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The Wholesale Rape Of Canada, by the US Dollar.

18 implied HN points • 19 Jan 25
💰 Finance Currency Trade Economics International Investment
  1. Canada has a lot of valuable resources and talent, but many Canadians are struggling with homelessness. This is partly because their economy is being affected by how the US operates.
  2. The Canadian dollar is tied too closely to the US dollar, making it harder for Canada to sell its goods at fair prices. This creates issues for Canadian businesses and workers.
  3. Many Canadians are frustrated with American influence and feel it's time to focus more on their own economy and products. This could lead to significant changes in how Canada interacts with American businesses.

America, The Coward!

18 implied HN points • 14 Jan 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Foreign Policy Political Commentary Bipartisanship
  1. America's stance on the Ukraine draft is seen as cowardly. Instead of sending their own youth to fight, they push other countries to do it.
  2. The conflict in Ukraine has led to high casualties, with many young lives at risk due to forced conscription. Families are suffering losses, which complicates the situation further.
  3. Using the youth of Ukraine as leverage in talks with Russia shows a lack of respect for their lives and emphasizes a reckless approach to international relations.

Donald Trump, The President Of The Ashes.

30 implied HN points • 21 Nov 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Elections Policy Government Economy Global relations
  1. Japan and other countries are selling off US debt, which shows that they are losing faith in the American economy. This could make it harder for the US to sell treasury bonds and maintain the dollar's value.
  2. The world sees the US as weak, with problems like homelessness and a large debt. Many countries want to join trade alliances that do not rely on the US dollar.
  3. To improve the economy and attract buyers for US treasury bonds, one suggestion is to raise taxes on the wealthy and cut military spending. However, it's unlikely that such changes will be made.

Mel Gibson And Joe Rogan Are Useful Idiots!

18 implied HN points • 11 Jan 25
🏥 Health Politics Vaccines Public Health Health Policy Medical Ethics Disease Prevention
  1. There isn't any solid proof that the mRNA Covid-19 vaccines are linked to increased health problems or deaths. Many claims just seem to be speculation without evidence to back them up.
  2. A lot of health issues may actually be tied to nuclear pollution from events like Fukushima and not the vaccines. Some people focus on blaming the vaccines instead of looking at these other serious issues.
  3. Critics like Mel Gibson and Joe Rogan seem to push certain narratives without recognizing the broader problems, like military bioweapons or environmental pollution, which might be the real causes behind public health concerns.

If It Talks Like An Idiot, If It Walks Like An Idiot, It Most Likely Is An Idiot.

24 implied HN points • 30 Nov 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Political Rhetoric Economic Policy International relations Historical context
  1. The idea of America’s global power is weakening, and there are emerging economies that challenge its dominance. This shift could lead to less reliance on the US dollar.
  2. Many believe that past actions and choices in American leadership have damaged the working class and unions. This has made the American market less appealing to both workers and foreign investors.
  3. Trump's tough talk about trade doesn't represent strength; instead, it highlights a fragile position in the global economy. His approach may not succeed against established trading groups like BRICS.
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The Genocide Cafe Does Not Get To Play Villain & Saviour, When Only The Public Will be Punished.

12 implied HN points • 04 Feb 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Political Analysis Trade Policies Government Accountability International relations
  1. Political tariffs can act like sanctions, leading to conflicts and affecting the public while politicians remain unscathed. It's important to recognize how these actions can impact everyday people.
  2. Trade agreements like NAFTA have hurt Canada and Mexico, creating imbalanced economic conditions and leading to exploitation. Many workers suffer due to unfair practices that keep them in poverty.
  3. The ongoing political drama often distracts from real issues, such as the humanitarian crises caused by conflict. It's crucial to stay informed about how these decisions affect civilians and the broader implications.

Trump's Davos Speech Yearns For The 1890s And A New Gilded Age!

12 implied HN points • 24 Jan 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Elections Policy Economy Congress Reform
  1. Trump's tax policies aim to favor wealthy individuals and corporations while shifting the tax burden onto everyday Americans. This approach could lead to economic challenges and deeper recessions.
  2. There is criticism of the inflation issues facing Americans, which some believe is fueled by elite financial practices rather than external factors like foreign oil prices. Wealthy individuals often benefit from market manipulations that hurt consumers.
  3. The current economic situation may be linked to excessive defense spending and misguided financial strategies, suggesting that real change requires a re-evaluation of how money is managed in the U.S.

Trump Is An Idiot! Canada Can Simply Join The BRICS.

