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4 million people like this in Canada. Notice this guy has 3 cars in his driveway of his $750,000 townhouse. They are scamming to survive and every scammer loophole needs to be closed and they need to go go immediately. They don’t belong here.

4 million people like this in Canada. Notice this guy has 3 cars in his driveway of his $750,000 townhouse. They are scamming to survive and every scammer loophole needs to be closed and they need to go go immediately. They don’t belong here.

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Saskatoon has finally figured out how to get the East Indians under the overpasses.

Saskatoon has finally figured out how to get the East Indians under the overpasses.

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How does this happen?

How does this happen?

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Remember when people would buy an F-350 for $60-70k fully loaded and then put another $30k into accessories? Now an F-350 loaded is $120k. No room to make it a true rig rocket. The Rig Rocket era is gone, and I’m gonna miss it.

Remember when people would buy an F-350 for $60-70k fully loaded and then put another $30k into accessories? Now an F-350 loaded is $120k. No room to make it a true rig rocket. The Rig Rocket era is gone, and I’m gonna miss it.

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Why are they shutting off water to the fire hydrants in BC? The government is terrorizing its citizens purposely. What a fucking racket.

Why are they shutting off water to the fire hydrants in BC? The government is terrorizing its citizens purposely. What a fucking racket.

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Derka derka, I hope my Amazon package is alright.

Derka derka, I hope my Amazon package is alright.

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Ok but do you remember when Carney was an advisor to Trudeau when you brought police in from all over Canada and hired private security to beat the shit out of and tear gas peaceful protestors? Seems pretty disingenuous anyway.

Ok but do you remember when Carney was an advisor to Trudeau when you brought police in from all over Canada and hired private security to beat the shit out of and tear gas peaceful protestors? Seems pretty disingenuous anyway.

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They are shitting on the bus 🚌 instead of the beach now. Likely time to send them all home.

They are shitting on the bus 🚌 instead of the beach now. Likely time to send them all home.

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A day in the life of an 100,000+ acre farm. Meetings start at the shop at 4:30am. You get in your drill and head off to your designated seeding area. There is about a 70km radius of crops to seed from the main binyard. I always thought 4:30am was so awesome. Imagine having to get everyone on board to wake up at 4am daily to crush acres, it’s a feat in this day and age undoubtedly. It’s also a reason why few can compete against operations like this, pure savagery. Every team that seeds together gets a crew truck. Nothing pisses a tired crew off more than being late & chances are you are driving your own truck out to the seeder when you show up late. It has to run like clockwork to seed everything in a timely manner because you may lose some days to rain. Typically you would run as long as you can every single day. A 16 hour days are easy, it’s the back to back to back 18 or 20 hour days that are killers. I really enjoyed the long hours, I had started to track every one of my movements by acres. I knew on a perfect day I could do about 766 acres a day, but every turn I would deduct acres, stop to piss I would deduct acres, run out and grab supper I would deduct acres, fill the seeder I would deduct acres, check my runs I would deduct acres, fix my hoses I would deduct acres, I knew exactly how to bang out an awesome day and that usually meant no liquids after 10am so I didn’t have to stop to piss. Not everyone did this, in fact probably no one but me did this but I was obsessed with efficiency at the time. Seeding could last anywhere from 25 to 45 days depending. 2 of the seeding units were kept to finish sloughs, while the rest of the tractors were cleaned up, serviced and dropped back off at the JD dealership. 5 or 6 tractors were kept for grain carts to use at harvest but next seeding year all brand new JD tractors will be used, there is never used tractors used, the deadline is far too important and the dependability & warranty is crucial to complete seeding on time.

A day in the life of an 100,000+ acre farm. Meetings start at the shop at 4:30am. You get in your drill and head off to your designated seeding area. There is about a 70km radius of crops to seed from the main binyard. I always thought 4:30am was so awesome. Imagine having to get everyone on board to wake up at 4am daily to crush acres, it’s a feat in this day and age undoubtedly. It’s also a reason why few can compete against operations like this, pure savagery. Every team that seeds together gets a crew truck. Nothing pisses a tired crew off more than being late & chances are you are driving your own truck out to the seeder when you show up late. It has to run like clockwork to seed everything in a timely manner because you may lose some days to rain. Typically you would run as long as you can every single day. A 16 hour days are easy, it’s the back to back to back 18 or 20 hour days that are killers. I really enjoyed the long hours, I had started to track every one of my movements by acres. I knew on a perfect day I could do about 766 acres a day, but every turn I would deduct acres, stop to piss I would deduct acres, run out and grab supper I would deduct acres, fill the seeder I would deduct acres, check my runs I would deduct acres, fix my hoses I would deduct acres, I knew exactly how to bang out an awesome day and that usually meant no liquids after 10am so I didn’t have to stop to piss. Not everyone did this, in fact probably no one but me did this but I was obsessed with efficiency at the time. Seeding could last anywhere from 25 to 45 days depending. 2 of the seeding units were kept to finish sloughs, while the rest of the tractors were cleaned up, serviced and dropped back off at the JD dealership. 5 or 6 tractors were kept for grain carts to use at harvest but next seeding year all brand new JD tractors will be used, there is never used tractors used, the deadline is far too important and the dependability & warranty is crucial to complete seeding on time.

