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Monday, 26 January 2026

 HERE IS THE LATEST REPORT I HAVE ON THE TOPIC OF ONTARIO HEALTH CARE.

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THE FORD GOVERNMENT IN ONTARIO IS FACING INTENSE CRITICISM FOR ACCELERATING THE PRIVATIZATION OF HEALTH SERVICES

With critics arguing the 2025 budget and policies are starving the public system, contributing to staff shortages, and leading to record-long emergency room waits.

While the government promotes private, for-profit clinics to reduce surgery backlogs, unions and opposition parties warn this is creating an "American-style" system that undermines public care.

Key issues regarding the Ford government and Ontario healthcare include:

Privatization Concerns: The Ontario Nurses' Association (ONA) and other groups argue that millions in funding are being directed to for-profit clinics rather than public hospitals, which they label a "fatal threat" to public health care.

Staffing Shortages & Burnout: Hospitals are facing acute shortages of nurses and staff, with critics alleging the government has not done enough to retain workers.
Primary Care Crisis: Approximately 3.3 million Ontarians lack a regular primary care provider, according to October 2025 estimates, leaving many with poor access to timely services.
Emergency Room Closures: Due to staff shortages and funding issues, hospitals have faced unprecedented, chaotic emergency room wait times and closures.

Funding Disputes: The Ontario Liberal Party and NDP claim the government is underfunding hospitals, which are among the lowest funded per capita in Canada, while holding back contingency funds.

The government asserts these changes are necessary to clear surgical backlogs and improve efficiency, but opponents argue the shift is exacerbating the crisis.

SO THIS IS WHERE THE MONEY FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS GOING,

(February 9, 2024, which involved:
$3.1 billion over three years in federal funding for Ontario to improve health care, increase access to doctors, and reduce wait times.
This was part of a larger 10-year, $8.4-billion agreement in principle.)


Ford unveils latest plan to privatize surgeries
by Vi BuiJanuary 23, 2023Analysis





 

🧚‍♀️TREE HOUSE NEWS 🏑


NEWS AGGREGATOR & COMMENTS


May Great Spirit bless πŸ™


I suppose it's a good morning if you're a penguin; it's 10 F with an expected balmy 18 F and more snow on the way. I shoveled my Green Space twice, about 6 inches of snow each time, for a total of 12 inches yesterday. And I swept up at least 4 more inches this morning, and there's still light snow falling. It's very still and quiet out there, not even a breeze. Nothing except for the distant sound of a ship's engines at idle, probably at the nearest anchorage to us, Port Weller.


Four to six inches of snow, I can handle OK with my little red snow shovel, just not more. I wouldn't want to try to shovel more than six inches of snow with a small snow shovel, let alone a foot, even though my Green Space isn't that big. It's on one of those older buildings with large balconies, with metal railings sectioned off by metal panels. I like it, it's my perch looking out at the trees, it's my personal Tree House.


As for the Fat Orange Dip πŸ’© Menace south of the border goes πŸ§›‍♂️πŸŒ‰ all I gots ta say, is someday your Karma πŸ’₯☄️ will come home to roost πŸ¦‡πŸ¦‡πŸ‘©‍πŸ¦²πŸ¦‡πŸ¦‡ Maybe your reward for being such a nice, defective life form 🧌will be paid while we all watch. Personally, I hope you spend eternity in Hell πŸ”₯ When the lunch time bell rings 🍽️ the server comes to your table and serves you your tray, then says, "your πŸ’©πŸ₯ͺ your ROYAL HINEYNESS πŸ‘‘ (‿Λ ‿) You look up and see the RED GUY πŸ‘ΊπŸ”± himself just served you a soiled diaper and a soup spoon for your lunch! Your steady diet here at Hotel πŸ’© Hole πŸŒ€ in Hell πŸ”₯, sir. For ETERNITY! ∞


"Rat Fink!" πŸ€ I shout as I kick him in the shin bone πŸ‘’πŸ¦΅ and stomp out the door πŸšͺ little puffs of steam coming out of my ears πŸ™Ž‍♀️πŸ’¨ jest a bit irritated at the Orange Sadist, 🀬 a spoiled psychotic 3 year old with tertiary syphilis brain rot, bat πŸ’© insane, mass murderer, thief, pirate, liar, backstabber, pedophile... Stop here.


