Friday On Turtle Island

Conman Carney’s Canada:    Jury service.    The cost of elbows flapping.    Chowtown.    Hamas in Quebec.

The Democratic Party’s America:    Victor Davis Hanson – Fighting back.    A meme.    A Texas pamphlet.

Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s bought and paid for media:    Life.    Spitting on a statue.    Meet Maarten Boudry.    The Mummy.    Leftist media spin.

Your morning meme.      Another meme.      One more.

The Libranos: To Boldly Launder

Previous: Everything you need to know about the ‘spaceport’ in Nova Scotia

Innocent by Reason of Skin Colour & Gender!

Virginia Senator Louise Lucas and her family have been indicted on drug trafficking charges:

Federal prosecutors unveiled criminal charges against Virginia Democratic state Sen. Louise Lucas, her two daughters and a nephew on Thursday — accusing the group of marijuana-dealing crimes, money laundering and bribery.

Lucas, 82, surrendered to authorities to face five criminal counts approved by a grand jury on Oct. 14.

“Lucas for the last nearly five years accumulated nearly $5 million in ill-gotten gains through her criminal enterprise,” FBI Director Kash Patel said at a press conference alongside Attorney General Todd Blanche.

Is Our Diversities Learing?

United States Attorney’s Office;

Six individuals in Massachusetts have been charged with allegedly arranging sham marriages to fraudulently obtain immigration status for illegal aliens. The organization’s leader has allegedly been orchestrating sham marriages for illegal aliens to enable them to fraudulently obtain immigration status for over 10 years and has made millions of dollars doing so.

The following individuals have been charged with conspiracy to harbor illegal aliens; harboring illegal aliens; conspiracy to commit marriage fraud; and marriage fraud:

Jennifer Gonzalez, 43, of Fall River, Mass.;
Erica Daniels, 29, of Fall River, Mass.;
Chreise Alejandro, 39), of Fall River, Mass.;
Amara Pugh, 31, of Fall River, Mass.;
Jessica Tavares, 31, of Attleboro, Mass.; and
Jaylin Hill, 26, of Fall River, Mass.

More on X at Wall Street Apes.

Meanwhile, let’s check in on the besieged representative for Minnesota’s 5th congressional district.

New court documents unsealed reveal Ilhan Omar has been living under a fraudulent identity…her real name is Ilhan Nur Said Elmi.

This could mean every single government document she has ever filled out has been fraudulent. Her whole time in America she has been trying to cover up who she is.

Also interesting to note that her brother’s name is Ahmed Nur Said Elmi.

Related: 15 of 15 New York Social Adult Daycares audited yesterday showed no record of a single meal, activity, or hour of supervision — just attendance sheets.

Ring Of Stupidity

Who in their right mind would spend two billion dollars on a road that some ungrateful residents are promising to instantly blockade? Canada, that’s who. And that’s in a region where the national highway largely remains a two lane road.

Neskantaga First Nation and Attawapiskat First Nation have built a settlement where the proposed road will cross the Attawapiskat River. The Canadian Press visited the region last year, including the settlement, where community members plan to block the road whenever construction crews arrive, years from now.

Profound Minnesota Political Ad

Minnesotans have clearly slept while their state was taken over. This hits a major chord with me because I remember a very different Canada than the one that is now, but we were all too nice & polite while our country was taken over too.

Coal injunction dismissed. Lawyer keeps trying to achieve with the courts what he has failed to at the ballot box

Coal injunction dismissed by Court of Appeal, another defeat for the climate crusading counselor. A five-time failed political candidate, this lawyer repeatedly has tried to use youth and an “eclectic crew,” as one judge called it, to achieve with the courts what he has failed to at the ballot box.

Also

Exploratory licenses take off in October Crown land sale

 

Jim Warren: China’s solar energy myth: Environmentalists and journalists aren’t telling the whole story

Thursday On Turtle Island

The Democratic Party’s America:    Elissa Slotkin.    Antisemitism on the ballot.    VDH – Deeper stakes.    Don Leonard.

China Carney’s Canada:    It’s only borrowed money.    Radical campus.    Censorship.

Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s Bought And Paid For Media:    Paul Joseph Watson – Culturally enriched.    In the name of Allah.    Disappearing hurricanes.    Men of the West.

Your morning meme.        Another meme.

Visiting Bedlam

In this case, a gathering of the American Psychological Association.

Ms Lewis’ tugging on the intersectional crack pipe has been touched on before.

As when telling us, quite emphatically and with occasional chuckling, that abortion, via drugs or dismemberment, is a corrective killing, a righteous “unmaking.” A means of “going on strike against gestational work.” Says she, “We need to move away from… arguments around when human life begins.”

Which sounds terribly convenient for those with sociopathic leanings.

Oh, there’s more.

If Women Ran The World

We’d all still live in caves, but with really fancy fetishists.

The WNBA and embattled Commissioner Cathy Engelbert have decided that ex-NBA players Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White are ineligible to compete because they are “both men.”

That’s according to an official WNBA response to a congressional inquiry from five House Republicans, led by Rep. Marlin Stutzman, R-Ind. The lawmakers asked about the league’s failure to define women under the league’s collective bargaining agreement as well as other player safety and fan-related issues.

“With respect to your questions regarding eligibility, only women are eligible to play in the WNBA and the individuals you cite in your letter are both men,” said Engelbert in an Oct. 16 response, according to OutKick.[…]

For the record, as part of its response, the WNBA didn’t debut a new transgender policy or outline updated eligibility requirements for prospective players.

“If they know what a man is, does the WNBA know what a woman is now?” wrote Sport & State founder Clay Travis on X, leaving question marks about how the league reached its conclusion with Freedom and White. “They still won’t say.”

Money For Nothing

Here are the results of the latest Carney/Blubber Dougie love-in: ever since Canada decided not to bother with any more trade negotiations with the US, taxpayers will now be expected to backfill the losses of those affected by the standoff.

A new “joint steel action fund” that includes $3.5 billion in funding from Canada and $1.7 billion from Ontario, spread out over five years, will assist steel companies in expanding the types of products they make.

The overall plan also includes $2.5 billion for the automotive sector — with the federal government chipping in $1.5 billion.

Credit Blues

It looks like Manitoba and Saskatchewan farmers aren’t buying the same volume of farm equipment they used to. If you look at sticker prices and interest rates these days, that should come as no surprise.

The financial difficulties followed AgWest’s expansion into Saskatchewan after its 2023 acquisition by Dutch-based Zweegers Equipment Group.

Court records show AgWest has approximately $73.7 million in liabilities and $75.8 million in book assets, most of which consist of equipment inventory.

BMO is owed roughly $34.3 million under operating and credit facilities. AGCO Canada and CLAAS of America hold secured floor-plan claims totaling approximately $28.2 million, while Farm Credit Canada is owed $10 million secured against real estate.

What Would We Do Without IT Security?

A person claiming responsibility for the breach of Denmark’s Central Register of Persons (CPR) says they gained access through an IT company’s account protected by the password “123456.”

The person told Danish news outlet Politiken they had no intention of selling or leaking the data. The newspaper reported that at least three company accounts, including an administrator account, used the same password.

Denmark’s CPR administration confirmed a breach affecting the information belonging to 8.8 million people on October 5, adding that a Danish company’s legal access to the CPR system was abused.

It did not name Funen-based Pays ApS as the company in question, but managing director Sophie Laursen confirmed on October 9 that it’s access had been exploited.

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