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I'm assuming that most on here took a Covid vaccine, either willingly or forced to for travel, work, etc. So it's been quite some time since the last injection and the proteins are in your body for a couple of weeks, what exactly are you detoxing from? You can't get rid of something that isn't there.

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“This T-34, the legendary Soviet tank from World War II, was the only Russian tank on display at the Victory Day parade in Red Square today. The others must all be busy somewhere!” quipped Financial Times Moscow bureau chief Max Seddon.

2 and a half minutes, part of my daily workout at age 67

Did you just wake up from a long nap? The first successful landing of a rocket's first stage on a sea barge was achieved by SpaceX on April 8, 2016, with the Falcon 9 flight 23 mission. The landing occurred on the Autonomous Spaceport Drone Ship, named "Of Course I Still Love You," in the Atlantic Ocean. Key details: Mission: SpaceX CRS-8 cargo delivery to the International Space Station. Launch: The Falcon 9 rocket launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida. Landing: The first stage landed vertically on the drone ship. Significance: This was a major milestone for SpaceX's reusability program, enabling them to recover and reuse rocket stages after launch. Challenges: The landing required the booster to flip over, slow down, and re-engage its engines to land upright on the moving barge.

If you click the link it will take you to an interactive comparison of current president vs all the others. It's OK you won't burst into flames if you click a link from CNN https://edition.cnn.com/2025/05/02/business/biden-trump-stock-market-dg

Donald Trump: Hold my beer

PP losing his seat is just icing on the cake. The right man got the job, and maple maga got shown the door. Elbows up🍁

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Agent Krasnov doing the dirty work

The rights for mining are sold off, generating revenues for the Crown. Royalties are also paid for the right of mining, to the Crown We're not giving them away And the rights can be taken away by the Crown. Canadian gold production royalties are generally based on either a percentage of net revenue or a percentage of net profits, and vary by province. Some provinces have a flat rate, while others have a tiered system where the royalty rate increases with profitability,

And guess who supplies a big chunk of their much needed aluminium? And who put a 25% tariff on aluminum that the consumer pays for? In 2023, Canada's primary aluminum production was estimated at 3.3 million tonnes, making it the fourth-largest producer globally. This production is fueled by renewable hydroelectric power, giving Canadian aluminum a lower carbon footprint than many other producers. The majority of Canadian aluminum production (nearly 90%) is located in Quebec. Exports: A significant portion of Canadian aluminum is exported, primarily to the United States. Smelters: There are nine aluminum smelters in Canada, eight in Quebec and one in British Columbia.

All this talk and posturing about REE, rare earth elements by the politicians in Ukraine, Greenland etc is just nonsense Where are the geology reports? where are the surface rock samples? where are the drill cores with the percentages of elements present and of what variety? If you can build a mine within 10 years, after drilling thousands of cores to determine the structure you have fast tracked a mine. I am invested in the largest Ionic Clay rare earth discovery on earth, and its been 3 years of drilling and lab analisis to begin to map out the resource, and they've only mapped out 20% of their claim Samples of the rare earth have to be sent to the lab to find out what particular elements are present. And how easy they are to seperate. There are about 17 elements that fall under the heading of rare earths, some are extremely valuable others not. There are different baskets of material MERO and TERO which do they have? Now you have a rare earth discovery, you've managed to get a condensed product at the mine Next is the refining or separating the jumble of elements down to the one you need. China does 90% of the rare earth refining because it is a nasty environmental mess The us has one mine at Mountain Pass and it sends it to China for processing. This is all just flavour of the day political posturing

Singapore Prime Minister also lays out the facts

Japanese minister hits the nail on the head

@Cameroni @Airalee If you knew something about mineral rights in Canada Who owns the majority of mineral rights in Canada? The Crown Mineral rights are registered in accordance with the Land Titles Act. See Land Titles – overview for the types of surface rights ownership and more information on land titles. The Crown owns 81 per cent of the mineral rights, representing approximately 53.7 million hectares of land.

I don't know why any country would bother, it's like lucy holding the football for Charlie Brown Canada and Mexico has a trade agreement called the USMCA, it replaced the original NAFTA agreement which was about 20 years old. The USMCA, short for the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, is a trade agreement between the United States, Mexico, and Canada that entered into force on July 1, 2020. It replaced the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). The USMCA aims to create a more balanced and reciprocal trade environment, supporting North American workers, farmers, ranchers, and businesses. Trump loved the agreement in 2020 https://trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov/briefings-statements/remarks-president-trump-usmca-celebration-american-workers-warren-mi/ The USMCA is the fairest, most balanced, and beneficial trade agreement we have ever signed into law. It’s the best agreement we’ve ever made, and we have others coming. And, by the way, the China deal, two weeks ago, was just signed. And that’s going to bring $250 billion into our country. (Applause.) One after another. This year he voided the USMCA agreement bitcching about how unfair it was. You can't negotiate with a 5 yo or trump

not really, we're a vast country full of minerals Our reserves are in the ground n 2023, Canada's gold production reached 198 metric tons, a 2% increase from the previous year and 31% higher than in 2014. Canada is the fourth-largest gold producer in the world, with over 6% of global production in 2022. Gold production in Canada has seen a steady increase over the past decade, with some slight fluctuations in the years 2019, 2020, and 2022. Key Points: Production Trend: Steady increase over the past decade. Significant Provinces: Ontario and Quebec contribute the majority of Canadian gold production. 2023 Production: 198 metric tons. Global Rank: 4th largest producer.