Tuesday, 7 October 2025

TREE HOUSE NEWS🏡

Land of Whispering Pines

Good morning! May the Great Spirit bless you 🙏

It's a beautiful morning to be alive and not feeling any pain. Even though it's cloudy, dark, gloomy, and raining outside, we needed the rain. It is still mild enough, though, to sit next to the open glass doors that lead onto my Green Space, where I can hear the raindrops, big fat raindrops, and no wind. Silence except for the raindrops. It is mesmerizing except for the noise of the dumb recycling truck. I hate diesel motors of any sort; they're smelly and noisy. And the Orange Pus Bag wants to use more fossil fuel. I hope he chokes on the stuff in the seven circles of Hell. You know, the one that's full of 💩 up to your neck, and when the break is over, you flip around and stand on your hands.

GOOD MORNING, D.J.T. ARSE HOLE, may the Bird Of Paradise 💩 on your head. And may you have all the bad luck that can befall a cockroach 🪳 like you. I would NOT WANT TO BE IN YOUR SHOES 🥾when your little empire 🏰 comes tumbling down like a card castle. 💶 It will someday, no one LIVES FOREVER, including a COCKROACH with the IQ of an amoeba! 👾 If not you, then your successor, and whoever that may be, won't last long. Once the alpha wolf, the leading brain, which certainly isn't you, Bucko, but when your Chief of Fake News, anti-vax, and down with empathy pals is eliminated, the rest of your pack of cowardly wolves, your Dunce Cadets, will scatter like rats on a sinking ship. 🐀🚢🌊

TODAY'S DISCUSSION:

5 things to know for Oct. 7

Well here is a good eye oppener for the day.

5 things to know for Oct. 7: Israel, Troop deployments, Flight delays, Covid-19 vaccines, Hurricane season

Here’s what else you need to know to get up to speed and on with your day.

ATTACK OF THE ORANGE JABBA THE HUTT form Planet Syphilis.

1️⃣ Israel:

It’s a somber day in Israel as the country marks two years since Hamas launched its deadly attack on October 7, 2023. The massacre carried out by Hamas killed 1,200 Israelis and took more than 250 people hostage. Hamas and other militant groups still hold 48 hostages, 20 of whom are believed to be alive. October 7 inflicted deep trauma on Israeli communities, with many viewing it as Israel’s 9/11. It triggered a brutal retaliation from Israel on Hamas in Gaza, which the enclave’s health ministry says has killed more than 67,000 Palestinians — most of them women and children. Talks to end the war will continue in Egypt today as negotiators and mediators work to advance President Donald Trump’s proposed ceasefire plan...

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3️⃣ Flight delays:

4️⃣ Covid -19 vaccines:

5️⃣ Hurricane season:

PUBLISHED Oct 7, 2025, 6:39 AM ET - 2 hr ago

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[6] The Enemy Within:

Now Enters the Orange Jabba the Hutt's Dunce Brigade into the major Democratic states to eliminate the enemy within. To Republicans, the Democratic Party is the enemy within. I already knew that the fall of the Democratic party was imminent months ago after the "Big Beautiful Bill" deal went through. They have sold their souls to the company store and have become like automatons with the main processor of the brain removed and loose appendages flapping about uselessly like mackerels out of water, 🐟 DOES NOT COMPUTE!. 🤖💨🔩⚙️

Now for the restt of the Breaking News for the day

BREAKING NEWS:

Attorney General Pam Bondi testifies before Senate Judiciary Committee

What We're Covering

• Attorney General Pam Bondi is appearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee this morning.

• The hearing comes after the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey by a federal grand jury, an extraordinary escalation in President Donald Trump’s effort to prosecute his political enemies.

• Bondi has faced questions about her handling of the Epstein files and existence of a so-called client list. She’s expected to also be asked about the legal basis for drone strikes on suspected drug cartels and the Trump administration’s push to use the military in US cities...

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6 min ago

Bondi accuses Biden's FBI of "secretly investigating" Republicans

17 min ago

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Durbin addresses deployment of the National Guard to US cities

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34 min ago

Grassley begins with grievances against Biden's DOJ and FBI

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1 hr 18 min ago

Bondi to testify on a Justice Department under the microscope

More To Read:

Updated 10:00 AM EDT, Tue October 7, 2025

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Listen live: Supreme Court hears arguments in conversion therapy for minors case

Supreme Court hears arguments in conversion therapy for minors case

HAPPENING NOW.

