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Caroline Lessard retweeted
Elle, c’est moi plus posée car tout ce qu’elle dit est vrai et incontestable
Si c’était si grave la plandémie, les vaccins auraient été rares, pas achetables et jamais les gros pas bons auraient eu besoin de faire des loteries, donner des roteux steamés qui n’existent pas au Centre Bell et tout autres fraudes pour les pousser
Vive ceux qui ont tenus tête à ces psychopathes et surtout aux crisses de peureux qui nous entourent et qui nient encore aujourd’hui les crisses de faibles
Caroline Lessard retweeted
The foundational flaw of the climate narrative is the deliberate omission of context.
We were told current temperatures and CO₂ levels were unprecedented, yet geological history says the exact opposite. Earth has been locked in the Late Cenozoic Ice Age for the past 34 million years, triggered by the glaciation of Antarctica. On geological timescales, the world's climate state is overwhelmingly driven by tectonic shifts and changing ocean currents.
These ice age conditions intensified 2.58 million years ago into the Quaternary glaciation, characterised by long, brutal glacial periods of around 100,000 years, interrupted by temporary, warmer interglacials like the Holocene we live in today.
We live in a far cooler global regime than 90% of the past 541 million years of the Phanerozoic Eon. Global average temperatures today sit around 15°C - markedly cooler than the Phanerozoic average of approximately 24°C, which historically swung between cold glacial lows and thermal peaks over 30°C.
By historical standards, we are living in unusually cold times. The alarming predictions of extreme warming - such as projections of up to 5°C based on high-emissions models - are increasingly recognised across scientific literature as implausible upper bounds rather than realistic baselines.
Atmospheric CO₂ is the indispensable foundation for photosynthesis, agriculture and the rise of complex life on Earth. Rather than suffering from an excess of carbon, the modern Earth has emerged from a long-term geological carbon shortfall - a prolonged period during which lower CO₂ levels contributed to global aridity and the retreat of ancient green biomass.
An increase in atmospheric CO₂ represents life's biological resurgence. Acting as a natural fertiliser, it stimulates plant growth, improves water-use efficiency, and expands the planet's green canopy - a transformation clearly visible from satellite observation.
The natural world has endured genuine, cataclysmic upheavals in the deep past. The great extinction events and climate shifts of history - such as the Carnian Pluvial Episode or the End-Permian transition - played out over tens of thousands to millions of years. Yet through every transformation, the biosphere adapted, survived and ultimately thrived. These events became opportunities for new life forms to emerge, such as the dinosaurs, and us.
When the planet experienced sustained greenhouse conditions, life did not collapse - it flourished. During the Eocene Epoch 56 million years ago, palm trees grew in the Arctic, permanent ice disappeared from the poles and lush rainforests blanketed much of the planet's landmass.
Far from a barren wasteland, the Eocene was a time of astonishing biological abundance, dense vegetation and a massive evolutionary radiation of mammalian life.
The lessons of history show us that warmer conditions and elevated carbon levels are not the forces of destruction; historically, they have been the catalysts for biological growth and global greening.
IMAGE: Global mean surface temperature curve over the past 485 million years of the Phanerozoic Eon, showing Earth's current position within a deep icehouse regime. Data adapted from paleoclimate reconstructions by C.R. Scotese et al. (2021) and E.J. Judd et al. Science (2024).
Caroline Lessard retweeted
The ROTHSCHILDS have just begun to lose control of the weather.
For 47 years, they have controlled the skies through a network of 22 weather modification stations that could direct hurricanes, droughts, floods, and earthquakes, on demand, to any place on Earth.
The program was called "THRONE CLIMATE" and was funded by a labyrinth of NGOs, carbon credit systems, and "green energy" foundations, all connected to the same family office in Geneva that has controlled European banks since 1815. A few days ago, the last station was disconnected, seized in a military operation involving 6 nations that have never publicly acknowledged working together. The weather is no longer a weapon. For the first time since 1979, the skies belong to no one. Every "natural disaster" of the last 47 years had a signature, a digital fingerprint embedded in the ionosphere that preceded it. HAARP researchers have detected it for decades. They were ridiculed, but they were right about everything: Hurricane Katrina: frequency trace detected 72 hours before impact; The 2010 Haiti earthquake has the same frequency signature, originating from a station in Venezuela; The 2011 earthquake, signature attributed to a flagless ship operating in the Pacific. The ship's registration, obtained via "QFS maritime tracking," belongs to a company conveniently located in the Cayman Islands. The company's sole director: a family trust of the Rothschild family.