Now, to go on with the real news πŸ‘©‍πŸ’Ό and the rest of the world 🌏 what I write here in the newsroom or my comments on different news articles are my own personal views, opinions, thoughts, and feelings. They may differ from anyone else's concept of a plan 😁 Seriously, we do perceive events and occurrences differently from one another, discussion of the day.

Thank you for sharing your time with me.


TODAY'S DISCUSSION:


Multiperspectivity


- Google Search -


Multiperspectivity

Multiperspectivity: Often used in historical or narrative contexts to describe the representation of multiple, differing views of a single event.


Random Effect:

*The Rashomon Effect:* Occurs when the same event is given contradictory interpretations by different individuals, highlighting how perception makes the same occurrence appear different.


- Google Search -


The perception of the same events and occurrences perceived differently from one another


The phenomenon where the same event is perceived differently by different individuals is rooted in the fact that human perception is not a direct recording of reality (like a camera), but a subjective, constructive interpretation of sensory information. People filter experiences through their unique past experiences, emotions, cognitive biases, and expectations.


Me

No matter how good our view of tiny details is, we, the observers, looking at the same object, will all see a slightly different picture. The outline of the object observed is only its containment. Looking inside, at first, all we see is a complicated maze because the details within are arranged so that we can only store so much in memory. We share knowledge, try out ideas, and all that stuff. If only we could universally code the details.


Such information could be acted upon by anyone at any time instead of remaining on the shelf, waiting for another set of eyes to examine it. That kind of research could be more like a job for something mechanical, like a camera and a microscope, which would be more accurate than the scrutiny of the human eye, naked or aided. Perhaps this is where applying AI would speed up the retrieval of information.


- Google Search -

AI used in business transactions:

AI is transforming plans and transactions by shifting from static, reactive manual processes to dynamic, predictive, and automated systems. In financial planning, AI analyzes vast datasets to forecast outcomes, while in transactional finance, it automates routine tasks like invoice processing, reconciliations, and fraud detection.


  • AI Used in Science:

AI is transforming science by speeding up research, analyzing massive datasets, and simulating complex processes, acting as a "research teammate" in fields like biology, chemistry, and physics.


  • AI in Medicine:


AI is revolutionizing medicine by enhancing diagnostics (especially in imaging), personalizing treatment plans, accelerating drug discovery, automating administrative tasks (like note-taking with AI scribes), predicting disease outbreaks, and improving patient monitoring for early interventions.


BREAKING NEWS:


Border czar is heading to Minnesota after second fatal shooting of a US citizen amid immigration enforcement crackdown

Where Things Stand

• Border czar to Minnesota: President Donald Trump said he is sending Tom Homan to Minnesota tonight following the fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti in an encounter Saturday with federal agents. Some DHS officials welcomed Homan’s dispatch, which suggests the potential sidelining of top Border Patrol official Gregory Bovino.


• Few details back claims: Federal officials have declined to provide critical details substantiating their claim an agent shot Pretti in self-defense. Lawmakers, including some Republicans, are calling for an investigation. Read CNN’s fact check of the Trump administration’s claims, and watch analysis of videos from several angles.


• In court today: A judge is hearing arguments on whether to temporarily halt the immigration crackdown in Minnesota. Separately, a federal court hearing is set for today after a judge issued a temporary restraining order blocking federal agencies from destroying or altering evidence related to Pretti’s killing...

Read More:


8 min ago

Federal judge says she is not prepared to judge "values" of immigration enforcement surge

More To Read:

Updated 11:51 AM EST, Mon January 26, 2026

- CNN -


Officials warn residents to remain off roads as emergency responders assess winter storm damage*


CNN This Morning


State officials are warning residents to remain off city streets as emergency responders clear roadways. Former FEMA administrator Deanne Criswell says its important to listen to local officials, and allow them to do their jobs.

