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Had an absolute blast at the 🏒 🥅 Medicine Hat Tigers Medicine Hat Tigers vs Edmonton Oil Kings Edmonton Oil Kings recently— lots of goals and even got to see my caucus mate, MLA Justin Wright Justin Wright dress up like a tiger 🐯

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FreeAlberta ⛳️🏌️‍♀️🏌️‍♀️⛳️ 的头像

FreeAlberta ⛳️🏌️‍♀️🏌️‍♀️⛳️6 个月前

@ikwilson @tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright Diversions - nobody cares Serve the people who elected you. Stop kissing Brookfield ass.

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FredElliott6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright Who paid for the tickets and beers?

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Rick Vickery6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright Good for our hard working Premier to get out and enjoy some good Alberta hockey talent

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Travis A.G Beauregard 🇨🇦🦬✝️6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright No box seats?

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superhotmin6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright could you stop daylight savings time?

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Edwin Spence6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright PWHL does not have an Alberta team. This needs fixing.

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republik6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright Fuck off with your hockey diversions.

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NoAIdatacenters256 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright Busy dressing up and reposting far right Charlie Kirk videos on his government x account. The @UCPCaucus at work .#ableg #abpoli

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Troublingmind6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright This is your premier relaxing while her healthcare measure have ensure patients are being transported by cab between hospitals to recieve heart surgery. She is a ghoul and a narcissist and she doesn’t care about you or your family.

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Sue Kozma6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright

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Homme Blanc Toxique6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright It's nice to have some time off for some fun. Tomorrow I hope that you will address the issue of distribution, access and transmission fees on utility bills. These charges are getting out of control.

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Michelle6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright lol. It’s so transparent that your advisors have told you to get out and get some “constituent friendly” photo ops. So similar to all the photos we saw of trump with his grandchildren after the Epstein files were released. So transparent Med Hat has no private box seats?

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Oldfart77777776 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright When are u reversing this ridiculous day light saving time. Get it done cuz all it does is screw people’s sleep up.

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Conservativealbertan6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright What’s it going to take to remove you? How much damage can you do! Where are the moderates? You have broken the health care, school system, treasury, oilpatch, roads are shit, chaos every day! Do we have to drag your wrinkled ass out of the leg, or will you leave?

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⛧⃝ Angela ⛧⃝ saw GHOST 2026-02-146 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright So glad you can grift your way to a game when you’re dedicating so much time to fucking over vulnerable Albertans.

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David v Goliath6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright Promoting FAKE HOCKEY like the FAKE PREMIER you are? All pro sports are 100% predetermined and scripted by the JESUITS / VATICAN.

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Sedevacantist6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright The Alberta dream: Job cuts to maximize shareholder profit, more evictions of people who can't keep up with rising costs of living, more homelessness, more lives lost from desperation/self harm, more vacancies for immigrants willing to pay whatever landlords demand... and hockey.

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Real Eyes Realize Real Lies6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright

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Duxswhatduxs6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright You sure get to a lot of fun.

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Chantal M-F Cormier6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright Wt hell r Chinese military with AK 47s, in Ft. MACMURAY. who decided that was a good idea to allow Chinese communist to infiltrate our northern communities..what the heck is going on…sounds like independence will be the best solution to exiting this God forsaken country.

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Allen6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright Thanks Danielle

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Dean Horning6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright Sweet Jersey.

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angela king6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright Nice photo op.

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Alexander ⁸⁸6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright Thoughts on Holinka

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Chris Fisk6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright I bet you had a private box!? Cheaper than the Oilers game for sure… no? #MHCare #Oilers #sammy

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Real Eyes Realize Real Lies6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright Are you going to tell Carney To Stop Using Our Pension Funds ??? For His Own Personal Gains Better Question Yet: Why Are You Lolligaggling Getting Our Portion Of Pension Money Out Of Ottawa

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Believe20246 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright Oh yes your love of hockey and Ron DeSantis. Trump stuck him with the bill. Still looking for that carve out in Florida?

