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Gen Z is turning back to God 125 young Christians walked into a mall in Portland and broke out in worship singing "Our God Is an Awesome God" This is the America the left told us was gone

🚨 Uwaga na działanie Niemiec❗ Kanclerz Merz żąda, żeby cała UE zobowiązała się przekazywać wielomiliardowe darowizny dla Ukrainy przez kolejne lata oraz, by zlikwidować prawo weta w takich sprawach❗ Proszę o nagłaśnianie i podawanie dalej, bo sprawa jest poważna ☝️ Nie dość, że domagają się bezwarunkowej zrzutki na Ukrainę w przyszłym roku (ok. kilkadziesiąt miliardów euro) i przez następne lata, to jeszcze chcą, żeby wszystkie państwa, w tym Polska, zrzekły się prawa sprzeciwu w kwestiach kolejnych pakietów pomocowych. Po co? By do woli pompować kolejne miliardy dla kraju na wskroś przesiąkniętego korupcją! Żeby to osiągnąć kanclerz Niemiec szantażuje unijne kraje - grozi zablokowaniem budżetu UE na lata 2028-34 dopóki państwa członkowskie nie przyjmą tej propozycji i domaga się, by decyzje o pomocy zapadały większością kwalifikowaną, a nie jednomyślnie. Czyli bez prawa weta! Niestety istnieje ogromna obawa, że rząd Tuska pójdzie na to bez piśnięcia słowem. Zgoda na tak perfidny i szkodzący naszym, polskim interesom szantaż ze strony Niemiec, byłaby jawną zdradą polskiej racji stanu. Nie wolno zrzekać się na rzecz Brukseli resztek naszej suwerenności! Decyzja powinna być natychmiastowa: ✅ PO PIERWSZE - to my, jako Polska, sami będziemy decydować, czy uczestniczymy w finansowym wsparciu jakiegokolwiek państwa, czy nie. Takie decyzje muszą zapadać w Warszawie, a nie w Brukseli czy Berlinie! ✅ PO DRUGIE - po blisko 5 latach wojny dość już bezwarunkowych darowizn i wsparcia za nic w zamian! Najwyższy czas na asertywną i transakcyjną politykę, a nie wieczną służalczość. Bo ileż możemy robić za bankomat, który jest na każde zawołanie, przekazuje nawet strategicznie ważny sprzęt do obrony Polski, jak pociski do Patriotów, a w drugą stronę dostajemy gloryfikowanie banderyzmu? Albo zaczniemy się szanować, albo nikt nas nie będzie szanował. Albo zaczniemy dbać o swoje interesy, albo w końcu nas ich pozbawią i będziemy reprezentować cudze.

This is the crisis in Australia today: a government splashing billions of taxpayer dollars a year on foreign aid while the domestic economy collapses. Soaring energy costs are driving Australia over a cliff. Australians are caught in a cost-of-living crunch, yet the federal government streams multiple billions out the door every year. We have now handed nearly $1.9 billion to a war in Ukraine — a conflict involving non-NATO territory where Australia has zero treaty obligations — alongside tens of millions directed into Palestine, indirectly benefiting dangerous regimes like Hamas. Australia pumps more than $2 billion a year (out of an aid budget of $5.5 billion) into Pacific Island nations under the guise of 'stopping Chinese influence', coupled with generous climate adaptation grants for island nations that refuse to sink beneath the waves. China does not hand out billions in unmonitored grants; it builds tangible, commercial infrastructure. Pacific leaders understand this dynamic well, playing Canberra off Beijing to extract ever-larger funding payouts from Australian taxpayers, even as coastal science shows these dynamic coral islands are not sinking. All this spending is carefully disguised, partitioned across departments and hidden behind bureaucratic red tape, masking a blunt truth: leaders like Anthony Albanese, Penny Wong, and Chris Bowen are prioritising personal international grandstanding over domestic reality for the rest of us. Meanwhile, taxpayers foot the bill for $450 million in luxury VIP jets to ferry ministers around like a private taxi service. The consequences of this ideological mishmash are impossible to ignore. The aggressive, ideological dismantling of reliable hydrocarbon baseload power in favor of heavily subsidised renewable energy schemes — like wind and solar — has sent electricity prices through the roof. Essential heavy industries face imminent collapse. From major steelworks to key aluminium smelters like Tomago, core manufacturers are on the brink of shutting down, unable to compete with foreign competitors who have access to cheap, reliable baseload power. Australia no longer builds cars, produces almost zero electronics, and has exported its critical manufacturing and jobs overseas — much of it directly to China. We are on the verge of becoming a vast welfare state for the world, financed almost entirely by resource extraction. Australia absorbs record levels of immigration while failing to protect the once-productive industrial base that built this lucky country in the first place. Not so lucky now. It's time to demand government transparency and accountability. Taxpayer dollars must be spent on cheap, reliable power to preserve Australian jobs at home — not handed out like confetti to satisfy foreign policy agendas while our core industries face collapse. By the Book: 1. Ukraine: $1.9 billion committed since 2022. Australia is not a NATO member and has no treaty obligation to fund foreign conflicts in Eastern Europe. 2. Palestine: Tens of millions allocated annually to Middle East programs, where aid oversight remains dangerously opaque. 3. Pacific & China: Lowy Institute data shows Australia outspends China in Pacific aid by a wide margin ($2.1 billion annually representing 37% of all Pacific aid, compared to China’s 6%). Pacific nations simply leverage competing funding packages from both sides. 4. True cost of a climate fiasco: Australia's heavy manufacturing — including steelworks in Whyalla and major aluminium smelters like Tomago and Boyne — is facing catastrophic pressure due to soaring power tariffs caused by replacing baseload power with subsidised, intermittent renewables.

