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I started saying “Point of Order” at my friend’s party when I was judging one of the games and i was super high and then my other friends started saying it, thank you Will Campos for an iconic phrase
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I started saying “Point of Order” at my friend’s party when I was judging one of the games and i was super high and then my other friends started saying it, thank you Will Campos for an iconic phrase
May 28, 2025
Going forward I will not be reblogging or otherwise amplifying individual donation posts on this blog.
(This includes but is not limited to Gaza-based fundraisers.)
I do not have the funds to donate to anyone.
All people deserve to have clean, safe housing, water, and food. All people deserve to feel safe in their homes and have stability in their lives. I grieve the suffering and trauma of my peers who struggle in poverty across the globe.
The survivors of the genocide in Gaza deserve aid and support. The people of the Congo deserve aid and support. The people of Sudan deserve aid and support. None of them deserve the violence and torment that have been inflicted upon them. I desperately wish I could help more and more immediately. I strongly believe in mutual aid, both locally and globally.
If you are on this page and do wish to offer support, here is a post with a list of groups supporting Gaza. And here is a post with links for supporting both Gaza and Sudan. I will update this space as I find more generalized resources. If you wish to donate directly to families in Ghazza, there are several blogs dedicated to vetting those donation campaigns. Please seek them out.
Reblogging donation posts on this blog accomplishes nothing. I have maybe 10 active followers. Most of those followers are already engaging with donation and support without my influence. My reblogs of donation posts get no notes. I cannot meaningfully boost anyone's reach.
What support I can offer here is nothing but an empty gesture.
If you are in need of aid, monetary or otherwise, do not spend your precious time contacting me. I will not be able to help you. I am sorry.
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BIEL XPERIENCE
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Valerie Woods, has broken her silence on Friday’s heated exchange between
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Valerie Woods, has broken her silence on Friday’s heated exchange between her and the Leader of the Opposition, Moses “Shyne” Barrow. The argument led to Barrow being kicked out of the National Assembly Building after making unparliamentary remarks to Woods. Barrow had risen to his feet and was attempting to have his point of order heard when Woods informed him that standing to clarify was not a point of order. Barrow, whose mic was off, then told the speaker she was acting like a PUP, which led to his removal. Barrow has denied making the statements and claimed that Speaker Woods was being biased. Today, our newsroom asked Woods about the exchange and her response to Barrow’s remarks.
May 16, 2018
Mr. Fildebrandt: They’ve embraced the power of free enterprise and decided that it is not good to follow the advice of the Alberta Federation of Labour and set up bong bureaucracies. They’ve decided that pot should be in the private sector. If Bob Marley was alive today, I’m sure he would sing a song about: privatize it. I’ve waited a while to say that.
May 14, 2018
Mr. Strankman: An old rural, farmer adage: they talk about being out standing in their fields.
Upskirting : Point Of Order
Upskirting : Point Of Order
Part of the debate – in the House of Common – 18 June 2018
Philip Davies Conservative, Shipley
On a point of order, Mr Speaker. As you have heard, I very much support the upskirting Bill, not least because of the work I have been doing with Emily Hunt.
Mr Speaker, you have always tried to ensure people outside this place better understand our procedures inside here and I ask you to do so again…
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