February 11, 2020: Reader Tips

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For tonight’s entertainment, we offer you an extremely beautiful rendition of Hallelujah. Julia Westlin is from Sweden but now lives in Canada with her partner, David MeShow. As someone who knows very little about music and singing, I do have a few questions for those of you who are more musically inclined. How was the audio for this video produced? Does Ms. Westlin sing different renditions of the song in different octaves and then they’re all combined together? Most curious.

Your best tips of news events over the past 24 hours are much appreciated!

95 Replies to “February 11, 2020: Reader Tips”

    1. Keeping mind that radioactive material, when it glows in the dark, is green. Twas just a thought!

        1. Actually it is – radium 226, promethium 147, and tritium phosphoresce green and were (radium) or still are used in watches.

    2. If he’s not careful, that kind of attitude could result in the resurrection of the Wildrose Party.

      1. They always take over political parties to push their global governance.

        Look what happened to Reform…

        Same old same old

    4. He was always part of the big lie….he’s never denounced the CO2 cult for what it is…he’s just ratcheting things up a notch to appease the feds wrt to the looming Teck decision. If you were expecting Mr Kenney to say all the right things re the climate madness and lead Alberta into the promised land, he’s not that guy unfortunately.

        1. He was there a long time ago. He outlived his usefulness ditching Notley. Find someone else to replace him.

    5. Jason Kenny did not say, Did Not Say, that “Alberta has to go green over time”. An anonymous headline writer said that.

      According to Braid’s text of Kenny’s remarks he did say “I have a firm grasp of the obvious. There is no reasonable person that can deny that in the decades to come we will see a gradual shift from hydrocarbon-based energy to other forms of energy”.

      Timeline: decades to come. Gradual shift … to other forms of energy. “Sources we haven’t even considered yet”.
      Jason Kenny’s not gone “green” except in Don Braid’s imagination and a sensationalist headline writer.

    1. Oh look a Rebel reporter assaulted by Aladdin’s JBTs again, must be a day that ends with a letter y.

    2. Bravo Ezra! It took courage to call out a terrorist in public.

      In Monday’s episode of the “Ezra Levant Show”, Ezra describes how he was headed to Halifax to hear Omar Khadr speak at Dalhousie University. Lo and behold, Omar was on the same flight– what a great opportunity for a journalist.

      Omar was already seated when Ezra got on the plane and had his head turned away as if he didn’t want to be spotted by Ezra. Of course, Ezra saw him. Upon deplaning Ezra spoke to the co-pilot and flight assistant and asked them whether they knew that they had a terrorist on board who is on the no-fly list. They replied to the negative and said that Ezra ought to contact Air Canada. How incredible! Once Ezra deplaned he noticed Omar at the luggage-wait area. Then what you saw in the video took place.

      The siĺly grin on Khadr’s face was sickening. He certainly was in no hurry to walk away from Ezra. Then to have ‘Barney Fife’ ask Ezra to ‘move’ along, stop filming and then not to cross the road — just anywhere — was evident of how the police state operates in Halifax. Surprised he didn’t tell Ezra to shut up!

      Of course Omar knew who Ezra is. He probably read Ezra’s book:

      “Guantanamo’s Child:
      The Untold Story of Omar Khadr”
      By: Ezra Levant

      Tuesday’s report from Ezra will be about how the rest of the day turned out including Omar’s appearance at Dal. Stay tuned.

      h/t … B A Rupertslander who first linked this story about The Rebel News report.

      P. S. this link from Twitter has some great comments. Secondly,
      the French CBC show with the Khadr interview was enough to puke on, shame on “Tout Le Monde En Parle!” …….
      Vous êtes malade en s.t.

      1. The aircraft likely flew over the US on the way to Halifax. Was he on the passenger list reported to the FBI? Perhaps he wants to explain to the US judge that sentenced him why he now denies his guilt. He either lied to the US court or lied to the Canadian court. Another 8 years in Gitmo would do him good.

    3. Want to bet who ends up on the Canadian no fly list by the end of the month?

      Give you a hint, It’s the guy the police are actually afraid of.

        1. Khadr “played the room like a violin”…. he…. “never renounced his terrorism — nor the family business.”

          In the past he had said that killing Sgt Speer was the best day of his life.

          Giving the talk in Halifax the audience was not allowed to ask about the ‘incident’ nor ask questions about his settlement with the Canadian government. No one wanted to talk to Andrew Lawton about why they were there but at the end they gave Khadr a standing ovation.

