Western Provinces of Canada Separate?

[Tyger]

Trump "annexing Canada" is just an example

If you listen to my last video - and no reason you should, I rarely listen to posted videos either - you will see that statehood is off the table. Annexation was never on the table as far as I know, certainly by Trump. Maybe Albertans? From what I see they are looking at independence since the proponents of this feel Alberta's freedom is being stifled by Ottawa and Alberta's wealth is being siphoned off by Ottawa, not to the benefit of Alberta. That's how I understand it from what I am reading.

 

[Richard Hawkins]

That's what they work very hard to make you believe. He is none of those things (molester or rapist). No evidence or conviction of child molestation or rape, which is not to say they haven't tried to so paint him. In fact, we know of Epstein because of Trump, Trump spent hours - at his own initiative - talking to the Florida DA in the 00s. In commenting I do so only to offer the contrary view so as not to let the slander stand unchallenged as though it were fact. It's not.

Also, there was no uprising. Nothing that day equates to an uprising. Bad judgement, yes, by a handful. The BLM riots were more an uprising. In the J6 events the facts as we know them now implicate Dems in a set-up. The general public's understanding of the J6 events have not moved on because the legacy media has never updated the facts. The legacy media's constant spin has never been edited to reflect the known facts that have emerged regarding what occurred that day. Again, I mention this not to argue the point but simply to state the contrary view for balance.

I am not bringing facts and evidence for my views because I am not interested in a debate. I do not wish to engage in that way. But if something is stated that I know to be false I will interject what I believe to be true. It is not my intention to precipitate a dialog or debate when I interject my contrary view. What is at stake though is far greater than you can imagine - though it appear unrelated. They have been doing everything in their power to take down Trump from the moment he declared for the presideny in 2016 for a reason. He cannot be bought. He is not on the side of the Globalists.

BTW how they are swinging entire swaths of the population to 'believe' anything is a worthy topic for a thread. The psyops is real. It is becoming less and less possible to get the actual facts regarding anything. The current scandal regarding Wikipedia and Google is a case in point. Like the CEO of NPR stated, the pursuit of truth is not the aim - it's to achieve consensus.

I never liked Biden and I never liked Trump as a human being. However I can at least agree with some of Trump's policies.

 

[Tyger]

I'm posting this here because Barbara Boyd - at 11:50 in the video - gives an interesting take on Jeffrey Epsetin. She is suggesting that Epstein was part of a dirty operation being run out of the Reagan White House by George H.W. Bush (former CIA Director). Since I have been down the Epstein rabbit hole since the 00s I recognize Epstein's early history - which can be had from numerous sources - but the George H.W. Bush connection is new to me. All that Iran-Contra and arms dealing is old and well-trodden ground, but that H.W. was operating a dirty operation out of his Vice Presidential office is a new wrinkle, but it makes sense. She doesn't give definitive evidence, just suggests, and to be honest, it has a ring of plausibility. You don't have to know much to suss out that Epstein was an Intelligence asset. the question has always been - for whom was he an asset?

My Own Side Note: Trump is a New Yorker in his public manners (important distinction, different man in private). His brash, off-putting ways are a public affect learned from decades of deal-making with organized crime., etc. I am struck by how Trump early on in his life vowed off alcohol and drugs. I'd hazard a guess that his crime contacts, some friendly to him, likely schooled him about staying clear of honey-pot-traps. It's often claimed he admitted to grabbing women by the pussy - but that's not what he said on that tape - he said that women offer themselves that way and I'm sure they did with him. But he never took the bait. He didn't have to. I think he was as careful around sex as he was around alcohol and drugs.

Barabara Boyd does some of the Promethean Updates - she's an older woman and appears to have a speech impediment (she slurs her words and sometimes mis-speaks) but she is always (imo) worth a listen, so if you do listen, just be patient. The Promethean folks are arguing a very different pov (from what I have ever heard) as they posit a 'British Imperial System' in place since after WW2 (why the timeframe of 80 years is always mentioned). They argue - and have, apparently, since way before Trump - for a different system (akin to Trump's 'America First') and they see Trump as erecting that very different system (under his term 'America first) while he dismantles the British Imperial System (which they are fighting him tooth-and-nail over to avoid). Trump is dumping 80 years of US foreign policy, where we gave up our own sovereignty and played the 'dumb giant' executing British strategic aims. They want to take him out badly. If anyone is at risk, he is. (BTW I am given to understand that JFK was heading down the same path - I don't know, just heard that).

