Beclowned is such a great word www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/e...

USAnians can’t comprehend the level of pain Canadians are willing to endure to avoid all things 🇺🇸. Longer, more expensive, travel to destinations off the “easy” path (vs week in FL). More expensive products. Degraded services. If passive aggressive were an Olympic sport, we’d own the podium

I can’t wait for the concession on dairy, only for the moron squad to realize Canadians will let it rot on the shelves They don’t understand what they’ve unleashed www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/artic...

As much as I love the code name “Angry Kitten” for a EW pod, the bigger story here is that 4th Gen a/c are still part of the order of battle in a 5th Gen world www.twz.com/air/f-16s-he...

This is how you do “dual use”

Name a cover of a song that you love more than the original youtu.be/5r3B7yz6J68?...

Steganography is the practice of concealing information within non-secret data, such as images, audio, or text files, to avoid detection. Unlike encryption (cryptography), which hides the message's content, steganography hides the very existence of the message

@kairyssdal.bsky.social Great podcast. I particularly liked how you used the correct name of the department that controls the military. Repeatedly youtu.be/njOse_GLbC4?...

“People around the world look at Canada with admiration, and many wish to live here – I can say this because I am one of them. Canadians seem to take this for granted, rather than exploiting it as an advantage.” www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/arti...

If you support concentration camps We can’t be friends

This would make a great episode @wardcarroll.bsky.social

Andrew Henderson of Nomad Capitalist says “Go where you’re treated best” www.thetravel.com/us-destinati...

The Files virus is finally claiming its first US targets

Happy Flag Day www.canada.ca/en/canadian-...

It really never gets old

Jeddah tower

According to historian Kim Priemel, the success of Plagge's rescue efforts was due to working within the system to save Jews, a position that required him to enter a "grey zone" of moral compromise. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Pl...

Andrew Henderson of Nomad Capitalist says “Go where you’re treated best” www.thetravel.com/canadians-ar...

Here’s a travel pro tip Don’t log into your YouTube profile in the Airbnb TV

“People can sometimes develop a VITT-like reaction spontaneously, without any apparent external cause” Your crazy uncle who posts anti-vax memes on Facebook won’t understand the science, but we now understand the (rare) incidents of clotting www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/scien...

In Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

More of this, please www.theglobeandmail.com/world/us-pol...

The algorithm serves up some interesting content from time to time youtu.be/XDkhzVw0yBs?...

Got to check “swim in the Red Sea” off the list today

Not sure if this is a Google Translate fail or a karmic signal

Didn’t get a chance to meet these folks, but they’re also a long way from home. I bet their adventure stories are better than mine

I don’t know how you get past this, USA Warehousing people in concentration camps? What happened to the deportation narrative? The criminal narrative? The slippery slope is now a water slide. The only way out is down.

Americans love inventing new sports

There are EVs in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Let that sink in

Veterans enter the fight for rule of law

Art shines a light on darkness

Canadians are very conservative and slow to embrace change, particularly when it involves digital tech Welcome to 2010, Canadian medical practitioners www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/artic...

There are electric vehicles in Saudi Arabia Let that sink in

Walking around Riyadh, it occurred to me that the Islamic world had a lot going for it at the time. Trade routes, alliances, free exchange of ideas, tolerance of others, shared values, science, technology, innovation, education, etc. Then the crazies destroyed all of that. From the inside.

More of this, please www.theglobeandmail.com/politics/art...

Greeting from Riyadh

I’ve been repeatedly schooled by Rs telling me about the CCP credit scoring and how antithetical it is to “freedom” en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_...

Google Translate is the most incredible thing to ever happen in international travel

My magic carpet to Jeddah

Can’t drop bombs if you don’t have the bit rates www.defensenews.com/air/2026/01/...

“Elongelicals” 🤣🤣🤣

From 2024 www.defensenews.com/industry/tec...

Charged: Craig Berry, 54, of Kingston; Vishnu Ayyamperumal Kumar, 36, of Oshawa; Victor Imade, 55, of Georgetown; Mandeep Manshahia, 34, of Caledon; and Imraan Jaffer, 43, of North York www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/artic...

I think the line you’re looking for, Mr. Prime Minister, is “I heard you twice the first time, Scott” apnews.com/article/carn...

The messaging masters of the universe need to expunge DEI from the lexicon and replace it with “all lives matter” Saying DEI in a public setting just triggers the regressives.

Pivotal day in space flight safety

This is the way www.theglobeandmail.com/world/us-pol...

Alex Pretti 37 years old Graduate of University of Minnesota Worked at Veterans Affairs

Never a good look when Bellingcat opens a file on you

I can’t tell you how you should act, particularly with agents of the state But I can tell you that these are prudent principles to follow if you suspect state agents are acting outside the law infosecforactivists.org