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Ce Lundi soir 20H ''Échec et ment'' traduction intégrale de Trump a 60 minutes ''On a perdu les midterm car on a trop déporté de bonnes personnes''🤡.
Adisq: Retour sur les Louages de Poitrine d'Adriane Cassidy 😍
Tout ça et bien plus avec votre Capitaine sur Youtube et Rumble
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Euh… quel commentaire révélateur de @francoislegault qui a été premier ministre du Québec pendant huit ans!
Évidemment, un investissement en équité peut valoir éventuellement quelque chose versus une subvention.
Mais un investissement du gouvernement qui joue au casino avec l’argent des autres, ça n’a rien à voir avec quelqu’un qui investit son propre cash.
Voici une courte liste des « investissements » de la CAQ supposément bien moins risqués que de simples subventions:
1. A220 (ex-C Series de Bombardier, maintenant Airbus)
• Investissement initial d’environ 1,3 G$ sous le gouvernement Couillard (2016), entièrement radié.
• Réinvestissements supplémentaires d’environ 750-800 M sous Legault.
• En 2024-2025, radiations d’environ 376-400 M$ (moitié des placements récents).
• Pertes cumulées estimées : près de 1,7 G$.
2. Northvolt
• L’investissement en équité a été entièrement radié après la faillite de la maison-mère.
• La Caisse de dépôt a aussi radié ~200 M$.
3. Recyclage Carbone Varennes (RCV)
• Environ 222 M$ (ou plus selon les sources) en équité ont été essentiellement radiées.
4. Lion Électrique
• Pertes estimées entre 140 M$ et ~180 M$ (investissements en équité et aides diverses).
5. Lithion Technologies (et dossiers connexes de recyclage de batteries)
• Environ 15-30 M (dont ~15 M en capital-actions + subventions et prêt d’urgence). Les investissements en équité ont été radiés.
Le rendement du Fond du développement économique qui investit en équité est tout simplement catastrophique:
Injections gouvernementales pour couvrir les pertes (déficits annuels + créances douteuses/provisions pour pertes) :
• 2019-2020 : environ 1,78 G$
• 2020-2021 : environ 475 M$
• 2021-2022 : environ 194 M$
• 2022-2023 : environ 475-522 M$
• 2023-2024 : environ 658 M$
• 2024-2025 : environ 1,46 G$
Total sur environ six ans (période correspondant largement au mandat de Pierre Fitzgibbon) : environ 5,1 G$.
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🚨 **McKINSEY 💉 COLLÈGE DES MÉDECINS DU QUÉBEC : UNE COÏNCIDENCE QUI SOULÈVE DES QUESTIONS !**
Vous voulez quelque chose d'intéressant ? Regardez bien ces deux adresses à Montréal.
🏢 **McKINSEY & COMPANY**
1250, boulevard René-Lévesque Ouest
Bureau 4430 — 44e étage
Montréal, Québec
🏢 **COLLÈGE DES MÉDECINS DU QUÉBEC**
1250, boulevard René-Lévesque Ouest
Bureau 3500 — 35e étage
Montréal, Québec
**MÊME IMMEUBLE. NEUF ÉTAGES DE DIFFÉRENCE !**
Et ce n'est pas tout !
Rappelons que McKinsey a obtenu des contrats gouvernementaux de plusieurs millions de dollars au Québec, notamment pour conseiller le gouvernement pendant la pandémie de COVID-19.
Pendant ce temps, le Collège des médecins du Québec jouait un rôle important dans l'encadrement de la profession médicale.
Alors, permettez-moi de poser quelques questions :
**Quels étaient les liens entre ces deux organisations ? Ont-elles collaboré ? Des contrats ont-ils été conclus entre elles ? Et qui influençait réellement les décisions ?**
Le fait de partager un immeuble ne prouve évidemment pas une collusion. Mais lorsqu'il est question de santé publique, de décisions gouvernementales et de millions de dollars de fonds publics, les citoyens sont parfaitement en droit d'exiger de la TRANSPARENCE !