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United Corruption Party of Alberta6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright Cheers!

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Kathryn Watson6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright Danille isnt leading she is detroying our province, all she does is blame, divide n destroy, RESIGN AMA statement: The AMA has released a statement that clearly states the delay in the Triage Liason Physicians was a result of government not following their own process..

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AlbertaCore816 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright Those oil prices going back up gotta be making you happy.

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J.A.K6 个月前

@tigershockey @EdmOilKings @real_jtwright

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The emerald-green dress which Keira Knightley wore in "Atonement" (2007) was named as "greatest film costume ever" by InStyle Magazine. Joe Wright had asked costume designer Jacqueline Durran to create a “memorable” dress for the library scene. According to Wright, Durran deliberately kept the seam down the middle of the skirt open, which would normally be sewn shut in a dress design for "easy access" in this scene. Durran said, "Wright knew that he wanted movement in the skirt. He liked the idea of it being bare-backed. But really, apart from that, there was very little instruction—direct instruction—from him about what the dress should be like. He wanted it as showstopping as we could make it, and that it should be green" Rather than just making 1 green dress, the costume team actually produced multiple versions of the dress due to its fragility—with Knightley auctioning off the one from her collection for charity in 2009. It went under the hammer for $35,000, with an LA Times article at the time noting that “someday the dress could be right up there” with Audrey Hepburn’s costume in "Breakfast at Tiffany's" (1961) , or Marilyn Monroe’s white halterneck dress in "The Seven Year Itch" (1955). ("The Story Behind Keira Knightley’s Emerald-Green Slip Dress From Atonement", Emily Chan, Vogue, 2025 and IMDb) P.S: On this day, 19 years ago, "Atonement" (2007) premiered at the Malmö Filmdagar, Sweden.

The emerald-green dress which Keira Knightley wore in "Atonement" (2007) was named as "greatest film costume ever" by InStyle Magazine. Joe Wright had asked costume designer Jacqueline Durran to create a “memorable” dress for the library scene. According to Wright, Durran deliberately kept the seam down the middle of the skirt open, which would normally be sewn shut in a dress design for "easy access" in this scene. Durran said, "Wright knew that he wanted movement in the skirt. He liked the idea of it being bare-backed. But really, apart from that, there was very little instruction—direct instruction—from him about what the dress should be like. He wanted it as showstopping as we could make it, and that it should be green" Rather than just making 1 green dress, the costume team actually produced multiple versions of the dress due to its fragility—with Knightley auctioning off the one from her collection for charity in 2009. It went under the hammer for $35,000, with an LA Times article at the time noting that “someday the dress could be right up there” with Audrey Hepburn’s costume in "Breakfast at Tiffany's" (1961) , or Marilyn Monroe’s white halterneck dress in "The Seven Year Itch" (1955). ("The Story Behind Keira Knightley’s Emerald-Green Slip Dress From Atonement", Emily Chan, Vogue, 2025 and IMDb) P.S: On this day, 19 years ago, "Atonement" (2007) premiered at the Malmö Filmdagar, Sweden.

DepressedBergman

53,982 次观看 • 22 天前

🚨Inside Communist-Controlled Cuba: As Cuba faces its largest humanitarian crisis in years amid growing tensions with the US, I went to see what 60+ years of communism has done to a country. Within 24 hours I was planning my escape out of the country after being followed by their intelligence agents, and a 2 star general waited to interrogate me outside my hotel room at 4 AM. Right now Cuba has no oil or gas, 7/10 people are going hungry, there is no medicine and some haven't even had eggs in a year. In communism there is no freedom of speech or press, and I was almost taken hostage for asking about communism. This is a look into Cuba like never before, no one truly knows how bad it is until now. Like and share this video like wildfire!

