Brian Tracey @ExposedTravel

Joined April 2022

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Brian Tracey @ExposedTravel

2 hours ago

@krassenstein Yes. I have a bridge It’s in Brooklyn Would you be interested

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2 hours ago

@bryan_johnson I am really interested in what you do. However, the amount of plastics and fragrances and chemicals in your home is crazy. Saw it in the documentary a few years back as well.

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2 hours ago

@BarackObama @amyactonoh @SherrodBrown Yeah. I’ll pass

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4 hours ago

@Dave_Eby You are one desperate mf.

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4 hours ago

@SenWarren Also shopping malls are no longer a safe place to take your family. Teen takeovers. Thuggery. Roaming thieves. No thanks.

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4 hours ago

@SenWarren Last week it was spices. This week it is outdated shopping malls. You have nothing to offer. Zero substance. Stick that in your peace pipe.

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4 hours ago

@AdamKinzinger You don’t deserve answers. If you want them, go to Ukraine. Midget

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4 hours ago

@NewYorkStateAG Working for the Nigerians. Got it.

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4 hours ago

@KathyHochul Plastic creep.

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4 hours ago

@GavinNewsom Wait a minute …

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4 hours ago

@TishJames You are so gross and corrupt.

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5 hours ago

@RepJeffries I’ve never seen anyone pull off the “dead behind the eyes” look, as well as you do. It continues to amaze me how low level IQ your outward appearance is.

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5 hours ago

@krassenstein The only thing you are going to release is foul midget breath.

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5 hours ago

@liberal_party He’s lying and gaslighting you all… again and again.

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5 hours ago

@GavinNewsom I don’t think so cuck.

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5 hours ago

@BernieSanders Raging lunatic. The eyes. Al way the eyes.

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Your mouth is open which means you are gaslighting and lying. • Labor productivity (GDP per hour worked): Canada lags significantly. It ranks toward the lower end of advanced economies / G7 in recent OECD data (often around the low teens to 20s depending on the exact series and year). Productivity growth has trailed the US for decades; the gap has widened, and the Bank of Canada has described weak productivity as a serious challenge. High education levels have not fully translated into top-tier output per hour. • Talent competitiveness: In the 2025 IMD World Talent Ranking (which assesses ability to develop, attract, and retain talent across investment, appeal, and readiness), Canada ranked 11th out of 69 economies. Switzerland was #1, followed by Luxembourg, Iceland, Hong Kong, Netherlands, and others. Canada is competitive but not the leader. • Student skills (PISA 2025): Canadian 15-year-olds scored above the OECD average in science, reading, and math (roughly 9th in science, 11th in math, 12th in reading in reported rankings). Leaders were typically Singapore, Chinese regions (e.g., B-S-J-Z), Japan, Korea, and similar East Asian systems. Scores have shown long-term declines and hit recent lows in some subjects. • Labor market outcomes: As of the September 2026 Labour Force Survey, Canada’s unemployment rate was 6.5% after job losses of 68,000 (second consecutive monthly decline). Youth unemployment was notably higher (around 13% in related commentary). These are not the marks of the strongest or tightest labor market among peers. Bottom line Canada has a real, data-backed strength in formal educational attainment among its adult population—one of the highest in the OECD. That supports claims of a highly credentialed or educated workforce. However, the absolute statement that it has “the best workforce in the world” does not hold up against productivity data, talent rankings, international student assessments, or recent labor market performance. It is standard political messaging rather than a ranking-supported fact.

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Brian Tracey @ExposedTravel

7 hours ago

Engagement is not acceptance according to you. Muslim values are Canadian values according to you. You continue to sell our souls and the country with it. Have you ever considered that your values are not Canadian values? Have you ever considered that the Liberal Party of Canada’s values are not Canadian values? History will judge you harshly.