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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 16/10/2026

Who has the launch codes at midnight, Adam? 🫣

Rep. Adam Kinzinger & • Follow
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Picture the White House a little before midnight on a Tuesday. The West Wing is dark. The press office is empty. The staff who will spend tomorrow answering for tonight have gone home to their families. Across the White House grounds, Secret Service officers are standing their posts in the cold.
Upstairs, one light is still on.
The most powerful man in the world is alone with his phone. Nobody is reading over his shoulder.
Nobody is asking whether this one should wait until morning. There is no one left in the building whose job is to say, "Best not to send that, sir."
Now picture the rest of the country a few hours later.
Alarms go off in bedrooms from Maine to Arizona.
Before the coffee is made, before anyone checks the weather, millions of people reach for their phones and do something that has sadly become a habit over the last 10 years: they check to see what the President did while they were asleep.
Some of them are bracing for it. Some of them are just tired.
It started in the evening. The President shared real footage of a young man named William Chapman in his final moments, as he was attacked and killed by a tiger at a wildlife park in England. Trump sent it to his millions of followers with a caption: "Don't ever mess with nature!"
A little later, he posted a montage of lions attacking people, set to upbeat music.

Then, close to midnight, came a video generated by artificial intelligence. In it, Donald Trump chases a tiger across a lawn, tackles it, and then rolls around playing with it, smiling, while "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" plays in the background. It was, in effect, a parody of a man's death, with the President cast as the hero.
Just after midnight, he moved on to Greenland.
"Massive Oil, Gas, and Mineral Exploration is getting ready to begin in our new and beautiful Greenland!" he wrote.
William Chapman's family has said he suffered from significant mental illness for years. They were still grieving a young man who had struggled for a long time, and they had to watch his last moments become viral content. I'm not going to describe that footage, and l'd ask you not to go looking for it. He deserved better, and so does his family.
In Greenland, a government official had to go on CNN and correct the President. Greenland banned new oil exploration back in 2021, and the security agreement signed last month didn't hand over any rights to drill or mine. "We are very far away from 'massive' exploration," Greenland's deputy mining minister said.
I've been thinking a lot about how to describe what it feels like to live through nights like this one.
Citizens of a healthy democracy aren't supposed to wake up afraid of what their own leader did while they slept. You're supposed to be able to disagree with your president and still trust that he is mentally and emotionally stable enough to not wake you up with something cruel or unhinged.
That basic expectation is gone.

The dread is bad enough. But worse is the numbness that comes after it. Every night like this one pushes the boundaries of what we think of as normal.
What happened on Tuesday night should stop our country cold. Instead, for a lot of people, it was one more strange headline on a Wednesday, scrolled past on the way to something else.
I have a little boy at home. He's going to grow up with some idea of what a president is supposed to be, the same way I did. I don't want this to be the picture that shapes his thinking into adulthood. I don't want any kid to think the most powerful person in the country is supposed to act like this, or that it's normal for the adults around him to just shrug and move on.
And there's a deeper loss, too. In our worst moments as a country, the president used to be the person who held us together.
Ronald Reagan speaking to the nation's schoolchildren the day the Challenger exploded.
Barack Obama in a Charleston church, pausing his eulogy to sing "Amazing Grace" until the whole congregation sang with him. Whatever you thought of their politics, they knew that part of the job was carrying the country's grief.
We've gotten so used to living without a president who comforts us that we've almost forgotten we ever had one.
Look, every president has bad moments. So does every one of us.

But every airplane I flew in the Air Force had a crew and a checklist, because even the best pilot gets tired, and one person's worst moment should never be allowed to become everyone's disaster. And this presidency has nobody there to stop the worst instincts of an increasingly erratic man.
That's why the dread so many people feel in the morning isn't hysteria. It's a reasonable response to an unreasonable situation.
So here's what I'd ask of you: don't get used to this.
Don't let the numbness win. The moment a president posting a stranger's death at midnight stops bothering you is the moment the people who want this to feel normal have gotten exactly what they wanted. Hold on to the part of you that still flinches. That's your conscience doing its job.
And remember what normal felt like, so you'll be able to demand it of the next president.
I know that presidents can be honest without being perfect. They can disagree with you without frightening you. They can comfort a grieving country instead of adding to its pain. We had that, and we can have it again.
There's a good chance that late tonight, the light will be on upstairs at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
That part, for now, isn't up to us.
But how we wake up tomorrow, and the kind of country we decide to be in November, still is.
- Adam

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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 16/10/2026

Musk had sh!t all to say when 🇺🇦civilian mass graves found &🇷🇺executed them in streets, 🇺🇦MATERNITY &CHILDREN’s hospitals bombed &ambulances &civilian cars targeted by🇷🇺. Mariupol theatre sheltering 100’s had word CHILDREN written out front &🇷🇺BOMBED anyway,🇺🇦children kidnapped…but data centres too far?🤬

The word "children" written in Russian in front of Mariupol theatre where 100s of Ukrainians were sheltering. Russia bombed it.

