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Seeker Of Truth

British Columbia, Canada
Joined December 2010
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Bonanza Gold retweeted
Nobody Has Authority Over You A woman stood in front of a crowd and said the thing nobody in power ever wants you to hear. Nobody has authority over you. Not the man with the badge. Not the one with the title. Not the one who won the vote. A ballot box doesn't give a person magical powers the rest of us don't have. A badge doesn't make them your master. They're human beings, same as you. The only reason they get to act like tyrants is because we indulge the fantasy that they have authority over us. That's the whole trick. It was never about the law. It was never about the science. It was never about safety. It's about whether you believe it. She said it plain: if you believe there was a pandemic, despite your own eyes and ears and instinct telling you otherwise, you chose to believe a mass-murdering government over yourself. A government that bombs weddings and tells you to mask your kid. A government that shoots a 13-year-old in the street and tells you to stay home for your own good. Look at the record. She named them: Tuskegee. Waco. Ruby Ridge. The MOVE bombing. Wounded Knee. Black Wall Street. Governments that experimented on their own people, burned them out of their homes, shot them in the street — and then told everyone it was for their own good. We have our own list in Canada. The Emergencies Act turned on peaceful protesters. The media bought for $595 million. A budget that hands our sovereignty to Brussels and calls it "masters of our own destiny." Bill C-34 to control what we can say. MAID expanded while Canadians can't get a family doctor. Different country, same playbook. And here's the part that matters most. She said there is no left or right. There is only freedom and enslavement. That's the truth they are terrified of us realizing. Left and right is the division trick. It's step two in the handbook. Keep us fighting each other so we never look up at the people doing it to all of us. Wilson blaming Rath. Rath blaming Wilson. While Ottawa takes our money, our sovereignty, and our voice — and thanks us for it. They consider all of us property. That's not my word. That's how they treat us. Your money is theirs to spend. Your kids are theirs to mask and medicate. Your country is theirs to hand to Brussels. And every few years they let you pick a new master and call it freedom. Lysander Spooner said it 150 years ago: "A man is no less a slave because he is allowed to choose a new master once in a term of years." A vote is not freedom. Freedom is refusing the fantasy. So refuse. Resist. Rebel. Revolt. Not with violence. With refusal. Stop believing they have authority over you. Stop asking their permission to live your life. Stop fighting the person next to you and start standing next to them. Revolution is not a one-time event. It's a decision you make every single day. They are terrified of us realizing this truth. Now you know why.
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In 1973 an archaeologist digging at Vindolanda, a Roman fort in northern England, found something that wasn't supposed to survive. It was a pile of thin wooden slivers, about the size of a postcard, covered in faded ink. They turned out to be letters. Hundreds of them, written by Roman soldiers and their families around 100 AD, before Hadrian's Wall was even built. They survived 1,900 years because they'd been dumped in wet, airless ground where nothing could rot them. What do Roman soldiers on the edge of the empire write about? The same stuff soldiers have always written about. One soldier gets a care package and a note telling him it includes socks, two pairs of sandals, and two pairs of underpants. Somebody back home was worried he was cold. Northern England will do that to you. A cavalry officer named Masclus writes to his commander asking for orders for the next day. Then he adds a P.S.: his men have run out of beer, and could the commander please send some. A supply contractor complains that the roads are so bad he doesn't want to risk his animals on them, and he's waiting on money he's owed. Logistics have always been a nightmare. One report sizes up the locals. The writer notes the Britons have no armor, that they have lots of cavalry, and that they don't mount up to throw javelins. Then he calls them "Brittunculi." Roughly "little Brits." It's a Roman insult, and it's the only time that word has ever been found anywhere. But the most famous one is a birthday invitation. A woman named Claudia Severa writes to her friend Sulpicia Lepidina, the commander's wife at Vindolanda, inviting her to her birthday party on September 11. A scribe wrote most of it. At the bottom, Claudia added a few lines in her own hand, telling her friend she'll be waiting for her and calling her "my dearest soul." That scrawl at the bottom is believed to be the oldest surviving example of handwriting by a woman in Latin. Two officers' wives at the end of the known world, a long way from Rome, trying to get together for a birthday. The tablets are now at the British Museum. In 2003 the British public voted them the country's top treasure.
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Until Canadians realize Carney is the problem and not Trump, the Canadian economy will continue to collapse.
Employment growth over the past 3 months: US: +1,438,000 Canada: -114,700
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This is so hard to watch. Vassy's got the finance minister on the run, but she just won't finish him off. I'll do a thread on the budget tomorrow, complete with a decade of trends. You'll see how bad Ottawa's fiances are, and how none of his explanations make sense. There's no World where adding $60 billion in deficit to an existing multi-trillion dollar dept makes sense, especially when we're never paying off the house (to use his analogy). François-Philippe Champagne is a lawyer who spent years as corporate counsel at ABB and Amec. That’s it. No economics degree, no banking, no finance portfolio, no private-sector profit & loss responsibility. Now he’s Finance Minister running $70-billion deficits and talking about “productivity” while debt service eats everything. A guy who never managed a balance sheet is in charge of Canada’s. All he's got are pure Liberal credentials: loyalty, bilingualism, and a resume that looks impressive until you notice it has nothing to do with the job.
