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Brendo

@SolidSnakk

Democratic/Communal Architect. I love evokative shit. I try to build communities and palaces for the people. I love wombats.

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Joined July 2016
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If you see this tweet, you have to mention one of your favourite paintings. Untitled by Hiroyuki Doi (2007), ink on paper. Really just enjoy the expansiveness of it and how small I feel inside it. Also reminds me of cauliflower.
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Josh Sawyer (@jesawyer) profile pictureJosh Sawyer@jesawyer26 Dec 2023
If you see this tweet, you have to mention one of your favorite paintings. I saw Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan at the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow. It’s huge and fucked me up.
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🇭🇷Proposals for the Croatian flag in 1990/1991.
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My Croatian grandmother, my baba, and my platform namesake, is my favourite home-cook. My favourite thing about her recipes is that she types phonetically when speaking to you. In order to be able to read this correctly, you must read the text aloud with a thick Slavic accent for it to make any sense. However, if you follow the instructions correctly, you will end up with beautiful cabbage rolls, also known as sarma.
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💤@Fingerpaint1000Nov 6
#vapeontheelderly
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Greetings! We are happy to announce the FULL RELEASE of our English subs for Romance of the Three Kingdoms, from episode 1 to the final episode 84! This also includes improvements and fixes of our previous translations, as well as bonus material! (DOWNLOAD LINKS IN REPLIES)
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I am part of the resistance inside of the high school administration
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Avi Lewis
@avilewisNov 3
It's time for nation-building projects for the people. Ahead of the 2026 Budget, we're calling on the Liberals to prioritize three big projects that will lower costs and make life better for millions of families, paid for by a wealth tax on the 1%. • Make a down payment to build a network of 50 public grocery stores. • Triple the federal government's community housing investment to build one million non-market homes for people. • Make a nation-building investment in health care, including funding pharmacare from coast to coast to coast. Read my full letter to Prime Minister Carney.
Letter from NDP Avi Lewis to Prime Minister Carney outlining three NDP priorities for Budget 2026: 1. A down payment on a network of public grocery stores from coast to coast. $350 million for initial infrastructure, $290 million ongoing to build 50 stores. 2. Triple the federal government's investment in community housing over 10 years to $18 billion, to build a million new non-market homes. 3. A nation-building investment in health care, guaranteeing an increase of at least 6% per year to the Canada Health Transfer, costing $12 billion over 5 years. Additionally, conclude and fund pharmacare deals with the remaining provinces and territories. To fund these investments, we are calling for a wealth tax starting at 1% on fortunes exceeding $10 million and escalating to 3% on the largest fortunes, which could generate up to $40 billion a year, and $500 billion over ten years.

ALT Letter from NDP Avi Lewis to Prime Minister Carney outlining three NDP priorities for Budget 2026: 1. A down payment on a network of public grocery stores from coast to coast. $350
million for initial infrastructure, $290 million ongoing to build 50 stores. 2. Triple the federal government's investment in community housing over 10 years to $18 billion, to build a million new non-market homes. 3. A nation-building investment in health care, guaranteeing an increase of at least 6% per year to the Canada Health Transfer, costing $12 billion over 5 years. Additionally, conclude and fund pharmacare deals with the remaining provinces and territories. To fund these investments, we are calling for a wealth tax starting at 1% on fortunes exceeding $10 million and escalating to 3% on the largest fortunes, which could generate up to $40 billion a year, and $500 billion over ten years.

Letter from NDP Avi Lewis to Prime Minister Carney outlining three NDP priorities for Budget 2026: 1. A down payment on a network of public grocery stores from coast to coast. $350 million for initial infrastructure, $290 million ongoing to build 50 stores. 2. Triple the federal government's investment in community housing over 10 years to $18 billion, to build a million new non-market homes. 3. A nation-building investment in health care, guaranteeing an increase of at least 6% per year to the Canada Health Transfer, costing $12 billion over 5 years. Additionally, conclude and fund pharmacare deals with the remaining provinces and territories. To fund these investments, we are calling for a wealth tax starting at 1% on fortunes exceeding $10 million and escalating to 3% on the largest fortunes, which could generate up to $40 billion a year, and $500 billion over ten years.