          According to an interview Andrew had with Ezra Levant about the event, Ezra said that  Guantanamo’s Child, never renounced his past actions and his religiosity is still apparently in place.

          So if he was there not to answer questions why was he there? The hardest question is one that was never asked. Has Omar ever found peace?

      1. See tonight’s show if you get a chance. Ezra was at first refused entry into the big event in Halifax! He politely argued his his way in after a 15 minute talk with security.

        However, the show was a big nothing burger. Khadr gave no information, said nothing of note, and gave foggy, even vague answers to nothing burger questions. The “incident” or the  Canadian $ settlement were not permitted in the Q & A!

        The biggest news is that the American and Israeli governments were made aware about Khadr’s fly over on American territory when it is absolutely forbidden. Ezra gave an interview on Glen Beck’s Blaze TV and one other network and the Israeli newspaper responded by saying that this incident was “madness”.

        Be sure that this isn’t the last you’ll hear about this. Air Canada’s administration was not aware of the fact that he was not on the list. This is big bad news for certain people!

  3. Sinn Féin, the political wing of the IRA—a group committed to bringing communism to Ireland and cleansing Northern Ireland’s Protestant population—won the popular vote in this weekend’s Irish general election. Their current leader, Mary Lou MacDonald, an admirer of Nicolas Maduro, is already boasting about how she’ll be the next prime minister.

    Irish bond yields actually fell in global financial markets.

    Makes you wonder who’s been supporting the IRA all this time—along with Maduro.

    https://business.financialpost.com/pmn/business-pmn/italian-irish-bonds-in-focus-after-negative-outlook-election

  4. .

    Coldest spot in Canada: -48.5 °C (-55.3 °F) Shepherd Bay Airport, NU

    On average, temps are much colder than last year.

      1. First a rough track is laid down . this track will be used as a guide for the singer to follow. That’s what he is listening to over the headphones. It will not be part of the final recording. Each part of the music is sung separately.
        Next the singer lays down the first track following the rough track, followed by the second track , third, fourth and so on.
        In the case above the singer is singing most likely raw with no computer alterations. That’s what makes him so good. In the case of these videos they film it as well.
        In other cases sometimes the engineer has to go in afterwards and do some pitch corrections if the singer sings a note a bit flat or sharp using a harmonizer. The fixed note is then cut and spliced into the recording and the bad note is removed or just altered.
        It is possible nowadays to completely change the key of a song while still maintaining the song’s tempo. In the past when tracked tape was used that was impossible without changing the tempo.
        Does this help?

        3. It’s been a while since I dabbled in audio but even a decade ago the consumer audio programs were already playing with what is called “zero latency recording” where a person can record a track while the already-recorded tracks play with no delay or “offset” of the new track to the previous tracks. It is likely she recorded the primary vocal track and then recorded the rest one by one while the recorded tracks play in her headphones.

      2. Kate, Robert. Haven’t been in a recording studio in 35 odd years. Back then 32 track 3″ wide analogue recording tape was the ultimate technology. Each track can be and usually is recorded separately, edited and mixed down to 2 tracks (stereo). So A band might lay down the drums and bass. It is then played back over headphones and maybe guitars, vocals etc added. In the studio all mikes may be live but the mixer board determines what goes onto the tape with, back then, up to 32 different tracks. Digital now is endless. You can record a track, while listening to it record another and another and mix them however.

        Example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ow2-FHTvyw

        MIDI, Musical Digital Interface has made any thing possible including copying someone’s voice precisely.

        1. Anybody interested has probably figured out multi-track recording by now. An actual demonstration using digital (computer) capture is here:

          \ https://youtu.be/ebvUSvXqqfA.

          One thing to understand though is that sound waves are analogue. At some point they have to be converted to digital. That is the job of the microphone and at the output end, the speakers. Humans actual have a rather limited sound range at 20 – 20,000 Hertz, regrettably decreasing with age. One of the reasons I laugh when the idiot pundits talk about a “dog-whistle” to the base. Humans can’t hear a dog whistle as the frequency is beyond our range, but not dogs. And if you (pundit) heard it , doesn’t that say more about you?

          1. Sorry if I am boring everybody but on a further note I was wracking my brain for older muti-track vocals and one example I finally remembered is Carole King’s “Tapestry” (1971). Most of the songs have at least a partial second harmony vocal track, sung by Ms King, probably on a 24 track recorder exemplified by Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow.