VIDEO:

January 26 - 02:58 AM

- CNN -


CANADIAN NEWS


House leader calls on Conservatives to back the 'Carney plan' as Parliament reopens

Prime minister asked about national unity, Trump's threats at first news conference since Davos speech


The Latest

  • Prime Minister Mark Carney announced an increase to the GST credit today, as part of a suite of affordability measures intended to offset the rising cost of groceries.
  • Carney says Canada has "no intention" of pursuing a free trade agreement with China. U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to impose crippling tariffs if Canada "makes a deal with China."
  • At his first news conference since speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Carney said he was "not going to comment" on Trump calling him governor in a social media post.
  • Carney was also asked about the risk of a Quebec referendum and a reference he made to the Battle of the Plains of Abraham in a speech last week.
  • Government House leader Steven MacKinnon said the Conservatives can live up to their promise of helping get things done in the House, or continue with obstruction.
  • Green Party Leader Elizabeth May said she thinks some of the government's legislative priorities are 'appalling,' but doesn't think Canadians are heading to a spring election.


13 minutes ago

Freeland's seat officially vacant

Read More:


17 minutes ago

Who is eligible for the GST rebate?

More To Read:

Updated January 26, 2025 - 25 minutes ago

- CBC -


GTA clean-up will take days, as Pearson airport smashes snowfall record

Toronto police urging residents to stay home if possible, transit agencies reporting disruptions


The Latest

  • Mayor Olivia Chow will hold a 1 p.m. ET news conference about the snow. CBC Toronto will be streaming that live in this story.
  • TTC reports some service disruptions, but the system is running.
  • GTA school boards have closed schools for the day.
  • The City of Toronto is clearing snow on expressways and major roads first.
  • Toronto police are urging people to stay at home Monday if possible.

Read More:


23 minutes ago

A long commute to the office

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38 minutes ago

Snow causing service disruptions in Peel

More To Read:

Updated January 26, 2026 - 28 minutes ago


Multiple Perspectives 101


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3gBBH_xWO4



Sunday, 25 January 2026

 

🧚‍♀️TREE HOUSE NEWS 🏑


NEWS AGGREGATOR & COMMENTS


May Great Spirit bless πŸ™


GOOD MORNING again, it looks like I survived one more day to bug Trumpo The Typo the Orange Dip πŸ’© Cockroach πŸͺ³ phallus and brain challenged, master and Kink Masturbater of The Universe.


I guess I must be beginning to recover from my bout with The Red Guy πŸ‘ΉπŸ”± Ended up neither one wanted me, I didn't have enough sins in my bag to enter Hell and too many to enter Heaven, so I guess I'll live forever. I'll be haunting you in your grave, ORANGE PUS BAG! Great Spirit willing, I'll make you so miserable you'll wish you were never born. That's a promise. You'd better hope you're down where it's nice and hot. The Red Guy will have a nice gold-plated shovel for you to shovel the coal.


TODAY'S DISCUSSION:


DESIGNERS of PROJECT 2025


I know, Mr. πŸ’©ty diapers, you weren't the designer of this PROJECT 2025, you DON'T HAVE ENOUGH BRAINS TO ORGANISE TOILET PAPER AFTER YOU POOP πŸ’© that's why you wear diapies. I'm intelligent enough to put 2 and 2 together and get 4, not 4 and a 1/2 or 450%.


JUST WHO ARE THE DESIGNERS of 2025, you may ask? They're easy to find if you research Project 2025. I have a copy of it. Anyone can get it through - Google Search - Project 2025, officially known as the 2025 Presidential Transition Project, was established in April 2022 by The Heritage Foundation.


My question to - Google Search -

List of names of people involved in project 2025?

My thoughts: It began back in the Sixties. The 1960s saw the emergence of various neo-Nazi movements and related political activities:


Neo-Nazi Groups in the U.S.

In the United States, George Lincoln Rockwell founded the American Nazi Party in 1959. In the 1960s, Rockwell and his party were active, promoting a hateful ideology...