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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 14/10/2026

🇺🇸 turned on us in 🇨🇦 too, it’s shocking. But 🍊Plague picked their side for them, and it isn’t NATO, UN, peaceful post-WW2 world order or democracy. 😔

Donald J. Trump • @realDonald Trump

His Hemisphere

Donald Trump on Truth Social
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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 14/10/2026

Is it just Ruzzian bots contained in those data centres?!?🤔 Musk seemed awful irate when he said Zelenskyy went too far… how much has Musk spent to try to buy this election again? 🤔 What *OTHER* type of data (*cough* voter *cough cough*) could be housed in these Ruzzian data centres? Odd indeed

Elon Musk & @elonmusk
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Zelensky has gone too far

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Elon Musk has spent approximately $366 million on the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, with $276 million of that amount donated since July, primarily to support Republican efforts.

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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 13/10/2026

That isn’t the real woman, Susan. That is AI. This is the real badass:

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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 13/10/2026

Well he’s allied himself with every other blood thirsty / war criminal dictator, why not Kim Jong Un? 🤨 Fascist POS won’t be satisfied until he’s Hitler 2.0

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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 12/10/2026

Your picture is AI & nowhere near as good as the real Susan, in her Primus t-shirt, flipping the double birds defiantly. Maybe use the real world bad ass woman? #BeLikeSusan #GoodTrouble

Susan, in her awesome Primus shirt, flipping the double birds on her way out of a MAGA KKKlan rally that she disrupted like a boss

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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 12/10/2026

Susan’s my kind of ppl: Primus & double birds on the way out. F@ck yeah! No punk like an old punk #BeLikeSusan #FuckNazis

Fear and Loathing: Closer to the Edge is
• feeling inspired.

Thank you, Susan. #BeLikeSusan

Rights and Reason

During a Trump rally in Syracuse, an older woman named Susan stood up and interrupted the steady stream of demented nonsense... more

PRIMUS
NO KINGS

Rights and Reason

During a Trump rally in Syracuse, an older woman named Susan stood up and interrupted the steady stream of demented nonsense, prompting security to escort her out.
She went out like a boss-turning back towards the stage and crowd, she flipped them all off.
Now that's a hero we didn't know we needed.

Author's Note: On another post, someone suggested Susan be done in the Obama color-block. I think it makes a great poster.

*Props to the original by Shepard Fairey.
#BeLikeSusan

PRiMUS

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This is step I shared to promote it. What was missing when Congress sent more words. The ACTION world needed to see, that 🇺🇸congress wasn’t just wringing hands &writing strongly worded letters but ACTUALLY taking ACTION to address alignment w Russia &declaring itself terrorist state. Applaud THIS👏 TY

• OSINTRadar @osintradar.bsk... • 48m

Republican Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick says a bipartisan bill to block all purchases of Russian oil is being prepared, titled the Ronald Reagan Peace Through Strength Act.
He says he will force a House vote on the measure through a discharge petition.
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BREAKING!! GOP Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick says bipartisan legislation to block all purchases of Russian oil is coming, dubbed the "Ronald Reagan Peace Through Strength Act."
He says he'll force a House vote via discharge petition.

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B/C “thank you”=complacency &lets them off hook after decades of turning blind eye while this was all set up. This is horrific, but it didn’t come out of a vacuum. Look at my profile-I shared the step I wanted -intro of ACTUAL LEGISLATION to try to stop it, not just words but ACTION. Also:ALT desc

“I stir the pot / provoke out of love”

Sometimes ppl need a little extra kick in the pants to start moving their legs to do what they NEED to do

In USA’s case, that NEED will actually stop atrocities, war crimes, ICE killings, human rights violations, bombings and genocides of innocents.