            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMGBcS0h-Ng&list=PLkLimRXN6NKyvtIxiC7Y-p1b9FcQLCwFP&index=9

            Joni Mitchell did sing back-up on some tracks but King’s distinctive voice can be heard behind the main vocal track on almost all of the songs.

            God I must be old. How many people hear even know who I am talking about?

          3. I do Rick … and I’m not THAT old.

            This sounds like it looks, multi tracking vocals, but I also hear some echo or reverb effects, and delay or advancement of some tracks. The Beatles virtually invented double (and more) tracking. The classic example is “The Night Before” … https://vimeo.com/296510993

            They double-tracked both lead and harmonizing vocals with delays, and even double-tracked the lead guitar break – John and Paul each playing the same lead on different guitars each with a very different tone.

            Makes music sound big and lush … like an orchestra or choir. And The Doobie Brother essentially double-tracked LIVE with two drummers, and three guitarists

  6. Leonard Cohen’s song “Hallelujah” has a catchy tune but that’s all. The word “Hallelujah” means “Praise the Lord”, and is highly inappropriate for the lyrics of this song, which are primarily sexual in nature.

    Cohen’s title is not only sacrilegious in this context, it is contemptible to suggest by its use that it shares something in common with the song that for most Christians first comes to mind when we hear the title, that being the “Hallelujah Chorus” from Handel’s Messiah. Indeed, Christians and non-Christians alike aware of its significance and its history continue to follow the example of King George II who, when hearing it for the first time, rose in awe during its performance. “For the Lord God omnipotent reigneth … forever and ever … Hallelujah!”.

    1. The story of the king standing during the Hallelujah chorus is not established in fact. If indeed he did rise, it might have been just to stretch his legs, it’s a mighty long oratorio to listen to at one sitting.

      As for this song, the first verse is about the music composed by biblical King David.

      The second verse mixes two old testament stories, when David saw Bathsheba bathing on the roof of an adjacent building and had her brought to him for sex, and the betrayal of Samson by Delilah. Don’t know what the connection is.

      Third verse is something about the despair of being in love.

      Fourth verse is somewhat like the third.

      Fifth verse was about sex.

      Not sure at all what the sixth verse is about.

      That’s all that are included in the recorded song, but it is comprised of 78 verses in total and I have no clue what the rest are about.

      1. The story of the king standing during the Hallelujah chorus is not established in fact. If indeed he did rise, it might have been just to stretch his legs, it’s a mighty long oratorio to listen to at one sitting.

        That’s the story I heard. The Hallelujah Chorus comes at the end of the second part of Messiah, which, depending upon who’s performing it, lasts about 2.5 hours.

    2. Cohen’s lyrical references, although sexual, are Biblical, and the use of “Hallelujah!” is therefore entirely appropriate. The use of sexual metaphors to express religious experience is also Biblical–see Song of Songs.

    3. I wouldn’t say the Cohen’s song is itself “sacrilegious” but it is certainly not one you would want to hear in the setting of a religious service.

      Cohen was generous enough to allow songwriters to create other versions, some of which are very appropriate for a church service, especially Easter or Christmas. Here’s an Easter version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MC1Nvn4Bk0Y

      1. “I wouldn’t say the Cohen’s song is itself ‘sacrilegious’ but it is certainly not one you would want to hear in the setting of a religious service.”

        It’s a terrific song.

        Cohen’s references aren’t Christian of course, they’re Jewish. But as the Hebrew Bible is the Christian Old Testament, it’s not surprising they would be viewed from that perspective. I have to say that my favourite Cohen song is Dance Me to the End of Love which has both (Hebrew) Biblical and Holocaust connotations.

        What always flabbergasts me is hearing how many couples actually choose Hallelujah as their wedding song!

        I mean, have they ever bothered to read the lyrics?

        1. Indeed, any couple who included Hallelujah as a wedding song should have had their heads examined. It’s a beautiful song with a haunting melody, but the original verses become darker and darker as the song progresses.

          From what I’ve read, Cohen liberally granted licensing to allow creation and performance of different verses to the song, often without any licensing fees. Some of the variations are very, very good.

  7. ” Does Ms. Westlin sing different renditions of the song in different octaves and then they’re all combined together?”
    It sounds great but is it in different octaves? The split screen hints that rather than use ‘backing vocalists’ she’s simply recording various tracks of her own voice and combining it all on one track. i wonder how a live performance would work? I assume the backing vocalist portion of her voice would be supplied from a recording.