AND IT GREW FROM THERE. I should know, I grew up during those years, I was in my early teens, 16 years old, a hippy in New York City during the Vietnam War.*_


- Google Search -

Directed by the Heritage Foundation, the 2025 Presidential Transition Project (or Project 2025) rests on "four pillars": a policy guide, a "conservative LinkedIn", a "Presidential Administration Academy", and a "playbook". The policy guide was published in April 2024 as a volume of the Mandate for Leadership series, titled The Conservative Promise. Edited by Paul Dans and Steven Groves, the more than 900-page volume features 30 chapters written by 40 primary authors.


During his 2024 political campaign, Trump faced political pressure for his association with Project 2025;


Advisory Board

LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS TO PROJECT 2025

.Alabama Policy Institute[22]

.American Accountability Foundation

.American Council of Trustees and Alumni

.Center for Equal Opportunity

.Concerned Women for America

.Family Policy Alliance

.First Liberty Institute

.Forge Leadership Network

.Foundation for Defense of Democracies

.Foundation for Government Accountability

.Honest Elections Project

.Institute for the American Worker

.Intercollegiate Studies Institute

.James Madison Institute

.Leadership Institute

.Liberty University

.National Association of Scholars

.National Center for Public Policy Research

.Pacific Research Institute

.Patrick Henry College

.Personnel Policy Operations

.Teneo Network

.Young America's Foundation...

.As of

- wikipedia-org -

EXTRA, EXTRA, READ ALL ABOUT 'EM!

Nazis, bums, idiots, Dunce Cadets, Pus Brains; Judge, Jur,y and Executioners; exterminators, fleabag bunch of no morals, feelings, or empathy, just hate and killing. POPULATION CONTROL???


I often wonder how many of these people and their organizations who jumped into Trumpo The Typo's diaper as soon as he became president have been thrown under the bus and replaced with even more psychotic lunatic individuals than originally.


BREAKING NEWS:


CNN video analysis sheds new light on killing of Alex Pretti

CNN analyzed cellphone footage of immigration officers fatally shooting Alex Pretti in Minneapolis. Taken together, they appear at odds with the Department of Homeland Security’s claims about the killing.

See Video:

VIDEO | Included:

11:56 hrs ago

- Source: CNN -


Power outages skyrocket in the South from destructive ice as heavy snow piles up in Northeast

What We're Covering

• Sprawling storm: Snow and ice were falling over 1,500 miles from Texas to the Northeast as a massive winter storm peaks.


• In the dark, in the cold: Power outages surged to over 700,000 across the South from damaging amounts of ice amid extreme cold. The numbers were expected to rise throughout the day.


• Big Northeast snow: Heavy snow was falling in the Northeast’s highly populous Interstate-95 corridor with some cities expecting their most snow in years.


• Record cold: More than half of all Americans will experience subzero wind chills in the next week. The extreme cold will lock snow and ice in place and leave those without power shivering for days.

Read More:

Updated Jan 23, 2026, 9:00 PM ET - Jan 23, 2026

- CNN -


NASA is about to send people to the moon — in a spacecraft not everyone thinks is safe to fly

When four astronauts begin a historic trip around the moon as soon as February 6, they’ll climb aboard NASA’s 16.5-foot-wide Orion spacecraft with the understanding that it has a known flaw — one that has some experts urging the space agency not to fly the mission with humans on board. But NASA remains confident it has a handle on the problem and the vehicle can bring the crew home safely.


The issue relates to a special coating applied to the bottom part of the spacecraft, called the heat shield. It’s a crucial piece of hardware designed to protect the astronauts from extreme temperatures as they’re descending back to Earth during the final stretch of their moon-bound mission called Artemis II...


Images show the heat shield post-Artemis I mission Images Included:

  • A consequential design change:
  • Rethinking Orion’s reentry:
  • ‘Yes, it’s going to crack’:
  • ‘Things we can never know’:
  • Fighting with physics:
  • Assessing risk:
  • ‘Our history is not perfect’:

Read More:

Updated Jan 23, 2026, 9:36 PM ET - Jan 23, 2026

- CNN -


CANADIAN NEWS:


N.L. Hydro, Newfoundland Power giving update on downed hydro station, power

News conference scheduled for 12 p.m. NT, CBC will carry live


Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro says that ice removal efforts at the Bay d’Espoir power plant have been “very successful.”


