Breathing life back into Domaine La Reine Vineyard & Winery. Last book: A Fool and Forty Acres (M&S 2004).
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Geoff Heinricks retweeted
If people still believe Labour are doing everything they can to stop this then they are delusional. This is never going to stop.... it will just get worse when European countries start deportations
LARGE NUMBERS OF ILLEGAL MIGRANTS OPENLY CARRYING LIFE JACKETS IN NORTHERN FRANCE
Wednesday 28th October 2026 | 11:45am | Loon-Plage, Northern France
Walking along the main road from the bus stop in Loon-Plage towards the Dunkirk Jungle illegal migrant camp, I came across a very large group of illegal migrants openly carrying life jackets.
The group appeared to be guided and guarded by smugglers as they made their way along the road.
In my assessment, these people are preparing to move towards Calais ahead of the next opportunity to cross the English Channel to the UK.
No attempt to hide the life jackets. No attempt to conceal their movements.
All happening openly, in broad daylight, on a main road in northern France.
Geoff Heinricks retweeted
"He didn't buy [Stelco] to run it. He bought it to kill it.... This is Brazilification, a term coined by a Canadian, Douglas Coupland. Oligarchs buy up competitors, choke production, capture regulators and dare anyone to stop them."
Brazil is the world's case study in what happens when oligarchs capture a country. Car Wash, Odebrecht, Petrobras: the biggest corruption scandals in modern history, and a handful of billionaires who got rich by hollowing out the middle class.
That's Brazilification. Now we're letting Brazilian oligarchs run the same playbook here. 3G gutted Tim Hortons. Cleveland-Cliffs is gutting Stelco. Same system, same result, and this time it's Canadian communities paying for it.
3G Capital hollowed out Tim Hortons. They took a Canadian institution, squeezed the franchisees, cut the quality and turned it into another line on a spreadsheet.
Now the Brazilian-born CEO of Cleveland-Cliffs has admitted why he bought Stelco: "I bought Stelco because I could not afford anymore having Stelco flooding the market here in the United States to the detriment of my own company."
He didn't buy it to run it. He bought it to kill it. 500 workers are being laid off, and when Ottawa objected, he called his lawyers.
This is Brazilification, a term coined by a Canadian, Douglas Coupland. Oligarchs buy up competitors, choke production, capture regulators and dare anyone to stop them. Over time, you get the consequences. The middle class disappears. Good jobs vanish. A small elite owns everything and lives behind walls, while everyone else fights over what's left. The state stops serving the public and starts serving the people who own it.
That's where this road ends. Canada needs to get smart about who we let buy us.
Start with Stelco. Nationalize it and write the assets down to reflect everything Cliffs owes us: the broken job commitments, the lost production, the damage to Hamilton.
Then shut the door. No more approvals for predatory takeovers of Canadian brands or strategic industry.
He paid billions to destroy 500 Canadian jobs. He should be stuck with the bill.
Geoff Heinricks retweeted
Richard Wagner described the 2022 Freedom Convoy protests in Ottawa as the "start of anarchy," where participants took residents "hostage" and acted with a "bad understanding" of Canadian law.
A Supreme Court of Canada justice does not have the right to express negative public views about an active case they are hearing. Doing so violates core constitutional principles and ethical duties governing the Canadian judiciary.
globalnews.ca/news/12113125/…
Geoff Heinricks retweeted
🇨🇦 Canada has a strange economy.
Your house is worth a fortune, but your salary can’t afford one.
Your government collects more taxes, but somehow runs bigger deficits.
Your population grows, but living standards struggle to keep up.
Your bank reports billions in profits, while Canadians struggle with mortgage payments.
Politicians celebrate GDP growth while ordinary Canadians wonder why they’re getting poorer.
Canada doesn’t have a shortage of wealth.
It has a growing problem turning economic activity into prosperity for ordinary Canadians.
And that’s the number Ottawa doesn’t like discussing.
@wealthmoose 🍁
Geoff Heinricks retweeted
In the 2025 drought the government asked people to delete their old emails to save water, and that one piece of advice tells you most of what you need to know about the beef water myth.
The reason it gave was data centres. They cool themselves with water, and a big one can get through 1.5 million litres a day, the supply of a small town. That is real water. Pumped, piped, evaporated, gone.
Now take the number you've been hit with for years: a kilo of beef needs 15,000 litres of water. British researchers ran the sum for English beef and got even more, 17,700 litres. Then they said what it was:
- English beef: 84% rain
- English lamb: 97% rain
That is rain falling on a field, drawn up through the grass and breathed back out of the leaf. It happens with a cow on the field or without one. An empty field does not save a drop.
Take the rain out and the beef figure shrinks to a sixth. The lamb figure shrinks to a thirtieth, because a hill sheep drinks from the sky and eats what the sky grew.
Even the cow's own drinking water comes back. A milking cow drinks up to 155 litres on a hot day, turns some of it into milk, and returns most of the rest to the field.
- 1 data centre: 1,500,000 litres a day, into the air
- 1 milking cow: 155 litres a day, back onto the grass
The beef water figure counts the weather. The data centre figure counts the tap.
When the taps actually ran low, nobody in government asked you to give up beef. They asked you to delete your photos.
Geoff Heinricks retweeted
It was when Florida was uncalled on election night that I thought "the world I knew is over." 9/11 was just confirmation.
Geoff Heinricks retweeted
Though biologically illiterate to vaccinate against any coronavirus, at least Sweden has put mRNA injections in the garbage can, where they belong.
