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Patrick Peace retweeted
I owe you an apology.
I have been way too conservative in my election predictions.
Some fresh data came in yesterday and now it looks like we will see:
- Republicans win 55 seats in the Senate
- Republics keeping the House with a 10 seat majority.
- Winning nearly all governorships.
I was almost 100% accurate in 2024 but I wasn’t 100% because I was too conservative. That changes today.
Bookmark it.
We will see history being made on Tuesday. Republicans will vote in record numbers and we will destroy the democrats party once and for all.
Will you forgive me?
MAGA is an American Christian revival. Obviously it is hated by atheists, Liberals, communists, and Democrats. Surprisingly, it's also hated by most Canadian Christians. Go figure. 🤔
Christian leaders in Canada are oblivious to the fact that their freedom to worship is associated with political freedom.
@TheEFC
@CCC_CCE
#Christians
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You would’ve loved Fundamentalist firebrand Presbyterian Carl McIntire, a fervent anti communist and pioneer radio evangelist of the 1950’s and 60’s. His signature sign off was “Those who don’t use their freedom to defend their freedom, will lose their freedom.”
Check out this substack from Conrad Black. Tons of facts that are not covered by the mainstream news.
His latest issue tears apart lies from Obama and provides valuable insights on the US-Iran situation.
👍🇨🇦💥 #cdnpoli #IranWar
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Latest from Promethean Action author Mike Steger. A new manufacturing Renaissance!
Keep On Rockin' and share my dudes.🫡
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#Kaspa
#rockabilly
#50srockandroll
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Patrick Peace retweeted
Christian concert cancelled due to 100 signatures in a city of 100,000
Thanksgiving is about giving thanks to God. So @EzraLevant marked the holiday by taking part in one of his favourite pastimes, reading a court document. This time, it was the City of Moncton's statement of defence, filed Sept. 22, explaining why it cancelled a Christian worship concert in a public park.
American worship leader @SeanFeucht was booked for a free Canadian tour called Let Us Worship. Moncton approved Feucht's event at Riverfront Park on April 30 and spent three months working out details. The application described "a free, public, live Christian music event" bringing churches together "to pray for the city and the region," with baptisms.
Two days before the show, a feminist group, a Pride group and others published an open letter with about 100 signatures. The next day, the city cancelled, citing its code of conduct and "evolving safety and security considerations."
Ezra noted the three-page code says nothing about events, permits or protests, but does ban discrimination based on religion. The concert moved to a camp more than two hours away. Of 1,000 expected, 200 made it. Organizers sued for $50,000 in Charter damages.
The city's defence says its safety concerns "arose from the potential interaction between attendees and individuals opposed to the event." The danger, by the city's own account, was the protesters, so its solution was to cancel the Christians. The filing also says the cancellation was meant "to prevent anticipated hate speech."
"Nobody had said anything. Nobody was charged with anything," Ezra said. "That is like a pre-crime arrest for a hymn." The city even admits it limited freedom of expression, then argues the Christians should pay its legal bills. "That's a heckler's veto," Ezra said.
But the cancellation of Feucht's events wasn't limited to just one city — Halifax, Charlottetown, Quebec City, Gatineau and Vaughan all blocked Feucht's events. Only Alberta let the show go ahead in public.
In Montreal, a church that opened its doors to him was fined $2,500, and someone threw smoke bombs during the service while Rebel News' Alexa Lavoie was there. A suspect was charged with mischief only after more than a year of her reporting. Rebel News and The Democracy Fund are now funding the church's court fight.
"Once the government accepts it, the hecklers learn. Every time they threaten, they win," Ezra said. "Sing if you like. Just not in a park in Moncton. They might cancel you."
To support the fight, visit LetUsWorship.ca.
You can clearly see that God allowed him to put his glasses back on before punching his ticket. God is always a better gentleman than we deserve. Praise God. 🙏
Patrick Peace retweeted
Never forget this Canadian Heritage moment.
Patrick Peace retweeted
My oldest friend in the world -since 1966- is Roy, who was my best friend on Wilton Ave in London. Ontario around the corner from 519 Highbury Ave where I grew up to eleven. He wrote me on Thanksgiving a few days ago. The $2,000 he refers to is the combined income he receives for Canada pension ($800), Old Age Security ($750) and the Guaranteed Income Supplement($500). He is 70 and bought a shack for $30,000 at retirement and has now been renovating it for permanent habitation several years now. It’s paid off and taxes are negligible.
His Thanksgiving Prayer makes for interesting reflection.
