Wednesday On Turtle Island

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1. With all the current revelations about chicom interfering in elections, is anyone in a position of authority a little bit curious about polls showing Chow in the lead?
   If not why not?

   1. The communists already control Toronto that is why no one is surprised or concerned.

   2. wonder if she will make similar midnight bike rides to massage parlours for the press to cover up . like they did for smiling Jack.

   3. The actual leader in the polls right now is “undecided” at 39% to Chows 16% and Saunders at 12%.

      but the media is playing up Chow’s lead, even though she would be the second worse choice for mayor, running slightly behind Matlow with his plan to raise taxes to improve affordability, and to address the root causes of crime with safety ambassadors, because we can’t arrest our way out of a crime wave.

      1. Raising taxes in Toronto?

         Sounds good to me.

2. Aussies ban recreational vaping.

   what about non recreational and how would you know the difference?

   Maybe there’s been too much kangaroo humping among the commie biatches.

3. In case anyone was wondering, We are the Gondor of this time and place.
   “Sons of Gondor! Of Rohan! My brothers. I see in your eyes the same fear that would take the heart of me. A day may come when the courage of Men fails, when we forsake our friends and break all bonds of fellowship. But it is not this day. An hour of wolves and shattered shields when the Age of Men comes crashing down. But it is not this day! This day we fight! By all that you hold dear on this good earth, I bid you stand, Men of the West!”

4. Chow is the chicom candidate

5. A person I follow on Twitter took issue with me using the word “dangerous” to describe Justin Trudeau. How could anyone so narcissistic and ineffectual be dangerous? They felt that I was paranoid.

   But Justin is dangerous. He is dangerous because he is personally vengeful and has enabled, encouraged and given cover to the pettiness and vengefulness of his myrmidons within government, the courts, and police organizations – who act to hurt and crush his opponents and detractors on his behalf, no matter how poor or insignificant they are.

   Now that the theatre of the Emergency Measures Inquiry is over, and the press have lost interest in the Freedom Convoy, the participants in that protest, and those who supported them are being targeted for destruction, one by one. Pastor Artur Pawlowski faces 14 to 20 years in prison for giving a 20 minute speech, (not the 6 months reported by the CBC). He is well known, however, and people will notice what happens to him. What worries me is all of the ordinary people who are facing ongoing punishment.

   First of all, there is a heavily funded class action lawsuit, which names many of the truckers, and some of the people who donated to the convoy. But these people are also being charged with BS criminal offenses, (mischief, counseling to mischief, obstruction of citizens in their lawful pursuit, etc), in jurisdictions like Ottawa where they will almost certainly face conviction, regardless of what they actually did. (https://twitter.com/therobprimo1/status/1653399191127834627)

   It’s not enough that these people had their bank accounts seized, their property seized, and in many cases lost their homes. They are to be punished until they are completely destroyed. Quietly, out of sight of the foreign press. Away from the headlines.

   This is what I mean by dangerous. A leader who hurts little people to assuage his ego is dangerous, because he is content to strike out at people who have no resources, and who can not speak up in their own defense.

   1. Hear, hear.

      People don’t even care what kind of country we are now in.

   2. Bullies bully until someone fights back.

      There are no bigger bullies than government.

6. What did Justin promise Rota?