101 Replies to “December 11, 2020 – Reader Tips”

      1. No problemo. We got into it on yesterday’s “Tips.” It’s a story that’s gone viral. Tucker Carlson was so gracious to Ezra. Too bad the piece on FNC was so short in duration. Ezra applied his expertise as a journalist perfectly well to make us proud, he was very informative.

        Tucker knows that our News Kill Channel competes with the Dead News Channel to not report the news in this country, bless his heart.

        We need to be Munroe Doctrined in this country. I’m thinking of ordering the stars and stripes flag and practicing their National Anthem. /s

        1. While the story may have gone viral, I suspect that most Canadians will shrug it off with an “Oh, well, what can you do about it?” and continue as if nothing had happened.

          1. Yes, of course, and as usual the Liberals are blaming the previous government for their latest scandal as if they don’t have anything to do with the hot water they’re in.

            In the H of C the Liberal Minister of Defense Harjit Sajjan said, “Let me be clear we do not train with Chinese Military… it was the previous government that signed a Cooperation Plan Initiative in 2013.” (What? What incompetence!)

            Check the second frame here, it starts with Conservative James Bezan of Selkirk, Manitoba who begins:

            https://mobile.twitter.com/rpfahlman

            I think the Prime Minister left it all to his subordinates to sort out because he forgot his BIG boy pants at home. Again.

            Nothing to see here. Let’s move along. Git.

          1. The Munroe Doctrine should be amended. China is an interloper in the affairs of North and South America. They should be banned from interference in our affairs forthwith.

            Treasonous Liberal and or Democrat Parties should therefore be abolished forthwith.

            China needs to be dealt with.

    2. Did Trudy Wuhan let ccp soldiers carry weapons that are designed to kill large numbers of people in the shortest amount of time in Canada? Why does he trust commies more than canucks?

      1. “Why does he trust commies more than canucks?”

        Simples – Because he admires their basic dictatorship, and has nothing but contempt for ours.

        – Oh and, the ccp weapons designed to kill large numbers of people, aren’t pointed at him. Yet.

        1. In the novel and, later, the movie, the character in question was captured and brainwashed into being a sleeper. Prinz Dummkopf, however, was brought up that way.

        2. Trust? Maybe. Kindred spirits imo. Mini-PET admires China gets things done, without inconveniences of accountability.

    4. Watcher – well he did tell us he wanted to bring in a million people a year – it was only a small oversight that they would be Chinese soldiers. Let’s see -seize the firearms, destroy economy, destroy the value of the currency, chip people and trace their movements , control the media and information,herd them around like sheep. Just call it a reset. Has anyone realized what we have let happen.

      1. Also they have rendered the small armed forces we had nearly operationally ineffective by cuts and ridiculous edicts mostly about”diversify”.

    5. The BEST part of that segment? Tucker broadcasting what Kate has been repeating since 2013 … that your PM “Admires the Basic Dictatorship” of the ChiComs Dear Leader Xi. I was cheering from my couch perch … saying YEAH! Let the rest of the world LEARN what we here already know.

  3. RE: Cards to prove that you were inoculated against Covid-19.

    I know a lot of people oppose the cards as proof that the holder was inoculated.

    What happens of in a year from now, at a foreign border crossing, when the customs officer asks, ”Do you have proof of inoculation against Covid-19??” Say you’re from Saskatchewan, on a trip to Hawaii, and the custom guy says, ”No card, no entry into the USA.” Twas just a thought.

    I got to Honolulu just after midnight, a few years ago not too long after 9-1-1. A special USDA inspector asked if I had visited a farm in the last few weeks. Of course I had, I lived on a farm in Saskatchewan. He had me take my shoes off, and ran a pencil through the grips of my new Merrell runners. I asked him what he was looking for. He replied, ”Weed seeds and soil borne insects.” He was sporting a chrome plated 9MM. Needless to say, I complied.

    Get your inoculation card people. Trust me, you may need it.

    1. No more borders in a year. Earth will officially change its name to China. Bwahahahaha.

      You’ll need more than just inoculation papers to travel comrade. Unless you are friend of the party of course.

