187 Replies to “June 9, 2019: Reader Tips”

    1. Young people need to read this, they are so misinformed.
      This article was written by a college student by the name of Alyssa Ahlgren, who’s in grad school for her MBA.

      My Generation Is Blind to the Prosperity Around Us!
       
      I’m sitting in a small coffee shop near Nokomis trying to think of what to write about. I scroll through my newsfeed on my phone looking at the latest headlines of Democratic candidates calling for policies to “fix” the so-called injustices of capitalism. I put my phone down and continue to look around. I see people talking freely, working on their MacBooks, ordering food they get in an instant, seeing cars go by outside, and it dawned on me. We live in the most privileged time in the most prosperous nation and we’ve become completely blind to it. Vehicles, food, technology, freedom to associate with whom we choose. These things are so ingrained in our American way of life we don’t give them a second thought. We are so well off here in the United States that our poverty line begins 31 times above the global average. Thirty. One. Times. Virtually no one in the United States is considered poor by global standards. Yet, in a time where we can order a product off Amazon with one click and have it at our doorstep the next day, we are unappreciative, unsatisfied, and ungrateful.
       
      Our inappreciation is evident as the popularity of socialist policies among my generation continues to grow. Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez recently said to Newsweek talking about the millennial generation, “An entire generation, which is now becoming one of the largest electorates in America, came of age and never saw American prosperity.”
       
      Never saw American prosperity! Let that sink in. When I first read that statement, I thought to myself, that was quite literally the most entitled and factually illiterate thing I’ve ever heard in my 26 years on this earth. Many young people agree with her, which is entirely misguided. My generation is being indoctrinated by a mainstream narrative to actually believe we have never seen prosperity. I know this first hand, I went to college, let’s just say I didn’t have the popular opinion, but I digress.
       
      Why then, with all of the overwhelming evidence around us, evidence that I can even see sitting at a coffee shop, do we not view this as prosperity? We have people who are dying to get into our country. People around the world destitute and truly impoverished. Yet, we have a young generation convinced they’ve never seen prosperity, and as a result, elect politicians dead set on taking steps towards abolishing capitalism.
       
      Why? The answer is this, my generation has only seen prosperity. We have no contrast. We didn’t live in the great depression, or live through two world wars, the Korean War, The Vietnam War or see the rise and fall of socialism and communism. We don’t know what it’s like to live without the internet, without cars, without smartphones. We don’t have a lack of prosperity problem.

      We have an entitlement problem, an ungratefulness problem, and it’s spreading like a plague.”

      1. The young lady is right. It is sad. I can’t begin to adequately describe what my extended family lived through for seventy years under the Soviet socialist utopian system. The daily fear of denunciation and arrest, the lack of freedom of speech and thought, the hunger and trying to steal a few potatoes or corn cobs, the poverty, the executions, the labour camps, and so on. These people have no idea of what they are asking for.

        But, it does look like we are headed that way, in the US and certainly in Canada.

    2. What’s that old expression? Oh yes,” The best revenge is to live well” .

    1. Think of what might gave been if Cortez had sailed up the St. Lawrence instead?

        1. They surely must have been here around the time of Cartier. How else can we explain Prinz Dummkopf, who often comes across like Manuel the waiter from the TV series Fawlty Towers? (His apparent ineptitude was often explained by the phrase “He’s from Barcelona….”)

          1. How dare you besmirch Manuel’s good name!
            That continental cretin is head and shoulders above ours!

  1. When agents of the Deep State do something, that means it is not illegal.

    Such as, for example, sabotaging a Soviet nuclear power plant and engineering a meltdown with the potential to render most of European Russia uninhabitable.

    Had the attempt succeeded, it would have been a particularly horrifying way of pulling the plug on the experiment in central planning in Russia that by 1986 had become an expensive embarrassment to the globalists, killing or maiming most of the test subjects with it. Discrediting the civilian nuclear power industry—the only practical alternative to fossil fuels for generating the enetgy needed to sustain industrial civilization—was gravy.

    Russians have known for decades that the CIA were behind the Chernobyl disaster. Naturally, the Deep State-controlled media kept the presence of a CIA agent in Pripyat well hushed-up in the west—until Russian filmmakers, sick of seeing the disaster sensationalized in the west and used to make thinly disguised attacks on today’s free and prosperous Russia, decided to tell the world what really happened.

    https://allthatsinteresting.com/russian-chernobyl-series-cia-theory

    1. Yeah you’ve overdone it here. You were a convincing performance before but this is just jumping the shark.

      1. Indeed, your act on the other hand, has never been particularly convincing.

    2. “Russians have known for decades that the CIA were behind the Chernobyl disaster.”

      Pull my other leg.

      Only one thing was behind that disaster: incompetence.

    3. Good article with some interesting links. The article does not push the theory of CIA involvement. It just indicates that the new Russian film includes this as a factor.

      1. “It just indicates that the new Russian film includes this as a factor.”

        It would only be a factor if it were true. Otherwise, it’s like saying the KGB were a factor at Three Mile Island.