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Probably one of the coolest Interactive maps I have seen. Shows all the original farms in Ontario from 1855-1869. If you zoom in you can even see who the original land owners are. So awesome. In 1871 there were 172,258 farms while in 2025 there are 48,346 farms. In the 19th Century in Ontario the standard farm size was 100 acres, versus 160 in the western prairies. In the earliest surveys (pre-1815), the grants were often 200 acres (measuring about 20 chains by 100 chains). The Division: The 200-acre lot was later often divided into two 100-acre parcels. This 100-acre size became the typical unit granted to settlers. The Grid System: These rectangular lots were grouped into Concessions (strips of land running the length of the township, facing the main road) and separated by Side Roads. This efficient, rectangular system was a key component of British colonial policy to promote orderly settlement and was influenced by systems used in the U.S. and Europe. The "Why": The 100-acre size was considered the minimum viable size for a family farm in the 19th century that was expected to clear the land, grow enough food for subsistence, and produce a surplus to sell (commercialization). I put a link to the map in the next post:

Probably one of the coolest Interactive maps I have seen. Shows all the original farms in Ontario from 1855-1869. If you zoom in you can even see who the original land owners are. So awesome. In 1871 there were 172,258 farms while in 2025 there are 48,346 farms. In the 19th Century in Ontario the standard farm size was 100 acres, versus 160 in the western prairies. In the earliest surveys (pre-1815), the grants were often 200 acres (measuring about 20 chains by 100 chains). The Division: The 200-acre lot was later often divided into two 100-acre parcels. This 100-acre size became the typical unit granted to settlers. The Grid System: These rectangular lots were grouped into Concessions (strips of land running the length of the township, facing the main road) and separated by Side Roads. This efficient, rectangular system was a key component of British colonial policy to promote orderly settlement and was influenced by systems used in the U.S. and Europe. The "Why": The 100-acre size was considered the minimum viable size for a family farm in the 19th century that was expected to clear the land, grow enough food for subsistence, and produce a surplus to sell (commercialization). I put a link to the map in the next post:

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This slaps!

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114,869 views • 1 day ago

I hate Carney and Trudeau because I knew what Canada was like before them so this checks out. Never forget what they took from us.
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I hate Carney and Trudeau because I knew what Canada was like before them so this checks out. Never forget what they took from us.

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98,305 views • 4 days ago

A civilian picked a fight with a U.S. Marine in Vegas celebrating 250 years of U.S. Marines. I could be way out to lunch on this one but if I was an American and saw a U.S. Marine in a fight you think you would go and help that Marine out considering that guy is willing to die for his country. Unfortunately the YouTube culture prevails over honour.
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A civilian picked a fight with a U.S. Marine in Vegas celebrating 250 years of U.S. Marines. I could be way out to lunch on this one but if I was an American and saw a U.S. Marine in a fight you think you would go and help that Marine out considering that guy is willing to die for his country. Unfortunately the YouTube culture prevails over honour.

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8,719,089 views • 9 months ago

This is literally every gym in Edmonton as well. If you work out any time past 5am all you get is an ab exercise from constant dry heaving due to their smell.
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This is literally every gym in Edmonton as well. If you work out any time past 5am all you get is an ab exercise from constant dry heaving due to their smell.

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979,972 views • 3 months ago

Empire of Dust is a documentary that shows a Chinese Railway Engineering Company trying to rebuild 300km of road in the Congo. It shows the stark cultural differences between Chinese and Congolese and why Africa remains a hopeless dump. Here are the best clips from the documentary. “Black drivers think they can fly when they accelerate. The wheels spin like crazy” /1
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Empire of Dust is a documentary that shows a Chinese Railway Engineering Company trying to rebuild 300km of road in the Congo. It shows the stark cultural differences between Chinese and Congolese and why Africa remains a hopeless dump. Here are the best clips from the documentary. “Black drivers think they can fly when they accelerate. The wheels spin like crazy” /1

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4,130,369 views • 1 year ago

You may suspect this is a food line in Canada but it is not, rather it is a lineup in Calgary to sign a referendum for Alberta to leave Canada so they aren’t standing in food lines in a few years from now.
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You may suspect this is a food line in Canada but it is not, rather it is a lineup in Calgary to sign a referendum for Alberta to leave Canada so they aren’t standing in food lines in a few years from now.