      1. Not to be a jerk but that is technically the forerunner of the Tape Echo Machine. The first head records and second, third, fourth heads play back, sounds like an echo, can be sped-up or sustained.
        http://www.roland.co.uk/blog/demystifying-magic-tape-echo/
        Multi track is a number of separately recorded tracks mixed down to two, left and right. If the sound is on both it sounds like it is in the middle.

  9. Wuhan 2019-nCov is really throwing China for a loop.
    How many of their factories are going to be up and running this week, after the Lunar New Year ended? How many are going to remain shut down, and for how long?

    This guy just checked how much of his nursing supplies came from China. About half.

    https://raconteurreport.blogspot.com/2020/02/chaos-brings-opportunityand-chaos.html

    Read the comments to find out about their supply of N95 masks. You might want to do a hands on inventory too.

    1. RD
      Worrisome INDEED.
      Am scheduled for major surgery next Tuesday. That this shitshow with China will have implications across the globe..?? is a Massive understatement.

      I’m of the belief that we are dealing with an engineered & genetically altered virus here..one that got out. This did not originate in a food market nor via batshit soup. it just remains to be seen whether it was on sprung on purpose or not … I fear we may never know.

  10. Great Leader Kim Sung Trudeau continues his wonderful gender equity adventure in Africa today. He burns jet fuel to Islamic Senegal with the president of the Raptors, who is being sued by a policeman in the States for assault.

  11. Lilley at the Toronto Sun website has a story on foreign interests behind the pipeline protests.

  12. SJW Useful Idiots
    https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/people-are-starting-to-wake-up-pipeline-protesters-expect-long-term-change/ar-BBZQzWh?ocid=spartandhp

    Whiteys aligning themselves with anti-everything We Were Here First Nations don’t seem to realize that they’re not wanted either. Protesting your own existence and presence as illegal is madness, but it makes perfect sense to them. They also don’t seem to realize that Hereditary Chiefs are an aristocracy and don’t believe in elected band councils or democracy.
    #ClownCarCanada

    1. https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/entrances-to-bc-legislature-blocked-as-pipeline-protests-flare-across-canada/ar-BBZTe5q?ocid=spartanntp

      “Protesters also gathered outside a Helijet port in Victoria and a group of Indigenous youth who are occupying the federal Justice Department building in Ottawa say they’ve given the minister 24 hours to respond to their demands or they’ll consider reconciliation dead.”

      Wondering if this gets a lot worse before it gets better.

      1. We’ll see, but it’s largely the kids huffing and puffing. They’re blocking 2 bridges in downtown Victoria, but so what. It’s a socialist city with socialist residents and a socialist mayor, who tells her cops /Donut patrol, to stand down. They earned it.
        So did the NDP, whom the yutes are blocking the legislature from. It’s schadenfreude to the Commies who have repeated the native rhetoric for years, but now that they are government, they got a sudden case of Alzheimer’s……..
        With CN now announcing this is affecting their business, including propane delivery to Queerbec, BLACKIE and his team of sophomores will be dragged into this grudgingly. If Blackie had his way, he would put on a headdress and give us a song and dance, native style, kumbaya, Selfie Selfie Selfie!
        The natives want to shut the country down, as one quoted? Yeah, go ahead chief……..things might get real interesting in the dead of night

  13. Another day, same old, same old. Hypocrisy, lies, fraud, injustice, fools protesting their well being, governments busy destroying the wealth created by the people, and people who actually believe the crap.

  14. And now your Canadians are racist bastards story for today. Shree at the Liberal Party’s Toronto Star explains that the Mounties are Nazis for removing brave indians from the pipeline route in B.C. She informs us that this just one example of how white colonialists have raped and pillaged indian lands in Canada over the centuries. However this does not include slaves that were brought to Canada to toil for white slave owners.

    1. Wow!! That is a must see!!
      Kate, Robert…pls post this vid at the top!!
      This guy nails it…as he stands outside the Halifax U where Khadr got a standing ovation!!

    2. F**king A that dude said it well! I’d like to see some MSM turd or, even better, some f**king Liberal argue the facts with that veteran.
      Anyone who applauds Khadr is a POS.
      I’d like to hear Blackie the gay pirate try to reply to that clip.

    1. Corrupt fool is exactly right. I am sickened by this effort to buy support for the UN seat. Liberals should hang their heads in shame. Isn’t this what Lavelin did — bribery.