We have almost as many Ukrainian flags around here as 🇨🇦, in my town. We’re at risk of invasion fr🇺🇸, &it’s scary, but we’re standing up for 🇺🇦 anyway, cuz it’s what ppl w humanity &compassion do. 🇨🇦Siding w ICC, Europe &NATO against 🇺🇸 too. It’s getting real now. So sorry✊

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And now you can all see where this is going.🤬 Putler couldn’t get the Hemisphere thing done, so he called in his gimp. 🍊Plague thinks he’s getting Western Hemisphere (Nat Sec Strategy plan🤬) so will start w 🇺🇦, but will still get to 🇨🇦. NATO: you’re up, END THIS 🤨 #HITLER2.0

Fuck yeah Ukraine! Best response to 🍊Plague they could have had.✊

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Well, I believe this removes ANY further consideration Zelenskyy needed to have for 🇺🇸’s interests in this war. Go full out, 🇺🇦… hit every gas, oil & diesel plant &tanker you can hit. Your life depends on it, &🇺🇸’s got nothing to offer for your restraint now.

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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

Nancy has a way of summing up what I’m struggling to explain due to my white-hot RAGE for humanity. For the loss of 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 is NOT redeeming itself today, w announcements it has chosen Ruzzia’s side in war on Ukraine, or that 🇺🇸election cybersecurity will be run by Putler. It’s a terrorist state now

Nancy Unfiltered-A Canadian Lens

Nancy MCClure

I write, read and talk about more than enough of the craziness coming out of the United States these days.
Some of it makes me angry, some of it leaves me shaking my head, and some of it is so absurd that I can barely believe we're having the conversation. But every once in a while, something comes along that goes well beyond political disagreement or disbelief. Something so profoundly disturbing that I genuinely struggle to comprehend it.
This is one of those moments.
Nidal Hasan, a former United States Army major and psychiatrist, was convicted of murdering 13 people and wounding 32 others at Fort Hood, Texas, in 2009. It was a horrific crime that destroyed lives and families.
He was sentenced to death.
I oppose capital punishment. But this post is not about whether I agree with the death penalty. Nor is it about whether Hasan deserves the punishment imposed by a military court.
What I am struggling to comprehend is the information circulating that his execution, reportedly scheduled for December 3, will be carried out by firing squad and livestreamed.
Livestreamed? Are they seriously considering this..
I can understand that some people believe justice demands his execution. I can even understand, although I cannot agree, that a firing squad is an acceptable means of carrying it out. But who wants to watch? Seriously. Who are the spectators? Who marks December 3 on a calendar, makes sure they're in front of a screen at the appointed hour, and settles in to watch another human being shot to death? And why?

To what end?

As I struggle to make sense of this, my mind goes in directions I almost wish it wouldn't. Hasan is Muslim. A Muslim who committed a horrific crime, but a Muslim nonetheless. Does his religion have anything to do with the manner in which his execution is reportedly being planned? I have absolutely no evidence that it does. But I cannot help wondering. Does the choice of a firing squad somehow reflect the United States' deeply entrenched gun culture? Again, I don't know. Perhaps neither question has anything to do with this. But these are the thoughts that come when I try to understand something that seems so profoundly disturbing.
And then there is another thought that I find almost too grotesque to contemplate. We are living in an era when political success in the United States is so often measured by crowd sizes, television audiences and boasts about the biggest and the best. Whether it's a presidential rally or a proposed UFC fight on the White House lawn, the numbers seem to matter enormously.
So what happens on December 4? Do we wake up to an announcement about how many people watched a man die? Will someone tell us it was the largest audience ever? The biggest? The most watched? My God. Have we reached a point where even an execution could become another event measured by its audience?

I am going to continue to hope that some of the information being circulated is simply wrong. That somewhere along the way, something has been misunderstood, misstated or announced without anyone stopping to consider what it actually means.
And if the intention really is to livestream this execution, I can only hope that someone, somewhere, will have the decency and good judgment to put an end to that part of it before December 3. Surely that is not too much to ask.
Canada has its own troubling history of executions, including soldiers killed by firing squad during the First World War. We eventually chose a different path. The United States did not, and I recognize that its laws are different from ours. But surely there must be a distinction between carrying out a legal sentence and inviting the public to witness the moment a human life ends.
For most of my life, I have regarded the United States as a country much like my own. Different politics, different laws, certainly. But a country whose people shared many of the same fundamental values of human dignity and decency. I am finding that belief increasingly difficult to reconcile with what I see happening.
I try, in most of my writing, to stand in the light rather than the darkness. Even when I am critical, even when I am angry, I try to find something that gives me hope for where we might be going. But this one is different. I have searched for that light in this story, and I simply cannot find it. Perhaps that is why I am struggling so much to understand not only the idea of broadcasting an execution, but the possibility that there are people who would actually want to watch.

