55 Replies to “March 16, 2021: Reader Tips”

  1. Yesterday, I found out that since 2018, Canada is one of ten digital nations in the world, along with the U.K.
    https://www.canada.ca/en/government/system/digital-government/digital-nations.html

    Could this lead to the rise of a social credit system? Have a look at the U.K.’s proposals.
    https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/attributes-in-the-uk-digital-identity-and-attributes-trust-framework/how-to-score-attributes?fbclid=IwAR3wQvqOFjsn-2cHy9dVGEYVIRvFAdER6kJvuNcHSai7fMFiVmtZsgG5_v4

  2. Blacklock reports that then prime minister Pierre Trudeau opposed compensation for Japanese Canadians, because they appeared “happy” and it would set a precedent for other minorities. Obviously Justin must make a tearful apology and pay reparations to every Canadian of Japanese descent.

    1. Look up Kamloops Kid a Canadian pow camp commander for the Japanese.If anyone gets compensated it should be our veterans and especially the prisoners that suffered under this “Canadians” watch

    2. OJ

      Canadian Japs appearing happy made me chuckle.
      Some time ago an old friend in Saint John NB, who at the time was a bit of a Castro apologist, provided, as evidence, a smiley Cuban lady in the public market there.

      My wife, a much quicker wit told me, “She’s smiling ‘cos she’s not in Cuba”.

    3. In 1988 Ronald Reagan apologised to Japanese Americans for their WW2 internment.

      “One hundred twenty thousand persons of Japanese ancestry were forcibly removed from their homes and placed into makeshift internment camps,” Reagan said. “This action was taken without trial, without jury. It was based solely on race.”

      No apologies were rendered to Americans of Italian and German descent, also interned.

      (Defending the indefensible, Michelle Malkin has written a book in defense of internment. It’s called In Defense of Internment.)

    1. Current 2×4 prices adding $24000 to a new house price.
      Taxes?
      Who knows?
      Higher, much higher is a given.

    2. if it wasnt for my truly beloved critters, a part mastiff and a golden retriever that need a big place and a big yard I would seriously be thinking like john d rockerfeller when he bailed out of the stock market BEFORE the crash.
      then went *back in* and scooped billions in todays dollars for pennies on the former dollar.

  3. While migrants are flooding across the border, the main topic on TV news is Michelle Obama commenting on Harry and his trailer park wife.

    1. She may be trailer trash, but she is ‘Air-stream’ trailer trash … that’s high end and her attitude demonstrates that..

    2. Why do they keep refering to her as black?

      She’s lighter than that gorgeous Bond girl with lovely breasts. She’d be lost in my backyard in Ottawa..

  4. The U.S. Air Force wasted $549 million on faulty Italian-made cargo planes for the Afghan government and no one involved in the deal has been held to account, according to a new report by a government watchdog.

    Neither a former U.S. Air Force general who was heavily involved in the project nor the company that sold the flawed aircraft to the Pentagon has faced prosecution over the program, the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) said in the report obtained by NBC News.

    The Pentagon bought 20 G222 cargo aircraft from Alenia North America in 2008 but the planes proved unreliable, with long delays to secure the delivery of spare parts, maintenance problems and numerous complaints about their safety from Afghan pilots. The program was suspended and the planes were destroyed and turned into scrap metal in 2014, selling for $40,257, according to the report.

    https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/pentagon-spent-millions-faulty-italian-planes-afghans-later-sold-scrap-n1259332

    1. My son is a Engineer and has worked with Alenia (Italy)
      He has many horror stories when he was there for a big aircraft company in the US.

      He words were (Quality was NOT jobs 1)

  5. No Shit Sherlock
    https://financialpost.com/opinion/opinion-higher-carbon-taxes-will-cost-canadian-governments-24-billion-a-year-by-2030

    “found the higher tax will cause economic activity to shrink by 2.1 per cent, which in 2019 would equal roughly $44 billion. The study also finds that a $170 carbon tax will reduce employment by more than 200,000 jobs and cost the average Canadian worker $1,800 in foregone income — even after accounting for the carbon tax rebate.”