On Friday, Hydro announced that a buildup of frazil ice, a slushy mix of ice crystals suspended in water, had blocked the intake at the plant, forcing it to entirely shut down entirely for the first time since 1967.


A team of divers was deployed into the frigid water with air compressors to try and clear the ice. Newfoundland Power and Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro are holding a media availability at 12 p.m. NT, which CBC News will carry live...

  • Not DarkNL, but dimmer:

'Prepare for rotating outages’: N.L. Hydro warns of possible power emergency


DarkNL repeat not expected, says Hydro boss

Read More:

Jan 25, 2026 7:51 AM EST | Last Updated: 13 minutes ago

- CBC -


ICE nodding to far-right extremists in recruitment posts, experts say

U.S. immigration enforcement agency memes look familiar to far-right groups


At first glance, there may not appear to be anything unusual about the social media posts that are part of the ongoing recruitment drive by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The posts, which encourage Americans to join ICE, use the same aggressively patriotic imagery that’s become a hallmark of the Trump administration’s online communications.


But to observers of the far-right, and to members of the far-right themselves, there is something else that is recognizable in the language of the posts.


*I would describe it as oddly very familiar as someone who has been looking at the white nationalist and neo-Nazi movement for nearly a decade now," said Hannah Gais, a senior research analyst with the Southern Poverty Law Centre, a non-profit that monitors right-wing extremism...

  • Invoking non-fiction book popular with neo-Nazis:
  • Using white supremacist anthem:
  • 'Message received,' say Proud Boys:
  • 'Attracting the wrong type':

Read More:

Posted: Jan 25, 2026 4:00 AM EST | Last Updated: 7 hours ago

- CBC -

Kyiv residents stranded in tower blocks as Russia targets power system

Ukraine’s energy sector has suffered over $20B in direct war damage, agencies say


Olena Janchuk spends another day of freezing isolation in her highrise apartment. The former kindergarten teacher has severe rheumatoid arthritis and has been trapped for weeks on the 19th floor of her Kyiv tower block, 650 steps from the ground.


Long daily blackouts caused by Russia’s bombardment of power plants and transmission lines have made working elevators a luxury. With January temperatures plummeting to –10 C, there’s a permanent line of frost on the inside of Janchuk’s windows, white patterns creeping across the glass by morning...

  • Life gets harder on the higher floors:
  • Russia inflicts vast damage on infrastructure:

Posted: Jan 25, 2026 9:13 AM EST | Last Updated: 2 hours ago

- CBC -


TO YOU NAZI COCROACH EATING RUSKIS!

THAT MAKES ME SO SICK TO MY STOMACH,

puking 🫟 on your Ruski shoes πŸ‘ž ya "fn" TwatPutin πŸ‘Ί kink of the Flesh Eating Worms! πŸ₯©πŸ‘ΏπŸͺ±πŸͺ±πŸͺ±πŸͺ±πŸͺ±πŸͺ±πŸͺ±πŸͺ±πŸͺ±πŸͺ±

THAT IS NOTHING SHORT OF MASSIVE SLOW TORTURE. I DO SOLEMNLY AND SERIOUSLY PRAY TO G-D THAT THESE DONG BLOWING RUSKI COCROACHES BURN IN WHATEVER HELL THE CREATOR HAS IN STORE FOR THEM!


‘Building a right-wing deep state’: Project 2025 architects unveil new policies for 2026


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cB6InwsjrQ8




Saturday, 24 January 2026

 

TREE HOUSE NEWS 🏑


NEWS AGGREGATOR & COMMENTARY


UPDATE: WHAT IS HAPPENING TO O.H.C., Ontario Health Care System?


Why is our health care still anemic even after the BILLIONS of dollars infusion


- My Google Search -

What happened to the $30 billion the Trudeau government gave the ontario gov for health care? If we have all that money coming in, why are we still short of doctors and closing clinics and small hospitals?


In February 2024 Canada-Ontario Agreement to Work Together to Improve Health Care for Canadian


Based on recent reports and budget documents, the federal government did not provide a single $30 billion lump sum, but rather entered into long-term, multi-year bilateral agreements (part of a broader $200 billion plan) intended for specific health priorities, including tackling staffing shortages and expanding primary care.


