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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 30/09/2026

Aanii. Miigwech. Hello, and thank you. On this day of Truth and Reconciliation, I honour survivors, remember those lost, and commit to the ongoing work of truth before reconciliation. 🧡🪶☕

Orange background with large, centred white text: “Aanii. Miigwech. Hello, and thank you. On this day of Truth and Reconciliation, I honour survivors, remember those lost, and commit to the ongoing work of truth before reconciliation.”

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 27/08/2026

LOL. First it was “hegemons,” now it’s “hydronyms.” Damn, I love living in a country where our political discourse occasionally expects us to read above a Grade 5 level. 😂🇨🇦

Screenshot of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s post explaining that Lake Ontario’s Wendat name predates both Canada and the United States, ending: “Lake Ontario - then, now and always.”

The name Lake Ontario comes from the Wendat word Ontari’io, which, appropriately, means “the lake is beautiful, the lake is big”.

The name is more than 400 years old, predating both the Confederation of Canada and the Declaration of Independence of the United States of America.

We know that America is changing. Their trading relationships, their foreign policies, their national monuments, their hydronyms.

Canadians also know that naming reality means calling it Lake Ontario – then, now and always.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 18/07/2026

Oh boy. The rain is here. Yeah!! But then I get this Tornado warning. @thegodshow.com could I please speak to your manager?

Screenshot of an iPhone lock screen stacked with weather alerts: lightning nearby and an Environment Canada tornado warning. Mother Nature appears to have selected “chaos mode” for the afternoon.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 15/07/2026

This is the enormous fire in the Thunderbay district. Smoke will impact Northern States and most of Ontario. Photo by: Stephanie paavola. Ontario.

The attached photo shows an enormous wildfire across a forested landscape. Thick, towering columns of dark grey and orange smoke fill nearly the entire sky, illuminated by flames burning beneath. In the foreground, white water churns behind a moving boat, while a small stand of evergreen trees remains surrounded by smoke and fire in the distance. The scale of the smoke plume dwarfs the landscape, conveying the intensity of the wildfire.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 05/07/2026

Now is your best chance to find my ebook on for a promotional price at @Smashwords as part of their Annual Summer/Winter Sale! You can find all my book on-sale at www.smashwords.com/profile/view... #Smashwords

Smashwords - The Summer/Winter Sale is on! Find my book Pejorative on sale.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 01/07/2026

One more sleep. Canada Day! Gander Social is launching. Join me there - gander.social/profile/jgbu... #Gander #GanderSocial

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 28/06/2026

What are you doing today. Me I'm chill'in on Gander Social. Join me there - gander.social/profile/jgbu... #Gander #GanderSocial

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 27/06/2026

Join me on Gander Social it's a Canadian Sovereign ATproto App. Join me there for Canada Day - gander.social/profile/jgbu...

I'm on Gander. It's nicer there. Come find me.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 27/06/2026

Join me on Gander - gander.social/profile/jgbu... #Gander #GanderSocial

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 20/06/2026

Lol. 😂 Imagine this: a sixty-pound dog suddenly deciding a chipmunk has breached the perimeter… inside an 8x8 office. It took me a few seconds to process the chaos and figure out what the hell was happening. The chipmunk survived. My office not so much.

Chipmunk perched on a shaggy dog bed beside a stuffed toy.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 19/06/2026

Pride Month means Pride cupcakes, loud colours, and supporting our middle one’s fundraising efforts. Part of each purchase goes to Rainbow Railroad, which is already pretty great. But Ry is also raising funds for Lambert House LGBTQ+ Youth Center. Pride, but with frosting. As it should be.

A pack of Pride-themed cupcakes with rainbow decorations, sprinkles, and a handwritten pink note reading “Happy Pride Month!”

A Longo’s Pride Cupcakes display sign showing rainbow cupcakes and noting that part of each purchase supports Rainbow Railroad.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 19/06/2026

Hey @raffic.bsky.social, not sure if you know it but you are part of @gandersocial.ca’s latest #GooseChase We’d love to see you there and part of the Canadian experience. Use my link to join: gander.social/profile/jgbu...

