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Your greatest enemies will always start off as your friend.
Your most dedicated haters will always start as your biggest fans.
Your most dedicated haters will always start as your biggest fans.
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Forwarded from Jeremy MacKenzie ๐จ๐ฆ
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Forwarded from ๐ฆ๐บAussieCossack๐ท๐บ
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โ๏ธHere is the video which the British Government is trying to block from X.
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Dear Libtards,
When the civil war happens it will not matter that you were a good little communist.
That you raised a fist for st. fentanyl Floyd or marched in all the super important anti white protests.
You can support all the DEI initiatives and "welcome all immigrants"
It won't matter.
Your skin color is your uniform.
And they hate you for it.
We never asked for this fight. We did not hate before they gave us reason to.
They hate us for what our ancestors allegedly did.
We NOW hate them for current transgressions like butchering white children and endless rapes.
We invited these migrants in and they took advantage of our good nature.
There is no reconciliation. They have to go back. Every last one.
Dear Libtards,
When the civil war happens it will not matter that you were a good little communist.
That you raised a fist for st. fentanyl Floyd or marched in all the super important anti white protests.
You can support all the DEI initiatives and "welcome all immigrants"
It won't matter.
Your skin color is your uniform.
And they hate you for it.
We never asked for this fight. We did not hate before they gave us reason to.
They hate us for what our ancestors allegedly did.
We NOW hate them for current transgressions like butchering white children and endless rapes.
We invited these migrants in and they took advantage of our good nature.
There is no reconciliation. They have to go back. Every last one.
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Forwarded from Mark Collett
Despite being biologically better adapted to dealing with extremes of heat and sunlight, blacks are somehow more affected by these things because 'racism'.
This is peak liberal BS, lucky the BBC are exempt from new laws that can jail people or fine organisations for 'fake news'.
This is peak liberal BS, lucky the BBC are exempt from new laws that can jail people or fine organisations for 'fake news'.
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T.me/aRedheadRants
The 80s were a time when the sense of community was strong, and when the future looked bright.
Back then, Canada was a high-trust society. Neighbors looked out for one another, political debates were fierce but respectful, and there was a shared belief that we were all working toward a better tomorrow. It was a time when shaking someoneโs hand meant something, and promises were kept.
But as time marched on, things got more complicated. Trust eroded, politics became more divisive, and the world seemed a bit more uncertain. The 80s remind us of what weโve lost: that sense of unity, the belief that we could make a difference, and the unshakable confidence that the future was ours to shape.
It was about believing in something bigger than ourselves, about trust, and about a future that we could all build together. And thatโs a spirit worth bringing back.
Even in a world that seems divided, the spirit of trust and community isnโt goneโitโs just waiting for a revival.
The 80s were a time when the sense of community was strong, and when the future looked bright.
Back then, Canada was a high-trust society. Neighbors looked out for one another, political debates were fierce but respectful, and there was a shared belief that we were all working toward a better tomorrow. It was a time when shaking someoneโs hand meant something, and promises were kept.
But as time marched on, things got more complicated. Trust eroded, politics became more divisive, and the world seemed a bit more uncertain. The 80s remind us of what weโve lost: that sense of unity, the belief that we could make a difference, and the unshakable confidence that the future was ours to shape.
It was about believing in something bigger than ourselves, about trust, and about a future that we could all build together. And thatโs a spirit worth bringing back.
Even in a world that seems divided, the spirit of trust and community isnโt goneโitโs just waiting for a revival.
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Forwarded from Derek Rants (Derek Rants)
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I will be live with The Ferrymen's Toll tomorrow August 23 at 5pm est
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Forwarded from Noticer News
It's happened again:
Anti-immigration protester James Martin, 18, was jailed for 26 months in York Crown Court by Judge Sean Morris.
Just last month Judge Morris let a homosexual paedophile couple walk free, the latest in a series of similar cases.
https://www.noticer.news/scarborough-anti-immigration-protester-jailed/
Follow: @NoticerNews
Anti-immigration protester James Martin, 18, was jailed for 26 months in York Crown Court by Judge Sean Morris.
Just last month Judge Morris let a homosexual paedophile couple walk free, the latest in a series of similar cases.
https://www.noticer.news/scarborough-anti-immigration-protester-jailed/
Follow: @NoticerNews
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