PS. Just try to jam that pipeline down BC's throat, tar-miner. There will be hell to pay.
That is all.

ALERT:@tsboyajian's star is dipping— Jason Wright (@Astro_Wright) May 19, 2017
This is not a drill.
Astro tweeps on telescopes in the next 48 hours: spectra please!
The Liberals are killing the public transit tax credit. #Budget2017 pic.twitter.com/83OcClkwFU— Andrew Scheer (@andrewscheer) March 22, 2017
.@ezralevant says @HilaryBeaumont is lying about seeing a Nazi salute in the crowd, but, ummmm... (c/o @sdbcraig) pic.twitter.com/RMgHDlbI0J— Beisan Zubi (@beisan) February 16, 2017
PS. Anyone with more crowd shots, please post somewhere.
and:Dear lord, Trudeau is so hot.— Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) February 13, 2017
Me watching Trudeau translate himself into French. pic.twitter.com/yazecf1Nvj— Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) February 13, 2017

@Bigcitylib2 Kellie has been clear. Putin is not to be trusted. He is the enemy.— Nick Kouvalis (@NickKouvalis) January 21, 2017
Yeah, its a parody site . But there's an interesting point made here. Assume you have, like Russia does, a troll army that acts in the Russian national interest by, for example, getting clowns like Donald Trump elected. Suppose that assignment is over (successfully concluded), and the next one is to disrupt the German election and get Angela Merkel booted in favor of some far right alternative. What's the quickest way? Well, you just use the 1,000's of twitter accounts you've already created to redirect their bile at the German Chancellor. Better than starting from scratch. But though these accounts are hard to distinguish from the genuinely useful idiots, if people are paying attention, they will see. And that gives the game away. So a sloppy bit of dark ops on the part of the Russkies, perhaps.Fascinating to see Kremlin trolls starting up the Merkel operation in real time today. Mostly repurposed pro-Trump accounts. pic.twitter.com/mlqQxFmf1k— Angela Merkel (@Queen_Europe) December 20, 2016