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Thanks to everyone who followed me ❤️ I'm trying to follow everyone back but it says I've hit my limit, I'll try to follow the rest tomorrow.
Unis, nous sommes plus forts, toute la planète pour l'Ukraine, pour le Sakartvelo, pour l'Ichkeria, la Moldavie!
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I mean, youre not wrong, but something about this tweet makes me feel like I need to call u a faggot
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Today, October 30th, my dad has been killed in action.
My kind, calm father.
I write it here because I know my dad has many friends in the NAFO community, people who he could rely on for help.
His memory will perdure on this account.
Forever loved and missed.
🛡️🕯️❤️
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We redesigned the Protect A Volunteer website to make it easier for volunteers to apply.
If you are a volunteer who needs help, click the Volunteer button. Everything you need is there.
Going forward, any person who reaches out to me directly to ask for something will not receive aid. Put yourself in my position: would you want thousands of foreign volunteers plus their friends and family contacting you constantly? No one would be able to handle this or accept it. It is actually preventing us from assisting more people because I’m constantly bombarded.
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Regarding recent Québécois discourse: I wrote a book that explored the history of the class and racial status of French Canadians. I present evidence & attempted a fair-minded assessment. But I think most tweeters just want to keep their prejudices intact.
barakabooks.com/catalogue/a-…
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If Trump supports a Quebec referendum it’ll kill the already slim chance of it passing. French Canadians have the blood memory of fighting New England puritans for 153 years between 1609 to 1763, who gave the Iroquois the guns to attempt exterminating their small population, and who sparked a revolution because the British wouldn’t let them expand into Quebec after the Seven Years War, seize the assets, land and property of its 70,000 inhabitants, and wipe out Catholicism.
Same Americans who had apparently forgotten this, then asked Quebec to join them in 1776. They refused, and sided with the Loyalists. Then Charles de Salaberry then led the Voltigeurs against the American invasion in 1812. French Canadians by and large have the same anti-American impulse as Anglo Canadians.
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Azovstal. Mariupol. 2022.
Of all the women in this photo, only one survived — the woman on the far left.
The others were killed defending Mariupol.
A cake. A single candle. A few smiles in the darkness of Azovstal. At that moment, none of them knew who would live to see another year.
Remember their faces.
They are not statistics. They were people who defended their city until the end. 🇺🇦
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When Western lefties laugh at the idea of Ukraine being a post-colonial nation, it just proves their entire worldview is broken.
To them, imperialism only counts if a Western power sails across an ocean to conquer someone. Because russia is an overland empire and Ukraine sits right next door, centuries of russian colonization get brushed off as "shared history" or "brotherly unity."
If your anti-imperialism stops at the coastline, your anti-imperialism is a fraud.
Overland empires use the exact same colonial toolkit as maritime ones:
Resource Extraction - stripping Ukraine to feed the metropole in Moscow.
Cultural Erasure - outlawing the language and executing an entire generation of poets and intellectuals (the Executed Renaissance).
Demographic Engineering - starving millions in the Holodomor and replacing them with ethnic russians.
Ukraine knows the real cost of totalitarian empire better than anyone. It suffered the absolute worst of both Soviet Communist terror and Nazi invasion. That’s why modern Ukraine legally banned both Communist and Nazi regimes and their symbols.
While Western lefties romanticize hammer-and-sickles from their unbombed apartments, Ukraine actually lived through the mass graves and starvation those symbols represent. Laughing off Ukraine's post-colonial reality while Ukrainians are fighting for their lives against their former metropole right now is beyond absurd. It completely strips the mask off their fake anti-imperialism.
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Replying to @DylanBurns1776
lmao at Solovyov dancing to Zelensky, how times have changed
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Over 2,000 foreign volunteers have given their lives for Ukraine.
Not for money. Not for land. But for freedom when it mattered most.
Their sacrifice will never be forgotten.
Thank you, heroes. Your courage will live on. Ukraine will never forget you.
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Canada and Ukraine Sign Arrangement on Drone Production
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The Albertan seperatist movement is fueled entirely by economic frustrations, which distinguishes it from almost every other seperatist movement in the world, which are built around a shared ethno-cultural identity.
This is something Quebec has but Alberta does not. Right now, the "culture" most seperatists are trying to claim as their own is the generic North American conservative monoculture (pick up trucks, cowboy hats, country music and collision sports). Most seperatists weren't even "anti-Canada" until the 2020s which makes it hard for them to outright reject symbols of Canada like the Anthem.
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type of shit jordan peterson would say with tears running down his face
you took $150k in COVID subsidies in 2021
It is dishonourable to ask the state to pay your bills
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The author's company, Williams Corporation Limited, received $145,207 in COVID-19 wage subsidies from the government to pay employee wages. msd.govt.nz/about-msd-and-…
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Finally found the screenshot of what russians wrote about a girl with Down's syndrome and her mum who both died from a russian rocket strike after 2022
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Everybody knows that, before elected President of Ukraine, @ZelenskyyUa was a famous comic actor. (In fact, perhaps the most famous comic actor not only in Ukraine, but in Russia as well.) What's less known is that he has a genuinely fine sense of humor even as a war-time president. Today, he recalled Belarus strongman Lukashenka's grand-standing suggestion that "President of Ukraine should meet President of Belarus" and immideately turned to @Tsihanouskaya, who won the 2020 presidential elections in Belarus but was forced out of the country by Lukashenka's regime. That's both fine diplomacy and a genuinely light moment.
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"but im a white guy working on ai"
you can only fucking lol at something so incomprehensibly ignorant and out of touch
let me get this straight–
you were born and raised in quebec, and had the good fortune to study at mcgill - literally one of the world's best universities - for less than $5000 a year.
then you did graduate studies at waterloo - canada's top school for computer science, and earned a masters in maths and a phd there.
you then went on to move to America, work for Google, and later started your own ai company.
and the narrative you want to weave around your upbringing and training is that you ESCAPED canadian socialism?
so the socialism was good enough for you to grow up safe, have healthcare, receive a literal world-class education that helped you into one of the top technology firms in the world, but is also so bad that america has a moral imperative to ensure you, a technologist working there, should be granted permanent residency.
and if your lack of gratitude for your upbringing wasnt enough, you were promoting a presidential candidate who was vehemently opposed to immigration – while you, an immigrant, were staying in their country with a temporary visa.
i guess you can be smart enough to work on ai and quantum computing but still be dumb enough to not only think these things, but actually post them on twitter expecting sympathy
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It's a critique of every US Administration going back to 1993.
Richard Nixon is the only President who actually understood the importance of Ukraine. See his 1994 letter to President Clinton.

