CO2 fluctuates with magnetic field changes. The planet uses CO2 to cool the planet but its ability to turn deserts into green. Also CO2 inhalation removes misfolded proteins (think Alzheimer’s) from the brain. CO2 is not only plant food but a health product for humans.

The fact that pro-Ukrainian accounts on X are being restricted or silenced is a problem I am experiencing firsthand. I find it alarming that a platform of this scale could increasingly contribute to the manipulation of public opinion. It was a historic mistake for the United States to allow one of the world’s most significant media outlets to fall into the hands of an oligarch with a highly questionable political stance. The consequences are grave. Democracy requires the free formation of opinion—not algorithmic manipulation or the one-sided suppression of voices.

Nerlap Sidhu began the Equity Backpack Project in Abbotsford schools and later won the Prime Minister’s Award for Teaching Excellence and a Premier’s Award for Excellence in Education. Students wore backpacks full of material on white racism in Canada.

“Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła, Kiedy my żyjemy. Co nam obca przemoc wzięła, Szablą odbierzemy.” “Poland has not yet perished, So long as we live. What foreign force has taken from us, We shall reclaim with the sabre.” Those are the opening lines of Poland’s national anthem. Think about what those words mean to a people who have repeatedly had to fight for their country’s very survival. For 123 years, Poland was partitioned among foreign powers, its independent state erased from the map. Yet generations kept their language, culture and hope for independence alive. On November 11, 1918, Poland regained its independence. Then came Nazi and Soviet occupation, followed by decades of Soviet-backed communist rule. Once again, Poles had to struggle for the freedom to govern themselves. That history helps explain why independence means so much. Why the flag matters. Why parents teach their children the language, the songs and the stories of those who came before them. When your country has been carved up, occupied and denied the right to determine its own future, sovereignty is deeply personal. There is nothing embarrassing about loving your country. There is nothing shameful about wanting its history remembered, its culture carried forward and its people free. Before dismissing that pride, take the time to understand what it took to survive. Happy Independence Day, Poland. 🇵🇱

WHY ISN'T THIS COAST TO COAST?

A few thoughts on the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. I was around when it was adopted in 1982. At the time, Canadians understood it as a set of rules for the people already here—the French, the British, and the Indigenous. We were not told it would later function as an open-ended framework that automatically extended full religious accommodation rights to any group that arrived afterward. The document should have remained limited to the population that existed when it was written. It should not have been treated as an invitation for other religions and cultures to come to Canada and require public institutions, schools, workplaces, and laws to reconfigure themselves around their practices. That later expansion—through court rulings and policy—was never part of the original public understanding. It should have stopped with the people who were here in 1982. Later arrivals should not fall under the same automatic protections in a way that overrides the country’s existing character. I do not and will never respect someone else’s religious articles as sacred. They are not sacred to me. I am a Christian. They will never be sacred to me. I’m going to treat them like any other accessory—like a purse or a necklace. That’s all they are to me.