    3. I would guess that most people do NOT realize that you can be denied entry to any country if they just don’t like the looks of you.
      Fortunately, that rarely happens.
      My sister and I hope to go on our cruise to Alaska and Japan next fall, so we will be having the vaccine, just to make sure that the “t’s are crossed and the I’s are dotted”.

    1. I watched for about 2 minutes. That could well describe many airports I’ve passed through.

    1. Mad Maxine’s intellectual clone.

      If I recall correctly, she was the one who acted so boorishly during the sessions at which Giuliani was present a few days ago.

  9. Now that the main stream news media are starting to report on all of the Biden family corruption and pay to play, is this how the Democratic party gets rid of Biden and gets VP Harris to become President?

  10. Something to consider in the China Files revelation. This is the second time in the past year when it has come to light that General Vance has acted against the wishes of the Trudeau government. The previous instance had to do with a proposal regarding response to the pandemic. On July 23 of this year, he announced that he would be retiring and would stay in his position until a successor is named. No successor has been named as yet, but it will be interesting to see whether the next Chief of the Defence Staff will be more compliant towards its political masters.

  11. CTV is reporting that President Biden has selected Corn Pop as head of his security. That will stop the Trumpkin cult from harming President Biden. Corn Pop is a bad dude!

  12. BNN-Bloomberg news, just an hour ago, is reporting that one of its staff in Beijing is being arbitrarily detained on espionage charges. True, this is the left eating its own, but I hope the poor guy gets released.

  13. Blackie’s CBC reports that most of the jet fighter junk Canada bought from Australia, is still not in service. It may take up to five years to get most of them in the air. Perhaps they can store them next to the junk submarines the Liberals bought years ago. And the bought and paid for TV networks along with the Toronto Star, continue to ignore the Canada/China military scandal. Toronto Sun has been told its all Harper’s fault.

    1. John, Rebel News broke the Global Affairs scandal first, then the Globe and Mail did a lengthy front-page story using Rebel’s documents. Then two days ago PostMedia did a quick, lazy story just cribbing off Rebel Mews and the Globe. But as you say the entire broadcast media is censoring the story. Corruption and Trudeau’s Liberals rule. Wink, nod.

  14. True North reports that a Green MP wants words banned from the English language that upsets people. This comes after a whiny indian group complained about the use of the word tribal. Tribal is a word used by white colonial settlers to persecute indians. Meanwhile before China Justin heads for his imperial winter palace at Harrington Lake, he will be joined by Climate Ken and Building Barbie to announce his new global warming scams to destroy what is left of the Canadian economy.

  15. Biden and Heels in ears Harris Time magazine people of the year.Look up and see who won in 1938 .His first name was Adolph.

    1. I believe Uncle Joe made the Time cut too?

      “There once was a Marxist named Lenin
      Who did two or three million men in.
      That’s a lot to have done-in,
      But where he did one in,
      His follower, Stalin, did ten in!”

    1. OK, so what about that rumour from a couple of months ago about Chinese troops out West– on Victoria Island, Alberta and around Thunder Bay if I recall. There were several reports and the rumour cropped up on several sites, eventually on SDA. At the time, it was deemed not true — don’t remember why, maybe because it was too fantastical. Maybe more investigation needs to be done.

  17. Maybe the plan is to use Chinese troops to suppress any attempt at Western independence; a people’s revolt (a la Nicolae Ceaușescu); or a ‘coup’ by our own CF.

  19. Time to connect some of the dots revealed in one of the National Post’s articles (see link at the end) on the People’s Liberation Army in Petawawa (PLAiP) affair. Ian Shugart, the Deputy Minister at Global Affairs Canada (aka Foreign Affairs), wanted the PLA to participate in the winter training exercise despite the imprisoning of the two Michaels and the objections of Canada’s allies. The Chief of the Defence Staff, Jonathan Vance, did not want the PLA to participate. In the end, Vance’s position prevailed – the PLA did not participate in the training exercise (however, as has now been revealed by the Toronto Sun, the PLA were allowed to send observers) .