Despite these investments, Ontario is still experiencing shortages and closures due to a combination of high population growth, rapid inflation, and, according to a 2025 Financial Accountability Office (FAO) report, a provincial spending plan that falls significantly short of what is needed to maintain existing service levels.


Here is a breakdown of what has happened to the funding and why shortages persist:

Where Did the Money Go?:


Targeted Bilateral Agreements:The 2023–24 to 2025–26 agreement included $2.5 billion in annual funding (totaling $7.5 billion over 3 years) specifically for expanding family health services, supporting health workers, reducing backlogs, and upgrading digital tools.


Hospital Operating Funds: The province announced a 4% increase in total base hospital funding for the 2024–25 and 2025–26 fiscal years, including $965 million in 2024–25 to help manage surgical backlogs and emergency department pressures.


Primary Care Expansion: The 2024–25 budget allocated $546 million over three years to expand team-based primary care, aiming to connect 600,000 people to care.


Bill 124 Retroactive Pay: A significant portion of recent spending was used for retroactive wage payments to healthcare workers following the court ruling that Bill 124 (which capped wage increases at 1%) was unconstitutional.


Why Are Shortages and Closures Still Happening?

Funding Below Necessary Levels: The FAO reported that for 2025–26, the provincial budget is $3.4 billion below the amount needed to maintain existing service levels, a shortfall expected to grow to $9.6 billion by 2027–28.


Unprecedented Population Growth: Ontario’s population is growing faster than the healthcare system can expand, increasing demand for doctors and hospital beds.


High Inflation: Inflation has reduced the purchasing power of the money being invested, making it harder to hire staff, pay for equipment, and maintain, according to reports.


Staffing Shortages: Despite investments, there is still a shortage of nurses and doctors, with the FAO projecting a potential decrease in provincially funded nurses by 2027-28 if spending trends continue.

Hospital Budget Deficits: Many Ontario hospitals are in deficit, forced to use operating funds for capital equipment and reducing services, according to the Ontario Hospital Association.


Summary of Future Outlook

The 2025 Ontario budget projects health sector spending to grow at a much slower rate (0.7% average annually) than in previous years. While the government is investing in long-term infrastructure (like the $56 billion 10-year plan), experts warn that current operating funds are not keeping up with the immediate, high demand.


CMON MAN! THIS IS PEOPLE'S HEALTH! REMEMBER YA BUNCH OF MONEY MONGERING GREEDY MONEYBAGS,


Sick people can't work, they can't find a doctor or clinic to get medicine, then they CROAK! Simple as that. Then you wonder why there's a shortage of workers to run your factories. Remeber Covid 19? πŸ‘…πŸ‘…πŸ‘… Sometimes I wonder if those in charge have a brain. I know they don't have a heart. I am beginning to think we are surrounded by idiots, dunces, airheads,s and bloodsuckers devising ways to see how much of your blood they can suck from you without getting caught by the flatfoot.




 

TREE HOUSE NEWS 🏑


NEWS AGGREGATOR & COMMENTARY


May Great Spirit bless πŸ™


A little slow getting up this morning, turning on all the LED lights on, while making my way to the kitchen. I put on the coffee, put away the clean dishes from the dishwasher, and then sat for a while scrolling through my phone while the coffee brewed. Not daylight yet; went out to my Green Space to sweep the snow out. I don't like my Green Space in white.


I went back in, got my coffee, then sat back down on the couch and resumed scrolling on my phone. That was when I saw the article I posted in the news below. I couldn't believe my eyes. My mind immediately went back to the Legends of the Old West, when the gun was the law. Sad to say, but maybe that's the only thing that'll bring back sanity in America. REWIND BACK to the same way they started out, ~ The - Law - Of - The - GUN. ~ That's a good example of DEVOLVING. I wish and pray that all the perpetrators of all this evil unleashed upon the people soon find their well-deserved Karma, whatever Karma the BIG BOSS has in store for them. You can't pay off this Big Boss either, RATFINK πŸ€


The Slug 🐌 sang. ~♪♫♭ ♪ ~The THUG is with the bug πŸ› from the Roacharoma Trio Club πŸͺ³πŸŽ·πŸͺ³πŸŽΊπŸͺ³πŸŽΈ 🏨 and now the Thug, and the bug are in the jug πŸ§›‍♂️ πŸ› πŸ§‰ getting mug shots πŸ“· ~♪ ♭♫♪ ~


BREAKING NEWS:


Arizona AG suggests that under state law, residents may gun down masked ICE agents if they feel threatened.