Well here we are, it's Thanksgiving in Nova Scotia. Nova Scotia is about the size of Bangladesh so we have room for an extra 177 million people. I wish we could all go back 4 generations just for a few days. I could explain to my great grandfather around 1879 that I get clean water to drink just by turning on a tap. That the average woman has one kid and not 18 and they live past the age of two. I could say that I just have to use a telegraph key and Walmart delivers clean groceries. That I don't have to buy dirty ice to melt and drink. I could explain that common diseases don't make people sick anymore and landlords can't throw people out of their houses because they are a day late with rent. He'd never believe I get $2000 a month and don't have to work or be supported by anyone. If he knew how I lived he'd understand that the people of the future live better than all the monarchs before them. When I worked it was only five days a week and the boss wasn't allowed to kick me. It's amazing and fantastic that we live this way. If someone was born yesterday I suppose it doesn't seem like much to throw away or brag about. But I live better than all the kings before me. I'm going to go to the grocery store today and buy some pasteurized cream for my coffee and I won't have to tip my hat to anyone. It's fantastic.
Patrick Peace retweeted
On this day 336 years ago...
Louis de Buade, Count de Frontenac and Governor of New France, faces a British fleet of 34 warships which aims to conquer the city of Quebec in the name of the King of England William III and of the Massachusetts colony.
When asked to surrender :
“I shall not keep you waiting an hour. I do not recognize King William, a usurper who has violated the most sacred rights of blood by seeking to dethrone James II, his father-in-law. As for your general, let him know that I have no reply to make to him other than from the mouths of my cannons and by musket shots; let him learn that this is not the way to treat a man such as I, and even if I wished to surrender, all these brave officers you see here would never consent to it.”
The French-Canadian militia, our ancestors, defeated the British and American invaders a few days later.
Patrick Peace retweeted
Carney being installed as Prime Minister has to be one of the biggest political coups in our history.
I believe this plan started the summer of 2024 & was set in motion when Trudeau made Carney his “advisor” in October.
Freeland was the key catalyst when she resigned, which clearly was part of the plan her & Carney (her sons Godfather by the way) came up with.
Trudeau may or may not have been a willing player in it, but clearly knew he was on his way out.
Freeland went against Carney in the leadership race as to only not raise any suspicion to this plan to install Globalist Carney. She never actually wanted the job, remember her pathetic campaign? Freeland running against Carney gave the perception that Carney was a choice to Liberal voters.
He wasn’t, he was the only person who was going to win.
With the help of the mainstream media they chipped away at Pierre’s lead, endless negative press for him, a constant barrage of promotional press for Carney.
Fast forward to today, and the press continue to push pro-Carney propaganda to keep him as politically powerful as they can, they have to keep the illusion going that Carney has accomplished meaningful things for Canadians even though their quality of life continues to decline.
When support keeps going up for someone leading a nation while at the same time life is getting worse for the citizens of that Country there is a problem.
Is there hope for Canada to break free from this endless Liberal loop?
I’m not sure.
Patrick Peace retweeted
Children were not murdered at Indigenous residential schools and the entire story of 215 graves found in Kamloops is a hoax.
Many Indigenous leaders and communities supported or requested schooling, including forms of residential education, specifically to give children skills for a changing world (literacy, farming, trades, English).
The numbered treaties of the 1870s included education provisions that Indigenous negotiators sought so their children could acquire the “learning of the white man.”
Historical accounts (including works by J.R. Miller and treaty records) show chiefs requesting teachers and schools for practical adaptation after traditional economies were disrupted.
Now pass this bill and arrest me. I’d love to present evidence of all this in court.
Patrick Peace retweeted
Is DEI actually achieving its intended goal?
@ShaneWinnings
Patrick Peace retweeted
Well, that was wild. I'm at the Australian Parliament and just left a meeting with two staffers for the governing party. They told us that the government needed more power to censor things like the upcoming US execution of Nidal Hasan.
When I asked why they needed to censor that video, one said it was to prevent copycat killings. Copycat killings by governments? I asked. Er, no, they said. Copycat killings like of a backpacker, several decades ago.
So, under that logic, I pointed out, the government should censor things like last year's Bondi massacre, where two Muslims killed 15 people, no? Well, that was news, they said. Didn't they realize their bill would allow the government to censor news? They didn't seem to know, or care.
They also admitted that they did not know that the bill would allow the government to create and operate an unlimited number of fake social media accounts to attack its political enemies and spread disinformation. Having presented them with information they had never heard about a bill they had clearly not read, they emphasized to us, strenuously, that they were moving forward with the bill.
So there you have it. The government wants the power to arbitrarily censor scenes of violent crime, or violence, for any reason. And it wants the power to use an unlimited number of fake accounts to wage offensive disinformational warfare against the Australian people.
Given that the Bondi massacre last year increased public opposition to mass migration, and support for the populist One Nation Party, it seems obvious that the government wants to censor such events in order to protect its political power.
It's quite telling how obediently governing party members insist such a law is needed without even knowing what's in it.
Patrick Peace retweeted
Does anyone know the software that can produce this? I need to make a 3 minute music video from a single image. The source material will be all original so it's not for a parody.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
#AIMusic
#AI
#AIart