        1. The article is about the Russian film about the explosion — not about what actually happened at the explosion.

          1. Chernobyl boiled down to this: Ya need to be able to motherfuckin’ walk before ya can motherfuckin’ run. The Soviets hadn’t perfected the art of makin’ a decent gawddamn bicycle, but they were fuckin’ around with atomic fuckin’ power plants. Ya give a kid who’s just learned to solo a Piper Cub the keys to a B-52 and he’ll turn that bitch into hole in the ground. Chernobyl wasn’t a case of “If” but “When.”

  2. In 2006, I visited Sydney, Australia. There’s an island in Botany Bay near Sydney that is know as Bare Island. It houses a concrete fort, one of the last built by the British Commonwealth and competed in 1889. . When they constructed the fort, they carved a small dock out of the solid rock at the base of the island. The dock was made to accommodate small rowboats that brought supplies from the ships anchored in and near Botany Bay. The water level at mid tidal range is still at the same as it was when the fort was constructed. Bare Island is a huge rock. Where are the rising oceans?? Total fear mongering and malarkey!! This video talks about the falsehoods surrounding rising oceans. Smoke this down your pot pipe Trudeau.
    https://youtu.be/CNkVGiSgOM4

    1. The rising oceans exist as a cudgel only in the minds of those who would subject us to a new serfdom.

      1. Ah, but the fact that the oceans aren’t rising is further proof of “climate change”. You see, it’s so warm now that the water coming from the melting glaciers must have evaporated….. or something like that. But, then, the science has been settled, hasn’t it?

    2. A recent study of ocean levels in Campbell River BC on Vancouver Island show a very slight decrease in ocean level over the past 50 years … a VERY slight decrease, but that the opposite of a ‘rise’.

      This indicates stability which anyone who lives on the shores of the oceans can tell you. There is no genuine evidence of any of the claims being made by government scientists that the earth is about to burn up under a cruel sun.

      There is nothing wrong with the climate or our weather … it’s doing what it has always done. I have observed it for most of my 76 years … There’s nothing new in climate.

      There is, however, a dramatic rise in scare tactics and tax gouging from governments at all levels who are cashing on the general fear shown by the most gullible of all species, the liberal voter.

      Because this not about climate … It is about the elimination of the pesky western world and moving the entire planet to WORLD GOVERNANCE CHINESE STYLE. I know it’s the choir I am preaching to, but it feels good to say it.

      1. Oh no! It’s so hot that the oceans themselves are evaporating! Quick! Increase the carbon tax!

      2. “I know it’s the choir I am preaching to, but it feels good to say it.” It is also sad to have to say it. Not for myself, as I am a month short of 77 and will be gone soon, but I have four children and twelve grandchildren. Two of the children believe that bad personal times are coming, two not so much. They will experience what my grandparents did in the Soviet socialist utopia.

        1. Don’t say you’ll be gone soon, Ken. I’m 90 and if I live till Aug. 25, I’ll be 91. None of us know how many yrs we have and you could have a very good 13 yrs ahead of you. You really don’t want to miss what’s ahead do you? I’m waiting to see if God pulls the plug while I’m still alive, but you could be here when Christ returns. Hang on. We need to be praying as I’m not sure how many prayer warriors there are in 2019.

          1. You hang in there Gellen. May your hope come true. No man knows the time nor the hour. As to the warriors, there are only a very few , as it always was.

    1. “You do that Voodoo that you do so well” – CP

      Rymes within rymes

      Cole was one of the best – ever.

      1. Or, in the Prinz Dummkopf version, “That doodoo that you get us into….”

  3. Global leaders spent the weekend haggling over taxes, debt and AI while pledging to protect global growth.

    https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/g20-finance-officials-pledge-protect-growth-1.5168235

    “China … will never allow certain countries to use China’s technology to contain China’s development and suppress Chinese enterprises,” the newspaper said, without directly referring to the United States.

    Let’s repeat that statement and pretend Trump said it…

    “America … will never allow certain countries to use America’s technology to contain America’s development and suppress American enterprises,”

    Sounds pretty reasonable to me.

  4. According to the media everyone in Canada is obsessed with Toronto’s basketball team. I pose the question on why there are no indians on the team. This is just another atrocity. We need a ten year twenty million dollar inquiry into this. It will go great with the upcoming genocide trials.

    1. Just be thankful for the token white guy, Spain’s Marc Gasol and the token Asian-American Jeremy Lin.

      Tokens only?

      No women? No aboriginals? No trans?

      No short people?

      The Raptors.

      1/16 non-visible majority. 6%.

      Exceedingly rude to the unrepresented preponderance of the population.

      Don’t they know diversity is the answer. To something. In western countries only. With Liberal parties.

      Not Canada’s team.

      Just not enough Peoplekind.

      1. “Non-visible majority” is an excellent term for the silent, abused and disenfranchised white majority in this country, aka “Canadians.”

        We should all identify as this on the 2021 census.

        1. I like to respond to the census using “human” as my race, and “occasionally” in the space asking about sex.

    2. According to the media everyone in Canada is obsessed with Toronto’s basketball team.

      According to the media. I’m a sports agnostic, so I don’t give a rat’s patootie. I’m sure I violated some sort of Prinz Dummkopf law with that.