I am not asking anyone to feel sympathy for Nidal Hasan. I am asking whether we have lost the ability to recognize that even when a life is taken as punishment, there should be some measure of human dignity left in the process.
Because I am no longer asking what kind of government would broadcast an execution. I think we know the answer to that.
I am asking what kind of society would want to watch.
And I find that question more frightening than / can put into words.

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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

Alberta, for the love of Dog, pls don’t fall for MAGA🐂💩 south of the border, or Daniellezebub’s 🐂💩 north of it. All separatist roads lead to 🇺🇸annexation &LOSS of AB (&🇨🇦) sovereignty. By all accounts, only 20% of ABs are treasonous (&dumB) enough to do it, but pls VOTE to make sure. Save🇨🇦✊ #TREASON

Viia Beaumanis

Globe & Mail investigation finds that MAGA operatives were in Alberta this year to assist the separatists. Handing over 10X Votes-electoral mining software developed for the GOP that the Alberta separatists were "blown away" by.
Those at the January meeting in Calgary included Drew Wierda, founder of 10X Votes, who's the nephew of Erik Prince, prominent Trump insider / owner of Blackwater, the notorious private military contractor. Also present, Alberta separatist leader, David Parker, who was instrumental to Alberta PM Danielle Smith's 2022 win; rallying the arch conservatives that elevated her to Premier.
In April, a separatist delegation went to D.C. where it was met with "huge support at the highest levels of the administration". They offered up Alberta's rich resource portfolio-water, agriculture, forestry, mining, precious metals and oil—in exchange for help with their secession efforts. The U.S. could facilitate Alberta's transition to independence by providing a $500 billion USD line of credit to finance the shift and by funding new oil pipelines into the U.S.
After the meetings, David Parker launched a political organization that used 10X Votes tech.
This resulted in the massive April privacy breach of "highly sensitive" data of millions of voters, alarming Canada's security agencies.

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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

He’s the spitting image of Don Jr 😉 Sadly for him, he’s def got tRump genes, look at that tiny mouth and beady piggy eyes. I just don’t think it’s *Sr’s* genes. 🤷‍♀️

Don Jr as a young man, before the coke &hate *fully* destroyed him.

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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

Punt the Runt indeed🤨 Forever dividing, enraging &dog whistling, HURTING 🇨🇦while claiming he’s only one who can “fix it” (sound familiar?🙄) all for his OWN gain. He’s a Pipsqueak POS &liar. No other country can make the specialty components but China, so I’d like to hear HIS solution.🤔 70%🇨🇦 JS

Brandon Blades

PoiLIEvre is such a dweeb. Punt the Runt already

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Jeff Cotter

Pierre Poilievre is way down in the polls. The Liberals are well ahead.
And today, instead of letting Canadians celebrate a massive Canadian energy project, Pierre rushed to social media to attack it.
This is what Pierre does.
He finds something that should be good news for Canada, strips away the context, finds the angriest possible way to describe it and puts that in front of Canadians.
Today it was LNG Canada.
He shared a photo from a CBC story about Chinese steel being used in part of the $33 billion Phase 2 expansion.
But he didn't share the context.
Instead, he called it Beijing "dumping" steel into one of Canada's biggest infrastructure projects.
That word matters.
"Dumping" isn't just some throwaway word.
It is the same language we've been hearing from the Trump administration as it tries to portray Canada as a dumping ground for Chinese steel and use that as justification for attacking Canadian steel and putting tariffs on our country.