Green graphic with leafy background reading “#GooseChase, Jun 19, 2026, Raffi.”

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 18/06/2026

I’ve discovered the ultimate Canadian forearm workout: Hold a tray of Timmies out front while doing 100 km/h down a dirt road and don’t spill a drop. Beginner mode: two hands. Advanced mode: one hand. Veteran mode: one hand while drinking the fourth cup. Coffee is training. ☕🇨🇦

Paper tray of three red and white Tim Hortons coffee cups. Held by one hand with an interior of a car behind.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 26/05/2026

Morning. Quick laps on the elevated track through the woods. Good reset. PM reminding Dani that separatist fire burns everyone felt on point. Her “Mind your business” ignores one detail: Canada is his business. And Turnip using Memorial Day to insult veterans again? Tracks. Coffee’s on. ☕️📖

Elevated indoor track corridor with forest views through large windows.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 08/05/2026

Morning. Snow. In May. Sure. Timeline’s busted anyway. Into the city before the weekend shifts to writing and projects. Meanwhile the separatist crowd keeps posting like Moscow’s interns are on overtime. Division’s the product. Coffee’s on. Stay grounded. Build anyway. ☕️📖

Snow falling over an empty GO train platform in May, with light snow collecting along the tracks and fence line under a grey morning sky.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 02/05/2026

Omg. This guy best be facing jail time. One of the largest data breaches in Canadian history. You can’t write this stuff. The seppies are infighting 🍿 this guy is a true duche-canoe. This is the separatist demise.

Statement from the Centurion Project saying volunteers used a third-party dataset, denying access to contact info, and pausing the app pending privacy law compliance.

Tweet by David Parker dismissing criticism, calling critics “untrained soldiers” and framing the situation as “lawfare.”

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 19/04/2026

Blaming PM Carney for UK housing, global inflation, and Canada’s economy is pure spin. Inflation hit after he left. Housing is decades deep. Pandemic response? Every G7 did it. Canada still has the lowest debt-to-GDP in the G7. Check everything he says. It's all performance and wrong.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 10/04/2026

Morning. Spring’s broken, -10, then 17, now rain. No plan, just chaos. Quiet train, finally. The world’s still loud, same noise, new headlines. Weekend sprint. Simulacrum getting close. Funny how fractured reality doesn’t feel like fiction anymore. Coffee. Focus. Build anyway. ☕️📖

Rainy train platform seen through a glass shelter door with an “Automatic Door / Porte automatique” sticker; wet pavement, dim sky, and green railings outside.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 30/03/2026

Here’s the letter I sent if you want a starting point:

To the Speaker of the House of Commons and Officers of Parliament,
I am writing as a Canadian citizen to formally express concern regarding the recent conduct of Members of Parliament who brought and displayed religious texts in the House of Commons chamber as part of a political statement.
The House of Commons belongs to all Canadians, regardless of religion or belief. It is governed by the Constitution, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and the rules and traditions of Parliament, not by any religious doctrine. Canada is a secular democracy, and this principle is foundational to the rights and freedoms of all Canadians, including freedom of religion and freedom from religion.
It is my understanding that the use of props in the House of Commons is prohibited because such displays are considered attempts to make visual political statements rather than participate in debate through proper parliamentary procedure. These rules exist to maintain decorum, neutrality, and respect for the institution.
Displaying a religious text in the Chamber as a political prop undermines these principles. It sends a message that religious authority is being placed in opposition to Canadian law and the Charter, and it risks eroding the clear and necessary separation between religion and government in Canada.
This behaviour is not becoming of a Member of Parliament and diminishes the dignity of the House.