VIDEO:

October 7, 2025

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CANADIAN NEWS:

Carney arrives at White House for second Washington meeting with Trump

Prime minister, president meeting in Oval Office, following Trump invitation

The Latest

Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Washington for a second White House meeting today.
Sources told Radio-Canada that Trump invited Carney after they spoke at the UN General Assembly in September.
Trade discussions have effectively stalled — with more tariffs imposed on Canada — since the last visit.
Carney is expected to seek some relief on U.S. steel tariffs, but has shied from voicing specific goals.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has mounted political pressure, penning a letter telling Carney: "No more losing. It is time for you to deliver the promised wins."

Updated October 7, 2025 - 5 minutes ago

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8 minutes ago

'We can't just keep rolling over,' says Ford

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19 minutes ago

Trump greets Carney:

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5 minutes ago

Tariffs likely not the only topic:

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38 minutes ago

Trump's trade world view, according to Carney:

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44 minutes ago

Two Oval Office visits puts Carney in exclusive club

20 minutes ago

Trump greets Carney

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October 7 2025 Updated - 5 minutes ago

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I agree with Polieve this time; don't come back with promises and maybes. Trump's maybes and promises are not even worth the wood to make a wooden Canadian nickel out of.

Former Ontario hospital exec and construction company president guilty of fraud tied to $300M project

Vas Georgiou and John Aquino were accused of trying to steer a major contract to Aquino's company

A former hospital executive and the former president of a major Ontario construction company have been found guilty of fraud for their actions during the bidding process for the $ 300 million expansion of a downtown Toronto hospital. Vas Georgiou, former chief administrative officer at St. Michael's Hospital, and John Aquino, ex-president of Bondfield Construction, received the guilty verdicts on two counts each of fraud over $5,000 in a Toronto courtroom on Tuesday morning.

"The evidence that the defendants acted dishonestly over the course of the procurement process is overwhelming," Superior Court Justice Peter Bawden said in his ruling...

Family company once a major player in Ontario:
Aquino dismissed in 2018:

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Posted: Oct 07, 2025 11:26 AM EDT | Last Updated: 1 hour ago

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They should hang them by the small hairs of their crotch, miserable ratfink thieves. But I am relieved to see how much more efficient our Canadian government is at catching these copycatting the freaks from across the Fat Orange Cockroach's border

WestJet hikes checked bag fee for 2nd time in 2 years. Will Air Canada be next?

The fee increase follows the introduction of several new fees by airlines

WestJet has quietly hiked its first checked bag fee by $5 for ultra-basic and economy fares. It's the airline's second price hike for checked bags in less than two years and, if history repeats itself, Air Canada will soon follow suit. For WestJet tickets purchased on or after Sept. 16, prepaid first checked bag fees now start at $40 for economy passengers. Those who wait until check-in to pay will be charged at least $60.

Passengers flying WestJet's cheapest fare, ultra-basic, will shell out at least $50 to prepay for a checked bag for flights to most destinations...

Several new charges:
A fee to recline your seat?:
What about more competition?*

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Posted: Oct 07, 2025 4:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 9 hours ago

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I reached my limit with flying passenger airlines when I was in my 70s; it was just too much red tape, and the security and waiting times were too much. I get enough of that at doctors' offices and waiting rooms, so small that they are saturated with other people's germs. My advice is that if you don't have to see a doctor, such as it's just a cold or ordinary flu, you're safer staying home. I don't like to sit or stand around for hours, and the prices are getting higher. I think that at 80, with my old legs, I'd sooner forget it. Anyway, I have too much pride and self-respect to go get insulted, degraded, by being probed, searched, and proded like I was a rag doll by some perverted security personnel.

Anyway, suppose I ever desire to go to Mexico. In that case, which someday I may, I'll hire a bush plane, and to be sure if America is still waving the swastika flag, I'll make sure my holding tank for the onboard bathroom is full to capacity before I leave, and it gets flushed completely, especially over the Whitehouse.

Have a Great Day, Everyone, at least the best day you can make out of a mess.

ELBOWS UP, STAY IN CANADA. There are many wondrous places to visit and explore right in your own backyard.