Canada has been dealing with Chinese steel overcapacity and unfair trade practices.
In 2024, Canada put a 25% surtax on specified Chinese steel and aluminum.
In 2025, Canada went further.
We put another 25% surtax on certain steel entering Canada from other countries when that steel had actually been melted and poured in China.
We tightened steel import quotas.
We have been taking action against the very problem Pierre is pretending Canada is simply ignoring.
So when Pierre uses the word "dumping" here, we shouldn't just gloss over it.
He's taking a legitimate discussion about where some specialized steel components are manufactured and turning it into a much bigger story about China dumping steel into Canada.
And he's doing it at a time when the United States is already using that exact narrative against us.
Now look at what the CBC story actually says.
LNG Canada says these enormous modules require specialized fabrication capabilities that currently aren't available in Canada.
There are only a handful of facilities anywhere in the world capable of doing this work.
And the Chinese fabrication is only part of the picture.

The other 70% of the steel will be Canadian.
That's what Buy Canadian is supposed to be about.
Use Canadian when we can.
At a time when Canada is fighting to protect our economy from an American administration that is actively trying to put pressure on us, you'd think the leader of Canada's official opposition would understand the importance of building confidence in this country.
Instead, he takes a Canadian success and immediately looks for a way to make Canadians angry about it.
And that's why I keep saying this isn't happening in a bubble.
The Liberals are ahead.
Pierre is struggling badly in the polls.
And now he's using language that reinforces an American narrative being used to justify attacks on Canada.
I don't think Canadians should be helping anyone tear down confidence in this country right now.
This is a $33 billion Canadian LNG expansion.
Canadians should be allowed to celebrate that without Pierre Poilievre immediately trying to turn it into another reason to be angry.

A picture of the smuggest mug in Canada - the poster boy for Pipsqueak - Poillievre

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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

I’m so sorry, my heart goes out to all of those affected by the accident. (Someone had a heart attack while driving, apparently, and drove into a crowd recognizing Truth & Reconciliation Day, killing 2 and injuring others. Such a tragedy for all involved.)

Mark Carney

Tsawwassen First Nation is in our hearts today. To lose two beloved elders — in such a terrifying accident and on a day already so heavy with grief
— is devastating.
My thoughts are with the loved ones of those who died, those who were injured, and the entire community who are in grief and shock.

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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

💯 The gist of the hearing is Repugs will make up any shit they feel like, cuz they want Jack Smith GONE. Jack Smith keeps investing corrupt, criminal REPUGS, and he’s DAMN GOOD at what he does. 🤷‍♀️

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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Yeah, no. Gonna take a hard pass on that one, thanks. Take off with yer bullshit now, eh? Lake’s Always been Lake Ontario, and that’s how she’ll stay. Canada kicked yer ass once, we’ll happily see if we can do it again, if we have to. Tho we’d rather not. Now, off ye go…&fuck yerself sideways.🖕

Lake Ontario
2026
Forever [partly] Canadian

LAKE ONTARIO
SINCE 1641
PURE MUSKOKA LIFESTYLE

SO
Canadian

Jean Chrétien: "When your big thing is to change the name of a lake, it's because you're running out of
arguments. It is a very weak gesture, to be cheap and nasty. Lake Ontario is not suffering. It's a lake."
PHOTO: RADIO-CANADA / DAVID RICHARD

Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Notice these are all CIVILIAN targets.🤬 Putin is a war criminal.

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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

Saw them at the Kee to Bala this summer, they were great! Nothing like a good Canadian band playing in a great Canadian venue, after a few Canadian drinks at the pub lol. ✌️❤️🇨🇦

The Trews playing and walking in the crowd at the Kee to Bala, Bala Ontario

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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

US Military did it for Putin too, who had an ICC warrant out for war crimes against CHILDREN at the time (still does). That’s 2 red carpets for 2 dictators, but threats of annexation & tariffs for closest ally, Canada, and attacks for not saying thank you (or wearing a suit) for Zelenskyy. 🤔

US troops rolling out the red carpet for dictator PUTIN, who has an ICC arrest warrant for war crimes against CHILDREN. A VERY bad look for the military.

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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Both are amoral dictators. One has dementia that makes him MUCH more sensitive to stimuli, like noise, like noise from jets. Jets that HE arranged. 🙄

Xi Jinping & Orange Menace as a jet flies over. Xi looks like he’d rather be ANYWHERE else, OM looks like he’s going to fire whoever decided on a jet flyover. 🤣

Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

It’s quite literally written as the “tRump Corollary” to the *Monroe Doctrine* in the 2025 release of his regime’s National Security Strategy. They’re not trying to hide it. #NaziExpansionism #ViolatingSovereignty #Project2025

Donald J. Trump
@realDonald Trump

His Hemisphere

Donald Trump on Truth Social

Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

No due process for a HUMAN who entered the USA legally, has a work permit & was WORKING when confronted &shot in the back by ICE. No adequate medical care, no compassion, no HUMANITY. Wilber belongs in a hospital bed, NOT a concentration camp. #F@ckNazis #NOTaShiningBeacon

James Talarico
@jamestalarico

Wilber came to this country legally. He has no criminal record.
An ICE agent shot him anyway.
He slept on a prison cell floor with a bullet still lodged in his back. He can't move the left side of his body.
This isn't law enforcement. It's lawlessness.