Sweden is officially ditching mRNA vaccines, and they are not hiding their reasons for doing so.
artsencollectief.nl/zweden-k…
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Misleading. Image text is from a Dutch group (Artsen Collectief), not a Swedish source. Sweden’s regions chose Sanofi’s Nuvaxovid as sole supplier for the 2027/2028 campaign only.
There has been no mRNA ban; Public Health Agency says 2026/2027 mainly uses mRNA Comirnaty.
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Geoff Heinricks retweeted
Toronto police prep. Literally two Canadians in the entire group.
Very dark times ahead for Canada.
Geoff Heinricks retweeted
I finished the second leg of my Canadian tour this weekend, with shows in Kingston and Peterborough. I’ve had a great two weeks travelling around Ontario and Quebec, thanks for coming and having a laugh with me 🇨🇦 I’ll be back in Canada in November, for shows in the Prairies, Maritimes, and Newfoundland. Dates and tickets can be found here jimmycarr.com/tour/canada/
Geoff Heinricks retweeted
The Covid jabs should never have been authorised for anyone. Pfizer and Moderna’s own trial data which they tried to hide for 75 years, shows one in 800 people will suffer death or disability each time they took an injection. The fact that the shots given out to the public were not those given emergency use approval and were far more deadly means the real world risk of death or disability from the Covid 19 ‘gene therapy’ treatment was one in 80 to one in 120. With many more suffering less severe but serious side effects.
The fact that the Covid jabs were approved and encouraged for pregnant women and children is beyond evil.
At least I stopped the Government from approving them for toddlers and infants in the UK, ( under 5’s ) they didn’t dare after my speech in Parliament of 13/12/22.
As for me my life changed immediately after that speech, I found out who my friends really were.
gbnews.com/health/covid/coro…
Geoff Heinricks retweeted
Walker: "I nearly bought a wool jumper in town. £140. Nice work if you can get it."
Farmer: "I got about £2 for the fleece."
Walker: "£2?"
Farmer: "Per sheep, per year. Clipped it off her in two minutes, rolled it, bagged it, drove it to the depot. The cheque for the whole flock didn't cover the diesel."
Walker: "Then who's getting the £140?"
Farmer: "Not me, not the shearer. He costs me more per sheep than the wool fetches. I pay to have it taken off."
Walker: "So you lose money shearing."
Farmer: "Every year. And I can't not shear, or she cooks in July and the flies eat her alive. The wool's a welfare job that used to be an income."
Walker: "Sell it yourself, then. Cut out the middleman."
Farmer: "Not allowed. By law it goes through the board. Has done since 1950. I can keep a fleece for the wife to knit with, and that's about the extent of my freedom."
Walker: "So where does it go?"
Farmer: "Washed in Bradford, if we're lucky. Shipped to China, spun, knitted, shipped back, and sold to you with a label about heritage. By the time it's in the window there are eleven people between us and I'm the only one who met the sheep."
Walker: "That's mad."
Farmer: "My grandfather paid the rent on the wool cheque. I pay a man to take it away. Same sheep, same hill, same jumper in the window. Only the price of the farmer went down."
Walker: "What would fix it?"
Farmer: "You buying the jumper. And asking them where the other £138 went."
Geoff Heinricks retweeted
Every time the science has been settled, somebody paid for the settlement, and the bill has a name on it.
1747: James Lind cures scurvy with lemons. The Navy keeps it settled as a disease of damp air for forty-eight years and loses more sailors to it than to the French.
1799: Bleeding is settled. George Washington is drained of nearly half his blood for a sore throat and is dead by evening.
1847: Childbed fever is settled as bad air. Ignaz Semmelweis washes his hands and the deaths on his ward fall from one mother in ten to one in a hundred. He is sacked, committed, and beaten to death in an asylum.
1915: Pellagra is settled as an infection. Joseph Goldberger proves it is the corn diet of the poor by injecting himself with sufferers' blood. The South keeps the corn, and 100,000 Americans die of it.
1941: The lobotomy is settled, and about to win a Nobel. Rosemary Kennedy, twenty-three, is left unable to walk or speak, one of 40,000 Americans put under the pick.
1956: The pregnancy X-ray is settled as harmless. Alice Stewart shows one scan doubles a child's chance of cancer. She loses her funding and the scans run for another quarter century.
1961: Thalidomide is settled as safe for morning sickness. Ten thousand babies.
1971: DES is settled as a pregnancy protector. The daughters of the women who took it develop a cancer nobody has seen before.
1972: Sugar is settled as harmless. John Yudkin writes that it is not, and the fat men and the sugar men end his career between them.
1984: Fat is settled as the killer, and a generation of mothers swaps the butter for a tub of oil.
2004: Vioxx is settled as a safe painkiller. Up to 140,000 heart attacks before it is pulled.
The science was settled every single time. The only thing it ever settled was who took the blame afterwards.
Geoff Heinricks retweeted
No.
Prime Minister Carney to host Canada-European Union Summit in Montréal to advance an ambitious new Canada-EU partnership: pm.gc.ca/en/news/news-releas…
Geoff Heinricks retweeted
Country by country.
The world is saying no to globalism!!!
It's a beautiful thing.
Sadly,
Canada is so far gone,
They will be the very last
And by then,
It will be too late.
Geoff Heinricks retweeted
Fascinating.
1941 is striking.
We are at war time levels of fertility.
It is an incredible fact that women in the past had far more children at older ages than women do today, even without the benefit of modern technology.
Assisted reproductive technology is supposed to extend the fertility window, and yet childbearing ends sooner now than it did in the past! 1/4
(Cambridge Population Group)
Geoff Heinricks retweeted
20 months in prison for a social media post.
6 months for killing a teen with a machete.
The UK has gone mad.