      1. B.A., at the start of the playoffs I was pulling for the raptors, but there has been so much politically-correct overkill, by the media cartel, and all of them late-comers on the Raptors bandwagon, I do not care anymore.

        But the Raptors will win the series, given injuries to the Warriors (something not mentioned by the pc media).

      2. I’ve seriously never watched a basketball or football game through in my life. I would seriously prefer vacuuming to watching a basketball game. Anyone in Alberta, Saskatchewan or most of BC rooting for a team in Toronto is clearly a fool.

        And remember, as Hemingway said, there are only three sports. Bullfighting, motor racing, and mountaineering. Everything else is merely a game. Basketball might only rate as an activity.

      3. Not a fan of the Wraps.

        Boston Celtics (cell ticks) for me. They don’t pronounce it with a ‘K’ in Beantown.

  5. This is confusing. Notley (Alberta’s leader of the Opposition) is demanding the Alberta Government continue to support her previous initiative to “study a ban on” gender conversion therapy.

    https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/ndp-opposition-pledges-fight-for-lgbtq-rights-1.5168121

    But in an open letter from the NDP to the Health Minister the NDP admits gender conversion therapy is already (effectively) banned …

    “If you want to recommend measures that you believe will stop the practice of conversion therapy in Alberta, I can assure you that I will give them full consideration, bearing in mind that conversion therapy already is not a recognized health service and cannot be provided by any regulated health professional in Alberta.”

    Conversion therapy cannot be offered by a recognized health service in Alberta but the former NDP government wants to keep people employed to study a possible ban on it? Government efficiency at its finest. Why not study how to eliminate the deficit?

    1. I miss a lot. Why is it good that someone can have their balls cut off because they don’t want to be a man but can’t have their head shrunk because they don’t want to be queer? Consistency please.

      1. It is wholly consistent with leftist belief that people should not be allowed to want whatever they may want, they should be made to want what leftists say they ought to want.

        1. There is a lot of variation in gayness. Conversion therapy works for some, but would not work for every one.

          1. There’s variation in color blindness and you can no more ‘therapy’ it away than the gay.

          2. There is no science in the world which can prove or disprove homosexuality. There is not a test, a gene, a hormone, a DNA variation which can and ever will be associated with it. There ARE dump truck loads of cash being spent to try and prove it, but so far not a shred of “evidence”.

            I have a relative who was full on queer, totally absorbed in the homosexual lifestyle. Southern California scene to the max.

            Had an encounter with God. He is now married, has a wonderful family.

            If that isn’t conversion, nothing is.

            Anybody willing and able to explain that “scientifically”?

            Go ahead.

            And please explain why that won’t work for someone else? How does that work?

          3. Glacierman:

            More than 25 years ago, there was a news item in which it was suggested that there was a genetic basis. It got a lot of attention at the time, partly because it was a plausible explanation. But that’s pretty much where it ended as there hasn’t been much mention of that idea ever since.

        2. To me the issue is not conversion therapy (I see no difference between that and counseling people to proceed with transgender). The issue is the former Alberta Premier wants to pay people to study a problem that isn’t even a problem. Conversion therapy is not supported by the Alberta government in the first place. Why does that need to be studied? And Notley couldn’t find any way to reduce her deficit? What a crappy former leader who lost an election because she is a woman.

  6. Keep an eye out for the CBC Podcast commercial playing on CBC TV channels and you will see these images I tried finding the actual commercial but no luck if you do see it please listen to the words spoken as well for it is truly revealing of where our paid for corrupt broadcaster stands these days.

    I made a gif of the images actually shown that are on the commercial

    https://i.makeagif.com/media/6-09-2019/HNy5gH.gif

    1. Looks to me like the triangle sorta Quasi akin to Pedophilia..?
      The third eye in the goat..? Baphomet, a goat-headed demon.

      Whatever the Corrupt Bumfk Corporation is doing, I think its safe to say they are infested with mentaly deficient deviant Perverts & unfortunately, Non convicted individuals…Who should NOT be residing in any community.

    2. Yikes! How awful. But has anyone actually seen these in a commercial? Maybe someone is just trying to spook us.

  7. In March 2019 Alaska was much warmer than usual.

    https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/record-breaking-heat-alaska-wreaks-havoc-communities-and-ecosystems-180972317/?utm_source=smithsoniandaily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20190530-daily-responsive&spMailingID=39834195&spUserID=ODEyNjQ1Mzc1MDg5S0&spJobID=1522521714&spReportId=MTUyMjUyMTcxNAS2

    A record breaking 11 degrees above normal. Meanwhile, to the east, Salluit, Quebec was basking in a balmy -19 deg C (March average) for the same time period.

    https://www.timeanddate.com/weather/canada/salluit/historic?month=3&year=2019

    The warmest day in March in Salluit was -7 deg C. But no articles on global warming from that part of the Arctic. No articles on fish and warm water. Nothing on the lack of permafrost loss.

    1. Steve, Joe Bastardi of WeatherBell made exactly the same point regarding the record warm temperatures in Alaska on his Saturday summary yesterday and included a picture of a receding glacier.