Arizona's Attorney General Kris Mayes has wildly suggested that residents can open fire on masked ICE agents if they feel their life is in danger, citing the state's self-defense laws. But the Democrat's jaw-dropping comments have sparked outrage from critics who fear her words could incite violence against federal officers.


I do not agree with guns and shootouts, but once it comes to self-defence and survival, I can only suggest being ready for action at any time, and always being stocked up with supplies at home, in case of a siege, or being blacked out, or stormed out. PREPLAN and discuss the plans thoroughly with family. Then just be alert and ready to use those survival skills, whether in war, nature, amid climate change-driven freak calamities and destruction, or any man-made disaster.


During a sit-down with 12 News anchor Brahm Resnik, Mayes warned that Arizona's "Stand Your Ground" law, which allows citizens to use deadly force if they believe they're in imminent danger, could become a "recipe for disaster" if protesters clash with immigration officers. She said, "It's kind of a recipe for disaster because you have these masked federal officers with very little identification, sometimes no identification, wearing plain clothes and masks," calling ICE "very poorly trained."


Mayes's comments have been met with a fierce backlash, with critics accusing her of giving residents a "license" to shoot federal agents. A flabbergasted Resnik repeatedly challenged Mayes, cautioning that her remarks could be interpreted as encouraging violence. However, the state's top prosecutor shot back, insisting she was merely stating a "fact" and not inciting violence. It comes after an ICE agent made a chilling 3-word order before shooting a woman five times...

*VIDEO | Included:*


DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin told The Post, "This is a direct threat calling for violence against our law enforcement officers — this kind of rhetoric is going to get someone killed.

January 23, 2026

- MSN -

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Law Enforcement Officers may Ars. This is nothing but a bunch of bullies, thugs, sadists, murderers, and criminals with guns and dynamite, and only they tell the truth - NOT - We, the People, don't you know? All Democrats are liars and trouble makers, don't ask questions, shoot on sight! Ain't gonna kill this voice unless Canada does become the "51st state" I have promised to bug the "f" out of that deranged cockroach πŸͺ³ to my last breath 🌬️


January 23, 2026

- MSN -


TODAY'S DISCUSSION:


πŸ’₯Law - Of -The - GunπŸ’₯


- Google Search -

"Law of the Gun" primarily refers to literary and media themes focused on the American Old West, where individuals, lawmen, or outlaws enforce their own justice through, or survival depends upon, personal firearms. It signifies an often mythical era (1861–1890) of personal vendettas, shootouts, and self-reliance, rather than a formal, established legal code.


- Google Search -

  • Second Amendment includes:

Purpose: It was designed to allow for the creation of civilian forces to counteract a potential tyrannical federal government.

"WHAM, BAM, THANK YOU, MA'AM!" There it is in black and white.

{{TYRANNICAL FEDERAL GOVERNMENT}}

Big period, that's it! ⚪️<-


BREAKING NEWS:


Blockbuster storm starts spreading snow, ice across the US with devastating impacts to come


What We're Covering

• Storm on the move: Snow and dangerous ice is falling in the south-central US and spreading east. The storm will impact more than 2,000 miles from Texas to New England through the weekend.


• Catastrophic ice: Crippling ice accumulations will weigh down and drop power lines and trees in parts of the South not used to winter weather. Hundreds of thousands could lose power, some for days.


• Record cold: More than half of all Americans will experience subzero wind chills in the next week. The extreme cold will lock snow and ice in place and leave those without power shivering for days.


• Travel nightmare: Over 9,000 flights are canceled ahead of the storm, a staggering amount. Travel will be difficult to impossible on roads across the storm’s footprint...

