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Yes. They tried in 2008, ‘occupy Wall Street’ where Carney as FSB Chair let Goldman & HSBC with two Carney brothers, off the hook. With the help of Obama the anger was converted to race-based globalism to try again. You can watch Mark Carney >> 32:00 youtu.be/2gK3s5j7PgA?si=lj3V…
Wow. So cigarette & weed smuggling through Indigenous territories we’ve known about for decades. This was expanded though DRIPA with no safe guards. It’s really shocking. #Canada
DRIPA and the US-Canada Trafficking Corridor w/ Sam Cooper - Brave New Normal Ep. 150
Sam Cooper is an investigative journalist and publisher of The Bureau. We discuss the implementation of DRIPA and what amounts to a large scale land expropriation model, how adversarial states like China and their adjoined criminal cartels exploit sovereign indigenous territories, and the transnational rackets that extend from scam compounds into high stakes intelligence operations for active war campaigns.
Full episode also available below ⬇️
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DRIPA and the US-Canada Trafficking Corridor w/ Sam Cooper - Brave New Normal Ep. 150
Sam Cooper is an investigative journalist and publisher of The Bureau. We discuss the implementation of DRIPA and what amounts to a large scale land expropriation model, how adversarial states like China and their adjoined criminal cartels exploit sovereign indigenous territories, and the transnational rackets that extend from scam compounds into high stakes intelligence operations for active war campaigns.
Full episode also available below ⬇️
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An England entirely populated with Indians, Afghans and Pakistanis would be no England at all.
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This is big for South Florida's Hispanic community..
Newsmax on Monday announced the acquisition of Miami radio stations WAQI-AM Radio Mambí and WQBA-AM, marking a significant investment in South Florida and a renewed commitment to serving one of America's most vibrant and influential Hispanic communities. bit.ly/4sUevYq
NaddyKat.Algo retweeted
Carney told Canadians to tighten their belts. Four days later, Parliament ordered 6,000 bottles of fine wine. Then $175,000 for in-flight catering.
youtube.com/watch?v=IRZ5-WOx…
Watch The Really Big Show live every weekday.
Should leaders lead by example?
@MarkJCarney @JasminLaine
NaddyKat.Algo retweeted
A Premier who spends like a Liberal and cheers like a Democrat.
That's what the Ontario PC Party has become.
Read more 👇
newblueontario.com/newslette…
#onpoli
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I had an interesting conversation yesterday about leadership, unity and accountability, particularly in politics.
My view is simple: the only way to stay united is to keep talking, including when the conversation gets uncomfortable. Censoring discussions and shutting down debates only leaves disagreements unresolved and resentment growing.
As John F. Kennedy said: “Let us never negotiate out of fear. But let us never fear to negotiate.”
Leaders need the courage to hear things they disagree with, answer difficult questions and give people a reason to keep working together. That includes being willing to reconsider their own position. Nobody has all the answers, and a title does not change that.
Accountability is part of this. Particularly in politics, leaders must explain their decisions, answer for their conduct and accept scrutiny from the people they serve. Supporting a leader does not mean giving them a free pass. How can we demand accountability from political opponents while making excuses for our own?
People need room to question, challenge and contribute. How else do we learn what matters to one another or find a way forward?
We can share a goal and disagree about how to get there. We should be able to debate an idea without questioning someone’s loyalty or treating every disagreement as a threat. Surely working together requires enough trust to speak honestly.
If the only way to preserve “unity” is to insist everyone stay quiet, how united are we really?
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Liberals are down 6 points in 3 weeks !
Nanos -Liberals now down to 44.6%
The honeymoon is finally over after 18 months of theatrics & non-performance!
Canadians are finally waking up !
NaddyKat.Algo retweeted
The Biden tapes they fought so hard to keep hidden.
AND…these are “before” he was President!
It is incredible to watch truth be told about solvable problems UN and their wide network of alliances FAIL to produce meaningful security or safety for people around the world. Cocktail 🍸 party democracy preachers must go. #Carney
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Replying to @nayibbukele @NoticieroSLV
It’s truly incredible to watch how the media and non profits are always so quick to defend the criminals vs the people the criminals were oppressing
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EU politicians won't praise Nayib Bukele because he's raising a mirror at them.
And Haiti is the mirror.
Look at Haiti. The UN is there. The EU is there. Billions poured in. Years of missions, meetings, resolutions, speeches. And what is the result?
Gangs run the country. Police run away. People can't eat, can't move, can't live.
Now look at El Salvador. A tiny country. No billions from the UN. No giant armies. Just one man with will. And he cleaned it up. Gangs gone. Streets safe. Mothers can send their children to school without fear.
