Just another techie from the prairies. With a mind as wide and open as our prairie skies, everything is interesting.

Saskatchewan, Canada
Mark Firemoon retweeted
Everybody knows it is the US that has always been the problem. Those who disagree are either propagandised by it or profit from it.
What exactly has Iran done that is so unforgivable? Did it invade continents? Colonize half the earth? Drop atomic bombs on civilians? Build military bases around the globe? Topple the governments? Starve nations with sanctions? NO. It's US who did this all!
1
17
36
677
Mark Firemoon retweeted
Imagine if China had military bases in Canada. In Mexico. In Cuba. In the Caribbean. You would call it encirclement. You would call it an act of war. America has 800 bases in other people's countries. You call it national security.
56
874
2,912
30,284
Millions of Westerners will be made to fight WW3 for the most hated cabal of openly fascist, genocidal degenerates ever to hold power over them. I’m supposed to point a gun at Iranians and Russians and pull the trigger because putrid Nazi turds like Anita Anand told me to?
Canada's Foreign Minister Anita Anand: Here at the United Nations, Canada will lead the resolution in this very room in the General Assembly on human rights in Iran because we stand firmly with the Iranian people against repression and for human rights, dignity, and aspirations for a better life.
1
13
33
615
Mark Firemoon retweeted
Replying to @LRFproject
And we'll never forget our friends ❤️
4
80
474
5,273
Narrative rejected. Doesn't hurt to explain the current machinations.
8
Mark Firemoon retweeted
To promote Canada as “principled”, Carney is using a video in which he warmly shakes the hand of Saudi dictator Mohammed bin Salman, one of the world’s most sadistic war criminals. The real Mark Carney is an unprincipled con-man. He imposes Trump’s agenda on Canada while pretending to stand up for Canada’s sovereignty.
Canada is predictable, reliable, and principled in a world that’s anything but.
24
204
681
10,213
My post has been widely spread in Nepal > Translation From Ukraine’s comedian to Nepal’s rapper — Washington’s latest puppet America gave a comedian responsibility for Ukraine. Now they have given a rapper responsibility for Nepal. Same script. Zelensky played the role of president on TV. Then the streets filled, the old government fell, and he became the actual president. Balen rapped about corruption, became mayor of Kathmandu, then after the 2081 protests burned parliament he became prime minister. Smoke glasses, black cap, performing at the United Nations. The new face of “General Z Nepal.” Both were sold as outsiders. Both rode youth anger and social media. Both emerged from the same NED / USAID / IRI NGO networks that had been funding “emerging leaders” and youth programs for years. In Nepal they had already put his name in internal documents long before he took the job. Ukraine got a comedian and a proxy war. Nepal got a rapper and a government that abandoned the old balancing act between China and India. BRI is growing. American programs are coming in. The costume is the smoke glasses. The method was color revolution. Two entertainers. Two countries. One toolkit. Stay informed, not entertained.
10
84
282
6,178
Ukraine has its comedian Nepal has its “rapper” Same US master, same colour revolution playbook 2014 Maidan 2025 Kathmandu.
18
175
721
9,947
Mark Firemoon retweeted
🗳️💵 Trump is spending $5,000 for your vote to win the election. Why? Because he needs it for his bloody, fruitless wars. $5,000 is the bait. The trap comes after. Just like the monsters in From… Don’t let him in!
36
299
806
13,650
It never did
'Israel no longer belongs in the civilized community of nations.' - Malaysian Prime Minister doesn't mince words, and says what most western leaders are too afraid to say.
1
2
25
Mark Firemoon retweeted
Hulk Against babykillers
16
369
2,816
26,970
FUN FACT: Freddy Krueger was inspired by a series of newspaper articles about SE Asian refugees who died in their sleep after suffering extreme nightmares. Doctors called these unexplained deaths Sudden Unexplained Nocturnal Death Syndrome (SUNDS).
3
3
25
1,047
Mark Firemoon retweeted
Nice:
Israel kicked out of UN for their behavior.