18 implied HN points • 16 Dec 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Trade Policies Colonialism Political Commentary International relations
  1. Canada is not dependent on the US for its economy but instead has resources that the US needs. This means Canada can easily find alternatives to trade if the US's relationship with them becomes strained.
  2. The issues in Canada, like homelessness and economic struggle, stem from poor policies influenced by US interests and trade agreements. Many Canadians feel they are being taken advantage of by American trade practices.
  3. Canadians are becoming unhappy with the US's control over their resources and markets, leading to a desire for Canada to seek out new partnerships and opportunities, potentially looking to join groups like BRICS.

The Syrian Army Has Not Surrendered!

18 implied HN points • 14 Dec 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Foreign Policy Military Action Political Commentary Conflict analysis Geopolitics
  1. The Syrian Army is still fighting and has not surrendered to opposing groups backed by the US. This indicates their determination to maintain control.
  2. There is ongoing violence from the HTS terrorists against unarmed Syrian citizens, which is being shared on social media. This situation shows the serious threats faced by ordinary people in Syria.
  3. The US's involvement in Syria is viewed as a declining empire facing challenges at home, suggesting a possible shift in global power dynamics.

Why Is The US Media Ignoring America's Greatest Diamond Discovery?

18 implied HN points • 06 Dec 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Media Class Economics Land use Social Issues
  1. A person found several valuable diamonds on their land in Martha's Vineyard, but the media hasn't shown much interest in the discovery. This diamond discovery could lead to a significant economic boom for the area.
  2. There are concerns that wealthy property owners don't want a diamond rush because it might disrupt their luxury lifestyle and increase competition for land. This creates tension between working-class property owners and the wealthy elite.
  3. The potential for a diamond boom could benefit many local landowners and stimulate job growth, but it faces resistance from local councils focused on maintaining their image rather than addressing community needs.

"The China Virus!"

18 implied HN points • 03 Dec 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Elections Government Public Health Foreign Relations Political strategy
  1. There are claims suggesting that the U.S. government, particularly during the Trump administration, may have downplayed the origins of COVID-19 and its connections to American-funded labs.
  2. Some believe there could be links between the pandemic and concerns about nuclear contamination, raising questions about health impacts that aren't being addressed properly.
  3. The discussion emphasizes the need to investigate and understand the real causes of excess deaths, including potential impacts from environmental and health policies.

Why Does Trump Play The Retard Cracker? Don't Worry, The Russians Will Wipe That Silly Smile From His Face.

12 implied HN points • 08 Jan 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Elections Trade policy Public Health Foreign Relations Civil Liberties
  1. There's a belief that the U.S. has taken advantage of Canada through unfair trade deals, which has led to a negative view of American brands in Canada.
  2. Political figures, like Trump, are seen as acting from a position of weakness, trying to assert dominance while their own credibility fades away.
  3. Many people feel that current leadership is out of touch with what the public wants, leading to increasing resistance against government control and policies.

Trump And The Evil "Deep State!"

18 implied HN points • 25 Nov 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Political theory Government Structure Election Integrity Political Commentary Public Policy
  1. There's a belief that the real power in the U.S. isn't the deep state, but a group of wealthy elites who control the government for their own interests.
  2. Some people argue that the current political drama distracts from important issues, like how the rules and leadership are being shaped by money.
  3. The idea that public service and government jobs are under threat highlights a struggle between working people and a powerful corporate influence in politics.

Anyone That Uses The Term "Illegal Immigrant" Is A Hardcore Racist & Should Be Rejected From Polite Society.

18 implied HN points • 19 Nov 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Immigration Racism Economy Labor Politics
  1. Wealthy people often blame immigrants for economic problems instead of looking at their own role in creating issues like low wages.
  2. The economy relies on workers to drive demand, not just on the wealthy who claim to create jobs.
  3. Using the term 'illegal immigrant' is considered offensive and highlights issues of racism in society.

Graham Hancock's Ancient Apocalypse Theories Are Racist At Their Core.

12 implied HN points • 18 Dec 24
🎭️ Culture History Race Religion Imperialism Mythology
  1. Ancient civilizations, like those that built the pyramids, were made by Black Africans, not aliens or lost technologies. The idea that they needed slaves to build these wonders is a false narrative.
  2. Throughout history, powerful empires, like Rome, often erased or altered histories to control narratives and maintain their power. This has led to misunderstandings about ancient technologies and cultures.
  3. Nuclear testing and environmental destruction have played big roles in climate change and could potentially trigger future ice ages. Humanity often learns through harsh consequences from past actions.

Is Trudeau Following Putin's Lead And De-Nazifying Canada?

