Erotic, Fantasy and Sci-Fi Author "200 Dollars" and "Talla's Temple" https://xitter.gq/t.co/1HxnfD95jm
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As I'm getting back into the swing of erotic writing, I'd appreciate any support I can get. Comments, feedback, or kick me a dollar on Patreon.
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And 10 years from now, we'll build houses so your kids don't have to live with you.
Lower costs. A stronger economy. The freedom to live our lives as we choose.
ALT Screenshot of an article from CBC News. The headline reads: Carney's 2nd budget earmarks billions for affordability and Canadian sovereignty.
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Xavier Torch retweeted
Sabrina is 31 years old and has a rare cancer. She needs a special, proven treatment that’s not available in our province - and she's been rejected for it.
Today we learned the Ontario government’s own doctors recommended that she be funded to get it, only to be overruled by the Ministry of Health.
Here’s the kicker:
For weeks, @SylviaJonesMPP has claimed the rejections were made by doctors, not politicians. Now we know that's not true.
Fix it, Sylvia.
That just does *not* take 10 years.
You just need to build homes and care about fixing it.
In Budget 2026, we’re laying out a path to end homelessness within the next decade — backed by nearly $30 billion to bring help, housing, and health care together.
Because in Canada, we take care of each other.
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Just boilerplate libertarian b.s.
These people don't even know what they mean or how human societies of any size have ever worked.
If you really believe this I hope you never use a toilet, get and treat your own water, never use roads, don’t ever go to the hospital and never call the cops.
We live in a society, my dude! Grow up!
If you think that society doesn’t work, blame the selfish wealth hoarders!
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Pretty funny how the NDP wealth tax proposal is blowing this reporter’s mind.
It’s not a tax on income — it’s a tax (starting at just 1%!!!) on people who are worth at least TEN MILLION dollars!
Even if you’re a home owner, I doubt your house is worth ten million.
Xavier Torch retweeted
The same guy who was caught fixing the price of bread for years now claims that the big grocers have no control over prices.
Give me a break.
Canadians aren’t stupid. We see Galen getting richer and richer as grocery costs skyrocket. We know we’re being ripped off.
It’s time to break up the Big Grocery Cartel and drive down costs with a national network of public grocery stores that Canadians can actually afford to shop at.
ALT Graphic of a headline from the Toronto Star: Loblaw chair Galen Weston says grocers 'cannot control prices', jokes he was 'traumatized' by public outrage.
Because giving the billionaires even MORE power will DEFINITELY make them more generous.
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A lot of dumb lazy people think we will all get UBI when AI takes your job
This is wishful thinking. Wealthy people will profit while getting free time, working class people will not
This isn’t communism. The “savings” from AI will go to billionaires
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The American CEO who bought Stelco is openly admitting that he purchased the company to sabotage it.
This is why the Liberals should have never approved Stelco's sale in the first place. When you give away ownership of a critical industry like steel, your economy is forever under another's thumb.
There is only one solution that will save these jobs and put Canada back in the driver's seat: we need to nationalize Stelco.
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Xavier Torch retweeted
His lawyers had a memo on his desk at 6 am this morning walking him through all the ways he screwed up and created liability in his PnP interview yesterday
Bet we won’t be seeing him on TV again for a minute or two
UPDATE: Stelco owner hopes to recall laid-off steelworkers before Christmas nationalnewswatch.com/2026/1… #nationlnewswatch via @natnewswatch
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Mélanie Joly: "What was interesting in his interview is that [Cleveland-Cliffs CEO] mentioned that Stelco was a competitor that he wanted to get rid of... he's proving our case."
This is like those heartwarming stories where a 10 year kid mows 100 lawns to pay off his fellow students' lunch debts.
Sir.
That is *not* a heartwarming story.
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So you put good air filtration and CO₂ monitors in every classroom?
Of course not.
Every parent wants to know their child is safe on their way to and from school. It's a peace of mind we want for every student, in every community.
From kindergarten to high school, student safety is everyone's responsibility.
This School Bus Safety Week, I remind all drivers to slow down, stay alert and take extra care around school buses and school zones throughout the school year.
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Walmart: Someone stole diapers
Cop: [sees a woman with a one-year-old]
Cop: [fires into vehicle, killing one-year-old]
Cop: Well, SHE won't be stealing diapers for a while!
A.G.: Justified!
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"Confused about OSAP grants? Get up to $50,000 in government grants. Secure your future. No repayment, just opportunity!"
These are the types of pitches dozens of student recruitment companies are making online.
The Trillium has learned some private career colleges are paying these online recruiters for student referrals. Corporate records also link one recruitment group to a private college network at the centre of the Ford government's OSAP investigation. STORY w/ @jessiecatherine:
thetrillium.ca/news/educatio…
Xavier Torch retweeted
If you live outside of Toronto, the Ontario government is blowing $50 million of you tax dollars on ripping bike lanes out of Toronto. This is money that could be spent on keeping your local hospital's ER open or fixing your local school's roof.
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This day is profoundly painful for so many New Yorkers. It marks three years since the horrific war crimes of October 7. On that day, Hamas killed more than 1,100 Israelis and abducted 251 others. We grieve alongside our many friends and neighbors who still carry that unthinkable loss.
The suffering did not begin nor end that day. It instead continued through the Israeli government’s devastating, ongoing genocide in Gaza, in which it has killed more than 74,000 Palestinians—including more than 21,000 children. Even since the so-called ceasefire, more than 1,400 Palestinians have been killed. That suffering has intensified with every Israeli bomb dropped on ambulances waiting outside hospitals, every drone strike targeting a residential building or journalist, and every shipment of food aid turned away at a border crossing. Many New Yorkers are reckoning with this unbearable grief, and we mourn alongside them – all while knowing that our tax dollars fund these war crimes.
Three years later, we must refuse to accept a world in which occupation and apartheid continue, where war crimes are met with impunity, and our federal government continues its complicity with every arms shipment.
To honor the dead, we must fight for a world in which every person can live with freedom, safety, and dignity.
