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That would be interesting, with Turkey both being in NATO, and harbouring Hamas and Friends. Who jumps in which direction could come down to who pulls the trigger first. Then with Assad and his relatives camping out in Moscow after waving goodbye to Syria, well, it’s no longer under the thumb...

The Sigmund Freud Flotilla folks have PTSD? The Jews after being attacked have PTSD? The Spanish Basque Police have PTSD? Hamas and Friends have PTSD? You yourself have PTSD? Who has PTSD?

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he was unconcerned about the political fallout of an extended conflict with Iran, and that Iranian leaders had miscalculated if they thought the November midterm ‌elections would force him into a deal. President Donald Trump’s approval rating sits at...

They behaved like entitled children, where asked to move, & got into a pushing match with law-enforcement. Maybe they forgot they weren’t in Israel anymore? Maybe that’s just who they are? I have no idea, but the video is above, or maybe it’s above another thread? You can tell who’s who in the...

Canada is pushing more of its aluminium towards Europe to make the most of higher premiums on offer, after its neighbour the United States imposed a 50% tariff on the metal last year. A loss of Middle East ‌volumes due to the Iran war has hit Europe hardest and intensified competition with the...

Provincial politics as Premier of Quebec? Somehow, he’s popular out there as he’s anti-Alberta and waves that anti-flag which goes over well there. The irony would be that he ends up working with Danielle Smith on the separation issue.😂

“Smell ya’ later” says the PM. Montreal-area MP and climate activist Steven Guilbeault says he will resign his seat in the House of Commons later this summer, according to a statement posted to social media. Does he have his 6yrs in to get his pension indexed to inflation for life yet...

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Apparently, he has normal sized hands, but the rest of him makes them look small. Hands splay with labour so…his are still factory original I guess.

Iran and the US have for weeks been engaged in a war of words as they negotiate a deal with mediation efforts led by Pakistan. With no clear winner in the war, neither side appears ready to compromise on the key sticking points in negotiations, which include the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's...

This referendum in Alberta might get 3% or 10% interest in separation, & 80+% against it (I’m just pulling numbers out of my butt) and some undecided…so currently it’s a lot to do about nothing, and yet: Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew used a meeting of western premiers to publicly confront his...

Did they? Sure sounds like it. We’re talking about them. Just forget that they were not still interacting with Israel when they made it to that Spanish airport.

You could buy it (a chunk),have it cryovac’d, and throw it in your refrigerator yourself, and flip it over every second day for two or three weeks, and come up with a somewhat similar result. It’s what we used to do with tenderloin decades ago when I worked at Canada Packers. At the time it was...

Humanitarian aid and commercial goods enter Gaza via land routes “at scale” unlike what these repeated flotillas sponsored by the same entities over and and over are attempting to engage the IDF and provoke an international incident...

I don’t trust anybody like that, but I’m also trying to look for balance in the end, much like I am with the thread about Alberta separation and how Carney is treating that versus Quebec, etc… When it comes to Israel, there’s not a whole lot of balance.

BC to Germany via the west coast and probably the Suez Canal…assuming the Houthis in Yemen allow them to pass, etc…& then through the Med and up around Spain, etc…the direct route.

It’s Tuesday, so maybe it’s their turn. Let’s see what happens by Friday.😁

Mr. Guilbeault has already previously resigned from Mr. Carney’s cabinet over his disagreement with the government’s energy accord with Alberta and its dismantling of marquee (and nationally crippling in hindsight) climate policies from the Trudeau era. Mr. Guilbeault’s departure from the...

Or non-separation. Right now nothing’s actually happened beyond petitions and people are freaking out, from low on the totem pole to up at the top. The the very day Globe and Mail columnist Robyn Urback warned that Alberta's referendum would scare investment off "indefinitely," Pembina Pipeline...