      He then asked the question “who put all the 1000 year old tree trunks under the ice”?

      1. I’ve been to Kugluktik or Coppermine as I still prefer.

        Probably not all that unusual temperature in March.

      2. Alaska was part of the “Asian connection” during the last Ice Age. A land bridge across Bering Strait. West coast climate allowed for ice free corridors along the west coast, because Pacific currents moved warmish waters across Bering Straits area (H2O free at the time) that kept the land ice at bay and “weather” moderate. You could walk to the tip of South America pretty much unimpeded. Still can if you’re up to it. Most ice formed in northern Quebec, over Hudson’s Bay. The Bay is a natural depression caused by loading of ice on the continent, the thickest part of it. It’s still “rebounding”. Look up isostasy.

    2. If you look at a map by NASA showing the last Mini Ice Age it shows exactly what you are describing. The east freezes and the west coast and Alaska gets warmer. Maybe Valentina Zharkova is right we are headed for a deep Grand Solar Minimum

  8. Just had an amazing revelation over the weekend about the herd mentality of liberals and democrats. It happened in a Brewers retail in Ontario. I walked in the door to the local “beer” store for the first time in thirty years and found all of the sheep lined up, dutifully waiting while a government employee brought out their order from the back room. The display case at the front of the store had approximately two to three dozen selections that the ‘fortunate’ imbiber could choose from. This throwback to the Fifties made me realize that we are fighting a loosing battle in trying to convince our fellow Canadians of the futility of voting for any Liberal, ‘soft’ Liberal/Conservative, NDP’ers and Greenies. The average Eastern and Central dwelling Canadian is too immersed in the pot to ever think of getting out. The problem is that they are like the crabs in the next pot and keep dragging those of us that want better back into the morass that they are comfortable in. Enough! It really is time for a serious discussion about Western separation, before too many of the sheep move west of the Ontario/Manitoba border.

    1. ” made me realize that we are fighting a loosing battle in trying to convince our fellow Canadians of the futility of voting for any Liberal, ‘soft’ Liberal/Conservative, NDP’ers and Greenies. The average Eastern and Central dwelling Canadian is too immersed in the pot to ever think of getting out. ”

      WTF is wrong with some of you “Westerners”?

      1. So which party do you recommend to get “Conservative” government? I don’t see one.

      2. There are lots of Conservatives in the East. Harper won the 6 English seats in NB the first time. Then he surrendered.

      3. BC=Lotusland. Saskatchewan = Tommy Douglas. Manitoba=Ralph Goodale. Alberta=recent NDP govt.(NB never been dumb enough to vote NDP ever)/ anyone seen the Heritage Fund? Bueller? So who’s the Communists?

      4. Whining without action? A western thing?

      1. It’s region war tribalism town now. Thinking and self-reflection are hard; blaming The Other is fun and gratifying.

        1. Add to that the silly notion of the “Canadian West” as some sort of politically unified bloc.

          There is no such species as “homo albertensis”, no matter how much some of the more unhinged separatists in SDA might wish there were.

      1. It’s when you try to explain to your wife why those shoes are too expensive.

      2. ” loosing battle” ?

        Like the book I once read:
        ” Falling Drawers”
        By: Lucy Lastic

      1. I don’t drink beer so my experiences are limited here. But last year I ventured into the Georgetown beer store because my beer-drinking brother-in-law was in town and always helps me out with anything to do with construction.

        I walked into the beer store and patiently waited inline for the cashier. When it was my turn I placed my order. The cashier looked at me like I was from another planet. Finally he went over to the cold room and brought back my order. While I was paying someone tapped me on the back. I turned around and an older fellow said “It’s been self-serve here for at least ten years”.

    2. First off, that employee doesn’t work for the government. Brewers Retail is a privately owned company. Its principal owners are the brewers themselves, Molson Coors Brewing Company, Labatt Brewing Company, and Sleeman Breweries. These companies are effectively owned and controlled by foreign companies. Despite this monopoly, you will save yourself between $6 to $12 per case if you buy your beer in Ontario versus the western provinces.

      Second, while there may have only been two to three dozen brands on display out front, there are well over a hundred available in the back. The type of store that you mention is becoming the minority style of beer store anyway. In most stores, you walk into the part of the store where the beer is kept and lug your own two-four to the cash.

      Recently, beer sales have moved to a select few grocery stores where, I assure you, there is decidedly less choice, and frequently empty shelves. The Ford government is currently working to end an agreement signed by the Wynne Liberals that guaranteed the current set-up with the big breweries for another 10-years. Ford wants to expand sales to all grocery and corner convenience stores. The unions of course are fighting this move and assuring us the world will end if Ford has his way.

      I understand the point you were trying to make, but you might want to do a little research before you use something you obviously know nothing about as the central point of your argument.

      1. It is also illegal to take beer across provincial borders (in any meaningful quantities). Free trade?

      2. I’m in Ontario at the moment. Was in a Soviet style ‘beer store’ yesterday. Lineup, get to the till, you better know what you want, order, pay, the sour puss then disappears to the back room and your purchase rolls out on a conveyor. The lineup moves along at glacial speed.