**ET COMME ON DIT :**
🎰 **« SI VOUS CROYEZ AU HASARD, ALLEZ AU CASINO ! »**
#McKinsey #CollègeDesMédecins #Québec #COVID19 #Transparence #SantéPublique
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🇺🇸🔥 BREAKING SPECIAL REPORT! GLOBAL POWER SHIFT: Putin EXPOSES Trump’s China RESET as Obama, Soros & Carney SCRAMBLE to Save the Dying Global Order | VIDEO
🇺🇸🔥 BOOM! A massive geopolitical realignment is shaking the world after Vladimir Putin’s remarks and President Trump’s upcoming China diplomacy intensified fears among Obama, Soros, and Mark Carney-linked globalist networks struggling to preserve the collapsing post-war order.
🇺🇸🔥 THE OLD WORLD ORDER IS COLLAPSING IN REAL TIME
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President Trump truthed out this absolutely incredible video today. Stop what you are doing and watch the whole thing.
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🚨 ELECTION ISSUES: 40 states reported problems on Election Day.
Bomb and shooting threats at polling sites in 3 states: Ohio, Michigan, Virginia.
Fake texts sent to voters in 4 states: Georgia, Tennessee, Nebraska, New Jersey.
Ballots ran out in Connecticut, Illinois, Virginia, Michigan, Maryland, Kentucky.
Scanners and machines went down in New York, Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin and more.
Coast to coast.
State by state below 👇
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🇨🇦 DEAR CANADIANS OBSESSED WITH AMERICAN POLITICS:
A friendly reminder.
You are not an American citizen.
You don’t vote in American elections.
You don’t elect the American president.
Yet some of you follow Washington more closely than Ottawa and know more about Trump than your own MP.
Meanwhile, back home:
🏠 Housing remains unaffordable.
💸 Taxes consume a substantial share of your income.
🏥 Healthcare wait times remain a serious concern.
🛒 Groceries keep draining household budgets.
💰 Government debt continues to grow.
And somehow, every Canadian problem becomes Donald Trump’s fault.
Here’s a revolutionary thought.
America’s president is responsible for governing America. Canada’s prime minister is responsible for governing Canada.
Yes, American policies affect us. Trade, tariffs and foreign policy matter.
But they cannot explain away every domestic policy failure.
You can dislike Trump without making him your entire personality.
You can support Trump without treating him like Canada’s prime minister.
And you can disagree with both without losing your mind.
Canada needs citizens who scrutinize Ottawa as passionately as they obsess over Washington.
Because the politicians who actually control much of your taxes, healthcare, housing policy and public spending are right here at home.
🇨🇦 Stop treating American politics like a spectator sport while Canadian politics determines your standard of living.
#Canada #cdnpoli
Ghazal bloque les commentaires, elle représente qui cette personne???
Les Québécoises et les Québécois nous ont élus pour qu’on travaille, pas pour que le nouveau gouvernement continue de retarder la rentrée parlementaire. La hausse du coût de la vie continue de faire mal aux familles, et la crise du logement ajoute un stress insoutenable à la classe moyenne. C’est notre responsabilités comme élus de trouver des solutions à ces crises, le Parti québécois devrait le savoir. C’est mal parti pour le « bon gouvernement ».
#polqc
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🔥🚨 HOLY SMOKES! — Dan Bongino goes SCORCHED EARTH on the laughable threats Democrats are throwing at republicans and members of the Trump Administration.
"Sitting there saying LAYER UP... NOBODY'S AFRAID OF YOU! I’m not afraid of you."
"ZERO people are afraid of your STUPID threats... We’ve seen this horror movie a thousand times!"
"You’re not surprising anyone. This is like the Michael Myers movie you watch 15 times. When he pops in the doorway, you’re not scared—you’ve already seen it. It may be concerning, but it’s not scary"
👏🏼 SPOT ON AS ALWAYS @DBongino
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Think bigger than the 2026 midterms!💥Have Faith!🙏🇺🇸🦅
How a 1953 Supreme Court Case Lets the Pentagon Keep 2026 Election Defense Secret. Sec War @PeteHegseth memo and EO 13848 proves a framework for decisive executive action under Trump to safeguard the 2026 midterms from foreign cyber and influence threats, using the full weight of U.S. military intelligence capabilities.
EO 13848 (2018, still active after 2026 renewal) declares a national emergency over foreign interference in U.S. elections—covering cyber access to infrastructure or covert disinformation. It requires post-election DNI assessments plus AG/DHS reports and authorizes Treasury sanctions on foreign actors. Hegseth’s Sept. 22, 2026 memo directs Cyber Command, NSA, and the full Defense Intelligence Enterprise to treat 2026 midterm defense as a “no-fail mission”: collect on foreign threats (Russia, China, Iran, etc.) and disrupt cyber activity against election systems, coordinating with DHS.
