BeaverFever
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So you have no rebuttal as usual, just generic lame insults. LOL what is Trump’s big plan? He seems willing to sell them out to please China. At least after he’s fleeced them for all the protection money they have to offer. TBH, I don’t really blame Trump I wouldn’t support Canadians dying to defend Taiwan either. Even USA doesn’t recognize Taiwan as an independent country. Almost nobody recognizes Taiwan it was a recognized as part of China before the communists took over the mainland and since Nixon the Republican recognized the communist regime in 1972 while still pledging to defend Taiwan it’s been stuck in limbo with no real defensible status. Not really a cause worth dying for IMO
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Everybody except you, clearly. That is false. Building a whole second gas plant just to provide a few peak hours of electricity is more expensive than adding a battery to an existing gas plant In Ontario especially there is lots of Nuclear power, abundant hydro is highly “dispatchable” (meaning it can be turned up or down) and plenty of electricity import options are available. That means batteries can work very well to absorb surplus power supply overnight and store it to help with peaks and reduce gas peaker use Meanwhile battery costs continue to fall as companies like Tesla, Hyundai and Volkswagen expand into the space, stacking large numbers of batteries for more than just “peak” electricity becomes more and more affordable.
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We are doing more and faster, that’s a fact. Your expectation that the subs equipment and aircraft should already be delivered or else ”he’s done nothing” is ridiculous.
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LMAO WTF are you babbling about? You seriously are making up your own fake arguments Look: this is what Grid battery storage - WHICH IS REAL AND IS ALREADY IN USE ALL OVER THE WORLD - is for: Imagine a community that uses so much electricity during peak demand hours every day that its near the capacity of local generator (e.g gas plant). But outside of peak demand hours there is very little use and the gas plant is practically idle How do you get more electricity during peak hours without having to build a whole new plant just for a few hours a day? NO AMOUNT OF “BARRELS OF GASOLINE” or “stored oil and gas” or “salt caves” bullshit or whatever nonsense you are spewing addresses that. THAT IS WHERE BATTERIES COME IN. At night when demand is low: generator charges battery. During peak hours when demand is high: town gets electricity from BOTH the generator AND the battery. Still only 1 generator plant but now double the available electricity during peak hours. DO YOU GET IT NOW? AND if you connect it to wind and solar it saves power generated by wind and solar for when the wind isn’t blowing and when the sun isn’t shining How is that so fukin hard for you to understand. Seriously. And it’s not a theory battery storage is already a thing in mass production and widespread use. You are like someone in 1945 still claiming airplanes will never be able to fly. . @User read it, b1tch
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@User Read it, b1tch.
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All of that addresses our issues. And what are you talking about “there’s nothing carney can’t cancel”. Any government can cancel any order at any time so you’re trying to give yourself a license to permanently claim no order ever counts ever. Your argument is so stupid. How about waiting until an order actually gets canceled then? Trudeau cancelled Harper’s order. Chretien canceled Mulroneys order. They have not canceled their own order that I can think of. That was your little buddy, trying to rescue you from your “barrels of gasoline” gaffe. He was trying to say with a straight face that you were actually referring to natural salt caverns filled with natural gas, which of course you were right? 😉 Thatbis all bullshit I honestly can’t tell when you’re deliberately lying and when you’re so worked up you truly believe your nonsense We are at 2% of NATO spending per the NATO definition. You can whine that 2% is not enough You can whine that NATO’s definition is inadequate Fair game But we are at 2% and that is a FACT You are also a liar that the announcements are simply “crap we might buy some day” That’s EXACTLY what a purchase looks like: a signed contract, a binding financial commitment and a public announcement What else are you expecting? You don’t even know Because you know nothing and you’re not afraid to just completely make shit up OMG that is hilarious you’re the WORST bullshitter on this site! Worse all the other RWNJs who just repost conservative propaganda because you ate the only one who will shamelessly MAKE UP NONSENSE and pretend to know what youare talking about. Like your barrels of gasoline and your Bush balanced the budget and your “Carney admitted to being an acquaintance of Epstein” and tour “the left supported Hitler” and when you claimed the article titled ‘Debunked 2000 Mules Video Contains No Evidence’ was actually trying to tell readers 2000 mules presented compelling evidence. You are shameless.
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So pathetic and desperate for my attention to validate your tiny existence. Jealous that Im responding to others and making you wait your turn. You are my b1tch. You will wait your turn and I will get to you when I get you, And when I do, you will respond to me immediately. Got that, b1tch?