  6. President Biden just signed his sweeping $1.9 trillion spending package into law. Once this bill hits the books, total taxpayer expenditure on (ostensibly) COVID relief will hit $6 trillion—which, roughly estimated, comes out to $41,870 in spending per federal taxpayer.

    You may have gotten $1400.
    The difference?
    Liberal tithing.
    You think it’s easy to buy elections?
    Sure it is.
    Particularly here.
    Where math doesn’t matter and the media is as crooked as an American election.
    Canadians are dumb, lazy and cowardly.
    One can only assume that the World War 2 crematorian door holders were the Canadian contingent.
    What a sad, pathetic people we have become.
    Luckily, some kick ass pain is coming.
    Well deserved too.

      1. That (might, maybe) happen only if Kenny is punted back to where he came from, Notley skidded to her dream Province, BC. Until then, same old sheets.

          1. Time server. One of those “All Hat No Cattle” (AHNC) folk. That Dodge Ram he drove on the stump was probably a “loaner”.

  7. If the Astra/Zeneca covid vaccine is safe as Trudeau et al want us to believe the AstraZeneca vaccine is safe he/they better prove it by taking it themselves or giving it to their older loved ones.

    1. akin to natives in remote communities demanding the visiting official drink a glass of water out of the local tap.
      the tactic works without fail and without fail they refuse.

  8. Blackie mentioned that his mother got the vaccine shot. Rumour has it that she complained it didn’t give her a high.

    1. Mad Maggie would have said she didn’t need the shot because it didn’t burn when she peed.

  9. For historians of The Great War…
    Not since the 1970s has there been such an important discovery from the Great War in France. In woods on a ridge not far from the city of Reims, the bodies of more than 270 German soldiers have lain for more than a century – after they died the most agonising deaths imaginable.

    Forgotten in the confusion of war, their exact location was till now a mystery – one which the French and German authorities were in no hurry to elucidate. But thanks to the work of a father-and-son team of local historians, the entrance to the Winterberg tunnel on the Chemin des Dames battlefront has been found.

    https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-56370510

    1. at this point it doesnt matter which side they were on, we can all grieve at the horror and loss suffered by these men.
      and point all our fingers at the pollllitiSHUNS who precipitated the fight and the one after with their damned
      sense of entitlement at versielles (sp)

  10. This looks interesting.
    Phalim McAleer has been a very pro active, in your face , Breitbart kind of guy for awhile. He is not slowing down.
    https://t.co/R2OKYZltx6?amp=1

    In case my link doesn’t work: he is working on a film about Hunter Biden.

  11. Our little girly boy prime minister is on the election trail again today. He is attending a couple of virtual events with community organizations to explain how wonderful he is, and to blame everything on Harper.

    1. Hells Angels Lawyer,said the same thing,the biggest streetgang in Canada with the most criminally charged and convicted members?
      The RCMP.
      And I am beginning to think we should fire the Political Minions and hire the Angels,cause every street the Angels live on,has very limited crime.

      1. Yep. I used to live in Lachute, Quebec. They ran that town pretty well. The Brit cops are known as “the Filth” now.

    1. o’ TOOLe?
      sent them a msg via their web site demanding if the tool intended to follow in harper’s footsteps
      and end Canada Post home delivery.
      aka ‘yawell yawell yawell not eeeeeeverybody has home delivery yawell yawell yawell.
      uhuh.
      and the ones who purchase in the exclusive new neighborhood KNOWING they wont get home delivery?
      why the FCUK do *I* have to lose out because of them ??? hmmm ????

      sound of crickets . . . . .

    1. They were wonderful to the lady. We’d never know any of this stuff were it not for Rebel News.
      I’ve always wondered whether any of their phones are bugged, including Chris Skye’s. Cops were there to swarm Chris even at that late hour, well, well!

      Glad to support Rebel News.

  12. Bruce Arthur at the Toronto Star and Casino website, basically calls General Rick Hillier a coward for leaving his position as vaccine coordinator at the scheduled time. Bruce also explains that its fortunate that Hillier is not in command if Canada was at war. Apparently the Star feels it has superior knowledge of the military more so than the people actually in the military.

  13. So that great new relationship between Dementia Joe and Blackie is working out well. True North reports that the Democrat governor of Michigan refused to meet with Blackie’s ambassador to the U.S. regarding line 5.

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