These sit inside @realDonaldTrump’s broader national-emergency authorities. The work is heavily classified by design—sources, methods, and specific operations. United States v. Reynolds (1953) supplies the key judicial doctrine: the state-secrets privilege lets the executive withhold military/intelligence evidence in court when disclosure risks national security (asserted by the department head after review). Critics note the original Air Force report in Reynolds contained no real secrets, raising concerns about over-classification.
Together they enable a standing, largely non-public executive effort focused on foreign election threats—assessments, collection, and disruption that Congress sees mainly through intelligence-committee channels. No public record confirms a single “large secret investigation” beyond this standard classified foreign-threat apparatus, but the combination of emergency powers, military cyber prioritization, and Reynolds-style privileges keeps most operational details shielded from open view.
It would appear that President @realDonaldTrump just gave us a nice clue regarding United States v. Reynolds! Q has eluded on numerous occasions that there is an ongoing investigation into the Clinton Foundation [CF]. So, how can President Trump protect such an investigation in order to catch them all?
U.S. v. Reynolds (1953) established the state secrets privilege, allowing the executive to block disclosure of military or intelligence information in court when a department head claims national security is at risk. Courts generally defer without reviewing the material. This shield is stronger in civil cases than in criminal ones, where withholding key evidence can force the government to drop charges.
Those secrets are not permanently unusable. Classified information protected under Reynolds can still support criminal prosecutions for treason, seditious conspiracy, or related charges. Once charges are filed, the Classified Information Procedures Act (CIPA, 1980) governs handling of the material to prevent “graymail” while protecting fair-trial rights. Key steps include protective orders for cleared counsel, government motions to redact or substitute information, defendant notice of classified evidence, closed hearings, and possible remedies if the government refuses adequate substitutes.
Related tools include FISA procedures and special trial accommodations. Treason still requires two witnesses to the same overt act or a confession in open court.
Similar confidentiality mechanisms appear in private civil litigation, including open and closed cases involving the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, where protective orders and confidential settlement agreements have been used to limit disclosure of sensitive allegations.AP News
In short, Reynolds lets the executive withhold secrets in civil litigation, while CIPA lets the government use those secrets in national-security criminal cases under strict balancing rules.
Anyone remember Jeff Sessions!!?👀
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MUST READ!!!! Fantastic write-up and observation on what is happening right now in the midterm election.
My election observations... I'm titling it... "The Rope-a-Dope"...
Trump is leaning against the ropes, congratulating the people throwing punches at him, while an entirely different fight unfolds around the ring...
Three days before the midterms, Trump posted Muhammad Ali's 1971 defeat against Joe Frazier... that caught my attention because Ali's greatest strategic masterpiece came three years later against George Foreman... the rope-a-dope...
Ali absorbed punishment against the ropes, allowing Foreman to exhaust himself while the crowd watched what appeared to be a losing fighter... then, in the eighth round, Ali came off those ropes and knocked Foreman out...
Now look at November 3... Dems capture Congress, the media celebrates, and Trump congratulates his opponents, praises their performance, and offers cooperation...
He distances himself from the losses, reminding everyone he wasn't on the ballot and still possesses presidential veto authority...
See the positioning? He's absorbing the blows while his opponents inherit responsibility for what follows...
Meanwhile another sequence was unfolding... in September, DOJ issued litigation holds covering election records in 29 states and Washington, D.C. On October 26, Trump announced a proposed $1 million election fraud reward, alongside DOJ's separate $10,000 to $30,000 fraud incentive program...
On October 29, DOJ reinforced the 22-month federal election record preservation requirement, warning against deliberate destruction...
Then just one day before the election, a Michigan judge permanently blocked deletion of original electronic pollbooks after certification, preserving underlying data and metadata... "watch Michigan"...
Election evidence was being legally protected before the outcome was known...
Simultaneously ~1,000 DOJ monitors and observers covered 126 jurisdictions across all 50 states...
Hegseth mobilized military intelligence, Cyber Command, and the NSA against foreign interference, while DOJ's voter registration litigation tested federal authority against state sovereignty and privacy protections...
