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I guess I missed the news on this shooting.

I linked to 3 tweets on it a page back.

One of them is of a genuine GD hero disarming one of the murdering fucks.

Ah okay yeah I did view those. Brave guy.

But I was responding to Tciso who was responding to Mëds who was talking about Canada.

So I was wondering what illegal activities by "River to the Sea" people are being tolerated in Canada.

Ah.....I thought he was referring to Oz.

donlever wrote: ↑Mon Dec 15, 2025 6:05 pm I linked to 3 tweets on it a page back.

One of them is of a genuine GD hero disarming one of the murdering fucks.

Reported as a Muslim but left Middle East to avoid being harassed/ persecuted as a Christian… fucking media

donlever wrote: ↑Mon Dec 15, 2025 6:05 pm I linked to 3 tweets on it a page back.

One of them is of a genuine GD hero disarming one of the murdering fucks.

Watching that clip I started yelling at my phone "blow his fucking brains out" when I noticed there were people staring at me in my truck. I was outside the home hardware

Fairly standard Alberta conversation no?

donlever wrote: ↑Mon Dec 15, 2025 7:05 pm Fairly standard Alberta conversation no?

True but not from me with what they view are my BC hippy ways. The closest community is like 800+ people and they all know me as that guy

They walk down my road past my gate and I hear them on the security camera mics talking about me. They comment on the funky smells coming from my spread, how they always smell herb burning and shit lol! I have this really cool 7 ft chainsaw carved Sasquatch staring at the gate area and there's always something to be said about that too. Goddamn hillbillies

Cousin Strawberry wrote: ↑Mon Dec 15, 2025 9:13 pm

donlever wrote: ↑Mon Dec 15, 2025 7:05 pm Fairly standard Alberta conversation no?

True but not from me with what they view are my BC hippy ways. The closest community is like 800+ people and they all know me as that guy

They walk down my road past my gate and I hear them on the security camera mics talking about me. They comment on the funky smells coming from my spread, how they always smell herb burning and shit lol! I have this really cool 7 ft chainsaw carved Sasquatch staring at the gate area and there's always something to be said about that too. Goddamn hillbillies

No way they walk - they drive by in their 1997 F150s.

If you don't want people talking about the funny smells coming from your place, quit smoking weed next to the road- smoke it in your work shop - it's too fucking cold to smoke it outside.

BCExpat wrote: ↑Tue Dec 16, 2025 12:24 am

Cousin Strawberry wrote: ↑Mon Dec 15, 2025 9:13 pm

donlever wrote: ↑Mon Dec 15, 2025 7:05 pm Fairly standard Alberta conversation no?

True but not from me with what they view are my BC hippy ways. The closest community is like 800+ people and they all know me as that guy

They walk down my road past my gate and I hear them on the security camera mics talking about me. They comment on the funky smells coming from my spread, how they always smell herb burning and shit lol! I have this really cool 7 ft chainsaw carved Sasquatch staring at the gate area and there's always something to be said about that too. Goddamn hillbillies

No way they walk - they drive by in their 1997 F150s.

If you don't want people talking about the funny smells coming from your place, quit smoking weed next to the road- smoke it in your work shop - it's too fucking cold to smoke it outside.

We are set up where my east fence is the town boundary so everyone walks their dogs down here (true, there a few who toss their dog out of the truck and drive walk them down our road with the dog running along side Lol)

5thhorseman wrote: ↑Mon Dec 15, 2025 6:19 pm Ah okay yeah I did view those. Brave guy.

But I was responding to Tciso who was responding to Mëds who was talking about Canada.

So I was wondering what illegal activities by "River to the Sea" people are being tolerated in Canada.

I assume it was a serious question, and not rhetorical. I will define "illegal" as activity that is violates the criminal code, whether charges are laid, prosecutions occur, or guilty verdicts are achieved. There is a plethora of "protests" that have been illegal, in location, and in activity all over southern Ontario. Ranging from blocking roads and highways, vandalism, harassment, uttering death threats and inciting violence/death to others. Intimidating Canadians near places of worship. The list goes on and on.

Olivia Chow and her police chief are having a pretty good spat in public over this, blaming each other, and blaming our court system for not being active enough. The police have pretty much stopped arresting people, as they know they will never go to court. Not because they are innocent, but because our whole system is messed up.

rats19 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 15, 2025 6:32 pm

donlever wrote: ↑Mon Dec 15, 2025 6:05 pm I linked to 3 tweets on it a page back.

One of them is of a genuine GD hero disarming one of the murdering fucks.

Reported as a Muslim but left Middle East to avoid being harassed/ persecuted as a Christian… fucking media

Of course Ahmed al Ahmed is a Muslim, he has an almost comically stereotypical Muslim name, but why would it even matter?

According to accounts shared by his family, Ahmed acted instinctively. “When he did what he did, he wasn’t thinking about the background of the people he’s saving, the people dying in the street”, his father, Mohamed Fateh Al Ahmed, told the ABC. “He doesn’t discriminate between one nationality and another. Especially here in Australia, there’s no difference between one citizen and another.”

Later, Ahmed reportedly told a relative, “Allah Almighty gave me the courage.”

https://www.abc.net.au/religion/bondi-a ... /106148028



His parents, Mohamed Fateh Al Ahmed and Malakeh Hasan Al Ahmed, are very proud of him, as they should be.
He saw innocent people getting killed and decided to do something about it.

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People are people, and most people are good people, regardless of religion.
But putting labels on people causes division.

I’m sure some people may even be prejudiced against the way his mother is dressed.
But she raised a good son.

Narrative per…