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The problem is you have a juvenile definition of “substance”. SATCOM is of substance. Renovating and acquiring housing is of substance. Increasing pay is of substance. Highest recruitment in 30 years is of substance. Building the hangars and the ranges and the training and maintenance facilities and all the other infrastructure that needs to be in place BEFORE the new aircraft and vehicles arrive is of substance
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Well it was originally made by Harper who then cut defence spending to below 1%. What do you make of that Trudeau did increase it significantly just not to 2% and he probably had no intention of ever doing so and probably did tell the head of NATO that But we are ar 2% now no matter how much you want to deny it anf make up your own definitions instead of the NATO definition
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Let’s be honest, no matter how much it is and how quickly it come you will claim without any evidence whatsoever that conservatives would have done more and faster. The jets and space contracts in particular were lightning fast. The apartment building in Esquimalt was closed within 5 weeks. You’re just trolling. There are many drone projects underway in the military.The military doesn’t even knew what it wants in a drone yet. Not all drones are equally capable. You act like they’re trying to buy something and carney won’t let them The military branches STILL have yet to define their drone requirements and there are numerous active drone projects throughout the CAF You guys all being blue-collar types really have zero appreciation for the analysis and planning amd high-level decisions that have to go into things You folks just want to do shit on impulse and make it up as you go and you have completely unrealistic expectations about when it will be finished (because you don’t do planning) and that’s how you get into shitshow quagmires like the Iran fiasco. No they are issues now because you have to decide if a specific product’s backlog is worth the wait. Should you accept a 5-year delivery delay to get exactly what you want or should you settle for something that does 85% of what you want but is available years sooner? You cant buy an entire fleet on UOR. All of those Afghanistan purchases were very limited small quantity purchases Also the Globals ate not Learjets (LEAR was a specific brand of small bizjet that is no longer made ). And like the Airbus they are transport and medevac not just VIP. One of the 7 is exclusively a defence R&D testbed
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Is The Trump Cult Fascist?
BeaverFever replied to robosmith's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
There is an interesting piece ou recently about people who fall in ljne with authoritarian You steal all our best lyrics. This is what we’ve said about the right for YEARS. You still don’t know what “fascism” is -
High school dropout is triggered and all of a sudden is now backpedaling on his admission that he dropped out of high school Sorry pal. I’ve been ragging you on that since I joined here a few years ago and you openly admitted it. And then you were like “but but I applied to BCIT for a-dolt ejucashun and got accepted!” But you didn’t graduate from there either. Now suddenly you want to deny it all. Sorry pal.
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Oh look, who is so triggered! Desperate for my attention! You’ve been on here all day just waiting for me and getting so jealous that I’ve been giving my attention to others. I told you you were my b1tch LMAO I own you! There have been a lot of posts on this thread I haven’t bothered to go through them all yet. You’ll just have to wait, for my reply b1tch. YOU will wait for ME, to respond at my convenience. And if I do I know you’ll be right there to immediately reply because you’re my b1tch and I own you.
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ICE Recruitment Tweets Are So Racist That Cops Feared They Could Incite Neo-Nazi Violence Colorado law enforcementofficials warned their counterparts across the country that social media posts by the Department of Homeland Security recruiting for ICE contained so many white supremacist themes that they could endanger the public, according to internal records obtained by The Intercept. The Colorado Information Analysis Center cautioned in a March bulletin that “violent extremists” might perceive “White Supremacy Ideology in ICE Recruitment Materials, Leading to a Potentially Increased Threat Environment.” The bulletin from an agency tasked with preventing terrorism advised law enforcement offices throughout the United States that these posts could create a “permissive environment to engage in vigilante action and/or violence against individuals perceived to be immigrants.” These DHS posts, the analysts warned, could convince “white supremacist violent extremists to attempt to join or infiltrate ICE and engage in bias motivated violence, endangering the public, other ICE personnel, and local law enforcement.” The bulletin circulated following months of inflammatory social media posts by the Department of Homeland Security intended to drive ICE recruitment and promote the Trump administration’s agenda of violent mass deportation. Most Read Colorado officials singled out tweets mimicking memes popular in right-wing online subcultures, referencing the rhetoric, lyrics and tropes commonly used by violent white supremacists, neo-Nazis and the Third Reich. … After The Intercept reported on DHS’ use of the song “We’ll Have Our Home Again” by Pine Tree Riots, lawmakers urged Meta, the owner of Facebook and Instagram, to stop running the ad. DHS’ quotation of a song known to be popular among neo-Nazis is part of a pattern, the report says, of “repeated use of visual or rhetorical elements that overlap with symbols historically referenced within extremist subcultures.” The memo highlights the frequent use of the term “remigration” by the Department of Homeland Security, a term the Colorado law enforcement analysts explained “dates back to 1930s Germany,” where it was used to advocate for forced expulsion of Jews. It points out Homeland Security’s use of the “Moon Man” meme, a character from a 1980s McDonald’s advertising campaign that has become popular among online racists for its resemblance to a Ku Klux Klansman. The bulletin highlighted one social media user who replied to a DHS post using the “Moon Man” character, stating “it’s TND time” — an abbreviation for the phrase “total n***** death,” which has spread among white supremacists. This user attached his own version of the meme showing the character posing before a swastika flag with a rifle. ….