Yet giant states are failing in Haiti, while tiny El Salvador is succeeding. For the EU to praise Bukele would be an embarrassing indictment of their own failure. It would mean admitting Haiti failed because of them, not because it was impossible.
Rather than admit that, they will try to find faults in Bukele. They will call him a dictator. They will talk about human rights of gang members.
Anything to avoid admitting the truth: El Salvador proved it could be done, and Haiti proved they never had the will to do it.
Haiti PM praises Bukele after Salvadoran troops help destroy gang headquarters
➡️ go.france24.com/nNEE
Read this. The UN and all its people do NOTHING to stop the criminal activity, gangs & regimes holding citizens hostage.
They talk about ‘human rights’ but allow dark forces to flourish, not clean them up.
We were told Nayib Bukele is "invading" Haiti.
We were told he is a dictator. We were told to be worried. We were told to condemn him.
And right now he is the hottest thing in Haiti. Crowds are in the streets in Port au Prince chanting his name. People are calling him father. He has done more in under two weeks than the Haitian government and the United Nations have done in six years.
Bukele sent 2,500 soldiers to Haiti. He did not come to make money. He said it himself. No one is paying El Salvador to do this. El Salvador is paying for 90% of it. He came to fight against the wicked.
He came after four Salvadoran technicians were ambushed and kidnapped. He gave the gangs an ultimatum. They did not listen. So he destroyed the house of Lanmo San Jou, leader of the 400 Mawozo gang. He bombed their headquarters in Croix des Bouquets. The gangs ran without even trying to fight.
The people said thank you Bukele.
His approval is skyrocketing in Haiti like it is in his home El Salvador, where over 91% admire him. In El Salvador he took a country controlled by gangs and made it safe. In Haiti he is doing the same thing.
The media calls it an invasion. The people call it liberation.
t.me/fmazhindu
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Ratioed.
The Prime Minister of Haiti, Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, and the President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, must ensure that all operations conducted by Salvadoran forces in Haiti comply with international human rights law.
bit.ly/3UOTZLU
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In 2025 alone, gang violence in Haiti caused over 5000 deaths. Without any warnings or condemnation by Amnesty International. By taking sides, Amnesty is making itself more and more irrelevant and trustworthy as ‘guardian of human rights’.
google.com/goto?url=CAESb…
"There is no state that cannot defeat criminals. If a state does not defeat criminality, it's because the state is complicit."
– Nayib Bukele
Now think of this in reference to our compromised elections.
Truer words have never been spoken.
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🚨 HAITÍ NO ESTÁ ASÍ POR CASUALIDAD. ESTÁ ASÍ POR NEGOCIO. Y LA ONU ES PARTE DEL NEGOCIO 🔥🇩🇴
Tres culpables mantienen a Haití en el caos: 📢
LA OLIGARQUÍA CORRUPTA ☑️
Vive de la miseria. Mientras el pueblo pasa hambre, ellos se llenan los bolsillos con el contrabando y el desorden. A ellos NO les conviene la paz.
LAS BANDAS ☑️
No son bandas sueltas. Son el brazo armado de esa oligarquía. Ellos las financian, las arman y las usan para sembrar terror.
LA ONU ☑️
La que vive de los dos primeros. Décadas de informes, reuniones, misiones y discursos... ¿Y qué resolvieron? NADA.
Porque si se acaba el problema, se acaba el negocio. Se acaban los miles de millones que les entran de presidentes izquierdistas que financian esa maquinaria.
La ONU ☑️ no vino a resolver. Vino a mediar, a cobrar, y a presionar a países como la República Dominicana mientras Haití se hundía.
Y hoy Bukele los dejó en evidencia: en semanas, la tropa salvadoreña hizo lo que la @ONU_es no hizo en 30 años.
Quedó claro: SÍ tenía solución. Lo que nunca hubo fue voluntad, porque la voluntad no deja dinero.
¡Basta ya de mediación! ¡Basta ya de negocio con la miseria de un pueblo!
Si estás de acuerdo, comparte. Que el mundo lo sepa.
#Haiti #ONU #Bukele #RepúblicaDominicana #alertaRD📢
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🚨 WOW! El Salvador President Nayib Bukele just posted this AMAZING footage of how safe and beautified his country has become
This was achieved through aggressively locking up the criminals, IGNORING the pro-crime left and purging radical judges
MASTERCLASS! 🇺🇸🇸🇻
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Nayib Bukele: “There is no State that cannot defeat criminals. If a State does not defeat criminality, it is because the State is complicit.” @nayibbukele


