    End of story? No. For his devotion to the Supreme Leader, Ian Shugart was subsequently appointed to the top job in the federal civil service, Clerk of the Privy Council. And what of Jonathan Vance? He was screwed over by Justin.

    “Vance’s retirement followed a decision by Trudeau to reject Vance’s candidacy to become Military Adviser to NATO’s Secretary-General, Global News reported Thursday.
    This was a stunning rebuke to a soldier who has spent 39 years of his life in service to his country, including long assignments in Germany, the Balkans and Afghanistan.”
    https://globalnews.ca/news/7211272/general-jonathan-vance-retires/

    This is the link to the National Post article which provided the dots:
    https://nationalpost.com/news/politics/secret-documents-reveal-liberals-dismay-at-cancelled-china-exercises

  20. I see Time magazine has named Joe Biden and Kamala Harris as person of the year. Time to put Time Magazine into the trash heap along with McLean’s Magazine

    1. I wonder why they haven’t received their Nobel peace prize yet… for showing up while not being Orange.

  23. From the forewarned files, Trudeau/Trudope is assuring us anyone who suffers severe reaction to the Cocvid vaccine
    will be compensated!

  24. Both the Liberal Party’s CBC and the Liberal Party’s CTV is excited this morning about all the homosexual, lesbian, transgender, etc. Christmas movies and TV shows this season. Because when you think Christmas, you think gay sex.

    1. Well, there is that line in a certain Christmas carol, you know, the one about donning “gay apparel”…..

  25. It is in the nature of complex systems to grow and burgeon until fundamental flaws bring their downfall. Complex systems are rather susceptible to sudden, large scale change. They handle slow and subtle changes smoothly, but quick, large scale change does not leave a complex system an adequate opportunity to adapt. Complex systems are like heavily loaded diesel trucks on a downhill run: they require more braking distance than smaller vehicles. Sudden change tends to stress a complex system precisely where its fundamental flaws make it the weakest. Without adequate time to adapt to the change, the result is a systemic breakdown.

    1. Watcher: Right you are. Systemic breakdown is what happened in 2007-2008 when the world’s financial system came close to collapsing because of the unraveling of the complex financial structures created to mask high-risk debt, especially high-risk U.S. mortgages, as AAA level debt (the highest level of creditworthiness).

      Canada avoided that crisis, but given our current excessive level of government spending, Canada will be leading the way into the next global financial meltdown.

  26. This is a Bigger Play than PLA troops. If Trudeau approves this sale of this gold mine on Canada’s Arctic coast. He will be allowing the CCP to have a naval port on the Arctic Ocean. They already have the Nuclear Icebreakers. And they would have a port on the Northwest Passage. Very Strategic Play.
    https://www.rcinet.ca/en/2020/11/30/decision-on-chinese-purchase-of-arctic-mine-delayed-former-general-against-it/#:~:text=A%20struggling%20gold%20mine%20in%20Canada%E2%80%99s%20high%20Arctic,Bay%2C%20a%20site%20along%20the%20strategic%20Northwest%20Passage.

    1. Neat. The Chicoms can run interference on NORAD, up close and personal, at a minimum. I read the geological crap on this “mine”. HAHAHAHA! Wouldn’t be surprised that there are a few more “mine shafts” put in place, if they seal the deal. Great place to pack a couple of PLA missiles. Inside the wire, so to speak.
      Kan-eh-jians are definitely stoopit, or certain ones “on the take” on this deal.

  27. We are angry at the our corrupt governments, their ongoing corruption and how they handle the Chinese virus. But corruption also percolates, worldwide, through governments’ absurd borrowing and central banks monetizing the debt with a ballooning world money supply.

    This morning I woke up early (10 minutes to 5 am Atlantic time), couldn’t sleep, so I tuned into the two business news channels, which cover at the time international business news. This morning scared me. Britain is set for a no-deal Brexit (the EU morons are too stupid to understand the implications). Spain is set to have 0% short interest rates. Britain has warned its banks to prepare for NEGATIVE interest rates. This morning the klutzy EU has agreed for record infrastructure spending and more debt. Who knows what the Harris-Biden administration will do.

