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Heather Firemoon retweeted
And you'll have capitalists screaming that corporate taxes in Canada are somehow too high, when they're absurdly LOW. Tax businesses more!
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We are the bad guys π¨π¦
NEW: The Liberal government expressed regret about their own 'pause' on arms export permits in a meeting with the Israeli ambassador in July 2024.
Read to find out what else they told Israel while telling Canadians they supported a ceasefire π readthemaple.com/liberals-exβ¦
Heather Firemoon retweeted
Read the Israeli armyβs tweet and then read it again and again. βWe proactively killed kids for hanging out in an area.β This is another way of saying that they engaged in target practice, using kids as their aim.
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Jeeeeeesus. This is a HUGE betrayal of workers!!! Holy shit!!
And Carney had the audacity to pretend to be pissed when the news of the sale became public!???
Canadians need to reckon with the reality that this government is far too comfortable lying to their faces.
#BREAKING: Carney government actively involved in talks leading to Stellantis plant sale: sources ctvnews.ca/politics/article/β¦
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End homelessness in ten years, says a government that left the disability benefit at $204.20. You cannot end homelessness while you legislate the income that causes it.
disabilitywithoutpoverty.ca/β¦
#EndHomelessness #CDB #Canada #MarkCarney #Cdnpoli #Poverty #CanadaDisabilityBenefit #Immigration #HousingCrisis #Emergency #HumanRights #CanadaDisability #Accessibility
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Taxpayers have funded hundreds of millions into the data centre, now Cohere gets 1.6 billion. It is shameful that they hid from telling us about the spill. therecord.com/news/waterloo-β¦
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Ontario's biggest data centre spilled 5,000 litres of chemicals.
And they weren't up front about it when the near by creek smelled and looked poisioned.
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It's worth reflecting on how eager our media have been to embrace Carney's re-imagination of Canadian national identity - one with lots of room for Timbits and pipelines, hockey and military muscle-flexing, but nothing about health care, Tommy Douglas or peacekeeping.
Heather Firemoon retweeted
Taking this one step further: Have you noticed that they're never increasing social supports to allow housing CHOICE? And the constant emphasis on addiction to prime people for a lack of empathy? What little goes through will be warehousing & institutionalization at BEST. Sneaky.
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This forever.
And the propaganda is ramping up, not winding down.
That isn't the sign of someone with a winning hand.
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Lots of people are talking about the Killable Class but no one is talking *to* the person who coined the term me, Gabrielle Peters. It's not just ironic, it is an example of how the hierarchy that operates within disability is governed by the state through various institutions.
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I'm never going to get everything paid and I don't want to end up unhoused. I just got a $323 bill that's coming out of my account on the 17th, a $150 bill coming on the 9th, I'm minus $760 in the bank and I need groceries, laundry and meds still. π
Zero money to work with.
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The Liberalβs promise to eliminate homelessness within 10 yrs is like THEIR promise 6 yrs ago to lift disabled Canadians out of poverty (hasnβt happened) Theyβll just gaslight the public into thinking they did something, like the βwoefully inadequateβ CDB, and call it βhistoricβ
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The average life span of someone living without shelter is 5 years. So, the 10 year plan is completely without merit. Especially since this is what? The 5th one with the same promise. I see many lapping it up like kittens at the cream bowl. πͺΆ
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We're being programmed to think of homeless people who are just trying to survive as criminals & hopeless "druggies" who deserve the horror of living on the streets, but they're coming for you too. You WILL be priced out of existence, with MAiD there to preserve your "dignity".
This is disturbing: Brain Signals Show the Average Person Doesn't Think of Homeless People as Human Beings vice.com/en/article/no-fixedβ¦
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How many times are disabled Canadians supposed to be completely ignored in the budget while living in a state of literally unsurvivable poverty which is killing people & driving them to get MAiD before we stop getting treated as hysterical for calling it social murder & eugenics?
Heather Firemoon retweeted
Notice how this Canadian doctor doesn't even mention pain or suffering when pitching euthanasia as the ideal way to die. It's framed as a solution for loneliness and anxiety. But people who are lonely and afraid deserve love and care, not hastened death.
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In 2024, 692 Canadians asked for MAID and then withdrew their request.
A person with dementia who signs an advance request canβt do that once capacity is gone.
No death for dementia. Keep hope alive.
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βIf I go missing or disappear, it was not of my own free will. If I turn up dead, it was not by my own hand.β
A Canadian woman has posted a terrifying public warning about a man she identifies as James Scott Stewart.
She alleges that in January 2026, while she was 40 weeks pregnant, Stewart brutally beat her, strangled her nearly to death, and forced castor oil down her throat.
She says she survived because the RCMP intervened.
Now, according to her account, a judge has decided Stewart will be safer on probation than behind bars. She says he will be free again in six weeks.
She also claims this is the eighth time the justice system has failed to protect her and her children.
And perhaps the most disturbing part of her message is that she is publicly identifying the person she fears will kill her.
This woman is telling the world she is afraid she wonβt be alive in six weeks.
Her allegations and the courtβs decision deserve immediate scrutiny.
I share about missing women all of the time. When do we start preventing this before it actually happens? This woman is begging for help. She knows he is coming for her.