12 implied HN points • 17 Dec 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Political theory Government actions Election Influence International relations Propaganda
  1. Trudeau may be emulating Putin's actions regarding Ukraine and the idea of 'de-Nazification', hinting at political shifts in Canada. It's important to consider how global leaders influence each other's policies.
  2. There are observations about former leaders and their connections to historical events, particularly surrounding WWII and Nazism, suggesting a complex political landscape.
  3. Some believe the legacy of certain political decisions—like US involvement in Ukraine—shapes current international relations and conflicts. This ongoing tension reflects deeper historical issues.

Part Two. The Plandemic! A Deadly Coverup Of Excess Deaths Caused By Fukushima Fallout.

12 implied HN points • 15 Nov 24
🏥 Health Politics Public Health Vaccines Environmental health Health Policy
  1. There’s no solid proof that mRNA vaccines are causing excess deaths. Many believe other factors, like toxins, could be responsible instead.
  2. Some evidence suggests that radioactive fallout from Fukushima could be behind rising health issues and deaths, rather than vaccines.
  3. If Robert F. Kennedy Jr. becomes US Secretary of Health, he'll need to confront these complex issues and prove what’s really causing the health crisis.

Elon Musk Is Completely Full Of Shit!

12 implied HN points • 09 Nov 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Policy War International relations Public Figures Media
  1. Elon Musk has made money from the war in Ukraine by using Starlink technology that was meant for military use, which raises questions about his credibility.
  2. The proposal for Ukraine's neutrality and a buffer zone likely won't satisfy Russia, as they have clear goals for their military actions.
  3. Musk and Trump, despite their attempts to present alternative views, are seen as part of the established political system and not genuinely offering solutions.

Alex Jones - "Deep state terrorists!" Forced Inauguration Indoors.

6 implied HN points • 18 Jan 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Government Elections Political strategy Political Rhetoric Media
  1. Marjorie Taylor Greene stirred fear about security, making Trump hold his inauguration indoors. This affected the vibe of the event significantly.
  2. The failure of Elon Musk's Starship launch caused embarrassment for Trump right before his inauguration. It seemed to disrupt his planned grand moment.
  3. Alex Jones's comments about the 'deep state' may spark dangerous ideas, as he labels federal workers as terrorists. This could lead to harmful actions from his supporters.

"North Korean Troops!" Can Not Be Used As An Excuse For NATO Troops, In The Ukraine!

12 implied HN points • 28 Oct 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Foreign Policy Military Affairs Political Commentary International relations
  1. NATO troops are already in Ukraine and have been fighting there for years. Their presence is a significant part of the ongoing conflict.
  2. There are doubts about North Korean military support for Russia in Ukraine. Many believe this narrative might just be a strategy to justify NATO's involvement.
  3. The war is seen as a failure for the US and its allies, causing a lot of political humiliation. There are concerns about how to manage the outcomes of their involvement.

Russia Makes One Of Those Checkmate In One, Moves And Pulls Netanyahu's Teeth From His head.

12 implied HN points • 19 Oct 24
🌍 World Politics International relations Geopolitics Conflict Studies Diplomatic Affairs Military Strategy
  1. Russia's navy is now in Iranian ports, which could shift power dynamics between the US, Israel, and Iran. This move shows Russia's growing influence in the region.
  2. There's a shift towards a multi-polar world where countries are moving away from being controlled by US financial power. This means other countries are taking more control over trade and diplomacy.
  3. Many American business leaders want a break from constant wars and military influence. There's a belief that the public will soon push back against the political and corporate systems controlling elections.

Macron Maketh Not, A Good Bad Cop To Trump's New York Schmoozing Cop!

6 implied HN points • 15 Dec 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Foreign Policy International relations Government Conflict resolution Leadership
  1. Macron is struggling to support the U.S. in the Ukraine conflict, but it seems like he is losing his effectiveness as a leader.
  2. There is a growing public demand for peace talks and a need to stop the conflict, but the U.S. and its allies have limited power to influence Russia.
  3. Older political leaders may be out of touch with younger generations, leading to outdated ideas about foreign policy and military intervention.

Trump Is Wall St.'s And The Pentagon's Whore!

6 implied HN points • 09 Nov 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Political Analysis Government Policy Elections Economic Impact
  1. Some believe Trump is controlled by powerful people in Wall Street and the military. They think he follows orders rather than making independent decisions.
  2. Extreme weather is a serious concern. It's suggested that these climate crises could disrupt economies and hurt many people.
  3. There is a worry that Trump might push harsh policies in South and Central America. The concern is that this could happen during a time of chaos at home due to the weather.