75
281
2,405
50,264
MY POST WENT VIRAL IN NEPAL. Millions of views. Lots of Hate from GenZ brainwashed by NGOs. Lots of support messages from real patriots and socialists-communists. Nepal is waking up to the reality of their US controlled puppets. From Comedian in Ukraine to Rapper in Nepal — Washington’s Latest Puppet USA put a comedian in charge of Ukraine. Now they put a rapper in charge of Nepal. Same script. Zelenskyy played a president on TV. Then the streets moved, the old government was gone, and he became the real one. Balen Shah rapped about corruption, became mayor of Kathmandu, then after the 2025 protests burned parliament he became prime minister. Sunglasses, black cap, standing at the UN. New face of “Gen Z Nepal.” Both sold as outsiders. Both riding youth anger and social media. Both coming out of the same NED / USAID / IRI NGO networks that had been funding “catalytic leaders” and youth programs for years. In Nepal they even named him in internal documents long before he took the job. Ukraine got the comedian and a proxy war. Nepal gets the rapper and a government that stopped balancing China and India the old way. BRI slows. US programs move in. The costume is the sunglasses. The method was the color revolution. Two entertainers. Two countries. One toolkit. Stay informed not entertained.
57
301
1,092
19,698
Lehman Brothers was built on transatlantic slavery. Should rich Zionist Jews be handing “Israel” over to the blacks as reparations?
Wonder why our textbooks never mentioned who owned the slave ships or why auctions were closed on Saturday’s…🤔
1
7
342
Mark Firemoon retweeted
Guess that's a wrap for Project Blue Beam.
For the first time in history, Harvard scientists have detected radio signals from a planet outside of our solar system, nearly 64 light years away. Unfortunately, scientists don't think it's alien life.
1
1
7
165
That is electoralism in summation.
Replying to @SnowHimbo
Pierre would have gone in more or less the same direction. It was shit vs. diarrhea.
1
2
8
323
Mark Firemoon retweeted
Here's the issue when an American politician calls a foreign policy decision an "error" or a "mistake". People who make mistakes typically learn from them, and work towards not repeating the same mistake. That's never been the case with US foreign policy.
The U.S. strike on the Iranian elementary school was the deadliest American military targeting error of the 21st century in terms of child casualties.   Horrific.   This war needs to end – now.
4
5
96
Mark Firemoon retweeted
They’re doing everything in their power to silence or punish anyone who speaks out in support of Palestine, but it won’t work. They’ve lost the information war, and no amount of intimidation will stop people from speaking the truth.
Azeez Al-Shaair was told by an NFL to remove the name of Wafaa Akila Palestinian girl killed in by Israel from his eye black or he will be expelled from playing
19
658
2,499
36,708
Mark Firemoon retweeted
Let's be honest about what the United States came to Vietnam to do. Not to "save" anyone. Not to "stop communism." Not to "protect democracy." Those were the slogans they sold to their own people so the boys from Ohio and Georgia would climb onto the planes without asking too many questions. What they actually came to do was make an example. The "Third World" was getting ideas. Countries were looking at their own land, their own oil, their own rubber, their own rice, and thinking "dangerous thoughts." Thoughts like: this belongs to us. Thoughts like: we don't need to ask permission. Thoughts like: maybe we can choose our own way. That could not be allowed. So they chose Vietnam. A small country. A poor country. A country of farmers and fishermen and people who had already spent a century being told they were too primitive to govern themselves. The perfect candidate for an example. The plan was simple: destroy Vietnam so completely, so publicly, so mercilessly, that every other poor country on earth would see it and go quiet. Would swallow their dignity. Would open their resources to the right corporations and smile while doing it. They dropped more bombs on Vietnam than were dropped by all sides in all of World War II combined. Let that land on you. More bombs. Than all of World War Two. On one small country. On its villages. On its hospitals. On its rice fields. On its children. And they still lost. Not only did they lose. They lost to people in sandals. They lost to people moving supplies on bicycles through jungle paths. They lost to a people so committed to their own liberation that they built an entire city underground and kept fighting. The example was made. Just not the one they intended. The lesson the "Third World" learned from Vietnam was not don't resist. The lesson was: they can be beaten. The lesson was: their technology is not destiny. The lesson was: if you are willing to pay the price of dignity, they will eventually run out of the stomach for the bill. Every sanction today. Every coup. Every engineered "color revolution." Every "civil society" organization funded from Langley. These are the tactics of an empire that learned in Vietnam that it cannot always use the full weight of its military without consequences it can't control. They are not acting from confidence. They are acting from the memory of Vietnam. And Vietnam said no.
147
1,975
5,149
79,869