently worse than hotels
Curious to get people’s thoughts on why, after a blockbuster IPO and continued growth, Airbnb stock has performed so poorly over the past 5 years relative to other tech stocks
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Replying to @krystalball
On one end the elites screw us (middle class) with wars, debt and politics. On the other end the lower class screw us with crime, drugs and fraudulent welfare programs. The middle class these days just want both of these classes to just STFU and thrown into prisons.
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This sociopath is literally saying, "Yeah, I'm making billions building up a bubble, but that's okay, because when it bursts, the American taxpayers will bail me out, so I can keep making more billions." Hard to even find words for the depravity of these MFers.
In a new podcast Sam Altman says: " When something gets sufficiently huge ... the federal government is kind of the insurer of last resort, as we've seen in various financial crises ... given the magnitude of what I expect AI's economic impact to look like, I do think the government ends up as the insurer of last resort."
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If David Eby uses aboriginal title to block Alberta’s pipeline, Danielle Smith should demand constitutional reform. It’s Canadian prosperity or aboriginal title. We actually have to choose.
Our Economy, Our Coast
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Paul, why does every reservation look like shit? Rusted farm machinery, garbage, deterioration, decay. 🇨🇦 taxpayers have given over $1,000,000,000,000 That’s One Trillion dollars since 1975 to these Indigenous “caretakers of the land” & they can’t clean up their shit?
This Indigenous Education Month, we honour the voices and leadership of Indigenous communities shaping education across Ontario. Recently, I had the privilege of meeting with the wonderful team behind the Kinoomaadziwin Education Body (KEB) to discuss their priorities, greatest needs and how we can support the success of the First Nations students they serve.
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David Eby just signed the North Coast Protection Declaration with a handful of First Nation chiefs without asking a single British Columbian for input and without taking it to the Legislature. So let’s get this straight, our Premier is helping Ottawa and a few coastal elites lock Alberta and Northern B.C. out of the ocean, block our export routes, and kill off future jobs all while pretending it’s about “protection.” Whose protection? Not ours.  Not the working people in Fort St. John, Dawson Creek, Chetwynd, or any other northern communities who depend on energy, forestry, and resource jobs.  It’s about pandering to activists and UN bureaucrats while handcuffing our provinces’ ability to build and trade. Alberta can ship south through the U.S. Gulf and bypass B.C. entirely, that means lost billions in trade revenue, lost port fees, lost jobs, and lost hope for the next generation in the Peace. Meanwhile, Eby and a few chiefs get to claim “shared governance”, but what they’re really doing is setting a dangerous precedent that will hurt the entire province, and country, moving forward. The fact that a few politicians and hereditary leaders can shut down national development without the consent of the people, is a completely wrong approach for the whole of the province and even Canada, its Canadas coast too, not strictly BC's. This action shows an overpowering Heavy Handed approach that we do not need, and David Eby is using this power in a dangerous way. First Nations and non-Indigenous workers alike are going to pay the price.  The North will see fewer pipelines, fewer tankers, fewer paycheques and more division. This isn’t leadership, It’s sabotage dressed up as reconciliation.  If we keep letting Eby and the UN-style environmental lobby run B.C., Alberta will keep building south and we’ll be left behind, broke, divided, and wondering how we lost control of our own future. It’s time to stand up for economic sovereignty, local jobs, and real democracy before our coastlines become political trophies instead of working ports. We Need A Plan to Bring Everyone Together and Build Our Future.  Not more theatrics and virtue signaling by a Premier and government that have been hell-bent on destroying our industries by any means necessary since they got in power. They're all talk, not real action to build our province up again.  Talk is cheap.  It’s time to move forward not by dividing, but by building. The North, the Coast, Alberta, and the rest of Western Canada all deserve a seat at the same table.  Instead of David Eby signing secret declarations and locking out Alberta and Northern B.C. from opportunity, let’s create a real plan that gets everyone; Native and non-Native working together and prospering. Here’s what that looks like: - True Partnership with FN and British Columbians and that Partnership means building together, not blocking progress. Let’s make this a proper equal partnership and owners in resource projects, not political pawns for Victoria or Ottawa. - A Northern Prosperity Corridor will let the Peace lead the way by building a trade corridor from Fort St. John to Prince Rupert thus connecting energy, forestry, rail, and port infrastructure so we keep good jobs in the North. - A Balanced Development to protect our environment and grow our economy.  Every project should restore what it touches, from reforestation to carbon capture while keeping people working. - Accountability and Transparency will mean No more backroom deals. Any new “declaration” must go through the Legislature and include public hearings so every British Columbian can have a say. - Local Power Decisions about Northern B.C. should be made IN Northern B.C. while letting our communities control local revenues, training, and development funds. - Unite Western Canada by embracing other provinces; B.C., Alberta, and Saskatchewan must stand together, not fight each other.  Let's bring it all together.
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The only way to defeat socialism in America is to prove that capitalism is a better system. You can only do this by dramatically improving the quality of life for those that are most disillusioned by capitalism.