Monday Brief from Promethean Updates
- Trump neuters the mad European Plan for war
- Yes, Marjorie, peace with Russia will boost our economy
- Was Epstein a secret Bush operative?

Published December 29, 2025: [Video Run Time 15:44]
"In this episode of 'The Monday Brief', Barbara Boyd reports on
- President Trump's impactful day at Mar-a-Lago, which began with a significant call with President Putin and included a meeting with Ukraine's President Zelensky.
- Boyd discusses Trump's rejection of European peace plans,
- his strategies to revive the U.S. economy through trade,
- and his views on globalist influences.

"The episode also examines
- Trump's peace negotiations with Russia and Ukraine, including new working groups for security and economic reconstruction.

"Additionally, Boyd presents insights into Jeffrey Epstein's connections to George HW Bush and illicit operations dating back to the Reagan administration.

"Finally, Boyd emphasizes the importance of Trump's peace and development policies for America's future."

TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Trump’s Mar-a-Lago ULTIMATUM: Rejects Europe’s War Plan
02:27 Trump Neuters the Mad European Plan for War
07:30 So, Is Peace, America First?
11:54 An Interesting Take on Jeffrey Epstein; Was he a Bushie?

 

[Tyger]

Like I always say — Trump is marginally better than Biden as a President. Other than that, I've never liked the guy. I don't know enough about all the allegations against him to go as far as you do. I doubt he's an actual child molester or rapist. He might have gone as far as to get ensnared in Epstein's web of technically underage women — but not "children" ( as in just kids ) — and he's probably made more than one inappropriate pass over the years, but for no reason I can fathom, some women are into that. His administration also put together programs to rescue children from child traffickers.

I go into some of what you cover in my previous post. Unlikely he got ensnared since he talked to the Florida DA for 2 hours when the DA left him a message. No one else called the DA back. Trump did, answering freely and at length. We wouldn't know about Epstein were it not for Trump.

Plus there is the obvious evidence speaking to his nature: Trump's amazing children, their loyalty and love for him. His daughters adore him.

But as for what you say in the part I have bolded - I would disagree. Trump is leagues more intelligent, competent, and effective than was Biden. I don't know how they would have compared as young men but from what we experienced of Biden as president - ach! Trump any day. Trump doesn't have to do a thing more to go down in history as a pivotal figure. Biden was a blip and a pawn. Trump is altering the world - and the US - at light-speed.

 

[Randall]

But as for what you say in the part I have bolded - I would disagree. Trump is leagues more intelligent, competent, and effective than was Biden.

Well — during Biden's last couple of years, that's hard to disagree with. But before Biden backpedaled on vax mandates, he was doing okay. Of course we can't get into the nitty-gritty of that, because so far as I know, it's still being censored here. All I'll say is that without Trump, there would have been no Project Warp Speed — which sucked billions out of the nation and into the coffers of big pharma, paving the way for the vax-mandates and suppression of alternative treatments, which together resulted in stasi-like suppression of civil liberties, hundreds of thousands of lost businesses, and vax injuries and deaths numbering in the millions.

 

[Tyger]

Well — during Biden's last couple of years, that's hard to disagree with. But before Biden backpedaled on vax mandates, he was doing okay. Of course we can't get into the nitty-gritty of that, because so far as I know, it's still being censored here.

Where 'here'? Canada? How?

 

[Tyger]

All I'll say is that without Trump, there would have been no Project Warp Speed — which sucked billions out of the nation and into the coffers of big pharma, paving the way for the vax-mandates and suppression of alternative treatments, which together resulted in stasi-like suppression of civil liberties, hundreds of thousands of lost businesses, and vax injuries and deaths numbering in the millions.

As gifted or clever as I may believe Trump is I have never presumed he has omniscience in regards every facet of culture and society. If we travel back in time to 2020 it was truly another mind-set driving decisions. We trusted science - or scientists. Was there any reason to distrust? Fauci? CDC? We were being whipped up into an hysteria. "The initiative sought to deliver a safe and effective vaccine in record time, significantly reducing the typical vaccine timeline." Who could have foreseen the consequences? I don't put that at Trump's feet. He trusted his advisors - what more could one expect?