        A retail model out of the 50’s.

        As for $6 – $12 cheaper than western Canada. Fiction. Quebek has the cheapest beer in the country. Ontario isn’t any cheaper than anywhere else. They aren’t leaving any money on the table.

        Alberta has the largest selection. I go to a beer store in Edmonton that advertises 1000 brands.

        1. Quebec does have the lowest beer prices in the country, but Ontario is still $6 to $12 cheaper than the western provinces excluding BC. Fact not fiction. https://www.theloop.ca/where-is-beer-cheapest-in-canada-2/

          Not a fan of the Soviet style beer stores either. They have been replacing that style of store with serve yourself. As far as line-ups go, it’s no different than the line-up at the grocery store except I don’t have to stand there with my purchase under my arm. If you want a more stupid rule, the only place you can buy a 12 or 24 pack is at the Beer Store. Even the liquor store can only sell you a six. Although you can buy 12 or 24 singles.

          You want weird beer laws. I got stuck in Moosejaw once in my early 20s. I wanted to buy beer and they sent me to the bar at the hotel. Then they couldn’t sell it to me because it was the wrong time. They wouldn’t sell me a two-four either. I’m sure that has changed too.

          The sale of beer in Ontario is an issue that has been perpetuated by Government and a big business brewing oligopoly. The current government is trying to change it but is meeting extreme resistance from the usual suspects, unions, liberals and businesses in bed with the liberals.

          1. The liquor business in AB is private. Every store has it’s own specialty and price. Sales go on all the time. Most weekends.

            Not sure how your example came up with the price it did? Costco sells Canadian in 48’s.

            The liquor business in Ontario is a mess. What are governments doing selling booze in 2019?

            Oh, and things have changed in Moose Jaw since you were stuck there in your 20’s. The hotels at the time sold off sales after the liquor vendors closed for the day. Something that wasn’t available in Ontario.
            I don’t think it’s available to this day in Ontario.

  9. Just finished a new book on the Fenian invasions of Canada. Instead of focusing on drag queen documentaries and genocide scams, why doesn’t the taxpayer funded CBC and other entertainment outlets tell Canadian stories like this. Our first prime minister had a network of spies in the Fenian movement in the States that kept Macdonald up to date on their activities. Fascinating stories of Canadian spies in contact with Sir John A. Our first prime minister not only helped create Canada, but was in a secret war to protect it. Its an interesting book to read.

    1. Sounds very interesting, but we are now into an era where Did John A’s accomplishments are looked down upon and anything to do with Anglo heritage is spurned. You are right. The CBC could do a great deal to teach people about our history, but they are too busy promoting right think.

  10. Remember, Pizzagate is Fake News
    To virtually no one’s surprise, another SJW writer has been outed as a pedophile:
    Peter Bright, best known as a contributing writer to the tech publication Ars Technica, has been arrested on charges of soliciting sex with children online. This complaint filed in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, shows that an undercover FBI special agent contacted Bright via KinkD, a social media platform for sexual fetish connections, on April 18.

    “Bright has been charged with one count of attempted enticement of a minor to engage in illegal sexual activity,” reports Claire Goforth at The Daily Dot:

    A federal complaint alleges that Bright sought to molest a 7- and 9-year-old and met with an undercover agent for this purpose, at which point he was arrested. It also states that Bright claimed to be in a sexual relationship with an 11-year-old. He is currently being held without bail.
    His Twitter handle is… wait for it… @DrPizza. And no one could ever have guessed his inclinations from his tweets.

    As someone named DrPizza I dread to think what my involvement in pizzagate will turn out to be.

    And now we know.

    Comments

    http://voxday.blogspot.com/2019/06/remember-pizzagate-is-fake-news.html?m=1

      1. Given most of North Ameria’s Civil Service – Media is infested with UNIONIZED – LEFTIST Perverts….this type of stuff should come as no surprise…right.?
        Child trafficking – murder.? meh, par for the course.

      1. Nonsense spread to discredit anybody who dares expose well-connected pedophiles.

    1. Philadelphia? Want to hear a secret? Blacks are a minority in Harlem. Gentrification increases diversity.

    1. I’m beginning to feel like a stranger on this shore called Canada. My quiet peaceful home is becoming a cesspool.

      1. You and me. I feel like Canada has no centre anymore. I blame the Trudeau government. Trudeau himself is so lacking, and he has deliberately undermined our sense of Canadian identity. We are nothing but “a great big sponge,” as Liz once so astutely stated.

        1. I’m still waiting for Trudeau to apologize to the Chinese for making them build our railroad.

          1. When is PM Tear-jerkoff going to apologize to the Irish for the No Irish signs and for all the micks that died from malaria building the Rideau Canal?
            Any apology from that half-wit is as insincere as it is dramatic.

          2. It’s not that well known, but “no Englishmen need apply” was a fairly common sign out West back at the turn of the century. Actually, the shopkeepers were right to be wary, but the English need an apology as well.

