Vic GenXer
genxer22.bsky.social
Vic GenXer
@genxer22.bsky.social
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Climate & social justice warrior. Double Green Party riding! Prov BC MLA R. Botterell. Canada MP. E. May. Settler crone grateful to reside on unceded Wsanec territory on Vancouver Island! #yyj
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TSX & Treasury 🇨🇦!
U.S. based Multinat'l corps willing to headquarter here & denominate into 🇨🇦CAD? backed by our Gold?!
+ > 🇨🇦 production?

- Big 3 U.S. auto makers
- Big Pharma. Need cleaner water for meds. + an FDA.
-Services

🇨🇦 Unyoke ourselves & maybe 60 other nations from being
Pegged by USD!😉
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The price tag is becoming clear for the Trump administration’s effort to keep coal power alive. The Campbell coal plant in Michigan, which was supposed to retire in May, is running under a federal order at a cost of $80 million for Midwestern consumers.
Trump’s Order to Keep Michigan Coal Plant Running Has Cost $80 Million So Far - Inside Climate News
Midwestern electricity ratepayers will pay the still-mounting tab under a plan Consumers Energy reported to regulators and investors.
insideclimatenews.org
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🇨🇦 Thx eh our cousins in America! We're rooting for you vs 🍊🥰
I really do have #bluejays fan cousins in Cleveland🥰
🇨🇦 Thx eh our cousins in America! We're rooting for you vs 🍊🥰
I really do have #bluejays fan cousins in Cleveland🥰
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Boy, that court ruling on Aboriginal title is bringing all the racists to the yard, each telling a more lurid false tale than the last...
In today's episode, they claimed a bank denied a loan because of the decision, which the bank said was nonsense.
Councillor says $100M project denied loan over Cowichan case, bank says not a factor
A Richmond, B.C., councillor says a company based in the city has been refused financing for what she says is a $100 million project because of uncertainty over their site
www.thecanadianpressnews.ca
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Canada’s deficit is projected to rise by $17B, yet ordinary folks face cuts to essential services while the ultra-rich and corporations avoid billions in taxes. Closing loopholes and taxing offshore wealth could fully fund health care, housing, and education—proving the crisis is a political choice.
A deficit paid by workers and a bailout for the wealthy
Canada’s deficit is projected to rise by $17 billion, yet ordinary Canadians face cuts to essential services while the ultra-wealthy and multinational corporations avoid billions in taxes. Closing loo...
canadiandimension.com
Good AM from Sidney, BC😉 Sorry, eh FYI
DeHavilland been trying to hire for 6 months.
Scarce available or affordable housing within 2 hr drive, Rental or under $1 Mil to buy.
No transit to #yyj airport in muni North Saanich. YYJ won't allow bus stop.
City Victoria 27 km due south.
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Fucking finally, someone actually caring about Sudan enough to do this. Only took you until October 2025 after the war started in February 2023.
The UAE needs to be held accountable for its arming of the genocidal RSF. That's why I have introduced my Stand Up for Sudan Act that would block sales to the UAE until they stop sending weapons to the RSF.
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They’re ordering the National Guard of all 50 states and US territories to prepare for riot control.

In three days over 42 million Americans lose their food assistance.

Starving people don’t starve quietly.

Take care of your neighbour. Take care of each other.
Revealed: Pentagon orders states’ national guards to form ‘quick reaction forces’ for ‘crowd control’
Pentagon memo details plan to train over 20,000 national guard members across the US to carry out Trump’s order on subduing civil unrest
www.theguardian.com
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Yesterday the US Senate aggressively challenged Trump’s failed economic policy, voting 52-48 to roll back his tariffs on Brazil.

Late this afternoon Trump suffered another humiliating rebuke, as the Senate voted to roll back his tariffs on Canada, 50-46.

thehill.com/homenews/adm...
Live updates: Senate votes to terminate Trump’s Canada tariffs
The Senate on Wednesday evening voted to repeal President Trump’s sweeping tariffs on Canada, after the upper chamber passed a similar resolution on Brazil the day prior.  A handful of Senate …
thehill.com
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It's not a coincidence, it's a crime.

Fossil fuel companies have known since 1954 that their pollution would cause mass catastrophe and mass casualty. But they lied, and lied, and lied to keep polluting.
From 1980-2002 THREE storms acheived extreme rapid intensification.
From 2003-2025 EIGHTEEN storms achieved extreme rapid intensification.
6X increase!
It’s not coincidence, it’s climate change!
(source of data Dr Kieran Bhatia x.com/bhatiakieran...)
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Alrighty, ready to see something really cool? (and maybe a little nauseating)

The evolution of Hurricane Melissa's mesovortices at peak strength.
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Just a reminder that all Sun papers, except for the Winnipeg Sun which is now owned by a Manitoban, NP and right-wing citywide rags like The Calgary Herald, etc, is owned by American hedge fund, Postmedia.
Trust none of them. There are very few papers left that are run by Canadians for Canadians.
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THEY WERE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT ABOUT HIM
In his first major move as Canada’s prime minister, Mark Carney eliminated roughly a third of all cabinet positions, including the crucially important Minister of Women and Gender Equality.

This decision marks a major setback for women’s rights in Canada.
Canada Cuts Gender Equality Minister
In his first major move as Canada’s prime minister, Mark Carney eliminated roughly a third of all cabinet positions, including the crucially important Minister of Women and Gender Equality.
www.hrw.org
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So great that the Post is just openly stoking racism.
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“ .. and they were NOT provided with information that might have allayed some of their worries.”

elected officials have decided to campaign on fear, using disinformation to stoke anti-Indigenous racism among property owners.
An observation from the City of Richmond’s information session last night: There were some residents who were really scared and angry that they could lose their homes because of this ruling, and they were not provided with information that might have allayed some of their worries. A short thread.
Full house tonight at the City of Richmond’s info session on the recent Cowichan decision that established Aboriginal title over a parcel of land in SE of the city. Many residents angry they weren’t informed of the issue much earlier
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The most insanely frustrating thing about the #ClimateCrisis is how the breakthrough we so clearly need isn’t technological. It’s just a collective willingness, a determination even, to change in ways that would clearly be SO MUCH BETTER than the clear and obvious consequences of NOT changing.