Canadaland is much more than just Jesse Brown though.
The Canadaland podcast has been covering this story for a while now.
Canadaland has been covering this. They are independent journalists and it's important to support this type of reporting.
Okay then yeah, shouldn't be an issue for you :)
Did they all have the wood paneling? I had the brown one.
I never played the first Divinity Original Sin. I'm not sure how well it would hold up but I've done 2 playthroughs of Divinity Original Sin 2. Highly recommend.
I'm doing Dragonborne Barbarian this playthrough. Have you played? What did you go with?
Good to know, thank you :)
Bought Baldur's Gate 3 when it was recently on sale. I imagine that's going to keep me busy for quite some time!
Clearly you haven't seen any of the Spider-Verse movies...
Days of Our Lives lol I loved watching it with my mom.
The Paris 2024 team is made up of 37 talented athletes – 13 of them are women – competing in 12 different sports. They're a team born from circumstance and opportunity. Their existence signifies hope, belonging and inclusion.
Despite the attempts of the IOC to claim that they do not want to be political, the reality is that sport is and will always be political. The existence of the EOR points to global unrest and politics as one of the complex layers why the team exists.
Yes, but does Elon deserve a more handsome depiction? I think not.
Saw the trailer for "Jackpot!" which is 3 minutes and 39 seconds long. It literally spoils that the ally betrays the protagonists, which I'm sure was supposed to be an unexpected twist. I feel like I already saw the whole movie, so why would I pay to go see it?
Like the very real photos he took with his black supporters?
Does Elon deserve that though? I think not.
Too handsome.
That's how I felt about a lot of olympic events, they're still entertaining and impressive as heck though!
Jesse Curtis Morton begins work as a counterterrorism researcher at George Washington University this fall. But his path to the position was highly unconventional: until 2012, Morton was Younus Abdullah Muhammad, a Muslim extremist who founded a radical Islamist website. His decision to go undercove...
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Federal prosecutors once regarded Jesse Curtis Morton as a threat to national security.
The FBI said the pro-jihadist website he helped found, RevolutionMuslim.com, inspired a number of terrorist plots. On that website, militant training videos, bomb-making instructions, praise for al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden and chat rooms for discussions among members created a multi-media stew of toxic content, they said.
In 2012, Morton was sentenced to more than 11 years in prison for his role in running the site.
Now, just four years later, Morton is free and has been hired as a terrorism analyst at a George Washington University-based think tank.
Voters are begging for something, anything, different
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No mention of the NDP. If only that was the "something different" people were willing to try.
In reference to the last post on temperature blankets. This is my temperature blanket for the year 2022. I didn't want it to be a giant blanket so what I did was took the average temperature over two days for each row. It ended up being a bit smaller than a throw blanket. It's also evident that my tension got looser over time which made it come out pretty wonky. Overall I think it turned out pretty nice!
True crime podcast Invisible Choir is assisting in an investigation to find out who is responsible for child abuse and exploitation. They're asking anyone with information to submit a tip.
Is there a way to hide posts? I have slight arachnophobia and want to be able to hide posts when they contain spiders without having to block a community or a user.