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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 10/09/2026

So proud 🇨🇦 on the right side of history. Also thankful we figured it out on time &elected PM Mark Carney. Hopeful PMMC’s support is at 70%, in spite of foreign interference efforts to sway 🇨🇦against him. 🇨🇦doesn’t suffer war criminals or Nazis, so glad that still stands today. #ANTIFAForever 🇨🇦 ❤️ 🇺🇦

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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 07/09/2026

Can you spot the differences? 😜 Space Force couldn’t decide between StormTrooper/ Imperial dress or SS dress, so decided very practically to combine the two. They’re not even trying to hide it anymore.

Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 03/09/2026

Don’t know what’s left that’s safe to eat for 🇺🇸s.😔 Between recalled Argentinian beef, halting all inspections, imported mystery meat, screwworms, prions, cyclospora in the produce, glyphosphates &now cancer causing pesticide on *everything*, there’s nothing left. So much winning

Brian Tyler Cohen

BREAKING: Trump's EPA has approved the use of a pesticide and known carcinogen, trifludimoxazin.
The forever chemical will now be used on corn, wheat, oats, soybeans, oranges, apples, peanuts, and almonds.

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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 02/09/2026

👋 From Georgian Bay, which the 🍊Man-baby can’t rename, as it’s Canada’s. Tho WE certainly could, if so inclined… 😉

Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 31/08/2026

Or, if we want to reach back in time to 1st term nemesis:

Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 31/08/2026

There’s too many easy choices that would work, if 🇨🇦renamed our side of Lake Ontario. I’d much rather make it a 🇨🇦hero, Like Lake Downey or Lake Fox, but we can always rename it in a few years, once 🍊Führer’s in the dirt,🤷‍♀️ A few that should make the blood boil (and ketchup get thrown) :

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Ziggy🇨🇦 @bendyziggy.bsky.social · 31/08/2026

Feeling this vibe today… 🤷‍♀️ Let’s pick a good man’s name that’ll get ketchup thrown. 😉

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Just bought a bunch of these, to support a local 🇨🇦small business.✊ BTW: 🇨🇦‘s economy GREW 3.3%, added 75k jobs &foreign investment, AAA rating, 🇨🇦fastest growing economy in G7, DURING idiotic 🇺🇸trade war.🏆 🖕 🍊🤡Führer ✌️❤️🇨🇦 #Wolverines #Solidarity #FDJT #UnitedWeStand #BuckleUpButtercup

Lake Ontario 2026
Forever (partly) Canadian

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Just FYI, before I deleted Google Maps, deleted I screen captured my maps in 🇨🇦 that still show Lake Ontario.🤷‍♀️ But they changed the name on 🇺🇸ones, so the deletion stands.

Google Maps Aug 30 still showing Lake Ontario on Canadian maps

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🤬🤬🤬 I will fight to my dying breath, before I let these soulless ghouls turn my beautiful 🇨🇦 into the cesspool they are creating in 🇺🇸.

Charlie Angus/The Resistance

This was posted by the US department of Interior.
It shows the deranged viciousness of the administration on our border.
We are staring down a klepto psychopath who is being egged on at every level by the power structure of the USA. They aren't joking.
Canada we stand on guard for thee.
U.S. Interior Press
@interiorpress47
Lake America
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Someone’s looking to make a buck off Canadian solidarity. 😉 Might buy it anyway…🤔 OK, Shut up & take my money 🤣🤣

The Bradford Exchange
Canada

Our defining choice in 1776 made us who we are today, and this coin marks that moment.
Not the 14th Colony Then.
Not the 51st State Now.

THEY CAME • WE HELD • WE ENDURED

THE EXPULSION FROM CANADA 1778
L’EXPULSION DU CANADA 1778

1776
2026
250th ANNIVERSARY

The Expulsion of 1776 Coin
Canada 250 Coin Collection
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