I am therefore requesting the following:
A formal clarification from the Speaker on whether this action violated the rules regarding props and decorum in the House of Commons.
If a violation occurred, that appropriate disciplinary measures be taken in accordance with parliamentary rules and procedure.
That Members of Parliament be officially reminded that Parliament is a secular institution governed by law and the Constitution, and that religious displays used as political props are inappropriate in the Chamber.
That House leadership reaffirms its commitment to protecting Canadian democracy, its institutions, and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms from any form of religious or ideological encroachment.
This is not a matter of being for or against religion. Canadians are free to worship as they choose. However, Parliament must remain a place where laws are made based on democratic principles, evidence, and the Constitution, not religious symbolism or sectarian messaging.

Canadians expect Members of Parliament to conduct themselves with professionalism, respect for the rules, and respect for the institution they serve. I am asking for your office to ensure that this standard is upheld.
As this concerns the conduct of elected officials in the House of Commons, I believe this matter is in the public interest and deserves formal clarification.
This concern is being shared with Members of Parliament from multiple parties because the rules and integrity of the House of Commons are not partisan matters; they are matters of democratic governance.
I look forward to your response and to any actions taken to address this matter.
Sincerely,

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 13/03/2026

Morning. Brilliant sunrise. Winter’s back, the birds are confused. Russia grinding its war in Ukraine. The U.S. is grinding one in Iran, not even in Project 2025. No exit ramp. AB burns more LGBTQ+ books while Canada builds the Arctic. Maybe it’s time the world stepped back and chose humanity. ☕️

Brilliant winter sunrise with deep orange and red light spreading across the horizon behind dark silhouettes of bare trees and evergreens. Frosty grass and small patches of snow cover the quiet field in the foreground under a fading blue dawn sky.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 02/03/2026

Morning. One weekend in the woods and the Middle East ignites. “Board of peace” isn’t calming anything. Escalation isn’t strategy; diplomacy is. And hey PP, opposition leaders don’t run foreign policy. The elected government does. We chose who sits at the table. Book drops soon. Coffee’s hot. 🇨🇦☕️

Close-up view of snowshoes strapped to boots, standing on bright, undisturbed snow.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 23/02/2026

You trust your mind. You trust the system. You probably shouldn't. Excited to announce my next major novel release. Simulacrum - Echoes of Humanity, Available March 15th #booksky

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 22/02/2026

I'm testing out @gandersocial.bsky.social beta. It's a Canadian sovereign social Media App built off of the AT Proto(in the "Atmosphere"). It's looking good and flourished through the Gold medal 🥇game. Looking forward to more and building the community. Look me up on Gander or follow me here.

Screenshot of a Gander post by J.G. Butterfield about Canada’s hockey game, with text and engagement icons.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 19/02/2026

I’m doing the push up challenge for mental health. Halfway through… still have to finish off yesterday’s 143. 🙄😬😁 Do a few every coffee break. 🦾 #MentalHealth #PushupChallenge www.thepushupchallenge.ca/fundraisers/...

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 27/01/2026

As a debut author I'm pretty excited that someone, one person, is actively reading my latest novel. It's a great read given what's happening between the U.S. and Canada. Please check it out - Pejorative: Echoes of a Nation. #BookSky

Screen shot of page reads from KDP - Line chart showing 125 pages for the moth of Jan.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 21/01/2026

“They should be grateful to us, Canada, but they’re not. Canada lives because of the United States. Remember that Mark, the next time you make your statements.” PM Carney is doing the adult work, aligning with allies so the world isn’t held hostage by U.S. political chaos brought on by this guy.