Read More:


15 min ago

Watch: Snowplows battle heavy snow and ice in Arkansas

More To Read:

Updated 9:21 AM EST, Sat January 24, 2026

- CNN -


Europe’s ‘new reality’: The week that transatlantic ties came undone*

Brussels

It took Donald Trump six days to build a new world. On the seventh, his erstwhile allies in Europe could have been forgiven for hoping that he would rest. Since he threatened tariffs to seize Greenland last Saturday, Trump’s taboo-shattering behavior has left the West in no doubt that the norms of the old world order have been swept aside – “a rupture, not a transition,” in the stark words of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.


In its place: a more brutal, more lawless arena, where the loudest and strongest wins and a rock of the old world – the seemingly unbreakable transatlantic trust – is no more...

  • The unprecedented:
  • A new way:
  • Clinging to the old:

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PUBLISHED Jan 24, 2026, 12:01 AM ET - 9 hr ago

- CNN -


CANADIAN NEWS:


Trump threatens 100% tariffs on all Canadian goods if Canada 'makes a deal with China'

The threat comes after PM's speech in Davos widely seen as pushback on U.S. actions


U.S. President Donald Trump is threatening to impose a 100 per cent tariff on all Canadian goods entering the United States if Canada "makes a deal with China" — a forceful message that comes days after Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, widely viewed as pushback on U.S. actions.


Trump did not specifiy what a "deal" means in his social media post. Last week, Canada reached an agreement with China to allow 49,000 Chinese electric vehicles into the market at a lowered tariff rate of 6.1 per cent in exchange for China lowering tariffs on Canadian canola...

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Posted: Jan 24, 2026 9:21 AM EST | Last Updated: 3 minutes ago

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From Alberta to the Atlantic provinces, Canada faces a wind-chilled deep freeze this weekend

Huge swath of country under cold warnings, with wind chill making it feel like —55 C in some areas


"Cold" might be a bit of an understatement when it comes to what much of Canada will be facing this weekend — unless you’re in balmy southwest British Columbia, where cherry blossoms are blooming early in some Metro Vancouver neighbourhoods.


Unfortunately, for the rest of us, cold weather warnings have been issued from Prince Edward Island all the way west to eastern Alberta — and it’s going to get worse before it gets better. Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) says temperatures in some parts of the Prairies could feel like –55 C with wind chill, as an Arctic airmass firmly establishes itself over the region...

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Posted: Jan 23, 2026 9:55 PM EST | Last Updated: 2 hours ago

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'Awful, despicable': Canadian veterans slam Trump's comments about NATO troops

158 Canadian soldiers were killed in Afghanistan after the U.S. called for help


When Bruce Moncur was on the front lines in Afghanistan, there's one name that was certainly absent among the Americans he fought alongside. "I didn't see anyone with the name tag 'Trump' … and I can almost guarantee, or I know for a fact, his sons were nowhere near the front line," said Moncur, a retired corporal with Canada's Armed Forces.


"So I guess people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.


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Photo: _Matthew Luloff served in the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry in Afghanistan from February 2008 until October 2008.

Posted: Jan 23, 2026 9:05 PM EST | Last Updated: January 23

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Nazi Germany 1933 and MAGA America 2025

Adolf Hitler’s first year in power offers a reminder of the damage that was done by one man who rose to power legally following a series of political and economic crises in Germany. Hitler was the leader of the Nazi Party, which was radically right-wing, antisemitic, anticommunist, and antidemocratic...


Adolf Hitler’s first year in power offers a reminder of the damage that was done by one man who rose to power legally following a series of political and economic crises in Germany, Hitler was the leader of the Nazi Party, which was radically right-wing, antisemitic, anticommunist, and antidemocratic...


Trump has been left to pursue power at home and abroad in his struggle for absolute power. As he warned, the only force that can limit him is “my own mind.”

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"Brrrr!" Just thinking about Trumpo The Typo's mind and I get the shivers as I manifest an image in my mind of being dropped in a Large can of Flesh-eating Worms.


TOOD-A-LOO!" See you all later.