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Translation: Climate change provides the cover to lower the standard of living for everybody else, which is fine, as long as we get to grow our wealth and keep our power.Now that we have a national government explicitly pining for collectivism just remember one thing: individualism and liberty is only a problem for the masses. The subtext going forward will be “collectivism for thee, but not for me”.
Source: Canadian Government Report Unveils Anti-Capitalist Agenda | ZeroHedge
Study Methodology & Data
To come up with their rankings, iSeeCars analyzed over 2 million used cars between January and October 2022. The rankings are based on the mileage that the top 1% of cars within each model obtained. Models with less than 10 years of production, such as the Tesla Model 3, were excluded.The following tables show an expanded list of the longest lasting cars, by model category. Our infographic only includes the top five from each.
Source: These Are The Longest-Lasting Cars (In Miles) | ZeroHedge
A series of blog entries covering the Collateral Accounts. If you don’t know what they are, you will after you read this. This, in my view, is really what all the fighting, lying, cheating and stealing world-wide is all about.
Source: A Tribute to His Excellency
A discussion of the “Do unto others” Bible verse. Matthew 7:12: “In everything, do unto others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets.” The Golden Rule Bible verse. Love your neighbor as yourself bible verse.
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How the RCMP has secured the imperialist power of the north
Canada was only six years old as a nation-state when it established the North-West Mounted Police (NWMP) in 1873. This original name for what would become the RCMP (Royal Canadian Mountain Police) outlined a colonial purpose, as the Northwest was not yet fully part of Canada at this time. The territory had been fraudulently purchased from the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) three years earlier and remained largely under the effective control of Indigenous nations such as the Métis, Cree, Anishinaabe, Dene, and Nakota.
Indigenous effective control ran contrary to all fraudulent claims to the territory by Canada, since the HBC had never purchased the land from Indigenous peoples in the first place in order to legitimately sell it to anyone — the Canadian/British military had to be sent to Red River (Winnipeg) in 1870 to remove the Métis-led provisional government that had been established there the year before.
Read it all at Source: A Condensed History of Canada’s Colonial Cops – The New Inquiry