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Homeless Rule ontario as untouchable god kings
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:redlight: :marseypedo: :marseyjanny: :marseyitsover: :redlight:

https://i.rdrama.net/images/17238563799149325.webp

/ IStillMissEd has been outed as a pedo and banned from rdrama.net. As such all previous announcements by the pedo have been voided, included his call to oust me from the leafs ping group which subsequently lead to it devolving in to a communist state. :#marseypipe:

/ Not only has communism in the ping group been destroyed but I am now a leafland leader as well. Thank you trainspotting for appointing me. :marseywereback:

/ I will help rule leafs and leafland to the best of my ability. That is all. Carry on.
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"Affordable" :marseyabandoned: "Social" housing is a :marseypoor: nightmare to :marseybeggar: live near :marseystinky:
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:marseytunaktunak: Can my landlord tell me not to cook certain things? :marseytunaktunak:
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Top minds of r/Canada jerking themself raw in 30% upmarseyd posts absolutely dripping with :ragemask:

https://old.reddit.com/r/canada/comments/1et7fl4/poilievre_questions_government_supporting_local/

>DAE Bitcoin Milhoude smol PP is le bad guy

https://old.reddit.com/r/canada/comments/1et8sph/boomers_have_left_the_economy_in_tatters_driving/

>ZOMG it was the Millenials who turned alt-right we should have been worried about all this tine!!!

https://old.reddit.com/r/canada/comments/1et5n04/justin_ling_elon_musks_hellsite_isnt_making_us/

TIL Elon is actually a Nazi, not surprised

:marseymanysuchcases:

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Rake the leaves!

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[Poll] Should @ZionistShill be removed as !leafs head?

!Leafs

He usruped me after I made the mistake of ignoring the nth @CREAMY_DOG_ORGASM and @Ping_Hazy application, he's not Canadian, has take over a ton of random ping groups and has kicked virtually all our mods over "ping spammers"

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Calgary gets what it deserves

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:andrewtate: :marseytunaktunak: :marseytunaktunak: :marseytunaktunak: :marseytunaktunak:

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:awwsweet:

!leafs

!cuteandinvalid

This St. John's trans man thought it wasn't possible for him to get pregnant. Then it happened

For Forrest Sandifer, the experience of pregnancy and fatherhood has been challenging — but rewarding

Last year, Forrest Sandifer of St. John's wasn't feeling well. He was having stomach issues and found no answers and no relief after multiple doctor visits.

After blood work and other tests, his physician started talking about what some fear most: cancer. Specifically, a pituitary gland tumour.

Further testing and an MRI were scheduled. But the 27-year-old had a gut feeling.

While waiting for his next appointments, he took two more tests at home, and the mystery was solved. There was no tumour at all; he was pregnant.

:#marseyclown3:

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Palestinian lives matter supporters terrorize canada
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  • Patsy : stop yelling at me :marseyscared:
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The day of the rake can't come soon enough https://media.tenor.com/MsMrwVkC-fsAAAAx/groundskeeper-willie-rake-your-acquaintance.webp

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!leafs Shit like this is why no one (who owns the land) tells anyone when they find shit like arrow heads.

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  • hop : ISIS are freedom fighters

The federal government is declining to explain how a Toronto man was able to immigrate to Canada despite allegedly having taken part in ISIS violence overseas.

Ahmed Fouad Mostafa Eldidi, 62, has been charged with committing an aggravated assault for the so-called Islamic State. The alleged incident took place outside Canada in 2015.

Sources have told Global News the charge stems from a video released by ISIS that year that shows a man dismembering a prisoner with a sword.

The RCMP arrested Eldidi and his son Mostafa, 26, at a hotel north of Toronto as they were allegedly about to commit a terrorist attack for ISIS. Police seized a machete and axe at the scene.

While police told reporters both suspects are Canadians, Global News has learned the son does not hold citizenship in this country, and the father immigrated after the ISIS execution video was released.

At a news conference on Wednesday, the RCMP said the arrests had disrupted an attack on an unknown target in Toronto, but there was no further threat to public safety.

Three sources told Global News that before they were taken into custody, the father and son had allegedly recorded a video showing them holding bladed weapons in front of an ISIS flag.

The Eldidis appeared in court in Newmarket, Ont., on Thursday. They have been charged with six terrorism offences related to ISIS. They were scheduled to return to court on Aug. 7.

But in addition to facing conspiracy to murder charges, the elder Eldidi was accused of an alleged 2015 "aggravated assault, outside Canada … in association with a terrorist group, to wit the Islamic State."

A video closely matching the description of the one the sources said led to the assault charge was released in June 2015 by the media office of Dijlah State, a province of ISIS in western Iraq.

The four-minute video, titled "Deterring Spies," shows a prisoner allegedly confessing before being led outside. He then appears suspended from a crucifix-like structure in the sand.

Arabic script in the video says that enemies of God are to be killed, crucified or have their hands and feet cut off. A middle-aged man is then shown wearing a black cap bearing the ISIS logo.

Using a sword, he hacks the hands and feet off the prisoner. His face is briefly visible in the video. It is unclear whether the victim was still alive during the incident.

/r/Canada reacts

https://old.reddit.com/r/canada/comments/1eikuea/toronto_terror_arrests_raise_questions_about/

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Unsure if this is the same one that prioritized pulling random foreign ragheads out of Afghanistan over Canadians or if we just have that many dramatic jeets in gov rn !leafs !antibharatiya

Edit: yep

Last month, The Globe and Mail, citing unnamed sources, reported that Sajjan had "instructed Canadian special forces to rescue about 225 Afghan Sikhs" — members of a religious minority in Afghanistan — who were "not considered an operational priority for the Canadian military as they had no link to Canada" during the fall of Kabul.

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