They didn't predict disasters, they ordered them. Why control the weather? Because the weather controls everything. Food prices, insurance markets, government stability, migration systems, election outcomes. They didn't need an army. They didn't need murders. They needed rain or drought in the right place at the right time. $4.2 trillion in "natural disaster" damages since 1979. Betting on the destruction they created. Harvesting the suffering they caused. For the first time in half a century, the rain will fall where it should fall.
Caroline Lessard retweeted
La pétition demande l'improbable, la démission de Ghazal.
Toutefois cela envoie le message très clair.
C'est non, QS ne doit plus bénéficier de traitements de faveurs. Les médias doivent cesser également de cacher les problèmes avec ce parti politique.
QS n'a pas la légitimité pour être un parti officiel. Ils n'ont pas les 12 députés ou le 20% d'électeurs requis. Cela leur coupe du temps de parole et des budgets.
J'espère que PSPP a compris le message. Car Gazhal ne semble pas le comprendre.
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Caroline Lessard retweeted
✊ 19 députés conservateurs dans la maison du peuple. 19 courageuses et courageux. 19 personnes qui ont décidé de se donner corps et âme pour un Québec meilleur.
Hier, ce n’était pas juste une assermentation. C’était le début de quelque chose de grand, un mandat pour servir les Québécois, défendre nos familles, soutenir ceux qui travaillent fort et être des forces positives dans nos communautés.
Je suis tellement fière de cette équipe. ❤️ Fière du chemin qu’on a parcouru ensemble et de voir le conservatisme québécois prendre sa place. On s’est battus pour en arriver là, et on n’a pas fini de faire avancer nos idées! 🔥
19 députés. Une équipe unie par ses convictions. Mais surtout une immense responsabilité : être à la hauteur de la confiance des Québécois. 💙
Caroline Lessard retweeted
La hausse pharamineuse des logements abordable. C'est violent. C'est dégoutant. Ne rien faire, c'est approuver.
Pour une fois, j'apprécie le travail de RC.
@E_Duhaime @PaulPlamondon @CHOIRadioX @mauraislive
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Caroline Lessard retweeted
Avec les émeutes en France, ca laisse un arrière goût de révolution.
Je demande qu’elle réponde de son geste.
Les symboles politiques et religieux étrangers n’ont pas leur place à l’Assemblée nationale québécoise.
@PaulPlamondon
Caroline Lessard retweeted
C'est l'image de nos institutions politiques et de l'assemblée nationale qui vient d'être entachée jusque sur la scène internationale.
Une pétition circule et a déjà plus de 5200 signatures en quelques heures.
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Caroline Lessard retweeted
«C’EST OFFICIEL : Le New York Times vient d’admettre que l’immigration LÉGALE en provenance de pays à majorité musulmane a CHUTÉ de plus de 90 % sous la présidence de Trump.
Des réductions d’immigration légale à cette échelle n’ont pas été vues depuis les années 1920 !»
🚨 IT'S OFFICIAL: New York Times just admitted that legal immigration from Muslim-majority countries has PLUNGED more than 90% under President Trump, and new immigrant visas from Africa are down 89%
Legal immigration cuts at this scale have not been seen since 1920s!
Central Asia visas? DOWN -99%. Middle East, -81%
It's now "all but impossible" to migrate to America from nearly 100 countries.
Trump cut legal immigration IN HALF: the State Department issued just 26,000 immigrant visas in February, compared with an average of 52,000 a month before he took office.
The NYT says his policies made it "all but impossible" to immigrate from 91 countries and cut the visas available to another 61 🔥
I VOTED FOR EVERY SECOND 🇺🇸
Caroline Lessard retweeted
Bond technologique en vue? Rien de nouveau n'a été inventé depuis des lustres. Ce que nous annonce Musk est passionnant! Ça fait penser à l'ère de l'industrialisation 3.0! J'ai une pensée pour les Jetson de ma jeunesse!
Caroline Lessard retweeted
🌼 Mélanie Joly 14/10/2026
Que se passe-t-il avec Stelco ?
• Ils affirment qu'ils vont procéder aux licenciements et estiment ne pas avoir manqué à leurs engagements.
Joly bluff t-elle ? Pour quel raison le gouvernement n'a t-il pas encore traîné l'entreprise en justice.
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Caroline Lessard retweeted
Julian Assange : « C'EST FOU COMME TANT DE GENS ONT BESOIN DE ZÉRO PREUVE POUR CROIRE À UN MENSONGE MAIS ONT BESOIN DE PREUVES INFINIES POUR ACCEPTER LA VÉRITÉ. »
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Caroline Lessard retweeted
Le Programme des travailleurs temporaires du Canada utilise les mêmes firmes indiennes de TI que le Programme des travailleurs temporaires américains, que le DOJ de Trump vient de suspendre de leur programme pour fraude en matière d'immigration et de visas.