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1,380,274 views • 7 months ago

Apparently the guy in the pickup’s family had been renting the ground for 50 years and the guy in the tractor rented it from under them. Farmin is undefeated.
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Apparently the guy in the pickup’s family had been renting the ground for 50 years and the guy in the tractor rented it from under them. Farmin is undefeated.

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513,405 views • 4 months ago

🇨🇦 Boomers looting Mexican convenience stores is peak entitlement. Only after they were heckled did they return the goods. Canada is a third world mindset.
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🇨🇦 Boomers looting Mexican convenience stores is peak entitlement. Only after they were heckled did they return the goods. Canada is a third world mindset.

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746,895 views • 6 months ago

Andrew Dice Clay in 1989 saying it like it was before free speech was banned.
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Andrew Dice Clay in 1989 saying it like it was before free speech was banned.

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1,011,914 views • 1 year ago

Smith is all in on CO2 causing climate change and ready to hit net zero faster. I’m done voting forever.
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Smith is all in on CO2 causing climate change and ready to hit net zero faster. I’m done voting forever.

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84,938 views • 1 month ago

Young man gets hit by a train crossing the tracks with a tractor. He didn’t make it. Be careful out there, tons of railroad crossings without flashers.
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Young man gets hit by a train crossing the tracks with a tractor. He didn’t make it. Be careful out there, tons of railroad crossings without flashers.

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23,471 views • 11 days ago

This is a legitimate interview for a blue collar job.
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This is a legitimate interview for a blue collar job.

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247,876 views • 6 months ago

Guy is leaving Canada to pay all his debt after realizing he doesn’t belong here. And there are many more like him.
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Guy is leaving Canada to pay all his debt after realizing he doesn’t belong here. And there are many more like him.

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119,984 views • 3 months ago

This is marketing to your audience
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This is marketing to your audience

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272,680 views • 8 months ago

I don’t know who needs to hear this but it is likely everybody.
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I don’t know who needs to hear this but it is likely everybody.

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98,878 views • 3 months ago

Be the European farmer Wake up at 4:57am exactly in your 17th century house that has been in your family for 26 generations that was earned for being one of King Arthur’s knights of the round table Milk cows and Butcher a pig for breakfast probably Talk about how shitty grain prices are and how that same neighbour is always seeding over their property line. Probably watch soccer highlights or football as it’s called Drive your tractor 5 hours into the city from your small village town to protest the EU, finding approaches along the way because the roads are so narrow. Complain about this likely. Get to the city and find your buddies who have all attached blades to the front of their tractors Spray liquid manure at the police and on all the government buildings Push through any and all police barricades while FaceTiming your buddies to show them how much better this is than making homemade sausage or whatever they do for fun Head back to your small village to put on a Christmas parade for all the towns folk and your kids.
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Be the European farmer Wake up at 4:57am exactly in your 17th century house that has been in your family for 26 generations that was earned for being one of King Arthur’s knights of the round table Milk cows and Butcher a pig for breakfast probably Talk about how shitty grain prices are and how that same neighbour is always seeding over their property line. Probably watch soccer highlights or football as it’s called Drive your tractor 5 hours into the city from your small village town to protest the EU, finding approaches along the way because the roads are so narrow. Complain about this likely. Get to the city and find your buddies who have all attached blades to the front of their tractors Spray liquid manure at the police and on all the government buildings Push through any and all police barricades while FaceTiming your buddies to show them how much better this is than making homemade sausage or whatever they do for fun Head back to your small village to put on a Christmas parade for all the towns folk and your kids.

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208,041 views • 8 months ago

Something so satisfying about this. I also know the power pole king, never seen someone seed around a power pole with more finesse while ordering $1000 worth of fishing lures on his phone.
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Something so satisfying about this. I also know the power pole king, never seen someone seed around a power pole with more finesse while ordering $1000 worth of fishing lures on his phone.

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108,478 views • 4 months ago

Remember when Canada’s financial watchdog came out a few weeks ago and said “If we don’t change……. this is done”. Canada is so fucking done.
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Remember when Canada’s financial watchdog came out a few weeks ago and said “If we don’t change……. this is done”. Canada is so fucking done.

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225,807 views • 10 months ago

Immigrant standing at a window saying he is going to rape women and this guy chases him off. Why would politicians allow the immigration of so many fucking retards?
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Immigrant standing at a window saying he is going to rape women and this guy chases him off. Why would politicians allow the immigration of so many fucking retards?

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58,930 views • 2 months ago

Scotiabank has a 30 day hold on this couples $10,000 check labelling it as fraud Scotiabank has also decided to close their account without releasing their funds. What is going on Scotiabank?
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Scotiabank has a 30 day hold on this couples $10,000 check labelling it as fraud Scotiabank has also decided to close their account without releasing their funds. What is going on Scotiabank?

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216,353 views • 11 months ago