🚨Inside Communist-Controlled Cuba: As Cuba faces its largest humanitarian crisis in years amid growing tensions with the US, I went to see what 60+ years of communism has done to a country. Within 24 hours I was planning my escape out of the country after being followed by their intelligence agents, and a 2 star general waited to interrogate me outside my hotel room at 4 AM. Right now Cuba has no oil or gas, 7/10 people are going hungry, there is no medicine and some haven't even had eggs in a year. In communism there is no freedom of speech or press, and I was almost taken hostage for asking about communism. This is a look into Cuba like never before, no one truly knows how bad it is until now. Like and share this video like wildfire!

Nick shirley

1,743,735 次观看 • 4 个月前

First time I have seen $NVDA's Jensen having some issues in explaining $NVDA's moat vs ASICs like $GOOGL TPUs and $AMZN Trainium. Why does Anthropic use TPUs and Trainium? Jensen: "Anthropic is a unique instance, not a trend" I really got to tip my hat to Dwarkesh Patel; he is one of the rare interviewers who first gets extremely well-prepared for an interview and, secondly, is true to his viewers more than the guests and asks tough questions, even though the interviewee might not like that.

First time I have seen $NVDA's Jensen having some issues in explaining $NVDA's moat vs ASICs like $GOOGL TPUs and $AMZN Trainium. Why does Anthropic use TPUs and Trainium? Jensen: "Anthropic is a unique instance, not a trend" I really got to tip my hat to Dwarkesh Patel; he is one of the rare interviewers who first gets extremely well-prepared for an interview and, secondly, is true to his viewers more than the guests and asks tough questions, even though the interviewee might not like that.

Rihard Jarc

348,325 次观看 • 5 个月前

Jason Selvig: “Fake news, you’ve got the CNN logo. What does that hat mean?” Trump supporter: “Just a bunch of fake news out there. They go out there, they get the real stories, they manipulate the stories and they post whatever they want” Jason Selvig: “What’s an example of that?” Trump supporter: “Uhhh… what’d I see just recently… uh… by calling uh… I don’t know the names of these CNN people, I don’t follow CNN or even watch it I just see the Reels that I see. One of them was where uh one of the CNN guys got sued for $15M by Trump and had to pay because they’re spreading words that aren’t right”

Marco Foster

179,559 次观看 • 17 天前

LowTierGod yelled at and swung a vacuum towards his cat after it messed up the carpet LTG offered a response to the LSF thread, denying making contact "Me chasing my cat with a vacuum cleaner to scare him for f'in my carpet up that's going to cost me 250 to get fixed for one little area, idgaf" "My cats live the life of kings, auto cat litter, auto food, wet food, spoiled rotten cat furniture..idgaf what an npc on Livestreamfails is saying..they act like they see me suplex the cat..I didn't even touch the cat..steered the cat with a vacuum"

LowTierGod yelled at and swung a vacuum towards his cat after it messed up the carpet LTG offered a response to the LSF thread, denying making contact "Me chasing my cat with a vacuum cleaner to scare him for f'in my carpet up that's going to cost me 250 to get fixed for one little area, idgaf" "My cats live the life of kings, auto cat litter, auto food, wet food, spoiled rotten cat furniture..idgaf what an npc on Livestreamfails is saying..they act like they see me suplex the cat..I didn't even touch the cat..steered the cat with a vacuum"

yeet

33,733 次观看 • 3 个月前

Lady Gaga had a message for her Japanese fans following the announcement of her MAYHEM Ball dates in the country 🇯🇵 "It means so much to come back to Japan and play at an even bigger scale this time. I love my fans in Japan so much, and I always put my heart into the show. We have lots of new creatives and an amazing team and I just can't wait for everybody to see what we have up our sleeve.” 📹: JUKI | 𝙈∀𝙔𝙃𝙀𝙈

