Nuclear Neil
@nuclearneil.bsky.social
Trying to find my way on an increasingly inexplicable planet
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The main takeaway from the whole Epstein thing should be that the rich and powerful people of the world are even more despicable, loathsome, and even inhuman than we realized before.
If you had any benefit of the doubt of the 1% before, it should be absolutely gone now.
If you had any benefit of the doubt of the 1% before, it should be absolutely gone now.
November 13, 2025 at 2:44 AM
The main takeaway from the whole Epstein thing should be that the rich and powerful people of the world are even more despicable, loathsome, and even inhuman than we realized before.
If you had any benefit of the doubt of the 1% before, it should be absolutely gone now.
If you had any benefit of the doubt of the 1% before, it should be absolutely gone now.
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November 7, 2025 at 12:54 PM
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Honey, wake up, new potential Alberta referendum on ending private school funding just dropped.
October 7, 2025 at 7:10 PM
Honey, wake up, new potential Alberta referendum on ending private school funding just dropped.
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The UCP could have avoided this strike. They could have addressed valid concerns about classroom conditions. They didn’t. Because it’s not about what’s best for kids.
For the UCP it’s about winning - and not everyone winning - just them winning, and more importantly someone else losing. #ableg
For the UCP it’s about winning - and not everyone winning - just them winning, and more importantly someone else losing. #ableg
October 6, 2025 at 5:19 PM
The UCP could have avoided this strike. They could have addressed valid concerns about classroom conditions. They didn’t. Because it’s not about what’s best for kids.
For the UCP it’s about winning - and not everyone winning - just them winning, and more importantly someone else losing. #ableg
For the UCP it’s about winning - and not everyone winning - just them winning, and more importantly someone else losing. #ableg
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I write a letter every single week to Danielle Smith asking her to resign. That’s not really remarkable. What IS remarkable is that each week I’m able to cite a new reason why she’s not fit for office. She’s like prolifically shitty.
September 19, 2025 at 4:07 AM
I write a letter every single week to Danielle Smith asking her to resign. That’s not really remarkable. What IS remarkable is that each week I’m able to cite a new reason why she’s not fit for office. She’s like prolifically shitty.
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🎬 The Light Won’t Dim, a documentary exploring the promise and urgency of solar power, is now LIVE. Featuring interviews with @sanders.senate.gov @billmckibben.bsky.social & solar experts from across the U.S. ⏯️ A story of resilience, equity and hope for the future ☀️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDK-...
September 17, 2025 at 3:04 PM
🎬 The Light Won’t Dim, a documentary exploring the promise and urgency of solar power, is now LIVE. Featuring interviews with @sanders.senate.gov @billmckibben.bsky.social & solar experts from across the U.S. ⏯️ A story of resilience, equity and hope for the future ☀️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDK-...
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Everything you need to know about Alberta’s book bans
Everything you need to know about Alberta's book bans
1. According to Danielle Smith it’s not a book ban, just an order banning certain books 2. The order written in July by Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides contained such explicit description of t...
thebeaverton.com
September 8, 2025 at 4:58 PM
Everything you need to know about Alberta’s book bans
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RFK Jr. spits out a mouthful of asbestos and takes a swig from his sewage bottle.
"I can already see children getting healthier," he gurgles, a bone from a roadkill bat lodged in his larynx. "The spike in measles deaths is a sign their mitochondrial vitality is spiking."
His left ear drops off.
"I can already see children getting healthier," he gurgles, a bone from a roadkill bat lodged in his larynx. "The spike in measles deaths is a sign their mitochondrial vitality is spiking."
His left ear drops off.
September 5, 2025 at 6:49 PM
RFK Jr. spits out a mouthful of asbestos and takes a swig from his sewage bottle.
"I can already see children getting healthier," he gurgles, a bone from a roadkill bat lodged in his larynx. "The spike in measles deaths is a sign their mitochondrial vitality is spiking."
His left ear drops off.
"I can already see children getting healthier," he gurgles, a bone from a roadkill bat lodged in his larynx. "The spike in measles deaths is a sign their mitochondrial vitality is spiking."
