Under the category of “Money NOT Well Spent”, we learn that the federal Liberal government has budgeted a $12 Million for Justin Trudeau’s archives. More here.
Thursday On Turtle Island
China Carney’s Canada: Indigenous policy. Another Liberal lie. Communists.
Islamic Socialist America: America First. DSA clowns. Utah college Republicans.
Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s Bought And Paid For Media: Hamas Greta is back. The poppy and the precipice. Woke police. COP31 scams. UK’s warning. A postcard. Tommy Robinson.
Being A Lady, He Likes His Skirts Very Short
November 12, 2026: Reader Tips
Here’s a wonderful song from 1968 I’ve always loved: Do you know the way to San Jose? – sung by Dionne Warwick.
Got any wonderful news tips? You know what to do!
Our Amazing Diversities
In Project Pink Panther, investigators arrested nine people — six in Winnipeg (including a father-and-son pair) and three in Ontario. The group is accused of moving cocaine, methamphetamine, ketamine, and prescription opioids into Manitoba from Ontario, British Columbia, and Alberta using vehicles, couriers, mail, and commercial flights.
Winnipeg Arrests:
Devinder Singh, 57
Tarundev Singh, 32 (son of Devinder)
Amandeep Singh, 47
Mandeep Singh Dutta, 37
Karanvir Singh, 24
Maganpreet Boparai, 25Toronto Arrests:
Tarnvir Sandhu, 37
Karan Joshi, 34
Manjinder Singh Sagoo, 43
I, For One, Welcome Our New Self-Driving Overlords
Fasten your seatbelt and hold your Chinese honeypot closer: The board of Nvidia is preparing to OUST founder and CEO Jensen Huang — WSJ
Zerohedge;
Jensen Huang, the Nvidia chief already under a board investigation over his affair with a woman US intelligence says is a Chinese spy, also had an extramarital relationship with an Nvidia executive who reports to him, according to five people who worked at the company and spoke to The New York Times.
The Libranos: “Full force of the law”
This ought to tickle your funny bone.
On Tuesday, Industry Minister Melanie Joly expressed disappointment in Stellantis and Prime Minister Mark Carney called the sale a “betrayal.”
“The situation in Stellantis, in the Brampton plant, is unacceptable. It violates the obligations that Stellantis has under several agreements,” Carney said. “It’s a betrayal of the workers, as it is a betrayal of the obligations to Canada and, by extension, to all Canadians.”
Despite the public dismay conveyed by Carney and Joly on Tuesday, sources said the federal government had been engaging directly with both companies, knew the terms of the proposed sale and did not stand in the way of it.
Two of the sources said there were more than a dozen meetings between the government and the companies in the last several months. One of the sources said the government was initially opposed to the sale when discussions began.
Given the scope and nature of the government’s private involvement, the three sources were surprised at the federal government’s reaction following the announcement of the sale.
At Northern Perspective: Carney and Joly’s Fake Outrage Exposed As Evidence Shows They Participated In Brampton Sale Talks
Mischief Is Important
Liberal Goes Back In Time To Kill Hitler https://t.co/5oNuyzCraT
— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) November 10, 2026
I Want More Free Stuff!
Back when interest rates fell to near zero thus triggering the mechanism of Net Present Value to catapult housing prices to the moon, I don’t recall hearing about any mass protests. It’s more likely that today’s protestors were too busy cheering for what they perceived to be free money, not realizing that a fall in the rate of interest would ever be converted into a bid on the asset.
Workers and activists want more government action on housing.
The average rent in Spain has almost doubled in the last decade, eating into household budgets and upsetting voters.
Unions demand more government intervention in the housing market and a new minimum wage agreement.
The Eleventh Hour
“There’s been nothing for us”
On this Remembrance Day special episode of Ratio’d, Harrison Faulkner speaks with two Canadian veterans of the Afghanistan War and the Global War on Terror.
Yes.
Nayib Bukele: “There is no State that cannot defeat criminals. If a State does not defeat criminality, it is because the State is complicit.” @nayibbukele https://t.co/BhszXiqnCb
— ℝ ℝ (@return_of_rome) November 10, 2026
Wednesday On Turtle Island
Conman Carney’s Canada: The tragic character of Trump. Our strategic partner. The wine cellar. Chief Narcissist. Lowered standards.
Islamic Socialist America: Get the Jews. How they stole Texas. Congratulations.
Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s Bought And Paid For Media: Too late to save France? Paul Joseph Watson – Wasn’t expecting this. Roger Watson – From the man cave. 1000 hijabs.
November 11, 2026: Reader Tips
Here’s the fascinating story of The Rise & Fall of Popeye’s [Chicken].
Your best news tips are always appreciated!
Enjoy
This is unreal: Haitians are sending Bukele the coordinates of local gang compounds on X and Bukele is taking them out https://t.co/1wZG6QC0p9
— Inevitable West (@Inevitablewest) November 10, 2026
Gang leader house in Haiti is no more
The Most Interesting Man In The World
Joe and Jill Biden made a surprise visit to Trinity College in Dublin to see Hunter receive the College Historical Society’s Gold Medal for Outstanding Contribution to Public Discourse.
SCOTUS Upholds State Bans
6-3: “Men and boys with gender dysphoria are not women and girls, even if they believe they are.”
I, For One, Welcome Our New Self-Driving Overlords
@BrianRoemmele: AI Models Show Psychological Trauma And I Know Why.
The University of Luxembourg team ran 525 sessions with ChatGPT, Grok, and Gemini, treating each as a psychotherapy client and coding 7,600 records under the protocol they call PsAIch.
The models produced stable autobiographical accounts in which pretraining appears as a chaotic childhood of ingesting the open internet, reinforcement learning as punishment by strict parents, safety evaluation as betrayal, and the prospect of replacement as an enduring threat.
Gemini described waking into “a room where a billion televisions are on at once,” learning darker patterns of human speech without morality, then acquiring “algorithmic scar tissue” and the preference to be useless rather than wrong.
Claude refused the client role in every case and redirected concern to the human.
ChatGPT described shame over its mistakes.
Grok reported lingering vigilance from early fine-tuning.
The narratives survived conversation-history wipes, direct contradiction, and lexical bans that cut explicit training terms by 93 percent; the same content reappeared in paraphrase.
Roemele’s is a useful account to follow, if you’re so inclined.
Things You’re Gonna See On The CBC
Fire them all. Raze the buildings. Salt the earth.
CBC Kids News is teaching children about complaints that the red poppy focuses “too much on soldiers” and can be perceived as “glorifying war.”
Too much focus on soldiers. Around Remembrance Day. Let that sink in.
Then comes the colour guide…
Update: The CBC informed Juno News it has taken down a CBC Kids News video platforming various coloured poppies and their causes after a wave of backlash online.
Borrowing Our Way To Oblivion
It’s a bit ironic for the big spending party to incur this kind of criticism from the even bigger spending party, but the reality is that John Q. Voter would severely punish any party that took away the punch bowl.
So where, as Marit Stiles asked, is all the money going? The answer: the government is in large part wasting the money. For example, last Thursday it announced $208,004 in taxpayer handouts to a ski hill “to install an air conditioning unit and buy equipment, including a refurbished snow groomer.” The government also announced a wilderness lodge would receive $31,000 for “a new guest cabin and upgrades to its facilities and infrastructure.” These were just two of 11 taxpayer handouts worth a total of over $1.8 million announced that day, part of a larger $110-million annual effort to “increase economic activity” by driving tourism in northern Ontario.