You are what you consume. Your mind is a helluva drug. Your actions are the prescription.

Them NYC Tunnels is Dangerous.

Free to all Canadians 🇨🇦 Do Not Euthanize (DNE) Defence Kit. Protect yourself and your loved ones from MAiD!! ➡️ Legal Forms Created by a Lawyer ➡️Customized Laminated Wallet Card ➡️Provincially Specific ⬇️ Order Here⬇️ deltahospicesociety.org/do-n…

Day 4 of the France anti-white race riots Migrants continue to destroy, rape and kill unopposed. A 60 yesr old French Police commander was stomped unconscious while attempting to make an arrest

Remember in 2022 how many people said the Ukraine was a fake distraction and they were all staged videos? Please never forget how stupid those people are and that all of them are still online saying stupid things everyday.

"What in the world would private citizens ever need guns for?" the Bolshevik government said as it ushered millions of violent invaders toward their citizens' homes.

France is experiencing the most widespread, ongoing and violent civil unrest in decades driven by migrant hordes and CBC has yet to notice. They are obsessively stalking my friends and I, however. This will be Toronto and Montreal in 5 years.

🚨OPP’s Top Criminal Profiler Took Bribes and Neglected His Duty While Serial Killer Russell Williams Hunted His Next Victim Ontario Provincial Police Professional Standards Covered Up and Lied to Protect a Colleague. Did Commissioner Chris Lewis Know? (I hope not) In 2008 and 2009, OPP Detective Sergeant Jim Van Allen headed the Ontario Provincial Police Criminal Profiling Unit during the hunt for an escalating sexual predator terrorizing communities in eastern Ontario. Van Allen was personally involved in profiling the Orleans break-in series that began in 2008, and the September 2009 sexual assaults in Tweed that would later be attributed to RCAF Colonel Russell Williams. Long before Williams committed his first murder, Van Allen assessed the then-unknown offender as increasingly aggressive and warned that he posed a growing danger of escalating to sexual assault. Detective Sergeant Van Allen was right - but like many of the criminals he hunted, he too was living a secret life. While his fellow officers trusted him with some of the most serious investigations in Canada, Van Allen was betraying them, betraying his duty and betraying his Oath of Office. He had an illegal business on the side taking bribes to sell confidential police information and the power of his badge and authority to paying outsiders. Understand what Van Allen’s power and authority meant... Jim Van Allen was not merely an experienced detective. He was the OPP’s top criminal profiler – known nationally and internationally. His position carried authority, presence, urgency and extraordinary access. He knew the police systems, the databases, the intelligence channels, the specialists and the people to call. He knew how to make things happen. When Jim Van Allen called, people answered. Because when a homicide investigator says, “I need your assistance,” people respond. Police services respond. Government offices respond. Corporate security departments respond. Banks, hotels, telephone companies, insurers, businesses and institutions all respond – often without waiting for a warrant or subpoena. Homicide never has to ask twice. That enormous public trust, investigative power and authority exists to catch killers and protect innocent people. Detective Sergeant Jim Van Allen was secretly selling it all for filthy money.

Our frens also had a baby! HELP: I’m looking for baby girl name suggestions for my sister as well. I’m gunning for “May” as her middle name, since it’s my mother’s and grandmother’s middle name too.

This is the sickest event I have attended in quite some time. Apparently one of the presenters, Vicky, is a nurse who murders at least one person per work day. They dismissed everyone’s concerns citing misinformation. I do and don’t wish I could have stayed longer 🤮

Hayley MacPhail and Brian Trottier are truly a match made in hell. Alcohol is a helluva drug.

Also fake 🙄

Definitely fake 🙄

🇨🇦📜 ON THIS DAY IN CANADIAN HISTORY 📜🇨🇦 🚨 OCTOBER 5, 1970 — THE OCTOBER CRISIS BEGINS On the morning of October 5, 1970, members of the Front de libération du Québec’s Liberation Cell kidnapped British Trade Commissioner James Richard Cross from his Montreal home. Minutes later, Cross was their prisoner. The kidnapping marked the beginning of what would become known as the OCTOBER CRISIS — one of the most dramatic and turbulent episodes in modern Canadian history. The newspaper front page pictured here appeared the following morning, October 6, as Canadians awoke to news of the kidnapping and the FLQ’s demands. Cross had been taken at gunpoint from his home at 1297 Redpath Crescent and was being held at a secret location. In exchange for his release, the kidnappers issued a series of demands, including the release of imprisoned FLQ members, publication and broadcast of the FLQ Manifesto, and $500,000 in gold. Canada watched as the crisis rapidly escalated. Five days later, on October 10, another FLQ cell kidnapped Pierre Laporte, Quebec’s Minister of Labour. The events that followed would shake the country. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau’s famous “Just watch me” exchange with reporters came on October 13. Three days later, on October 16, the federal government invoked the War Measures Act, granting authorities extraordinary powers of arrest and detention. Then, on October 17, Pierre Laporte was found dead in the trunk of a car near Montreal’s Saint-Hubert Airport. James Cross remained a hostage. For 59 days, he was held captive before negotiations finally secured his release on December 3, 1970. His kidnappers were granted safe passage to Cuba. Cross survived the ordeal and eventually returned to Britain. He died in 2021 at the age of 99. But on the morning of October 5, 1970, none of what was coming could yet be known. A British diplomat had been taken from his Montreal home — and Canada had entered the OCTOBER CRISIS. 🇨🇦 📷 Le Journal de Québec, October 6, 1970 #CanadianHistory #OctoberCrisis #FLQ

THESE TRICKS CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE ONE DAY 01. Choking alone - Thrust your belly hard against a chair edge. It pushes the blockage out. 02. Heart attack - Chew one aspirin immediately. Chewing gets it into your blood 3x faster. 03. Bleeding won't stop - Press hard for 10 full minutes without lifting. Lifting resets clotting every time. 04. Someone faints - Lay flat, lift legs 12 inches up. Blood returns to the brain instantly. 05. Burns — Run cool water for 20 minutes. Never use ice. It makes burns worse. 06. Electric shock victim — Never touch them. Kick the power source away with a dry wooden object first. 07. Severe allergic reaction, no EpiPen - Keep them sitting upright. Lying flat drops blood pressure fast. Can be fatal. 08. Seizure - Don't hold them down. Turn them on their side and time it. Over 5 minutes - call 911. 09. Broken bone, no help nearby - Never straighten it. Splint it as it is. Movement causes more damage. 10. Panic attack - Press tongue to roof of mouth, breathe through nose only. Nervous system calms in 60 seconds. 11. Heart beating too fast - Bear down hard for 10 seconds. It triggers the vagus nerve and slows your heart. 12. Deep cut, blood pumping fast - Raise the limb above heart level while pressing. Gravity slows the bleeding.