ALT Letter from NDP Avi Lewis to Prime Minister Carney outlining three NDP priorities for Budget 2026: 1. A down payment on a network of public grocery stores from coast to coast. $350
million for initial infrastructure, $290 million ongoing to build 50 stores. 2. Triple the federal government's investment in community housing over 10 years to $18 billion, to build a million new non-market homes. 3. A nation-building investment in health care, guaranteeing an increase of at least 6% per year to the Canada Health Transfer, costing $12 billion over 5 years. Additionally, conclude and fund pharmacare deals with the remaining provinces and territories. To fund these investments, we are calling for a wealth tax starting at 1% on fortunes exceeding $10 million and escalating to 3% on the largest fortunes, which could generate up to $40 billion a year, and $500 billion over ten years.

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Type shit I’m on for Halloween weekend
Trill Withers (@TylerIAm) profile pictureTrill Withers@TylerIAm6 Oct 2023
That beer hit my hand on a Friday like Mjolnir
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日本人は南スラヴ人
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Buffalo bills tik tok is wild Love this Cats bro!!! #gobills #BillsMafia
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I never understood companies that are proud that be "family-owned" So you dont believe in meritocracy then? We got nepo babies running this ship?
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You can learn a surprising amount about a European country by asking one question: When does the café close? Europe shares coffee. Not café culture.
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Ottawa mayor forecast: Mark Sutcliffe: 43.6% Jeff Leiper: 31.1% Alex Lawson: 16.7% Neil Saravanamuttoo: 6.1%
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they’re executing brad bradford in sankofa square tomorrow thank god
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.@_MarkSutcliffe's co-campaign manager praising the fact that there was the lowest voter turnout in Ottawa in 23 years tells you exactly the kind of Mayor Mark will be for the next four years. Another council term of ignoring residents and empty public consultations.
Brett Byers (@Brett__Byers) profile pictureBrett Byers@Brett__ByersOct 27
Low turnout plus the strong belief that incumbents were likely to win suggests that most residents are comfortable with their political representation at City Hall.
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TLDR if you want change in Ottawa, you need to offer change, tangible change in your policy. @LeiperOttawa failed to galvanize the base and the 36% turnout shows that.
Brendo (@SolidSnakk) profile pictureBrendo@SolidSnakkOct 27
Mark Sutcliffe's re-election over Jeff Leiper with only 36% voter turnout is indicative of Jeff's inability to energize the base, to give people a vision. Jeff was able to bring voters out to vote AGAINST Mark, but what was he offering to his base? /1
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Mark Sutcliffe's re-election over Jeff Leiper with only 36% voter turnout is indicative of Jeff's inability to energize the base, to give people a vision. Jeff was able to bring voters out to vote AGAINST Mark, but what was he offering to his base? /1
CTV Ottawa (@ctvottawa) profile pictureCTV Ottawa@ctvottawaOct 27
BREAKING: CTV News declares Mark Sutcliffe re-elected mayor of Ottawa. ctvnews.ca/ottawa/article/ma…
Mark Sutcliffe re-elected mayor of Ottawa

Mark Sutcliffe re-elected mayor of Ottawa

Ottawa voters have given Mark Sutcliffe another four-year term as mayor of Canada’s capital.

ctvnews.ca
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I say all of this while wishing Jeff had won. I voted for him, but even at the voting booth, I thought to myself "does this man deserve my vote? what is actually going to happen if he wins?". I was not excited to vote for him, and for the base, that's a death sentence.
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I hope this is a sign to future mayoral candidates that if you want change for Ottawa, you need to offer change. You need to show how you are helping working-class Ottawans in tangible ways.
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