    What all this is leading to is the state of our stock markets. This stock markets, everywhere, are horrendously overvalued, and we are headed for a sharp correction or a true crash. Those with portfolios or mutual funds, read this article on the latest reading of the Buffett Indicator:
    https://www.advisorperspectives.com/dshort/updates/2020/12/02/market-cap-to-gdp-an-updated-look-at-the-buffett-valuation-indicator

    Read it and weep. The reporter matter-of-factly lays out the facts, but they are scary. I say this as a PhD economist. What it means makes Premier Ford shutting down small businesses seem like child’s play. We will be ravaged by inflation and very slow growth.

    David Rosenberg, a good conservative economist, said people should be invested in gold, real estate, real commodities and real infrastructure. These assets will survive in an inflation.[

    2. David:
      You will no doubt remember how Canada was plagued with “stagflation” in the 1970s – high inflation combined with high unemployment.
      The former Bank of Canada Governor, Gordon Thiessen, had this to say in 1999 about why there had been such high inflation in the 1970s:
      “One of the initial consequences of this accumulating worldwide monetary stimulus was a sharp rise in the prices of oil and other primary products in the early 1970s. Countries, like Canada, which are major producers of such commodities, experienced a surge in income and wealth. But they also faced strong demand pressures and rising inflation. In Canada, the surge in inflation was especially dramatic, reaching 12 per cent in 1974.

      Once inflation had risen to those levels, it was very difficult to reverse. With each passing year, expectations of ongoing high inflation became increasingly entrenched.”

      Based on his actions, our current Bank of Canada governor must strongly disagree with Thiessen since Macklem is applying monetary stimulus to the max.

      1. MJ,
        During much of the inflation of the 1970s, between 1973 and 1975, I was a financially-struggling student at U of Zero, just getting by on a teaching and research assistantship. I remember, in those old days, shopping in a grocery store, seeing multiple price tags stamped on the same food item, with the item’s price going up each day.

        What really angered me was that, around 1973, the government suits at Ottawa city council passed a by-law that said that all household garbage must be packed in plastic bags, and not simply put in the old-fashioned garbage cans. But plastic garbage bags were made from oil-based products, with the oil prices sky high. Moreover Union Carbide was in the midst of cornering the market on plastic bags, and set near-monopoly prices on “Glad Bags” (Remember the man from Glad? He talked about strong Glad Bags in repetitive commercials — all the while I was bleeding money paying for plastic Glad Bags.

        In 1975 I had my MA degree, and got my first professional job as a research economist, and could breathe easier financially (I bought some small gold bars back then to boot). A couple of years later inexpensive plastic bags started to price-undercut Union Carbide. But by then I had started not to worry about sky-high Glad Bags.

        I was a researcher at the Conference Board of Canada. We had, way back then, three or four people working on finding the causes of inflation. They pulled their hair out, frustrated at researching this. Way back then Canada had Ms. Beryl Plumptree, and the Anti-Inflation Board, a utterly useless government agency. Economics, UNB at Fredericton.

        1. In 1975 Dad bought a new 100 hp John Deere tractor for 22500.00 and a front end loader was included in that price.
          By 1982 a comparable tractor of the same make had more than doubled in price.

    3. “… said people should be invested in gold, real estate, real commodities and real infrastructure…”

      I heard it put, “Invest in gold, silver and lead.”

      1. David, in the 70’s I was making buckets of money doing something that most of my peers thought was stupid. I bought a new house in 1970, built a cottage on a lake lot in 1972, lot bought in 1971, bought everything a man could want in the day and my wife and I started our family after six years of marriage. I owed nothing except the very small mortgage on our house. Life was good until it wasn’t. This reply is to David why the hell, it jumped I do not know.

        1. Now, as was the case back in the mid-inflationary 1970s, it pays to invest in real assets. Six years ago, my newlywed wife and I bought a riverfront fishing cabin for about $60,000 (a steal), on the Miramichi in central New Brunswick. We tuen sank about $80,000 in it, in renovations and a good shale breakwater to prevent soil erosion. It’s valued now at about $130,000, ostensibly a money pit.