 

[Randall]

As gifted or clever as I may believe Trump is I have never presumed he has omniscience in regards every facet of culture and society. If we travel back in time to 2020 it was truly another mind-set driving decisions. We trusted science - or scientists. Was there any reason to distrust? Fauci? CDC? We were being whipped up into an hysteria. "The initiative sought to deliver a safe and effective vaccine in record time, significantly reducing the typical vaccine timeline." Who could have foreseen the consequences? I don't put that at Trump's feet. He trusted his advisors - what more could one expect?

A lot of people saw it coming, and knew that vaccines were already largely a scam. The first Plandemic movie was released in 2020. Since then I've learned of efforts to warn us decades before that. Too bad we're not allowed to dive into those details here.

Admittedly however — even I was temporarily sucked-in by the psyop – believing in the "zoonotic hypothesis" and that scientists had worked-out the kinks with the mRNA platform. Presidents however — should not be so gullible or ill informed, and personally, I don't think either of them were. I think both were manipulated by heavy hitting influencers behind the scenes. Let me put it this way — If me, a basic nobody, armed only with a slightly higher than average IQ, had it figured out before the spring of 2020 — what excuse does the President of the USA have ( besides none )?

 

[Randall]

Where 'here'? Canada? How?

By here — I mean on this discussion platform. It's one of the reasons for my extended absence. I thought you already knew.

 

[Tyger]

All I'll say is that without Trump, there would have been no Project Warp Speed — which sucked billions out of the nation and into the coffers of big pharma, paving the way for the vax-mandates and suppression of alternative treatments, which together resulted in stasi-like suppression of civil liberties, hundreds of thousands of lost businesses, and vax injuries and deaths numbering in the millions.

I'd say there would have been whoever had been president. Fauci and elements of the CDC were advising him and would have advised anyone else in his place the same. And we have to remember that Trump was surrounded by a 'deep state' that was undermining him at every turn. He had 4 years 'in the wilderness' to figure it all out, how he had been sabotaged.

Trump is a federalist and he never superseded the states. Trump left the decision to mandate lockdowns primarily to the states, as he did not have the legal authority to order a national lockdown. His administration emphasized federalism, allowing individual governors to set their own restrictions in response to the pandemic. Some went overboard with restrictions - some did nothing or very little at all, like Florida.

When he announced the recommendations he suggested they be put in place only until Easter. He was not a fan of the limits.

The "stasi-like suppression of civil liberties" was maybe more happening in Canada?

 

[Randall]

I'd say there would have been whoever had been president.

You're probably right about that.

Trump is a federalist and he never superseded the states. Trump left the decision to mandate lockdowns primarily to the states, as he did not have the legal authority to order a national lockdown.

Trump declared the state of emergency required to put Operation Warp Speed into motion.

His administration emphasized federalism, allowing individual governors to set their own restrictions in response to the pandemic. Some went overboard with restrictions - some did nothing or very little at all, like Florida.

President Donald Trump has activated emergency powers under four separate statutes for the COVID-19 response. Trump declared a public health emergency under the Public Health Service Act on Jan. 31, issued two national emergency declarations under both the Stafford Act and the National Emergencies Act (NEA) on March 13, and invoked emergency powers via Executive Order under the Defense Production Act on March 18. On March 19, Trump named the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) as the lead agency in the COVID-19 emergency response efforts, a designation previously held by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).

When he announced the recommendations he suggested they be put in place only until Easter. He was not a fan of the limits.

The "stasi-like suppression of civil liberties" was maybe more happening in Canada?

Oh definitely — We had Commandant Trudeau saying things like the unvaccinated should not have the right to sit next to vaccinated people on a train or bus. That's when I was seriously thinking of defecting to Florida. Had Alberta wanted to separate then — I would have been all for it ! But of course — this is edging around the forbidden topic, so I won't rant-on for another hour about it ( like I could )

 

[Tyger]

Trump declared the state of emergency required to put Operation Warp Speed into motion.

President Donald Trump has activated emergency powers under four separate statutes for the COVID-19 response. Trump declared a public health emergency under the Public Health Service Act on Jan. 31, issued two national emergency declarations under both the Stafford Act and the National Emergencies Act (NEA) on March 13, and invoked emergency powers via Executive Order under the Defense Production Act on March 18. On March 19, Trump named the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) as the lead agency in the COVID-19 emergency response efforts, a designation previously held by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).

Oh definitely — We had Commandant Trudeau saying things like the unvaccinated should not have the right to sit next to vaccinated people on a train or bus. That's when I was seriously thinking of defecting to Florida. Had Alberta wanted to separate then — I would have been all for it !