Donald trump at Devos 2026 standing at a podium give his speech.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 16/01/2026

Snowy and cold all weekend. Yes, Victoria’s mild, no, that’s not most of Canada. I made a map for the “experts.” This country is vast, winters are brutal, and we like it. Ski/Skate/Dog sled are travel options. If you’re eyeing invasion plans from a warm couch… try surviving February first. ☕️❄️

Map of Canada shaded by temperature zones, showing most of the country in cold or very cold winter ranges, with only small coastal areas, such as southern British Columbia, marked as milder. Emphasizes Canada’s vast size and predominantly cold climate, countering the idea that it is uniformly temperate.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 07/01/2026

I have the source code... God, please run this. // reality_hotfix_human_build_2.0 // goal: reduce chaos, increase sanity

Image of computer code with "GOD RUN THIS" FixWorld() { brewCoffee(); hire("sane men and women to run countries"); fire("grifters, narcissists, strongmen"); restore("rule of law"); respect("science and evidence"); stop("treating cruelty as policy"); tax("hoarded greed"); protect("people, not power"); mute("rage merchants"); repeatDaily();} "please"

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 04/01/2026

I write sci-fi and near-future fiction. My debut novel, about Canada, power, and memory. How democracies fracture. How truth gets managed. How resistance survives in fragments. Pejorative: Echoes of a Nation is a recovered archive, testimony, propaganda, redactions, not a hero story.

Stylized image of the book Pejorative: Echoes of a Nation by Jason G. Butterfield, shown as a classified document over a faded U.S. flag. Handwritten notes point to phrases like “unusual narrative,” “recovered archives,” and “be part of the resistance.” Text reads: “If you’re reading it… They didn’t win.”

Graphic with torn-paper design over a faded flag background. Text reads: “They didn’t invade us with tanks. They erased us with broadcasts, maps, and silence.” Describes Pejorative: Echoes of a Nation as an alt-history of Canada’s annexation told through smuggled testimonies and scorched files. Author name Jason G. Butterfield appears at the bottom.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 24/12/2025

Christmas Eve tradition. A Port as old as my eldest, aged better than us. Wishing everyone peace and joy this season. Joyeux Noël.

A decanter of deep red vintage port covered with cheesecloth sits on a kitchen counter beside a 1997 bottle of Quinta da Eira Velha Vintage Port, a corkscrew, and a small tasting glass filled with port, prepared for Christmas Eve.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 14/12/2025

Morning, rough sleep, Garmin is telling me to rest… sure. I’m up writing anyway. -22 and still as a held breath out there, even caught ice pillars over town, the sky’s way of saying “endure.” Coffee’s on, pages are moving, and my latest book’s free on Smashwords. ☕️📖

A nighttime winter scene shows a snow-covered field bordered by a dark metal fence. Beyond the fence, faint vertical ice pillars rise into the sky behind a line of leafless trees, glowing softly from distant town lights. A small structure sits to the right, and long shadows stretch across the snow in the foreground.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 11/12/2025

Pejorative Holiday download!FREE! Only on Smashwords! GO! GO! GO! 🎄❄️☃️ www.smashwords.com/books/view/1...

Free download Dec 8 2025 - Jan 1 2026 Get Pejorative for FREE only on Smashwords

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 09/12/2025

True: the NSS doesn’t say “vassal.” But it does lock in America-first hierarchy and expects allies to fall in line. It all but says it. Canada has to respond like an adult nation: diversify, fortify, and draw red lines. Supper’s on. Pejorative warned about this slide. ☕📖 link in bio.

Pejorative: Echoes of a Nation. With a quote “Bold, chilling. Heartbreakingly relevant. With a book cover with the title Pejorative. Across the bottom a website address- Jason-Butterfield.com

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 05/12/2025

My Book, Pejorative is part of the Smashwords 2025 End of Year Sale! Find your next favorite book (hopefully mine) at www.smashwords.com/books/view/1... and check out smashwords for more promos like this! #EOYsale25 #ebook #sale #books2read #indiebooks

My Book, Pejorative is part of the Smashwords 2025 End of Year Sale! Free download from Dec 8 - Jan 1

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 28/11/2025

Snow’s piling up, streets are quiet, and even the train tapped out. Coffee’s strong, edits for Simulacrum lined up, and the circus south of us can keep spinning on its own. Focus on what you can shape. ☕️📖 Curl up with my book - link in bio.