          But we love the cabin. Now, with the Chinese virus on, outsiders are snapping up rural cottages and empty houses in central New Brunswick like hotcakes, buying them on the internet withou5 actslly visiting yhe 0ropertiee, from overworked real estate agents here.

          We will see inflation in the next few years. All I know is that my wife and I, and the dog, will be fishing and staring at ducks and geese as they swim by, knowing that the insidious inflation will not affect the cabin one bit. Nor our modest city bungalow. But inflation will hit us elsewhere. And the Trudeau government will increase taxes, particularly income taxes. They just announced a huge increase in the carbon tax.

      2. Y, the lead would be the important one because if it is in a bullet it will be worth far more than silver or gold when the is no more food and you have to take what you need to survive.

        1. I own, legally, a very modest fairly-old double-barrelled 20-guage shotgun. Before anyone laughs at this, it is incredibly easy to use, vith virtually no kick to it. And anyone remotely familiar with using shotguns knows they are incredibly loud and lethal weapons. I am to old to hunt now, but I regularly clean it and care for it, and fire it a few times a year for fun and practice. I would never, ever use it on anyone. But our fishing cabin is in an isolated stretch of the Miramichi, with bear and coyotes around (we have yet to see any near the cabin, but occasionally see tracks and scat nearby). So our modest firearm is there for insurance.

        1. Canada is in the complex structure failure mode. Has been since PET or rather has accelerated under his hand and all the retards we have elected to Ottawa since then have all piled on including Harper. Who it turned out was just another globalist.
          Canada’s Total Public Debt is equal to the combined debts of Italy, France, Greece Portugal and Spain Combined now.
          We carry a burden in the Canadian Gulag of over 550,000 PAGES of Laws Rules and Regulations.
          All shuffled back and forth by union scale bureaucrats in both official languages, all making more in wages and benefits than J6P.
          A full 40% of Canadian workers are employed in some level of government or one of its contractor companies. There is no way out.
          The descent has begun, no amount of borrowing and printing of currency can suspend the wall that is approaching. Get out of the way so the elephant does not kill you in its death throes.
          SIC SEMPER TYRANNUS

  28. Is it true that Trudeau thinks Chinese troops were just training with Canadian troops during the Korean War….asking for a friend?

  30. I’m watching Climate Ken, Building Barbie, and dickhead rant about global warming, where they are surrounded by snow and trees. Of course they started off by stating that they are on indian land. Lots of announcements of increased regulations for industry, fifteen billion dollars to be spent on global warming scams, banning fossil fuels, and lots more taxes. As Climate Ken explained, we must catch up to the wonderful job China is doing and the great job Biden will be doing. China Justin then ranted about what a wonderful job he is doing to defeat the China virus, and ordered racist Canadians to wash their filthy hands and stay home. And of course he blamed Harper for no action in the past to fight global warming, and he stated that he will be relying on indians to help fight global warming.

    1. We are still in an ice age. Why shouldn’t we be warming? When we start cooling, start worrying. Not long ago in geoogical terms there was 2 km of ice where I’m sitting now. Was that better? Trudeau is bought and paid for by the Chinese. He was way cheaper than Joe Biden but way more committed.

      1. He was way cheaper than Joe Biden but way more committed.

        Prinz Dummkopf should be committed, if you get my meaning.

      2. We’ll be in the current climactic conundrum until the Rocky Mountains wear down, or by some miracle the North and South American continents split again around Panama, thereby changing the circulation dynamics in the oceans. Or the geological forces up in the Iceland/Greenland area melt the Greenland ice cap…..temporarily. As long as one “pole” is occupied with a land mass on this planet, there will be ice and ice ages. All that “carbon tax” filched from you just goes into someone’s pocket, one way or another and doesn’t do a thing controllable by man. Except make you poor.
        What we should be doing is investigating getting off this rock, because the odds of another chunk of space junk whacking this planet and obliterating the current crop of human douche bags and blasting us back to the stone age or further, are better than you think.

  31. Seems that “New Country” is coming whether we wish it or not.
    Anyone notice the rumblings of starvation?
    Now there is a panic we can all get behind.