His left ear drops off.
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Sometimes I wonder if the reason fash hate Superman so much, and only ever want him depicted as a villain, compromised, or failing, is because the idea of anyone simply actually being kind is an idea they can’t buy into. Their ideology only makes sense with a belief that society is inherently…
September 5, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Sometimes I wonder if the reason fash hate Superman so much, and only ever want him depicted as a villain, compromised, or failing, is because the idea of anyone simply actually being kind is an idea they can’t buy into. Their ideology only makes sense with a belief that society is inherently…
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How many man-hours & taxpayer dollars do these incompetent fools waste on crafting cruel & unusual policies that need to be walked back before they're even implemented? It's a kakistocracy in the truest sense 🤦.
#ableg
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
#ableg
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
Alberta government pauses ban on school library books with sexual content | CBC News
The Alberta government is hitting pause on its order for the removal of books with explicit sexual content from libraries.
www.cbc.ca
September 2, 2025 at 8:19 PM
How many man-hours & taxpayer dollars do these incompetent fools waste on crafting cruel & unusual policies that need to be walked back before they're even implemented? It's a kakistocracy in the truest sense 🤦.
#ableg
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
#ableg
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
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Well, the list of books being banned from EPSB is appalling. And it's very likely that an author on this list will get their other works pulled too, especially in the absence of teacher librarians.
There are books on this list that changed my life. This is what the UCP is taking away from kids.
There are books on this list that changed my life. This is what the UCP is taking away from kids.
August 28, 2025 at 5:24 PM
Well, the list of books being banned from EPSB is appalling. And it's very likely that an author on this list will get their other works pulled too, especially in the absence of teacher librarians.
There are books on this list that changed my life. This is what the UCP is taking away from kids.
There are books on this list that changed my life. This is what the UCP is taking away from kids.
Exactly this
So you won't get the vaccine. Then the govt can cancel the entire availability of vaccines because they will claim that nobody is getting them.
August 23, 2025 at 12:31 AM
Exactly this
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So you won't get the vaccine. Then the govt can cancel the entire availability of vaccines because they will claim that nobody is getting them.
August 22, 2025 at 10:06 PM
So you won't get the vaccine. Then the govt can cancel the entire availability of vaccines because they will claim that nobody is getting them.
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Someone said: "Remote work doesn't allow for team cohesiveness."
Fuck this team nonsense. The only people who ever talk about the importance of "teams" at work is management, never workers. Multiple studies show productivity increases when optional remote work is available. That's the bottom line.
Fuck this team nonsense. The only people who ever talk about the importance of "teams" at work is management, never workers. Multiple studies show productivity increases when optional remote work is available. That's the bottom line.
August 18, 2025 at 2:18 AM
Someone said: "Remote work doesn't allow for team cohesiveness."
Fuck this team nonsense. The only people who ever talk about the importance of "teams" at work is management, never workers. Multiple studies show productivity increases when optional remote work is available. That's the bottom line.
Fuck this team nonsense. The only people who ever talk about the importance of "teams" at work is management, never workers. Multiple studies show productivity increases when optional remote work is available. That's the bottom line.
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But yes the smoke sucks. In Calgary we breathe 100s of more smoke hours now than we did just 8 years ago. I assure you literally NOTHING has changed about how we manage forests in that time. What's changed, irrefutably, you total imbecile, is the temperature of the planet /6 bsky.app/profile/bigc...
Now put that half a pack a day on a whole city like #YYC breathing hundreds more smoke hours per year then ask what the health costs will be for that population over a lifetime & understand: you are owed no small amount of money by some of the richest people on the planet #SueBigOil #abpoli #cdnpoli
August 7, 2025 at 3:15 AM
But yes the smoke sucks. In Calgary we breathe 100s of more smoke hours now than we did just 8 years ago. I assure you literally NOTHING has changed about how we manage forests in that time. What's changed, irrefutably, you total imbecile, is the temperature of the planet /6 bsky.app/profile/bigc...
