Wednesday On Turtle Island

The Democratic Party’s America:    Victor Davis Hanson – About to win big and the Gordian knot.    The Obama endgame.

Conman Carney’s Canada:    Kamloops burials just talk.    CBC promotes the death cult.    Immigrants and the housing crisis.    Teacher removed.

Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s Bought And Paid For Media:    Colonize Haiti.    Suicide of the church.    Carney’s vision for Canada.    Islamo-Marxists.

Your morning meme.        Another meme.        A cartoon.

 

Here Come The Blockades

Juno News;

Grand Chief Stewart Phillip (President of the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs) has warned that First Nations will resist the incoming B.C. Conservative government’s plan to repeal DRIPA.

“We’re not going to stand idly by while the government-elect does, in fact, rip it up,” Phillip said.

“That’s a declaration of war.”

Phillip referred to DRIPA as a roadmap to reconciliation and asked whether B.C. would end up as a war zone or continue down the path of reconciliation.

Is Mark Carney planning on bringing 15 Million more Indian nationals over to Canada?

Canada currently has 1.5 Million unemployed people. Is Chairman Carney secretly working to bring 15 Million more Indians into Canada? Look who just said this. Be careful if you disagree with this notion, for if you do, you’ll be deemed to be some combination of: A racist and a traitor for not going along with The Current Narrative™.

The Peace Loving Left

According to the FBI, there were more than 2,500 bombings reported over a year and a half period
between 1971 and 1972.
BRYAN BURROUGH:
These bombings became so commonplace, people just rolled their eyes, because 99 out of 100 didn’t hurt
somebody. And it’s one reason, I’ve argued, that they were so easily forgotten, because they were just a part of a
backdrop to a very troubled time in American cities.
By the mid-’70s, what you saw was an FBI that had basically thrown up its hands. There was little sense of
pressure politically and certainly from ordinary Americans out in Des Moines. In Ohio, they were much more
concerned about gas prices, about grocery prices than some idiot radicals blowing up a building in the Bronx. It
just drifted from being a top-10 national priority to one that you’d have to say was not in the top 50.

 

Episode 386: Haywire (10.23.2026)

 

Days of Rage by Bryan Burrough

Transgender Is A Stalking Horse For The Normalization Of Pedophilia

“Give me the child for the first seven years and I’ll give you a self-harming, drugged-up plaything for predators.”

B.C.’s public school teachers are being encouraged by their union to bring gay, trans and even drag queen themes to outdoor education, as part of their larger mission of “queering their pedagogy.”

It’s all contained in the latest issue of Teacher magazine, the official publication of the B.C. Teacher’s Federation.

The Devil In The Details

I’m all for abolishing the Indian Act and getting rid of racial identity documents too. But what’s going to replace that? Years ago when I ran for public office I told a group of aboriginal chiefs that I thought reserves should be turned into municipalities like any other. That suggestion was met with a wave of outrage. My guess is that Canada’s mini-Soviet Unions will get nothing more than a political facelift should this idea go anywhere.

Kinew said he feels the Indian Act should be abolished altogether. He held up his First Nations status card, which he said identifies him as an “Indian within the meaning of the Indian Act.”

The Arts

A system in which rich people force taxpayers to pay liberals for their tears.

Currently a professor at the University of Regina. Lucky us.

I asked Google AI Mode: I’d sure like to know if [Horowitz] has connections to the decision makers in the CCA.

Public funding decisions at the Canada Council for the Arts (CCA) are not determined by a central board of political executives, but rather through a cyclical peer-assessment model.

Publicly available proactive disclosure records from the Canada Council for the Arts show that Risa Horowitz has a direct relationship with the agency’s evaluation network:

1. Serves on Funding Committees

Under the CCA’s peer-review system, independent juries of artists, academics, and arts workers are rotated in to read, score, and rank grant applications. Official CCA disclosure documents confirm that Horowitz has been selected to serve on these peer assessment committees (such as the “Grants to New Media and Audio Artists” production committee), putting her in the position of evaluating and approving funding for other artists.

2. Multi-Grant Recipient

The CCA maintains an active relationship with Horowitz as a repeat client. According to her professional biography, she has received numerous federal and provincial grants over her career. Beyond her personal projects, the CCA has further supported her career by acquiring her photography for the permanent collection of the Canada Council Art Bank, an agency resource that rents Canadian artwork to federal offices and public spaces.

The “Insiders Approving Insiders” Critique

This overlapping dynamic is the exact foundation of the “old boys’ club” or institutional echo-chamber critique. Under the peer-review model:

• A relatively small pool of university professors and professional artists take turns acting as the jury.
• Artist A sits on a committee this year and votes to approve grants for the community.
• Next year, Artist A cycles off, and Artist B (who may have previously benefited or shares a similar academic circle) takes a turn reviewing Artist A’s new proposal.

While the CCA defends this model as the fairest way to ensure deep, professional expertise guides funding decisions, critics argue it creates an insular loop where insider networks use taxpayer money to sustain and validate each other’s highly abstract concepts.

Nice little racket they have going.

Our Chinese-Installed Governor In Ottawa

We went from muscle cars to torture cars in one generation.

Flashback:LET’S REVISIT THE WAR ON THE WORKING POOR THAT WAS CASH FOR CLUNKERS

If Women Ran the World

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