    As Canada crumbles,foreign powers will snap up whatever assets they can.
    Nothing has changed in this manner..
    Outside eyes always see the weaknesses of a country long before the citizens,especially those in the trough,will admit them.
    We are a profoundly weak nation,at war with ourselves.
    Ever since Pierre the Idiot,our government has sold us out at every opportunity.
    Destroyed our military capabilities,left our borders undefended and abused our neighbours generosity .
    Since the sixties we have remained a branch economy,serving the interests of our foreign masters always ,Canadian Ownership is frowned upon by our effete elites.
    taxed into oblivion.
    Remember Mr Dithers?
    Super patriot ,finance minister of Canada?
    With all his fleet registered in Panama..
    Those Panama Papers our fearless media media carefully ignored?

    Follow the money with Monseur Cretin?
    Mr I’m Entitled to my entitlements, who went from Prime Minister to Chinese Profiteer in a single step.
    Small Potatoes is indeed small potatoes compared to the deceit and treachery that preceded his promotion.
    The Librano’s are quite open about their corruption,it is a status symbol amongst them,they get brownie points for how far into the future they can enslave the children yet to be born to residents of Alberta,Saskatchewan and BC.
    Luxurious Living now against future pain for other peoples children?
    That is the way of the parasite.
    If you want a future for your grandchildren,you need to cut the freeloaders loose.
    What truly amazes me,is the docile manner in which we pay for benefits we will never see.

      1. I do not know if Canadians are stupid or not, but they — and particularly non-elite Canadians outside of the public sector –are going to learn quickly what a terrible stagflationary economy is like, over the next five to ten years. This, with huge streams of unskilled immigrants coming in.

  33. Does anybody EVER think of the word treason or sedition. ??
    Seems to me it could be applied to what the Soy Boy is doing to this country,
    Who has the gonads to use it? O’Toole? Ha! Dont make me laugh,

  34. One of the Twitter handles that has been mentioned here on SDA has been removed, Tom Graham @tom2badcat. He was ex-82nd Airborne and pointed out that Trump was presumably following the vote steal in real team at a SCIF located in the Eisenhower building.

  35. Back to the Plague of Justinian. In the 1918 Influenza in a population of 500,000 in Alberta 4380 died. Every single community had deaths. In 2020 there are no cemeteries full of the dead. Do this experiment how many people do you know personally that died of the covid, ask your friends how many people that they know personally that died of just covid.
    The streets are not full of the dead. No one is walking down the streets calling out. Bring Out The Dead.
    The only Pandemic is in government and the Mockingbird Media. They want to cover up the 80% death rate in seniors homes were seniors were under the care and control of government.
    Now understand I am sorry for those who did succumb at the hands of government.
    But in reality surely some adult can step forth and clean u this mess created by Ottawa and our pathetic useless Provincial Leaders. They should all be rounded up and put in prison. Bring Out The Dead.
    Horseshit. Pure Horseshit.
    https://add.albertadoctors.org/issues/may-june-2020/1918-19-spanish-flu-alberta/

  36. 37 cents extra cost per litre of gas?
    The second carbon tax to kick in January 2021.
    So with oil at 40 bucks a barrel the cost per litre will be damn near 100% taxes.

  38. The political panels at both CBC and CTV this evening think Blackie’s new global warming scams are wonderful. Everything about Blackie is wonderful. Canadians won’t mind paying an extra 40 cents a litre.

  39. Speaking of carbon emissions…
    Here in S. Ontario the vast majority of our carbon emissions originate in the Ohio Valley, the bedrock of US manufacturing. Unless Dickspank can invent some kind of blocking mechanism to repel this horrible emission, then his whole plan to reduce it will be for nought.
    He and his fellow assholes have no clue as to what they are doing, other than bleeding us dry.
    Dear Justin- the atmosphere does not recognize borders. IDIOT!

    1. I was in Fort St. John earlier this week and, often, when I clicked on a YouTube video, I got similar blathering from–you guessed it!–Bonnie “The Quack” Henry.

      Then again, it’s B. C., the province where logic goes to die.

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