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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
I apologize, I was wrong. I responded to the person who had said this same attack. I accept my ban.
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
>I was with you after watching the Maher video, but Dore is operating on false assumptions. Vaccine passports won't "track wherever you go for the rest of your life". Getting vaccinated doesn't "only protect you&
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
There will be many history books written on what has happened and is about to happen. I hope I get to read them, maybe I will even write one. This will be an impossible subject to wade through due to the very charged reality of what has gon
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
Here's a constitutional lawyer confirming this story: https://twitter.com/ikwilson/status/1495841230315560962 Sorry but you are the one in the echo chamber.
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
>Is this actually true? According to [0] "The Declaration expires after 30 days unless an extension is confirmed within specific timelines by both the House of Commons and the Senate.". I don't see how this would grant the
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
>This is the risk in protesting. Authorities have never been nice to protestors. Protesting has always carried the risk of assault and the loss of livelihood, wealth, freedom, or life. So before protesting, you need to ask yourself if wh
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
Might I add, I reallllllly hope this isn't what it looks like.
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
>What led you to believe those things (the idea that the Biden Administration's claims of an imminent invasion were war mongering, That's a great question, but I don't know if I know the answer. Overall, the US as world po
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
>Your PM just got a taste of authoritarian despotism so it would make sense. I'm going to show my left-wing bias but Bill Maher and Jimmy Dore both called Trudeau Hitler. They are objectively right, but what happened? Canada had som
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
>Raising interest rates wont be far off if it is in collapse. All I can do is point to the failed mandate. https://tradingeconomics.com/canada/inflation-cpi https://tradingeconomics.com/canada/i
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
>If you believe 'The currency is in collapse,' then I suggest you take out as much leverage as you can have to your name (Maybe even raise capital from institutions using your above diligence) and do a Soros-Style short. Litera
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
>I don't know where he'll end up, but the ultimate objective is the humiliation of the west and subjugation of Ukraine. Biden has said this was coming, biden has said this is complete invasion of ukraine. He's headed to ky
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
I'm Canadian as well but I'm in Canada. I was led to believe the biden warnings of imminent russia invasion were war mongering and not true. Clearly not true anymore. Russia is an aggressor. From my point of view, it seems Canadia
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
I am coming around to the opinion that the real estate market isn't out of control at all. The absolute complete opposite of the author here. Doesnt make sense does it? But what if the underlying problem throughout the article? The ove
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
To edit my first post, Democrats have been calling bloody murder against the Russians for how long? Russians are who took Snowden, Russians are the ones who hacked the DNC to reveal Clinton. Democrats assert Trump is controlled by Russia. I
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
>What's disappointing is the response of european leaders so far. They have prepared a sanctions package against Russia which won't include anything in the energy sector! If not energy then what, Matryoshka dolls? and we are su
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
I think it was right about when SSDs were coming out. I even kind of proved it. I built this machine with latest greatest hardware in late 2010. AMD Phenom II X6 1090T 16gb ram 128gb SSD crossfire amd HD 5900 gpus various upgrades over the
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
What a brilliant dude. This is the correct approach.
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
>This is something people tend go to prison for. Woah, didn't expect that one. >Nope, you just misunderstand how sanctions usually work. I'm certainly missing something. My understanding is that bitcoin is specifically capab
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
How does the Canadian government know the wallet addresses? My assumption is that they are actively searching the financials of donors who transferred money to those addresses? However, on the bitcoin side, what stops you from transferring
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
>Users do the bulk of the flagging, your comment was almost certainly flagged by other users for, among other things, the obvious use of one of the oldest categorized bits of messageboard flame-baiting: Well, I remain punished. While a v
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
>I'm very aware of our Charter, thank you very much. I recommend reading section 1 of the charter and understanding what reasonable means in the context of section 8 (not 6 as in your comment) from the Canadian legal perspective. Yo
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
>You are clearly biased and there's no possible way we can have a discussion. Enjoy your day. Sorry you feel that way. Thanks, you enjoy your day as well. Oh before you go, if you read the link I provided(section 46). The emergency
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
>The complaint this time isn't about the police using unnecessary force to brutalize the public. Our complaint is that they haven't upheld the law, and are acting like 'buddies' with the people that they are supposed
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
>Trudeau should have done what he did with the 2020 train blockade protests. Met with the protestors, had a dialogue about the issues (mandates) and come to a compromise conclusion. I totally agree with you there. What happened to the Tr
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
>The phrase "declare martial law" is 100% misinformation and I wish Americans and/or other interested worldwide observers that do not understand our Emergencies Act that was invoked would stop treating it like so. Woah bud
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
>Interesting. This is the first I've heard of that. Gotta remember, Trudeau's father declared martial law during the october crisis. There were literally bombs going off, people dying, and I will say there was an emergency then
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
>When I was growing up here in the US, to me the Royal Canadian Mounted Police always had an aura of honor. Those days are gone. Civil disobedience in Canada today means you may have your money removed from your account by law enforcemen
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
I guess this coincides: https://financialpost.com/fp-finance/banking/banks-get-prote... No court orders, no due process. Guess I'm just glad I'm not personally involved.
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by sleepingadmin 5y ago
>Another day, another answer to "what is Bitcoin good for?". I've occasionally seen Bitcoin outages of up to an hour or so, though. Welp, I'll admit it when I'm wrong. Tell me more!

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