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“The only fly in the ointment in step 3 is that CT Carney needs a 2/3 majority vote in parliament to officially declare an emergency. Speculation is that would be difficult, because hopefully the cons won’t fall for it. Then I can imagine the government, and the media, blaming the conservatives for “not putting Canada first!”
We’re done, folks. Unless these stupid Canuckistans finally wake up in time to avoid the trap that’s being laid out for them, we’re going to get spoon-fed socialism for generations to come.”
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Jeffrey Rath • @Jeffrey...
BREAKING - I just received a call from a Stelco employee in Hamilton, Ontario.
"This morning, I opened my Bible expecting comfort… but instead, I felt a stirring I can’t shake.
It was quiet. The kind of quiet where everything feels normal on the outside, but deep down, you know something is shifting.
I read this:
“The earth has four creatures that are very small but very wise… the locusts have no king, yet they move together in unity… the lizard is small and easy to catch, yet it finds its way into kings’ palaces.” (Proverbs 30:24, 27-28)
And I just sat there.
Because right now, everything feels fragile. The world feels loud. Heavy. Uncertain. You can feel it in conversations, in the headlines, in the tension people are carrying in their bodies. It’s like we’re standing on the edge of something, but we can’t fully see it yet.
And then this hit me…
God has always used the small things.
The overlooked.
The ones who feel unqualified.
The ones who wonder, “Why me?”
The locusts don’t have a visible leader, yet they move as one unstoppable force. And the lizard, tiny, easily dismissed, ends up in places of ...