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Bonanza Gold retweeted
Liberals promised 4M homes a few years ago: 0 years later. They promised 2 billion trees planted: 0 years later. This assfuck also knows they have no intention of "solving homelessness". But Liberals will praise him for his empty words and believe it. In a the nebulous "decade" - I promise you this - homelessness will be worse than it has ever been. Find me anyone in the country who would bet on this being true and I'll take it.
Budget 2026 lays out our historic plan to end homelessness within the next decade. We just launched it today in Winnipeg. We’re building on what front-line workers have taught us — and bringing help, housing, and health together.
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Imagine believing this after 11 years of pure destruction.
Canada has the lowest net debt-to-GDP ratio in the G7, giving us the capacity to invest with ambition. Budget 2026 puts that strength to work by expanding our energy infrastructure, helping businesses grow and making life more affordable. It also sets a path to end homelessness within 10 years, connecting housing with the care people need to stay housed. A stronger economy must give Canadians greater security in their daily lives.
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He was 80 years old and just picking up his amps from the repair shop. Bob Wood plugged in his 1968 Epiphone Riviera to test them at a Nashville shop in 2014, played "Bésame Mucho," and a tech grabbed a camera. Back in 1968, he'd turned down Sam Phillips' offer to play sessions at Sun Records so he could raise his nine kids. Bob passed in 2022 at 88. He played to the end.
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Bonanza Gold retweeted
In its budget, the government has just announced that it will bring 15,000 elderly parents and grandparents each year, under the family reunification program. That’s 15,000 elderly people a year putting pressure on our hospitals and social services. And they get citizenship, no language test required.  Then they can vote for the politicians who pander to ethnic interests. We are losing our country. Surrey is a foreign nation on our soil.
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And the slaughter continues. With all the information out there, people are still willing to inject a foreign substance into their bodies without thinking. Well, they'll get what they want. Isn't that always the case?
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Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy Name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. ------------------- For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever and ever. Amen Christ Is King!
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There are people starving and homeless in Canada Food banks are overwhelmed people are skipping meals Healthcare is non existant But this government is still fixated on the illusion that men need tampons and throwing 70 million at it You can't be mad enough This is utter bs
Canada BUDGET 2026 $70 Million for Tampons in MALE Washrooms.
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Bonanza Gold retweeted
🚨 ABSOLUTE CHAOS: Paraguay’s largest bank just collapsed with 3M customers—taking the PRESIDENT down with it! Frozen accounts, stolen pensions, and massive corruption tied straight to the top. This is what happens when corrupt elites run the show. Pray for the people of Paraguay! 🇵🇾
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🔥🚨THE CENTRAL (DIGITAL) BANK IN PARAGUAY COLLAPSED. Millions have NO access to any of their money, savings, investments, or old age security. POOF!! GONE. This is what Carney is trying to set up in Canada. HE MUST BE STOPPED. (Trusting a banker as a PM is like trusting a fat kid wont eat the M&M that you left on the table.)
#BREAKING: Chaos on streets of Paraguay after MILLIONS of people lose access to their savings and bank accounts. @PresidenciaPy @hoypy
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Bonanza Gold retweeted
The Wanker Banker is a Traitor to Canada & Canadians !
Carney Will Be Trying To Convince Canadians That His 1.4 Trillion Deficit Is An Actual Win. While Canadians Pay 1 Billion Per Week On Interest. He Is An Absolute Failure And He Will Not Stop Until He Has Broken The Back Of This Country While He Sails Off With His Brookfield Cash In Hand
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Bonanza Gold retweeted
Replying to @MarcNixon24
This guy is brutal. 11 years of liberal mismanagement of Canada
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GOOD. He looks/acts worried. Trump now has free rein on tariffs, and Carney has no cards left. The midterms did nothing for Carney's leverage. And Canadians now know Liberals are rigging elections with immigrant votes.
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Bonanza Gold retweeted
« Ottawa mise sur une offensive de dépenses. » Économie 101 : On ne peut pas atteindre la prospérité en multipliant les dépenses !
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Bonanza Gold retweeted
The Liberals are tabling their budget today, on a Thursday afternoon before MPs return to our ridings for a week. He will face no questions in the House of Commons about the country's finances until two weeks from now. His utter contempt for parliament is disgraceful.
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Unbelievable.
Canada BUDGET 2026 $70 Million for Tampons in MALE Washrooms.
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