And so what is your point? He did what he was advised to do and given Fauci et al behind the scenes it was what it was. What does that have to do with Canada? I know in the US they used that emergency order to ban certain efficacious drugs - yes - but there were other countries that paid no heed to what the US was doing. I am not faulting Trump given what those times must have been like at that level, given who we had (Fauci et al). I doubt he would make the same errors another time round - especially given he has RFKJr in his administration.

Your second paragraph in this clipped quote - so what? I was talking to a friend this evening and we agreed that the good that came out of all the fuss of COVID is it is unlikely ever to be believed in the future. Ironically, we have been inoculated against that particular mind-virus - though many are still hanging on.

One heard about craziness in other states - like New York City - and other places like in Europe - in one country they were actually enforcing spouses to be quarantined if they were unvaccinated - peculiar. And of course the ultimate insanity was taking place in China. My personal experience of the pandemic and the lockdowns is benign - I was watching the insanity gripping the world from the outside looking in. It was inexplicable.

 

[Randall]

And so what is your point?

So my point is that the situation with Trump wasn't quite what you were suggesting.

He did what he was advised to do and given Fauci et al behind the scenes it was what it was.

Actually, Trump did in-fact disregard some advice — including that of Fauci & Birx. He just didn't choose the right path. Besides that, he doesn't have to do what he's advised to do, sometimes doesn't, and has been criticized for his disregard of advice. The fact is that as a sitting President, he had the authority to stop Operation Warp Speed — but didn't.

Instead, he pushed it through under an EUA that hamstrung physicians on viable alternatives, while siphoning 10 Billion taxpayer dollars into a public/private partnership with vax manufacturers — for an unproven vax that subsequently injured and/or killed millions. Of course, you'll never get that admission from the MSM — and sorry, but pleading ignorance on the part of Trump doesn't wash when Fauci himself warned against rushing out a vaccine.

Coronavirus: Dr Anthony Fauci warns against rushing out vaccine

US President Donald Trump reportedly is considering skipping regulatory steps to get out a vaccine.

www.bbc.com

Study shows COVID-19 injections have so far caused a staggering 17 MILLION deaths – NaturalNews.com

It is now estimated that at least 17 million people have died worldwide as a result of getting “vaccinated” for the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19). New research compiled by Drs. Denis Rancourt, Marine Baudin, Joseph Hickey and Jérémie Mercier, published on Sept. 17, 2023, estimates that ever since...

www.naturalnews.com

But sure — you're right. What does that have to do with Canada, other than peripherally? At least Gene might be happy that so much devastation can be put on Trump's plate while actually crediting Fauci ( during that narrow window of time ). Later — not so much. Biden could have stopped it all too — but didn't, and by then, Fauci was on a train that had left the station.

To add — The situation with Trump probably isn't quite what I think it is either. It's so convoluted that I'm not sure anyone sees the whole picture — including Trump himself.

 

[Ezechiel]

To add — The situation with Trump probably isn't quite what I think it is either. It's so convoluted that I'm not sure anyone sees the whole picture — including Trump himself.

I know who really sees the whole picture (with 100% certainty). His name is Stephen Miller.

He not only sees the whole picture, he's dictating it to the funny man with the orange makeup.

With a bit more hair back in the 40's

'Scary as all hell': Onlookers horrified as Stephen Miller parrots Nazi speech

Stephen Miller delivered a venomous speech at right-wing activist Charlie Kirk's memorial service that bore a close resemblance to one given by a notorious Nazi leader at a similar event, according to reports.The White House deputy chief of staff and top adviser to President Donald Trump called...

www.rawstory.com

MSN

 

[Randall]

I know who really sees the whole picture (with 100% certainty). His name is Stephen Miller.
He not only sees the whole picture, he's dictating it to the funny man with the orange makeup.

So after doing a little reading into Miller's background and the claims of both his critics and supporters, I don't see anything particularly outstanding or damning — just another high-level Jewish advisor to the President. Consequently the criticisms comparing him to Nazis is rather ironic. Then again, given the situation in Gaza, where the oppressed have become the oppressors — I'm not going to wade too deeply into that quagmire at the moment.

However — One person who I think sees more of the picture is a guy name Mike Benz, from the Foundation for Freedom Online and former Deputy Assistant Secretary For International Affairs at the U.S. State Department.

Secretary Rubio's conversation with Mike Benz
on dismantling the censorship bureaucracy