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People really seem to resist the idea that they are talking about X rather than Y because some wealthy, powerful people decided to keep X in the public eye & suppress discussion of Y. It makes them feel like pawns, being used. But guess what? You're a pawn, being used.
August 5, 2025 at 5:46 PM
People really seem to resist the idea that they are talking about X rather than Y because some wealthy, powerful people decided to keep X in the public eye & suppress discussion of Y. It makes them feel like pawns, being used. But guess what? You're a pawn, being used.
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Imagine we all drove EVs and then someone came along and proposed an ICE vehicle…
Video credit: Nic Cruz Patane (link in Alt text)
Video credit: Nic Cruz Patane (link in Alt text)
August 5, 2025 at 3:00 AM
Imagine we all drove EVs and then someone came along and proposed an ICE vehicle…
Video credit: Nic Cruz Patane (link in Alt text)
Video credit: Nic Cruz Patane (link in Alt text)
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If it was, as per Michelle Rempel-Garner, Trudeau politicizing COVID vaccines and immigration, then measles would have outbreaks across the country. Instead it is concentrated in Alberta.
July 16, 2025 at 6:46 PM
If it was, as per Michelle Rempel-Garner, Trudeau politicizing COVID vaccines and immigration, then measles would have outbreaks across the country. Instead it is concentrated in Alberta.
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#DavidSuzuki owes the #ClimateMovement, humans generally & the planet itself nothing. Nobody's carried the torch longer.
Also, he's giving voice to something every #climate advocate deals with from time to time.
He hates saying it as much as you hate hearing it
www.crikey.com.au/2025/07/14/c...
Also, he's giving voice to something every #climate advocate deals with from time to time.
He hates saying it as much as you hate hearing it
www.crikey.com.au/2025/07/14/c...
Climate fatalism is just as wrong as climate denial — it's never 'too late' for change
Veteran environmentalist David Suzuki believes the time has passed us to stop climate change. He's wrong.
www.crikey.com.au
July 15, 2025 at 12:22 PM
#DavidSuzuki owes the #ClimateMovement, humans generally & the planet itself nothing. Nobody's carried the torch longer.
Also, he's giving voice to something every #climate advocate deals with from time to time.
He hates saying it as much as you hate hearing it
www.crikey.com.au/2025/07/14/c...
Also, he's giving voice to something every #climate advocate deals with from time to time.
He hates saying it as much as you hate hearing it
www.crikey.com.au/2025/07/14/c...
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I was trying to come up with an analogy and the best I could think of was "imagine if you were sick and the government denied access to modern medicine and forced you to rely on outdated 19th century stuff" and, oh
Taxing wind and solar, while subsidizing fossil fuels and biofuels. Get it yet?
June 29, 2025 at 6:06 PM
I was trying to come up with an analogy and the best I could think of was "imagine if you were sick and the government denied access to modern medicine and forced you to rely on outdated 19th century stuff" and, oh
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Hey Grande Prairie! 📢
Me & some UCP MLAs are finally having a Town Hall which ISN'T solely for UCP CA members!
Which is why we're giving limited notice, because we don't want a lot of haters coming and booing me.
Register here:
unitedconservative.ca/events/town-...
#abpoli #UCPCorruption
Me & some UCP MLAs are finally having a Town Hall which ISN'T solely for UCP CA members!
Which is why we're giving limited notice, because we don't want a lot of haters coming and booing me.
Register here:
unitedconservative.ca/events/town-...
#abpoli #UCPCorruption
June 19, 2025 at 10:29 PM
Hey Grande Prairie! 📢
Me & some UCP MLAs are finally having a Town Hall which ISN'T solely for UCP CA members!
Which is why we're giving limited notice, because we don't want a lot of haters coming and booing me.
Register here:
unitedconservative.ca/events/town-...
#abpoli #UCPCorruption
Me & some UCP MLAs are finally having a Town Hall which ISN'T solely for UCP CA members!
Which is why we're giving limited notice, because we don't want a lot of haters coming and booing me.
Register here:
unitedconservative.ca/events/town-...
#abpoli #UCPCorruption