  18. Mentioned before that the CBC’s Katie Simpson is an immature, eye-rolling political reporter, a “me, myself and I’ person to go along with her politically-correct views.

    This morning she was on live, on CBC News Morning, babbling about the Joe Biden campaign, saying some forgettable things here in there. Babbling on, she then says the following: “We reporters do lead glamorous lives out on the campaign trail…”.

    Glamorous lives? Her?
    https://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images;_ylt=AwrE19baqkJe88YAhG1XNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTE0M3ZqMmNtBGNvbG8DYmYxBHBvcwMxBHZ0aWQDQjk0NzNfMQRzZWMDcGl2cw–?p=CBC+reporter+Katie+Simpson&fr2=piv-web&fr=uh3_news_vert_gs#id=1&iurl=https%3A%2F%2Fi.cbc.ca%2F1.5133930.1557767275!%2FfileImage%2FhttpImage%2Fimage.jpg_gen%2Fderivatives%2Fsquare_620%2Fkatie-simpson.jpg&action=click

    1. I refuse to attack a fat cow for being fat and stupid, it’s just not right to criticize a fat cow for being so.

  19. Got a notice at work in Calgary yesterday. “There’s a protest going on in front of City Hall today, try to avoid on your commute home.”

    So I walked to the train across the street from the planned protest. The big banner, 20′ long, said something to the effect of “Respect the Wet’suwet’en Culture” Between a dozen and 20 protestors, moving out onto McLeod Trail northbound every time the crossing walk light changed, and staying there after the green returned until the police told them to finish crossing. Wait for the next light, repeat. There were at least a dozen police there. I thanked a couple of them for putting up with the fools so the rest of us don’t have to, they chuckled.

    None of the protesters were the right ethnic type – there were some plains Indians, but the ‘Tsimsian groups actually look a lot like Mongolians (minus the epicanthic fold). And, just like the Teck protests last week, they probably called the police to ensure their own safety. They were keeping a lot of people from getting home after work, and a couple of pickups of rig workers would otherwise have cleared them out pretty fast.

    It’s worth noting that the Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs are not the elected leadership of their communities – they’re the decedents of royalty. The elected leadership has signed on to the pipeline and wants the jobs they’ll bring. And the hereditary chiefs want their cut of any profits made from “their” former lands, because they’re members of the lucky sperm club and chose their parents well.

    1. There are indigenous protests in Ontario over events in BC too. They’re blocking VIA Rail lines.

      Interesting to contemplate that, before the arrival of Europeans, the indigenous peoples of the Pacific and the Great Lakes never even knew each other existed.

  21. A contributing opinion writer, at the font of wisdom at the left-wing Globe and Mail, is disturbed that he, as a white male, is no longer welcome to criticize plays written by non-white playwrights. Tough business, that, in the wonderful world of arts-in-culture these days.
    https://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/theatre-and-performance/article-how-should-media-respond-when-an-artist-limits-reviews-to-critics-who/

    The above link is paywalled — why is a mystery since it is worthless writing.

  22. Cohen’s lyrical references, although sexual, are Biblical, and the use of “Hallelujah!” is therefore entirely appropriate. The use of sexual metaphors to express religious experience is also Biblical–see Song of Songs.

  23. Whiny Indians continue to block train tracks in Ontario. Useless OPP doing nothing to enforce the injunction, although they did appreciate the maple syrup gift they received from blockade participants.

  24. True North reports on how Canada’s favourite terrorist Omar Khadar received a standing ovation at a Canadian university, and was introduced as a magnificent gentleman.

    1. What a disgrace!!

      I’m amazed that our dollar is as high as it is?

  25. Police finally take action regarding the Indian blockades. Well, sort of. Post Millennial reports that police arrested a man who tore down the blockade on a highway. And Post Millennial reports on Blackie paying the media for stories on climate change. Well its his media, so I guess he can do that.

    1. Not sure of the location your referencing but that happened here in the Comox Valley yesterday. Cops all over the on ramp to the Island Highway with about a dozen “protestors” shutting down access. A local concerned citizen was arrested for standing up to the thugs. Its time to fire the RCMP I am thinking and hire local po po.

      1. Hey Viktor,
        I’m right across the water from you, and was out and about yesterday. I did not see anyone protesting, or causing a problem here, but if there were anything happening, all three protester would be ignored by the locals:)

      2. Viktor

        If you think hiring local donut patrollers is the solution, just have a look at what’s going on VIctoria.