Election Day produced localized scanner failures, ballot shortages, bomb threats, and disruptions. Federal cyber monitoring reported limited threats and no identified foreign influence operations by late election night... preserved records now provide a foundation for lawful audits and investigations...
Zoom out and connect the systems... federal monitoring expanded as courts enforced constitutional boundaries... cyber defenses operated alongside evidence preservation... Congressional power shifted while the presidency retained its executive authority... and Trump is congratulating the Democrats...
Ali understood this dynamic... Foreman's aggression, confidence, and energy expenditure became variables influencing the fight... the punches were landing while conditions for Ali's counterattack developed...
Trump's Ali posts, his election response, and the institutional activity surrounding November 3 create a striking parallel...
The congressional defeat is real, legal processes continue, election records remain preserved, and Trump retains his constitutional powers...
Trump has absorbed the immediate political damage while positioning himself for the next phase...
The Democrats have their victory, the spotlight, and the illusion of victory... Trump is about to move off the ropes and come out swinging...
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La très grandes dame courageuse qui s'excuse en cachette sur X après avoir menti sur les ondes de Radio-Canada.
🤣
Chantal Hébert n'en est pas à sa première désinformation... Quand on lui pose la question poliment, elle prend la fuite...
Pourquoi ces gens n'assument jamais ce qu'ils font ?
Car si c'était une information factuelle, tu ne prendrais pas la fuite ? Tu affirmes une fausse information d'un média dans son dos, puis tu refuses de répondre à ses questions ?
C'est décourageant...
Actuellement, Chantal Hébert ne m'a pas bloqué sur X. Si elle tombe sur cette publication, elle va me bloquer. Depuis l'histoire de Jacinthe-Ève Arel, elle bloque tous ceux qui commentent ses publications et ceux qui la critiquent.
elle choisi ses comptes pour avoir de beaux commentaires......elle se dit chef de parti lo! 😆😅😂🤮👹
Quel beau vent d'espoir nous arrive des États-Unis ! Un premier musulman élu sénateur, une première femme noire élue gouverneure et une première femme autochtone gouverneure : ces victoires sont historiques.
Le message est clair : la classe moyenne n'en peut plus de subir l'augmentation du coût de la vie, alors que les grandes fortunes continuent de rouler sur l’or. Ici, comme aux États-Unis, elle veut des solutions concrètes.
Ces résultats nous rappellent que le peuple a du pouvoir, qu’être élu est un privilège et que c’est possible de dire non à la corruption, au mensonge et à l'intimidation.
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🚨 VERY IMPORTANT: DISTURBING REPORT FROM SAN DIEGO BALLOT DROP-OFF LOCATION
An eyewitness reports that the ballot drop box at the library on Voltaire Street was so full that voters were being turned away.
According to the witness, ballots were on the ground as election workers slowly emptied the overflowing box, filling TWO bags.
The witness says one worker then loaded the bags into an unmarked minivan.
When she began recording, an election worker allegedly told her to DELETE THE VIDEO.
She refused.
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En ondes à 17h17 (23h17) rumble.com/v7hq02c-les-midte…
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🔥 THEY SAID IT NEVER HAPPENS… UNTIL IT DID RIGHT IN FRONT OF THEIR FACES 🔥
A CNN panel just exploded.
Bush White House spokesman Pete Seat is sitting THREE FEET from Obama’s own strategist David Axelrod…
And he drops the nuclear truth:
“Barack Obama got on the 2008 Indiana primary ballot because Democrats in St. Joseph County submitted FRAUDULENT petition signatures. People — including the county Democratic chair — went to JAIL over it. He shouldn’t have been on that ballot.”
Axelrod freezes.
“How did that get determined?”
Seat doesn’t flinch:
“It was exposed TWO YEARS later. Went through the courts. People went to jail. That’s the problem… nobody caught it before he was already on the ballot.”
FACT CHECK: 100% TRUE ✅
In 2013, four Indiana Democrats were CONVICTED for forging those signatures — literally copying names off old petitions. Even a former governor’s name was forged. County Democratic Chairman Butch Morgan went to PRISON for orchestrating it.
The thing they swore “never happens”…
HAPPENED.
And a party chairman did hard time for it.
Election fraud isn’t a “conspiracy theory.”
It’s a documented crime.
And they got away with it long enough to change history.
Share this before they try to memory-hole it.
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