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5 hours agoThanks. I’m not on X or BlueSky. Just picked the first link I found.
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Photo of Senator Chris Van Hollen with Kilmar Abrego Garcia.
8·24 hours agoI must have missed Trump’s announcement that the US was bombing Yemen now. 🙄
Weeping willows do that.
Israel, the USA, the UK, Canada, etc etc.
Probably. Gotta ‘save’ that money.
Every time Israel bulldozes a bombed building I bet there are bodies in the mix.
All good.
Don’t forget neonicotinoids too.
I read the article. I’ve also seen what’s happened so far when judges have sanctioned or ruled against Trump … and nothing happens.
Asshole.
I mean everybody has one but not everybody is one.
This isn’t an ‘article’. It’s a press release from the Green Party, so ofc they’re not going to put ALL the info in like they should.
With zero repercussions for ignoring the courts.
It sucks to watch that.
Seems like the VPD didn’t learn anything from their failure to recognize Pickton’s serial killing spree.
As always, ACAB.
Can’t wait to see how the DOGE boys react to finding out they could spend the rest of their lives in jail.
At least PP’s being honest about wanting to remove all our rights and freedoms. /s
The Conservative Leader has just formally stated what he had previously broadly implied: that if his Conservatives are elected he will use the notwithstanding clause – for the first time at the federal level – to revive crime legislation, passed by the previous Conservative government but ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.
The example at hand is a bill that would subject multiple murderers to consecutive, rather than coincident life sentences, meaning they could be sentenced, absurdly, to terms of 150 years or more. But it’s clear that this bill would only be the start. Mr. Poilievre shares the aim of his provincial confreres: to legitimize the notwithstanding clause by repeated use, and so to neutralize the Charter as a constraint on government.
Imagine Millhouse having unfettered power to enact laws and strip Canada of its fundamental rights and freedoms.
If that happens we might as well become the 51st state.
It almost looks like a slaughter area. But that’s just a guess.