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iocogray.bsky.social
Teach Social Studies. Former paratrooper.
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Smarter people than me have suggested that’s a better way to look at the Weimar Republic. Not left or right but rather pro-Republic or anti-republic.
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I wish Starmer and the British people well while dealing with Trump. But at the same time as a Canuck, I’m quite pleased so far how Carney is handling Trump, and the two PMs have very different approaches.
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You don’t criticize the maximum leader, especially in public.
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Next time the NDP holds the balance of power like now no more supply and confidence agreements. Either a coalition with Cabinet seats or they go as a minority government issued by issue vote by vote. Singh sold out too cheap. Not the only one to be fair.
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Polite disagree. He didn’t build the party and then was destroyed in this storm.
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Not until Trump and his project is an embarrassing footnote of history
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For Canada free trade with the USA is the low hanging fruit and there will be incredible temptation in three years to hope that the new occupant of the White House will go back to the old way of business. But I think Carney is right and the old way is gone even if there are reverses in the future
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Tempting. But I teach so 🤷‍♂️
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Tom, when you say “powdered garlic” does that mean the fine white powder, ahem, or merely granulated garlic?
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Trust the force.
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The 7 largest Dow Jones drops in American history: 1. Trump, 3/16/20 -2,997.10 2. Trump, 3/12/20 -2,352.60 3. Trump, 3/9/20 -2,013.76 4. Trump, 6/11/20 -1,861.82 5. Trump, 4/3/25 -1,679.39 6. Trump, 3/11/20 -1,464.94 7. Trump, 3/18/2 -1,338.46 Tired of winning yet?
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well played
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Excellent news
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You’re going to take the FART from Domodosdola to Locarno
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Women have more to lose when rules based society starts to crumble. Informal Old boy networks work for old boys.
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The silence is becoming slightly disappointing.
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He didn’t even know when asked at a press conference.
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Not with Aluminum or below world price oil. As for cars that is part of a deal that Trump negotiated and signed in 2020. The deal has mechanisms to resolve issues. So this trolling and tariffing is just cheap populist politics in the end. It will work as well as Smoot Hawley in the end.
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It wouldn't be the first time
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This sums up the MAGA cult for me “Since I am an immature and wicked man, war and unrest appeal to me more than good bourgeois order. Brutality is respected, the people need wholesome fear. They want to fear someone. They want someone to frighten them and make them shudderingly submissive.”
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This is the real problem they’re utterly fact and reality resistant. They would look around at the smoking ruins of America Society and claim it was all a great success.
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It was a distraction in order to divert attention from the Tate Brothers returning to the USA.
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I hope Canada is at the table.
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Interesting piece.
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If no one goes, he’ll tear it down and build a hotel/casino, but if they go, he might do that anyways.
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Speigel ei rosti?
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Don’t sugar coat it.
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Good luck. You’ll need it.
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What if this is partly just a distraction from the fact that Musk has just taken over the US government's payment systems?
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5e, 2024 rules ?
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The US Democrats have been culturally "protectionist" since as long as I've watched. I was initially against NAFTA, but in time I realized it meant Canada became more prosperous . The problem is, as we are finding in the last two weeks, too many eggs in one basket. What is independence worth?
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Canadian here, thanks and we know that, but you can't give in to a bully.
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At home against the French; it could be your year.
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I’ve only done a couple of connections at FRA but I thought it was fine behind security and a total mess before, which is the opposite of AMS.
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Good luck with "when they realize they mistake they made" I've talked a lot with Brexiters the last five years and there is no acknowledgment of what a mess it's made. All they say is that's because we need more. MAGAs will sit in smoking ruins and cheer Trump
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Fair question but DSA is not the answer.
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Little Quislina just can’t shut up
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Do you have any comment regarding Wurman’s comments? I’m an uninformed bystander about all this but I was a bit shocked by his certitude given the question.
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I’ve not read that one but I’ve read a couple of others of his, I like them but he can be quite controversial
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He showed how spineless he was with the whole National Enquirer / divorce thing
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I’ll wave going in, more or less, the other direction.
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Not so sure about that. bsky.app/profile/mmas...
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Then 47 has this :
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A lot of those groups were actually fans of the Nazi from the beginning, And fully on board from 1933 onwards.