Lady Gaga had a message for her Japanese fans following the announcement of her MAYHEM Ball dates in the country 🇯🇵 "It means so much to come back to Japan and play at an even bigger scale this time. I love my fans in Japan so much, and I always put my heart into the show. We have lots of new creatives and an amazing team and I just can't wait for everybody to see what we have up our sleeve.” 📹: JUKI | 𝙈∀𝙔𝙃𝙀𝙈

Gaga Notify

12,934 次观看 • 1 年前

🚨Danielle Smith FIGHTS for all Canadian exports in Washington, D.C. Premier Danielle Smith fights for all Canadian exports—not just oil and gas. What a difference from the selfish, destructive approach by Justin Trudeau—and other premiers. Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 is in Washington, D.C., where he just met with Premier Danielle Smith for an exclusive interview. She’s here making a full-court press, trying to convince the incoming Trump administration to call off their proposed tariffs on Canadian exports. By the way, she’s fighting for all Canadian exports—not just oil and gas. She’s fighting for Ontario’s auto makers and B.C. miners, too. What a difference from the selfish, destructive approach by Justin Trudeau—and other provincial premiers, by the way. In a shocking proposal, Trudeau suggested that Alberta’s oil patch be made the sacrifice community and that Trudeau should shut down Alberta oil exports to the U.S. What a weird, self-destructive response to Trump. Trudeau really is an awful negotiator. None of this would be necessary, if he had stopped allowing hard drugs and illegal migrants to cross our border into the U.S. Trudeau literally prefers a trade war to fixing our borders. He wants this fight. And he wants Alberta to pay the price. It’s unthinkable that Trudeau would threaten any other Canadian industry this way. But like his father Pierre Trudeau, who brought in the National Energy Program, Justin Trudeau has always hated Alberta and the oil industry. In his final, pitiful weeks as prime minister, Trudeau is using Trump as an excuse to take one last run at Alberta. By the way, at Rebel News, we’re fighting back. We’ve launched a campaign called “Hands Off Alberta”. Just yesterday we debuted our beautiful billboard truck with that message, driving around Ottawa, collecting petition signatures at More news to come tomorrow — we’ll find out what Trump does, and what Canada’s response will be, and what Premier Smith will do.

🚨Danielle Smith FIGHTS for all Canadian exports in Washington, D.C. Premier Danielle Smith fights for all Canadian exports—not just oil and gas. What a difference from the selfish, destructive approach by Justin Trudeau—and other premiers. Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 is in Washington, D.C., where he just met with Premier Danielle Smith for an exclusive interview. She’s here making a full-court press, trying to convince the incoming Trump administration to call off their proposed tariffs on Canadian exports. By the way, she’s fighting for all Canadian exports—not just oil and gas. She’s fighting for Ontario’s auto makers and B.C. miners, too. What a difference from the selfish, destructive approach by Justin Trudeau—and other provincial premiers, by the way. In a shocking proposal, Trudeau suggested that Alberta’s oil patch be made the sacrifice community and that Trudeau should shut down Alberta oil exports to the U.S. What a weird, self-destructive response to Trump. Trudeau really is an awful negotiator. None of this would be necessary, if he had stopped allowing hard drugs and illegal migrants to cross our border into the U.S. Trudeau literally prefers a trade war to fixing our borders. He wants this fight. And he wants Alberta to pay the price. It’s unthinkable that Trudeau would threaten any other Canadian industry this way. But like his father Pierre Trudeau, who brought in the National Energy Program, Justin Trudeau has always hated Alberta and the oil industry. In his final, pitiful weeks as prime minister, Trudeau is using Trump as an excuse to take one last run at Alberta. By the way, at Rebel News, we’re fighting back. We’ve launched a campaign called “Hands Off Alberta”. Just yesterday we debuted our beautiful billboard truck with that message, driving around Ottawa, collecting petition signatures at More news to come tomorrow — we’ll find out what Trump does, and what Canada’s response will be, and what Premier Smith will do.

Rebel News

96,437 次观看 • 1 年前