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Well isn’t this convenient Marco

This is why I cannot comment on holding MLA’s accountable until after the AGM, I think I might just hunt him down at the AGM and really offend him (I have offended him lately).

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You know, the NDP are really going anti-family, anti-normalcy and really with there support for drug usage and homelessness I have to say anti-human, they really, really just don't care about the other 99% of us having a normal, good productive life
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@BertaProudDad

NENSHI, EXPLAIN THIS.

Your NDP caucus communications director, Sean Amato, posts Pride flags with hockey logos and says “teachers have plans…”

Is he suggesting a workaround for school flag rules?

Parents deserve answers. Enough bullshit.

https://x.com/BertaProudDad/status/2113976325514113398

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France is a warning – our civilisation is not immortal
Douglas Murray - The Spectator/October 24, 2026
Could it happen here? I suppose that’s the underlying thought many of us have had as we watch France burn. And the immediate response is, why wouldn’t it? I am old enough to remember in the early 2000s when people used to say France was a model of integration. Then in 2005 the suburbs went up in flames, followed by parts of the centre of Paris and other major cities. The Citroën flambé became a national dish and suddenly talk of ‘the French model of integration’ disappeared. That same year, eight home-grown terrorists of foreign origin attempted to blow up the London transport network, four succeeded and a little bit of that blasé British attitude that we know better than the French disappeared too. In 2011 our own cities started burning, but we learned nothing from that.
However, I would like to linger on that early 2000s period for a moment because of something in a faraway country ...

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