🇨🇦 I told an American friend how mortgages work in Canada. He thought I was joking. 🇺🇸 In America, you can lock in a fixed mortgage rate for 30 YEARS. 🇨🇦 In Canada, five-year terms are common. Then you renew at whatever rates the market offers. Imagine buying a home in 2021 at 2%. You budget carefully. You make every payment. You do everything right. Five years later, your mortgage renews at 5%. On a $500,000 balance with 20 years remaining, that’s roughly $760 MORE every month. Over $9,000 a year. Not because you bought another house. Not because you borrowed more money. Simply because your mortgage contract expired. A Canadian family can spend five years building financial stability, only to have global inflation, bond markets and central bank decisions rewrite its household budget. The Bank of Canada estimated that roughly 60% of mortgages renewing in 2025–26 would face payment increases. And here’s the part Americans find astonishing: In the U.S., a 30-year fixed mortgage can protect your interest rate from the next crisis. In Canada, the next crisis can become your next mortgage payment. 🇨🇦 #Canada #Mortgages #Housing

Shit I thought Elon was going to buy Canada. Fooled again🤣🇨🇦 Oh Canada!?

NOAA: "Today's atmospheric CO2 is the same as it was 4.3 million years ago, when temperature was 3.9°C higher than preindustrial, or 2.5°C higher than today. Sea level was 23 m higher than today, and vast forest covered the tundra." – So, there is no consistent correlation between CO2 and temperature. CO2 is not the control knob.

Under the banner of 'saving the planet', a far-reaching political transformation is taking place — and it's happening out of sight. Behind unelected figureheads like António Guterres (Secretary-General of the United Nations) stands a vast, featureless apparatus: thousands of embedded bureaucrats shaping policy far from public oversight. The UN has already morphed into one of the largest unelected institutions in world history, absorbing $68 to $74 billion annually. This includes billions for opaque peacekeeping forays and billions more to maintain a global workforce of up to 190,000 personnel — not one of whom pays income tax. Beyond them lies a vast money-hungry corporate queue waiting to cash in on this forced transition away from dense, dependable power toward intermittent wind and solar. This transition is projected to absorb $275 trillion. The bureaucracy builds the machinery; the market gets the payout. This is much more than 'overreach' — it's a calculated PR strategy. By exploiting extreme, worst-case climate scenarios, they have created a permanent state of hyper-emergency. As policy analysts at free-market institutes like Cato have long pointed out, IPCC computer models consistently overestimate actual warming, elevating fringe worst-case projections into accepted policy inevitabilities. Beneath the cover of this overheated crisis, national sovereignty is being dismantled and local democracy replaced by an unaccountable regime. It's an unprecedented transfer of wealth and political control designed to concentrate power in the hands of a few. While near-term carbon credit transactions are projected to remain under $10 billion through 2030, the framework is set up to yield a multi-hundred-billion-dollar annual payout by the 2040s. Guterres and the UN apparatus say these measures are dictated by physical reality. Yet, their remedies all point toward expanded administrative authority and direct global control over world finances.

EXCELLENT! A new Climate Movie has just been released - and the makers have sent it to me for embedding here - enjoy!!! Please follow the guys here: @freedom_rsrch - support them - we need to get REALITY out all over the place! 😀 Thanks to @TomANelson also for connecting me! Scientists and experts featured in the film •William Happer – Physicist, Professor Emeritus, Princeton University. •Richard Lindzen – Atmospheric physicist, Professor Emeritus, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). •Judith Curry – Climatologist, former Chair of the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Georgia Institute of Technology, and Professor Emerita. •Samuel Furfari – Professor Emeritus of Geopolitics and Energy Policy, Université libre de Bruxelles, and former senior official at the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Energy. •Lars Schernikau – Dr. Lars Schernikau is an energy economist, commodity trader, entrepreneur and author. Lars believes that energy should not be a political matter. His conclusions are based on how energy systems actually work, what they cost and what is needed to keep them running reliably. These views are not influenced nor do they change, regardless of one’s views on anthropogenic global warming (AGW). Providing reliable and affordable energy is a necessity, not a political angle. •Valter Kiisk – Associate Professor, Institute of Physics, University of Tartu. •Arne Ader – Biologist and renowned nature photographer.

Unanimous consent?? Really @AndrewScheer?? Really @PierrePoilievre?? No contest to client-side scanning?? This is FUCKED!!! Every conservative Canadian should be PISSED about this!!!

Finally figured out how climate change works. I was so wrong! You just pay politicians money, and then they save the world by fixing, solar flares, the clouds, lunar tides, the earth's orbital axis, the ozone layer. I was so naive, all it took was paying politicians.

He is not wrong