BRICS? Can't Beat Em? Join Em?

6 implied HN points • 22 Oct 24
🌍 World Politics International relations Global Trade Colonialism Cold War Geopolitics
  1. BRICS is creating a new way for countries to trade using their own currencies, setting a different standard from the Western-dominated forex market. This means countries like Zimbabwe can now better showcase and sell their resources.
  2. Western nations are starting to realize they need to adapt to this new order or else risk continued isolation and loss. This shift suggests they might ease tensions and reconsider their sanctions against BRICS countries.
  3. The growing influence of BRICS could lead to stronger relationships with non-Western countries, potentially hurting US dominance. However, there are discussions about fairness and reparations for past colonial actions that might complicate future dealings.

I Dare BC, To Hand Recount All The Ballots From Last Night's Provincial Election!

6 implied HN points • 20 Oct 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Elections Voting Democracy Corruption Government
  1. Hand recounting all election ballots could lead to a different result than what's reported. This suggests that electronic voting methods may not be reliable.
  2. When machines count votes without public oversight, it raises concerns about honesty in elections. Transparency is crucial to ensure fairness.
  3. There are worries about foreign influence and corporate control over elections in Canada. Many believe this could undermine true democracy.

Biden's State of the Union Address Was The Most Pathetic Political Speech Ever Made.

12 implied HN points • 11 Mar 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Political Climate Election Commentary Party Dynamics Political critique
  1. The State of the Union address by Biden was heavily criticized as a pathetic political speech.
  2. There is a growing sense of insecurity within the Democratic party, leading to over-the-top cheers during the address.
  3. Biden's mention of January 6th and his handling of crises like the war in Ukraine showcase the fear and terror felt by both Democrats and Republicans.

Did Joe Biden Promise Israel Gaza, If Israel Went Along With Biden's Ruse, To Coat Tail Ukraine Funding On Israeli Emergency Funding?

6 implied HN points • 16 Dec 23
🌍 World Politics Conflict Human Rights Diplomacy
  1. The Biden administration may have promised Gaza to Israel in exchange for cooperation on emergency funding for Ukraine.
  2. Netanyahu was allegedly promised Gaza by Biden in exchange for Israeli forces standing down, leading to minimal resistance from Hamas.
  3. Biden's involvement is criticized as complicit in genocide in Ukraine and Gaza, with a call for his accountability.

Why Robert F Kennedy Jr. Has The Clearest Path To Be The Next President of United States.

6 implied HN points • 15 Aug 23
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Elections Candidates Policy Campaigning Government
  1. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has a clear path to be the next US president due to the economy's impact on elections.
  2. American voters prioritize their economic well-being when choosing a president.
  3. RFK Jr. needs to address campaign setbacks and consider hiring effective professionals to stay on track for the presidency.

Electronic Jim Crow Ballot Boxes! Electronic Jim Crow Currency! Electronic Jim Crow Police State!

6 implied HN points • 17 Apr 23
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Election Fraud Political History Digital Currency
  1. Electronic Jim Crow systems are being built in the US, affecting voting, currency, and surveillance.
  2. Historically, punishment for unlawful actions by politicians was reflected in election results.
  3. The spread of electronic control in ballot boxes poses a threat to democracy and civil society leaders.

John Horgan Listened To Me But Then He Didn't. I Was Thrown Out Of The NDP.

0 implied HN points • 13 Nov 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics COVID Policy Government Ethics Political History Public Health Social Issues
  1. John Horgan took action to help the homeless during COVID by approving a policy to put them in hotel rooms. This move not only supported vulnerable people but also helped the hospitality industry.
  2. The CERT program was created to provide direct payments to Canadians, helping many survive the economic impacts of the pandemic. This program influenced further economic support for small businesses.
  3. Horgan faced backlash after implementing vaccine mandates, leading to a personal split with those who opposed them. This situation highlighted tensions around medical ethics and government policies during the pandemic.

Can We See Hazel, One More Time?

0 implied HN points • 11 Dec 24
🌍 World Politics Geopolitics Military Strategy International relations Conflict analysis Foreign Policy
  1. Ukraine's conflict with Russia is being complicated by new missile technology. This technology may change how countries respond to each other's military actions.
  2. The U.S. is falling behind in missile technology compared to Russia, making their position more vulnerable. Leaders like Trump and Bush have made decisions that contributed to this situation.
  3. Russia's missile attacks have shown they can cause significant damage, leaving few places safe. This creates a sense of urgency for better defense systems in the U.S.