An empty train platform with street lights shining down and heavy snow showing

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 27/11/2025

Was downtown yesterday. Cold front hit like a cliff dive. Ten to 0 in hours and now snow’s loading up. I’m back in the basement lab with coffee and the dog, riding it out like a side-quest. Weather chaos still beats the political kind. ☕️❄️ Oh, and you very much should by my book. Link in the bio.

Toronto skyline with the CN tower in the middle

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 19/11/2025

My coffee’s bitter, but Alberta’s WTF. You’ve got a Recall Act, USE IT. This month of all months, when Trans folks need solidarity not stunts, This is not Canada. I can only lend support from here and keep writing the warnings. Some days, fiction feels saner than the news. Alberta? ☕️📖🏳️‍⚧️

Transgender Awareness Month flag and ribbon in the background with text saying - Just a reminder. Seems we still need it.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 14/11/2025

Short week after Remembrance Day and a few speaking gigs. Caught a sunrise that reminded me to meet the day with some light. Hope yours breaks through too. Pejorative is now in wide distribution, perfect timing for the holidays. Link in bio. Just look at that sunrise!

Sunrise in the distance from the train platform. Yellow caution stripe on the left. Bright yellow and orange sunrise.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 04/11/2025

ohhhhh. Excited, I have some bookmarks coming in to hand out with my books. Thoughts? Do others have bookmarks they hand out? What do they look like?

Set of bookmarks for Pejorative: Echoes of a Nation, featuring the book’s title, resistance symbol, and thematic chapter markers in red and black tones.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 04/11/2025

My wife makes the best cabbage borscht this side of Ukraine Perfect lunch for a fall day while we all wait for the budget.

A bowl of cabbage borscht with pepper on a desk. Keyboard in the background with red backlit keys.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 21/10/2025

Bold, chilling, heartbreakingly relevant. They called it “unity.” We called it the end of Canada. Pejorative: Echoes of a Nation , the story of a country quietly erased. For readers of The Handmaid’s Tale, 1984, and The Man in the High Castle. 📘 Out now in paperback & eBook. 🔗 jason-butterfield.com

Promotional banner for the novel Pejorative: Echoes of a Nation by Jason G. Butterfield. The background blends a faded Canadian maple leaf with a muted American flag, symbolizing annexation and lost sovereignty. The book cover and tablet display both show a large red “CLASSIFIED” stamp across worn documents. Bold black title text reads “PEJORATIVE – Echoes of a Nation.” The tagline “Bold, chilling, heartbreakingly relevant.” appears prominently in white serif font beside the book, with the website “jason-butterfield.com” along the bottom. The overall tone is stark, weathered, and dystopian.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 14/10/2025

PEJORATIVE: Echoes of a Nation is out now! A haunting tale of erasure, propaganda, and resistance, for readers of 1984, The Handmaid’s Tale, and The Man in the High Castle. What if your country disappeared, not with bombs, but with bureaucracy? mybook.to/Pejorative

A gritty, red-toned promotional image for the novel Pejorative: Echoes of a Nation by Jason G. Butterfield. On the left, large white text reads: “This book should not exist. Which is precisely why it must.” The right side shows the book cover featuring bold “CLASSIFIED” stamps and warnings, with mock review blurbs suggesting government suppression. The author’s website, JASON-BUTTERFIELD.COM, appears at the bottom. The overall design evokes secrecy, censorship, and resistance.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 09/10/2025

F’n Eh! All the Canadian apples varieties are back - favourite season! What are your favs? Royal gala Cortland Spy Macintosh Golden delicious Red delicious Honey Crisp

Grocery table full of different types of apples piled in neat rows

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 04/10/2025

Influence operations aren’t history, they’re happening right now. From fake diplomacy to narrative hijacks, the lines between theatre and truth are blurring. If we stop looking, we stop choosing. Pejorative: Echoes of a Nation drops tomorrow. Link in bio.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 03/10/2025

APP claims it met “cabinet-level” US officials in DC. No names, no photos, no readouts. Just a press release. When a separatist lobby starts bragging about shadow diplomacy, ask yourself: is this fact, or theatre for Alberta’s sovereignty crowd? #InfoResilience #cdnpoli #Canada

A screenshot of a Western Standard article titled “Alberta independence on the table in talks with US officials.” The story is by journalist David Wiechnik, published October 1, 2025. A large photo shows Alberta lawyer Jeffrey Rath wearing a cowboy hat and dark jacket, standing in front of a map of Canada with Alberta highlighted in red. The caption identifies him by name. Social media sharing icons and website navigation are visible above and below the image.

