Maxwell Westend @WedgeLeft

Gosh, I wonder if this has any effect on foreign policy?

The Wall Street Journal @WSJ

3 months ago

The Middle East has been good for President Trump’s bottom line. Entities from the Gulf paid around $300 million to the president’s businesses last year, more than any other foreign region identifiable in his financial disclosures. on.wsj.com/3TbZkvC

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The Liberals brought in Canada Day from Dominion Day. How has Canada changed since 1982? Does it still feel like Canada 🇨🇦?

It should be much easier to both hire and fire people. These two things are related. It’s absurd that we have interviews that last multiple rounds for candidates with long histories in their industry. I’m sorry, but you’re just not going to be able to figure out what you’re trying to figure out in that format. It’s all completely pseudoscientific nonsense. Every bit of it. You should just hire the person, based on a quick assessment and a look at their résumé and if they don’t work out immediately it should be possible to fire them with almost no rigmarole. That’s the ideal system. Everything else is pseudoscience.

In 2022, Edmonton stopped airdropping bacteria into water bodies to control mosquitoes to comfortable levels, opting for a more "natural" strategy involving bats and dragonflies. There were many problems with this, including: - Bats barely eat mosquitoes; mosquitoes aren't the preferred food of (adult) dragonflies either - City officials considered breeding Alberta bat species in captivity — which is virtually impossible (scientists have tried for years with no success) - The city never presented evidence that the bacterial treatments harmed local ecology in the first place It was a decision based on feelings, not science, and in an extremely rainy year like 2026, it means for unmitigated swarms. It's a lot like Europe's bizarre opposition to air conditioning: both compromise health and enjoyment to placate a few people's romantic notions of an unmanaged environment. My column: nationalpost.com/opinion/jamie-…

Teachers’ union sends calendar to all BC schools that calls July 1 “Land Back” Day

OneBC @One_BCHQ

3 months ago

Happy Canada Day to everybody – even to the BCTF, even if they don't celebrate!!

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“They’re doing the red scare” Scared of what? “Ohh the witch hunt for socialists in the government.” And you say the young democrats are embracing socialism? “Yup that’s right” And the story is republicans start a witch hunt? “Yup”

Axios @axios

3 months ago

GOP reboots the Red Scare as young Democrats embrace socialism axios.com/2026/06/30/tru…

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Ending birthright citizenship has to be the new "you will never rule against us on any gun or abortion-related case" for the Right when it comes to vetting judges. Ending Hart-Celler has to become the new "you will never vote against us on guns or babies" for the Right when it comes to vetting primary candidates for the House and Senate. At all times and in all places, there are usually only 3-5 issues that occupy such a lane where no dissent is ever permitted within a party. For Democrats, that's transgenderism, DEI, open borders, abortion on demand, and infinite welfare spending. For Republicans, "abolishing Hart-Celler and ending birthright citizenship" must join guns, babies, low taxes, and national defense as the 5th non-negotiable.

Scott Greer 6’2” IQ 187 @ScottMGreer

3 months ago

The Federalist Society spent years vetting judicial candidates to ensure they were pro-life, pro-market, and pro-gun. Thus, conservative judges have been reliable on those issues. But it's been an obvious failure to not vet candidates based on immigration and opposition to

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Adams was always my favorite Founder because he wasn’t an Enlightenment faggot

Alcuin Press @AlcuinPress

3 months ago

John Adams to Thomas Jefferson, truth nuke incoming

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Absolutely disgusting anti-white propaganda from the @Telegraph They would never write this about any other race In fact they'd likely be prosecuted for hate crimes if they did It's insane to me the levels of racism you can get away with against white people

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I'm not even joking when I say the GOP should expel this woman from the party.

TheBlaze @theblaze

3 months ago

GOP Rep. Maria Salazar puts out a statement written in Spanish saying she agrees with the SCOTUS decision on birthright citizenship:

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They’re literally importing Ebola, HIV and rape. That’s how much the government cares about our people.

GB Politics @GBPolitcs

3 months ago

🚨BREAKING: A Glasgow hospital ward has been forced into a lockdown due to a suspected case of the Ebola virus

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😂The people who claim we can run our ultra-high-energy civilization on such garbage are lying. Their goal has been, since Malthus and then Heidegger, to dismantle our high-energy civilization, not "sustain" it.

Jakob McMillin @McMillinWx

3 months ago

Unbelievable damage to a wind farm near Highmore, South Dakota after this morning’s storm. #sdwx

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Roe v Wade was overturned when it was too late to matter. Two entire generations had already been wiped out and the culture already degraded. By the time this is overturned, the country will be South Africa.

RazörFist @RazorFist

3 months ago

The Birthright Citizenship decision is bad for the same reason Roe v Wade was bad: It infers an intention behind the Amendment that its authors never stated nor intended. It will eventually be overturned for the same reason. If we still have a country then.

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Adorable when people think the Left’s quest for power relies on internally consistent arguments You crush them mercilessly or they win, that’s it

Marc Thiessen @marcthiessen

3 months ago

Silver lining: There goes the Democrats’ argument for packing the court

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Right now China and India are plotting to send millions of their citizens to this country on temporary visas so they can gain citizenship and have these new citizens vote in their interests and run for office to advocate for their interests. They will be voting by the millions from Mumbai and Beijing. They will be used as a chain migration vector to bring in dozens of family members who will bring in dozens more. It will be a hostile takeover of this country. Any Republican administration that doesn't immediately recognize this threat and ban all visas from these countries is not fit to rule this country.

The world is just 8 billion undocumented American Citizens and we get the privilege to fund all of them.

This would mean conservatives would need to acknowledge the validity of ancestry Something that was systematically and viciously purged from the American right and mainstream conservatives maintain as taboo

Sean Davis @seanmdav

3 months ago

You have a right to your ancestral homeland and you don’t have to accept a hostile invasion of it.

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He was GRANTED bail? 😨

Visegrád 24 @visegrad24

3 months ago

A 36-year-old man of foreign origin, Abdelilah Habbouly, has been charged with assault causing harm after he attacked a woman without warning on Oliver Plunkett Street in Cork, Ireland. The victim was knocked unconscious and suffered a broken orbital bone. Following a public

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