Its Always About The Money

Chief Big Screen TV Turtle Island We Are All Treaty People 15 Comments

Indian groups are demanding that the Catholic Church pay up to sixty million dollars, before the Pope is allowed to come to Turtle Island and apologize.

UPDATE:  The CBC is excited that Indians have given permission for Big Chief Gay Eagle to raise the flags before Remembrance Day. However Justin must also display the orange missing children flag on the Peace Tower and all government buildings. And the flags must be lowered on the separate Indian veterans Remembrance Day. Apparently we have to have separate veteran’s days now for the various groups on Turtle Island.

When The FBI Does It, That Means That It’s Not Illegal

Russiagate 15 Comments

Another arrest in the Clinton-FBI Russiagate conspiracy;

The office of Special Counsel John Durham has confirmed that Igor Danchenko, a key source for British ex-spy Christopher Steele, has been arrested. This is the third arrest by Durham who is moving toward the prosecution stage of his investigation into the origins of the Russian collusion scandal. Durham is variously described as either painfully methodical or positively glacial as a prosecutor. But he is widely credited with being a dogged and absolutely apolitical prosecutor. Danchenko’s arrest is a seismic development and confirmed Durham is far from done with his investigation.

Another Person Of Interest: Woman Who Testified Against Trump Also Introduced Authors of Fake Russian ‘Dossier’ to Each Other. Gee, What Are the Odds … ?

One Flu Out Of The Wuhan Nest

Drain The Swamp Gain of Function 19 Comments

Via Eric Weinstein.

Why do we protect @EcoHealthNYC?

Prediction: many years from today, this will be found to be a bioweapons program deliberately repurposed to evade bioweapon restrictions, dressed up as a hippie eco-charity so as not to look like DOD/IC.

Read this email *given* Fauci’s denials:

Thread here.

Related at NY Post: Letter confirms Wuhan lab’s COVID-19 leak was funded by US taxpayers

COP26: The Coal-Fired Climate Conference

Alternative Subsidy Climate Cult Y2Kyoto 17 Comments

Coal keeps lights on at COP26 as low wind strikes again

…yesterday, 3 November, saw a new record for the total daily cost of balancing the GB electricity grid. The previous record of £38 million, twenty times the current daily average, was smashed by a margin of £6 million, with the new record standing at £44.7m.

The causes are easy to identify from the Balancing Mechanism Reporting Service’s own chart of the Transmission System fuel mix. Wind power, the dark blue bars, was extremely low for most of the day, with a minimum of only 1 GW, under 5% of its capacity.

Minimum wind generation coincided neatly with peak demand, and as a result system prices reached stunning levels, with a maximum of just over £4,000 a megawatt hour, nearly 100 times the wholesale price normal before the current crisis started, as can be seen in this BMRS chart…

These prices brought coal and gas back on to the system to save the day, but emergency measures are expensive, and the cost to consumers and the wider economy was little short of horrifying.

h/t Adrian

It’s a start

2021 Federal Election CPC Leadership Wuhan Flu 27 Comments

We’ll see how long O’Toole tolerates this latest development, but considering that he did not do as well as hoped in the last election, these MPs will hopefully be allowed to run with this issue.

Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu says she and other colleagues are forming what she calls a “mini-caucus” within the existing Tory caucus to advocate for Canadians concerned about the impacts of vaccine mandates.

“Shipping Crisis”

Around The Blogosphere It's Probably Nothing 25 Comments

I’m A Twenty Year Truck Driver, I Will Tell You Why America’s “Shipping Crisis” Will Not End

Think of going to the port as going to WalMart on Black Friday, but imagine only ONE cashier for thousands of customers. Think about the lines. Except at a port, there are at least THREE lines to get a container in or out. The first line is the ‘in’ gate, where hundreds of trucks daily have to pass through 5–10 available gates. The second line is waiting to pick up your container. The third line is for waiting to get out. For each of these lines the wait time is a minimum of an hour, and I’ve waited up to 8 hours in the first line just to get into the port.

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