        USELESS is how I would describe the Victoria Donut Patrol. Unless you need someone to revive you from an overdose,or to hold your shopping cart while you pass out…………….

  26. Rex Murphy has a nice story on Jordan Peterson at the National Post. Of course the comment section has the usual collection of “progressives” trashing him, one even calling Peterson a Christian fascist.

  27. For those of you who might still be curious ( – or who even still remember – ) the maritime adventures of our young Greta Scoldilocks, here’s an episode of her Atlantic crossing to Madrid, a la Vagabonde. It’s about what I’d figgered; she is actually a real person when she isn’t in front of the UN or a TV camera. Riley and Elayna own the boat, and the other sailor aboard flew over to help crew for the trip, negating Greta’s perceived CO2 savings.

    I still say send her back to school, lock-up her handlers and lose the key: https://sailing-lavagabonde.com/dodging-storms-with-greta-thunberg-60-knot-winds-7m-waves-on-the-horizon-ep-2/

  28. Bill 40: Here’s why Valérie Plante and other Quebec mayors are fuming

    A former teacher, Education Minister Jean-François Roberge rammed through a sweeping reform of Quebec’s education system over the weekend.

    There were surprises in last-minute amendments the Coalition Avenir Québec government tabled on Friday.

    Elected school board commissioners on the French-language side were immediately and unceremoniously thrown out of office, for example.

    And Quebec mayors, including Montreal’s Valérie Plante, were shocked by an unexpected twist: the school service centres that will replace boards will now have the power to force towns and cities to hand over municipal land — for free — if it’s needed to build new schools.

    Meanwhile, anglophone groups are mulling a court challenge.

    The bill, adopted by the National Assembly early Saturday, changes how the elementary and high school systems are organized.

    But it has wide-ranging implications as it amends 84 pieces of provincial legislation. It will change teacher training requirements, for example, as well as rules regarding the bumping-up of student marks

    Why were French-language commissioners turfed?

    One of Roberge’s amendments led to the immediate removal of all elected school commissioners on the French-language side. That includes those representing the Commission scolaire de Montréal, Quebec’s biggest board with 114,000 students.

    Roberge’s original plan was to eject those commissioners at the end of February. The new timetable was reportedly an attempt to prevent French-language school boards from following through on a threat to fight the law in court.

    The French-language boards will be run by current unelected directors general until the service centres are up and running. In the French system, there will no longer be elections. Instead, parents on school governing boards will elect members of service centre boards.

    Unlike commissioners, members of service centre boards will be volunteers who are not remunerated.

    Were English-language commissioners also removed?

    No. They will stay in their positions until November, as originally planned. At that point, elections are to be held. Unlike the French-side, the new English service centres will be run by boards elected by universal suffrage. The CAQ government allowed elections to continue as a compromise after anglophone groups threatened legal action.

    https://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/bill-40-heres-why-valerie-plante-and-other-quebec-mayors-are-fuming

  29. With whiny indians bringing the economy to a grinding halt, I guess we have to wait for Blackie The Gay Pirate to get back from Africa to handle it. Oh wait, as soon as he gets back he is heading for the Barbados to continue his winter selfie tour at tropical locations.

  30. https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/newspolitics/biden-super-pac-warns-of-doomsday-scenario/ar-BBZTA8K?ocid=spartandhp

    “Biden has been campaigning like he was the frontrunner when he wasn’t,” a senior Sanders campaign advisor said. “He didn’t hit back. He didn’t make his case. He pretended there wasn’t a primary. It was the height of arrogance because he’s arrogant.”

    Haha! Smell ya later, Joe. No, the black vote isn’t going to save you even if Barry steps up, you perv.

  31. 2:33 PM Kung Flu Update:
    43,146 known infected.
    1,018 admitted dead or about 23% of the 4,347 said to be recovered which is about 10%
    of the known infected.

    1. It’s still Prolly Nothin as of 7:03 PM
      44,815 infected
      1,113 headed for the pyre (23.75 of recovered)
      4,685 recovered (10.45% of infected)

  33. Blackie The Gay Pirate, the great environmentalist. Burns jet fuel at taxpayer expense to Africa, then burns jet fuel to Kuwait, then burns jet fuel to Greece for refueling, then burns jet fuel to Senegal, then burns jet fuel to Germany, then burns jet fuel to Canada, then will burn jet fuel to Barbados to soak up the sun. Meanwhile he wants us to cut back on driving our cars and for us to turn down our thermostats.

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