Caroline Lessard retweeted
President Trump just now - CANADA will be the 51st state 🇨🇦 Rally in Arizona
Trump goes on to say “Just like Greenland” referring to the recent deal he made with Greenland. Honestly, I can see it happening. CARNEY is trying to get that EU deal before this is forced upon him
Caroline Lessard retweeted
We lost our court case against the CRA. Help us keep fighting.
Bad news. We just lost our court case against the Canada Revenue Agency.
The case was about one question: Does a committee hand-picked by Justin Trudeau get to decide who is a journalist in Canada? The Federal Court of Appeal says it does.
In case you're out of the loop, a few years ago Trudeau invented a government licence for journalists called the QCJO — the Qualified Canadian Journalism Organization. Outlets that get that licence collect payroll subsidies, and their subscribers get a tax break. The licence is handed out by a panel that Trudeau appointed.
Rebel News does not take government money. We never will. So we didn't apply for the money. We applied for one reason: to force the government to say, in writing, whether it thinks we're journalists.
It did.
A panel hand-picked by Justin Trudeau's government decided that Rebel News — with reporters in courtrooms, at Parliament and on the streets of every big city in the country — is not "qualified." Meanwhile, the newspapers and broadcasters Ottawa approves of collect payroll subsidies, and their subscribers got a tax break that ours were denied.
The courts didn't make their own judgment about us. They deferred to Trudeau's committee. A committee now decides who counts as a journalist in Canada, and the courts say that's fine.
Today it's Rebel News. But the government can use the same tool on anyone.
The legal bill for this fight is now over $100,000, and the court ordered us to pay the government's costs on top of our own. The ruling is 2026 FCA 170. You can read it for yourself at LetUsReport.com.
A normal person would pay the bill, go quiet and stop criticizing the government. That's the rational thing to do. But I'm a free man in a free country, and we don't need Ottawa's permission to report the news.
So here is the plan.
Step 1: Pay the bill. Over $100,000. That's the cost of making the government show its hand, and I'd do it again. But it has to be paid, and soon.
Step 2: Review an appeal. Our lawyer, Robert Hawkes, is studying whether we can ask the Supreme Court of Canada to hear the case. We have about 60 days to decide. I'll tell you the moment we do, either way.
Step 3: Get ready for the censorship fights of the Carney era. They're already here. Bill C-9 puts the government's definition of "hatred" into the Criminal Code and lets a judge put conditions on you for something you haven't said yet. Bill C-22 makes it easier for police to get your information from your phone and internet company, some of it without a warrant. Bill C-34 creates a new government commission over social media with the power to decide what's "harmful." We will be in court on those, and court costs money. I'd rather raise it now than beg for it in the middle of a trial.
There's one bright spot in this ruling. In three separate places, the court says the government cannot use our political opinions to grant or take away our rights. That's a line we will hold them to in every censorship fight to come.
We've beaten the federal government before: twice against the Leaders' Debates Commission, and four times when cabinet ministers blocked our reporters on social media. We lost this one. But we'll win the next.
If you can help, you can do so at LetUsReport.com.
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Caroline Lessard retweeted
C’est l’affaire de la mort d’une technicienne de laboratoire en Sibérie, qui a déclenché des soupçons de peste pneumonique et des appels internationaux à la transparence.
Une femme de 28 ans, Darya Shipilova, employée de l’Institut anti-peste d’Irkoutsk, est morte début octobre d’une pneumonie dont la cause n’a pas été établie publiquement. Des médias russes indépendants ont évoqué un possible accident de laboratoire (bris de tube contenant des bactéries de la peste). Les autorités ont mis en quarantaine des dizaines à environ 200 contacts, dont une partie a déjà été libérée.
Moscou et Rospotrebnadzor affirment qu’aucun cas de peste n’a été détecté chez elle ni chez ses contacts, que les tests sont négatifs et que la situation est sous contrôle. L’OMS estime le risque faible pour la population. Le secrétaire d’État américain Marco Rubio, en déplacement en Islande, a demandé à la Russie de partager davantage d’informations, en précisant que Washington suit l’affaire « heure par heure ». Donald Trump a de son côté proposé une aide américaine.
🚨 JUST IN: Sec. Marco Rubio says Russia should immediately stop hiding information from the world about the plague outbreak
"We just don't have all the information yet. I think it's incumbent upon Russia to obviously share more information with the world. That's what they should do."
"Maybe there's nothing there. Maybe it's bigger than we thought — we don't know. But I think it would be reckless at this moment, given the limited information we still have to speculate about what this might or might not be or what this is or what this isn't."
Marco's team is watching closely!
The disease would likely kill itself off faster because of a higher fatality rate than COVID did