“During the timeframe that these posts from DHS have circulated online,” the intelligence bulletin warns, “white supremacist violent extremist groups have been simultaneously advocating for their followers to join ICE and/or musing about the potential for ICE to turn into a white supremacist militia.” …In a “neo-Nazi accelerationist social media channel,” for instance, internet users talked about infiltrating ICE and using its authority to form a “breakaway militia,” auguring a nationwide race war. Users on a neo-Nazi message board, the bulletin says, “discussed the advantages of joining ICE, viewing it as an opportunity for ‘accelerating conflict in the US’ and ‘beating up race traitors.’ One user claimed that someone in the network had already been a captain at an ICE-contracted detention facility.” … https://theintercept.com/2026/05/21/ice-dhs-social-media-white-supremacist-violence/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=The Intercept Newsletter
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Dude attacking Iran to begin with is a violation of international law and the Trump administration has publicly stated they don’t even believe in the legitimacy of international law. The strait was closed as a direct result of Trump attack. So it’s hilarious that you would site upholding international law as a reason to join Trump’s illegal and epically mismanaged war. Then Trump should have campaigned as the president who would start this war and cause this global economic crisis and then if elected he should have gone to congress for approval instead of campaigning as the president who would not join foreign wars, end inflation “on day 1” and has made a back-room deal with the Republican House Leader to keep a bi-partisan majority of congressmen from voting to end the war Sanctions and a deal is what had prevented Iran from enriching Uranium until Trump killed the deal without replacement during his first term. Sanctions is what lead to the uprising in Iran immediately prior to the war. Iran doesn’t have the wealth and influence of Russia and Russia is being kept afloat by China and its association and connections with various regimes around the world which Iran doesn’t have. . The reason why this didn’t happen decades ago is because everyone up until Trump was intelligent enough to understand the global economic disaster that is now unfolding.
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1) Not quite accurate They have been developing their own extraction for decades now and that’s when they started getting rich. In the very beginning westerners were doing the extraction and the Arabs were poor 2) Even if your statement was true it would be irrelevant because the claim is that Islam makes wealth impossible. And yet they are both incredibly Muslim and incredibly rich.
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Your expectations are unrealistic amd the UORs delivered for Afghanistan wee not as you claim: They were not delivered in “weeks.” And they were for very small numbers, not full fleets And that was straightforward for conventional gear for GWOT in the pre-drone era, not high end near-peer conflict when technology doctrine strategy and tactics are changing daily and therefore project requirements and needed capabilities are as well. And currently producers worldwide have a production backlog now made worse by Trump’s Iran folly. And with global supply chains and US bullying we can’t simply trust and ignore our dependencies on foreign imports and foreign-based in service support like we used to.
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I guess you have never heard of Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain Kuwait, Qatar? They are some of the strictest Muslims and all very rich. There are many poor non-Muslim countries some of them majority Christian even.
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Wrong. You don’t know what you’re talking about. Or you don’t know what the word military means. Military communications satellites are military. RCAF aircraft are military. By the way, the NATO standard is for DEFENCE spending. Which includes military and non- military defence. Intelligence, cyber. Coast guard and space are all non-Military defence and NATO EXPLICITLY SAYS that is included in the spending target.
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DUMBASS: TRUMP HAS NO PLAN. WHATEVER PLANNING PEOPLE AT THE PENTAGON DID IN THE PAST IS SITTING UNREAD IN A DRAWER SOMEWHERE AND CLEARLY ISN’T BEING FOLLOWED Thats what I am telling you. No shifting of goal posts, just your obtuse excuse brain that can’t comprehend ehat others ate telling you. Nope that’s a concise argument you have no rebuttal to. So you reply with a generic insult You said “holding over our heads” You didn’t say a plan to defend themselves if they were attacked If I have a olan to shoot an intruder who comes into my home that doesn’t mean I am holding a gun over my neighbours heads who is shifting the goalposts now? Your whole argument here is that because rheybhad a plan to defend themselves attack, attacking them is justified You’re saying: 1) you had to attack them because for 50 years they have had the ability to close the strait even though they never have, 2) Trump knew they actually WOULD close the strait and cause a global economic crisis in response to the attack and ignore his constant threats to unconditionally reopen the strait or their “whole civilization will die” and now he is forced to negotiate with them as equals….that’s all part of his master plan 3) SOMEHOW COMPLETELY UNEXPLAINED BY ANYONE By ignoring Trump’s threats and demands for unilateral surrender and reaching a negotiated peace deal, Iran will somehow magically never be able to close the strait again because something something gibberish you don’t know what