        2. Go outside. Canada abides in good people I meet every day. If you blame a twit like Turdoo then you are falling prey to his insignificance. Peace.

    1. In Canada there were thousands of full time layoffs, which were offset by tens of thousands of the newly self-employed which is worrying analysts.

      And in China the effect of US tariffs is hurting at four times the rate it is hurting the US.

      https://www.theguardian.com/business/2019/jan/05/china-economy-slowdown-us-tariffs-trade-war

      The graphs on the left-side of the article are illuminating. China went from nothing to the world’s second largest economy in 20 years and is now the equivalent of Japan + Germany + France + UK.

      1. You’re funny, you’re treating UnMe as if he was a genuine human. He is neither. Good points though.

  11. Russia films its own Chernobyl tale after Kremlin meltdown at hit TV series
    This one tells the story of KGB officers sent to uncover a CIA infiltrator, implying a U.S. spy sabotaged the plant

    https://nationalpost.com/news/world/russia-films-its-own-chernobyl-tale-after-kremlin-meltdown-at-hit-tv-series#comments-area

    This is how the typical Russian of Russia sees the world. This is their psyche in a nutshell: they think that what matters is bullying others into repeating what they want to believe. They either think reality can be bullied in the same manner or they don’t care about reality. This is a nuclear-armed bellicose nation. Terrifying

    1. Unlike Canada, which only has the Judges/Courts, the Media, the RCMP, Universities, Bureaucrats, NGOs and Big Business all supporting one political party.

      A political party that condemns the Opposition as racist(can you say anything worse these days?) and non-Canadian!

      A political party that wants to censor the Internet and bring back Human “Rights” Tribunals to censor you!

      A political party that brought you totalitarian DUI laws!

      Where Reality is differently felt!

      Liberal Party. United Russian Party.

      Trudeau. Putin.

      Canada. Russia.

      Two mints in one.

      I can’t see the difference. Can you?

      1. Well gosh if you just leave aside the rampant kleptocracy of Russia, the journalists and dissidents it murders, the ongoing wars it’s involved in to further some half-assed vision of Resurgent Russia, the vote fraud, and more yes it’s exactly the same.

        1. That’s Russians being Russian in Russia. Should they change their ways, become like everyone else? Would that be “diversity”?

        2. Hold on there, Momma’s Mistake.

          Russian Kleptocrats have nothing on Canadian Kleptocrats.
          See Military Procurement and Corporate Welfare.
          Russian Gangsterism with a Canadian refinement.

          Our Crooks are just more experienced and know it’s much easier to buy Courts and Journalists and Political Parties than kill them. (See Liberal Party). Clintons excepted.

          Seems to me that Canada is only too happy to join in the latest US War to save Oil and Democracy. Luckily 5000 boots without weapons or transport can’t do much but posture.

          If voting mattered, we wouldn’t be allowed. Just on the stupidity factor alone, Canadians should be disqualified. Asking Americans questions about Canada is funny. Asking Canadians questions about anything is just painful and cruel.

          And by the time Junior is done, our standard of living may resemble Russia’s.

          In Canada, you can say and do whatever the Government says you are allowed to do or say.
          Nothing more.
          Just like Russia.

          The Velvet Fist Totalitarian Society of Canada wasn’t built overnight.

          None are more enslaved than those who cannot see their chains.

          1. Glad to see you understand that Canada is a PENAL COLONY not a real democracy. A GULAG, Like a Slave Ship were the TAXPAYERS/PRISONERS are chained to the oars. In the PENAL COLONY you are always guilty. In fact in the Canadian Criminal Code, they actually have listed as (Guilty of an Act or an Omission). UDI is the only way forward.

          2. Many a bingo there. Well said, and it is getting worse and more in open now.

      2. I don’t mind Putin. Lots of Russians seem to like him. At least he is not a UN puppet like Trudeau. Russians have kept their sense of identity and many traditional values.

        1. Their ‘traditional values’ of crushing individual rights and getting into wars they lose. Their ‘identity’ of being an armpit of a country.

          “I don’t mind Putin”

          Of course not. You’re a mongoloid.

          1. Russia saved the world from the French and the Germans.

            Maybe they can do something about the Liberal Party.

            Individual rights? Give me a break.
            Russians never had them.
            We’re pissing them away.

            No nation is a bigger shame to its ancestors than Canada.

          2. “Russia saved the world from the French and the Germans.”

            Like saying that cancer saved the world from AIDS.

          3. “Their ‘traditional values’ of crushing individual rights and getting into wars they lose. Their ‘identity’ of being an armpit of a country.”

            But enough about every turd world shithole (including the Siberian Mongols).

  12. European Parliament elections: 5 takeaways from the results

    https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/european-parliament-elections-5-takeaways-results-n1010491

    In summary, there was no massive surge for nationalist parties. They did advance in Italy and a few other locations, but not much beyond that.

    The main events are 1) the two main parties are dying and 2) the Greens are rising hard and fast. That’s the real story in Germany: some blue-haired twerp posted a YouTube video and whipped up a frenzy in millions of youth who seriously believe that Germans haven’t bled and suffered nearly enough to reduce global warming related emissions. They want more pain. This is another reason Europe needs tens of millions of immigrants immediately: to save Europe from Europeons.