A screenshot of a Western Standard news article on a mobile device. The text quotes Alberta lawyer Jeffrey Rath describing a meeting in Washington, D.C., with “very senior” Trump administration officials. Rath claims one attendee left the meeting to go directly to the Oval Office, calling it proof of U.S. support for Alberta independence. He says the discussions included U.S. recognition of Alberta as an independent nation-state and trade considerations, but declined to name officials citing confidentiality.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 02/10/2025

Pejorative: Echoes of a Nation goes live this weekend. A dystopian archive of erased memory, propaganda, and resistance, rooted in Canada, but echoing everywhere democracy frays. On Oct 5, I finally open the archive. Will you read the warning? Link in Bio! #CountdownToLaunch #IndieAuthor #Dystopian

Book cover graphic for Pejorative: Echoes of a Nation taped to a faded U.S. flag background. Large text reads: “If you’re reading it, they didn’t win.” Handwritten-style notes surround the cover: “unusual narrative, recovered archives,” “it might be too on the nose,” “how does it end?” “rating ★★★★★,” “be part of the resistance.” A publisher warning on the cover says: “Read at your own risk. Possession of this material may be a prosecutable offense in Unity-controlled jurisdictions.”

Promotional graphic with a torn paper effect over a faded U.S. flag background. Header reads: “PEJORATIVE — No one listened.” Text: “They didn’t invade us with tanks. They erased us with broadcasts, maps, and silence. Pejorative: Echoes of a Nation is the hidden record of Canada’s annexation, an alt-history told through smuggled testimonies, scorched files, and one soldier’s desperate attempt to preserve the truth before memory itself was outlawed.” Top banner says: “Purchase a paperback or hardcover version and receive the e-book free!” Author’s name Jason G. Butterfield and social icons for Bluesky (@jasonbu.online) and Threads (@jgbutterfieldwrites) appear at the bottom.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 30/09/2025

This is all I will post today.

Aanii. Miigwech.
Gakina Abinoonjiiwag — Every Child Matters.
Mino-bimaadiziwin — to live the good life together.

On this day of Truth and Reconciliation, I remember, I listen, and I commit to the hard work of truth before reconciliation.

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 29/09/2025

Folks are you seeing ‘Alberta leaving Canada’ trending? Classic influence play: sow division, feed outrage, push memes until they feel like reality. Combat it: Pause. Check the source. Ask who gains. Compare with data. Don’t amplify it blindly. Educate.

Classic misinformation. TikTok user showing they are pushing a false narrative of Alberta leaving Canada

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 29/09/2025

Cool morning, waiting for the train, fall in the air and a book in my bag. Escaping last week’s circus for a few quiet pages before my own chaos begins. My novel drops this weekend. Coffee rides shotgun. ☕️📖🍂 #DystopianReads #StoicWriter #CoffeeAndBooks

Train track, yellow strip. Looking into the morning sun

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Jason G. Butterfield @jasonbu.online · 06/09/2025

34 years today. Both forgot. Not this time. Marriage: two Gen Xers fueled by coffee (she’s decaf), sarcasm, and selective memory. We may suck at anniversaries, but we’re damn good at showing up. Drew a cartoon the first time it happened (reminders set.) ☕️❤️ #StoicWriter #AmWriting #GenXLove

A comic strip of a couple realizing they both forgot their anniversary. He panics on the bus, she laughs at her desk, and they both text the same thing: “I can’t believe we both forgot!” A running joke turned tradition.

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