Former Libertarian/Conservative turned Nationalist.
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🇸🇦🇾🇪⚡️- BREAKING: Saudi Arabia has offered Ansarullah (the Houthis) $1 billion during mediation with Iran to halt attacks on the Kingdom, Gulf diplomatic sources tell Israel Hayom.
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Edmonton is thoroughly Dominion Society territory. 🛡️
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🚨BREAKING: LIVE FEED OF THE DAVID EBY CONCESSION SPEECH
Congratulations to @LDoerkson on becoming B.C.’s next premier. Serving this province has been the honour of a lifetime. I am so proud of the progress we've made and everything we've done together to make B.C. a stronger, fairer, more caring place. Thank you, British Columbia.
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With the NDP stripped of official status in Ottawa and now governing just one province, Manitoba, we're one provincial election away from consigning this socialist party that lost its way to the political wastebin forever.
Get in the dress
British Columbia Green Party leader Emily Lowan declares, “We are the only party who is equipped to stand against the Conservatives and their existence.”
Following the Conservatives’ majority victory, Lowan says she is “scared” of the incoming government and vows to fight it “in the legislature” and “in the streets.”
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🚨BREAKING: ALBERTANS SEEN POURING THROUGH THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN PASSES INTO INTERIOR BC, POTENTIALLY SEEKING AN ANSCHLUSS WITH THE KOOTENAYS
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Eby is gone
Lorne and the BC conservatives should pursue the immigration reforms that Premier Smith put on the ballot recently and that won a majority of support from Albertans
Push the federal government on immigration too
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Notice how those complaining about Canada engaging with Turkey have no issue with our engagement with Saudi Arabia?
They don’t actually care about “human rights.”
Their only concern is who is aligned with Israel.
Saudi Arabia is, Turkey isn’t. That’s their worldview.
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Well, well, well… maybe change is in the air…
Ken Griffin explains why the rise of passive investing only works as long as active managers keep doing the research that sets prices
“So what’s very interesting is the rise of passive investing plays to the realization that markets are either efficient or semi-efficient."
"And it’s a way for investors to have low-cost exposure to either broad indices, to the world as a whole, or to specific sectors without having to pay the fees of active management."
"It’s been revolutionary for the world, this embracing of passive investing. But passive investing only works if there’s a meaningful community of people involved in fundamental research who are helping to set the pricing of securities."
"So passive investing requires the existence of capable, successful, and competitive traditional asset managers for the theory that underlies passive investing to actually play out, to actually manifest itself."
"So the rise of short-term investors helps to ensure that markets are efficient with respect to news that’s rapidly evolving. But we should really try to make sure that we take every step possible to make it that traditional asset managers have the ability to have prosperous and successful firms because they are so critical in the price discovery process that passive investing depends upon.”
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£4.30 for lamb kofte and chips at Wrexham.
Can't fault the price. The presentation, on the other hand, needs a serious rethink.
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"For no reason"
I used to take my team out to a brazilian all-you-can-eat steakhouse every month. It was great, one of my favorite restaurants of all time, and everyone else loved it too. We'd eat so much meat everytime that we felt like our hearts were gonna stop.
Then one day I had an indian guy thrust into our team by the hiring department. And as usual that month, i took my team, including the new indian guy, out to the restaurant. The next day, I got a call from HR asking if I took my team to a steakhouse. I said yeah, we do it every month. They said i cant do it anymore because the indian guy complained. It wasnt that there was nothing for him to eat, obviously im not that big of an asshole that i'd take my team somewhere that one of them cant eat, thats terrible for morale. They had plenty of vegetarian options for him. The problem was that he was a hindu so he didnt like seeing people eat cows. He said it was offensive and that we'd done it on purpose to harass him.
So one indian guy ruined a team tradition we'd been doing for 8 years, long before he got there, just by claiming "discrimination". Why? Because he was totally and completely culturally incompatible with us and should have never been allowed in the fucking country.
Shit like that is why i hate indians, not "for no reason", mr "weinstein".
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One person killed by a white schizophrenic is a ‘turning point’ for France but the Bataclan massacre (130 dead) and Charlie Hebdo weren’t?
Got it, okay.
Terrorist shooting in Paris suburb marks 'turning point for France', Macron says trib.al/ZstVQnF
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Macron called the attack a turning point as the first terrorist act targeting victims based on skin color or religion, but the 2012 Toulouse shootings by Mohammed Merah were Islamist terrorist attacks targeting a Jewish school and victims due to their religion.
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