    1. “Such parties are often anti-migrant, anti-Muslim and anti-E.U., or at least wish to radically reshape the bloc from within”

      Ya dont say..??
      Not surprised when you flood your country with this UN prescribed Bullshit and Filth.

      On a side note I am 100% voting for MAX….Scheer is a colossal TRAITOR to true conservatism in this country and I’ll be damned if I am going to vote so as to not “split the vote”. I dont give a Flying Fk if the vote is split, as it may very well hasten what absolutely NEEDS to happen in the West.
      SEPERATION.

      If you are a True Conservative….MAX is your ONLY Logical choice.

      1. The Fed election

        My thoughts, briefly

        – The Conservative Party will not form a government of even approximately adequate performance unless the party and its leader are more afraid of and respectful toward conservatives than toward the CBC et al.

        – A party and its leader hiding in the weeds waiting for the incumbent party to self destruct will not yield a strong long lasting meaningful government.

        – Orban, Farage, Trump and others have demonstrated that the MSM can and must be outmanouvred not pandered to. Their methods should have been studied and applied.

        – In BC the votes are here waiting for a principled conservative party standing on a solid platform confidently proclaimed. The Reform Party never lost in my riding in North Vancouver. The CPC / CA has never won. All of the North Shore was Reform. The BC caucus was the largest in the Reform Party.
        The left is split and weak. It can be done.

        – I like the platform of the PPC. -Such as it is.

        – I have trouble supporting anyone who dumped on Kelly Leitch.

        1. Kelly Leitch was and is an idiot for various reasons, including her dumb ‘loyalty test’ or whatever it was for immigrants and her MJ fear peddling.

          Trump isn’t outmaneuvering anything. He’s the best thing to happen to the media since the Gutenberg press.

          I did not know that about North Van. It could be said that North Van has changed however.

          1. You are wrong about Kelly Leitch. Eventually her “values test” boiled down to a simple personal interview which used to be done. She was thwarted by all the ignorant leftists claiming there is no such thing as Canadian values. Well, seems to be true now with the Liberal regime in power. I view Kelly as someone not afraid to stand up for important principles. I am sorry she is gone from politics. Too few politicians have the courage to stand up for Western Judeo- Christian values as she did.

    2. Thirty years of Liberal/Left propaganda from daycare to daily newspapers has paid off.

      The Dumbing Down has truly succeeded.

      I would bet my left nut that 99% of Canadians could not pass this 1895 grade 8 exam.
      https://newrepublic.com/article/79470/1895-8th-grade-final-exam-i-couldnt-pass-it-could-you

      But then again, Canadians are buying a Tax that’s going to “make” them money.

      Canada has a 50-60% illiteracy rate.

      And the innumeracy rate is off the charts.

      It is so bad that it has to be on purpose.

      Throw in misinformed, uninformed and just plain dumb(hello Unwit) and Hello Canada!

      1. The problems with that exam are many such as “rods” as a unit of length, “bushels” as a unit of volume and so on. Plus the questions are very poorly worded such as…

        “6. Find the interest of $512.60 for 8 months and 18 days at 7 percent.”

        Seven percent per what? Per month, per day, per year? Also which months because some months have more days than others. The question cannot be answered accurately. If you convert months to days do you assume 30 days or can you just say “approximately $25.36 assuming 30 days in a month, 365 days in a year, and 7% yearly interest”.

      2. I got the answer to Geography#2 – what is the cause of extreme weather in Kansas?
        It is “capitalists in SUV’s”! Seriously, the politicians masquerading as scientists today would agree despite it was a question from 1895.

    3. “In summary, there was no massive surge for nationalist parties.”

      You wish. Hardcore nationalist parties won landslide victories in Britain, France, Italy, Poland and Hungary, total pop. 240 million.

      1. Actually the LibDems surged in Britain alongside the Brexit party. It’s hardly clear cut.

        In France RN’s provisional vote share declined compared to the last EU parliament election in 2014. Read the article.

  13. The MMIWG inquiry left out one point. Aboriginal men are killing Aboriginal Women 8 out of 10 times. The RCMP solve these crimes at the same rate as every other murder they work on.
    Maybe the FSIN ought to give their man folk a hug and show them love once in a while. That should help.

    1. What does an Indian man get as punishment for killing his Indian wife? A couple weeks in a healing lodge?

    1. That sack of NAZI filth needs a .50 cal to the cranium.
      The single most divisive POS on this planet.
      That he funds everything his company, the UN does, should come as zero surprise to anyone…?

      1. “…a .50 cal to the cranium, …” would be quick, painless, and at over $3 per round (civilian market, box of ten rounds) much too high a price to pay to kill him so humanely. If it is to be done it should be done with a bayonet, while he is awake and can see it happening.

    1. 15 out of 16 Raptors are visible minorities.

      Totally unrepresentative of the majority population. Lacking diversity.

      Possibly even Human “Rights” Tribunal racist!

      Do you hate white people or something?

      1. Actually, I think they are pretty representative of the demographic in Toronto. Years ago I found I was the only white person on a bus. I guess visible “minority” is no longer the correct term to describe the brown, black and Asian population in Toronto.

        1. Visited the Superstore in NE Calgary a few months ago and aside from my wife and myself, there were only two other white people. Store was also jam packed at the time.

      2. So the majority is minorities? Who cares. I understand the (vast) majority of them are great basketball players.
        That must be unfair, but how did the white supremacists team owners pull off this stealth discrimination?

    2. The raptors have 1 white guy and 1 oriental guy. The other 18 or so are black. No transgender former females either. Probably explains why they are about to win the championship.

  14. Toronto imam explains Mohammad’s relationship with his 9-year-old wife Aisha

    Musleh Khan is a Canadian Saudi born imam affiliated with the Islamic Institute of Toronto (IIT) who serves also as a chaplain for the Toronto Police.
    He served as an instructor in AlKauthar Institute in 2011, 2012, 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018.
    On his Facebook page Musleh Khan states he’s committed to spreading a message of wisdom and understanding through Quranic analysis which empowers Muslims to integrate within the broader community.”
    Here are excerpts from Musleh Khan‘s lecture delivered in 2014 during the Islamic Awareness Week at the University of Saskatchewan organized by the Muslim Students Association (MSA):

    http://news.acdemocracy.org/toronto-imam-explains-mohammads-relationship-with-his-9-year-old-wife-aisha/?fbclid=IwAR3OsnxOHbYro0xllK-7kHLyq5fEIVBbKfjjayvxEmXUHQpfkII4IGwALUY

    1. How anyone can accept, let alone condone (revere?) blatant paedophilia is beyond my understanding. I can tell you, if ANY man came near my grandkids and tried any of that crap, he’d be a dead man. Piss be upon him.

    2. That is one way of getting around the abortion issue. Marry a 9 year old.

  15. Globe and Mail UNIFOR journalist was on Trudeau’s CBC panel this morning. He stated that things are getting better for indian women because they are only having 2.5 children instead of six. So indians committing genocide against themselves is great? The rest of the panel discussion was Canadians committed genocide, the usual Ford is Hitler rant, and Trudeau is wonderful stuff.

    1. WTF not having as many kids is somehow “genocide”? What is this I don’t even

      1. Mass infanticide is genocide. Having said that, there is no reason turd worlders should not be committing it.

    1. I cannot undertake to lay my finger on that article of the Constitution which granted a right to Congress of expending, on objects of benevolence, the money of their constituents.

      James Madison

      “Charity is no part of the legislative duty of the government.” ~ James Madison

      “I believe there are more instances of the abridgement of freedom of the people by gradual and silent encroachments by those in power than by violent and sudden usurpations.” ~ James Madison

      The government has no place in the charitable endeavours of the nation.

  16. Well! all you Canadians are in denial that your PM has plead guilty to genocide, the Country of Canada faces severe consequences when the Canadian PM has self- admitted to past & present criminal conduct
    You can’t fix Stupid, or wave a white flag of surrender to activists

    1. Why would Trump sign a trade agreement with a self-admitted country guilty of Genocide.

    2. Why would US Companies do business IN Canada… They would be open to Canadian Courts seizing assets

    3. All Canadians bared from entering the USA, USA tourists warned that travel to Canada is not recommended…..Why would anyone spend money in a Country guilty of genocide?, and we don’t want Stupid exported from Canada to the USA

    4. Has the Queen been informed that her former Canadian Colony has admitted to genocide?….

    Waiting for the UN international Court to begin prosecutions!

  17. Thanks for rising to the bait to my earlier post all of the defenders of the East. The outlet in Orillia is not one of your new fangled, soon to be implemented self serve stores. I’m a little taken aback that you no longer have to sign for your beer and liquor, progress comes slowly. As for most of the comments about Western separation, I’d think long and hard about your idea that it won’t happen. If you get stiffed once too often in any theatre of life you’ll take your custom elsewhere, that is human nature, well it may take a little longer in breaking away from a country or reforming the country but history is replete with examples.

    1. “Thanks for rising to the bait to my earlier post all of the defenders of the East.”
      Such pomposity!

    1. Odd, but understandable story, although I’ve never figured out why people put flowers (and toys!) on graves. The dead person is in another realm already, one either unimaginably beautiful or hellish. Or perhaps just bleak, like the droning of CBC radio.

      1. Did you see the pictures from the American cemetery just off Omaha beach this last weekend? Every tombstone had two flags: French and American. It was an act of remembrance to look at each stone, mention the name of the dead man, and give thanks for his service.

        Similarly, in Calgary, there is an area where – each November – crosses and similar markers (Star of David, etc) are set out to remember the Calgarians who fought and died overseas. We remember.

        If you ever look at obituaries, you will be struck by how many times a child who died in infancy is remembered. The event may have occurred many years ago, but the hurt has remained down the years.

        Why do we put flowers on graves? It’s a small but tangible way of saying “I remember, and am grateful”. The ceremony of laying the flower and saying a prayer is at once a remembrance and a healing. And that goes double when visiting very tiny graves.

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