joe – Further proof that CO2 causes climate change… Clearly local green policies can reverse the impacts of global warming locally, like spot- reducing exercise. Australia, thy sins be forgiven.
DM – “Why has he not even come down and spoken to anyone here or driven by and filmed it himself?”. I don’t recall seeing this quote in a CBC article regarding Trudeau during the Freedom Convoy protest. CBC gets one thing right, it’s about the current economic conditions..
Paul, I am an economist, and among other things these days, the proliferation of homeless camps appalls me. Whatever one thinks of Mr. Poilievre, the fact that he is discussing homeless camps is a good thing.
He’s not discussing it or anything else. Pierre is just lamely posting a photograph juxtaposed with some text along the lines of ‘JUTHTHIN!!!1’. It’s as insipid and juvenile as so much of what Pierre produces.
The homeless issue is 100% a product of housing restrictions. Homelessness didn’t used to be a thing until 80-90 years ago (hobos aside) and then local governments started stopping SROs, telling motels they couldn’t have long-term guests, then zoning happened. And it got worse and worse…
UnMe – I agree about zoning. So you’re saying the solution is less government intervention? And if you have to choose between Pierre and the current BANANA PM, you would vote for the Buffoon? That makes perfect sense…
1) Yes. End zoning, instant massive GDP growth. Like, 30% GDP growth. We are in a Great Depression compared to where we should be.
2) I’ll vote Pierre as the least bad option by far but he’s not good. Kinda hoping the Liberals change their ways after losing to him. Also hoping for unicorns. CPC should have picked Atchinson instead for a variety of reasons.
It is amusing seeing Bernier and Poilievre snark at each other. Two Quebecois man-children trying to out each-other each other.
Maybe the old Consumers Distributing Chain had it right along with the old ways of selling beer, wine and spirits.
Belly up to the front desk with your order in hand, pay and out it comes in a plain brown paper bag.
There’s no chance the baby elk will ever find its mother.
Any bets the car had a “Biden” sticker on the bumper?
Lol. DB – UnMe said something about going to Yellowstone on the Memorial Day long weekend but he has a Jo Jorgensen bumper sticker so it probably wasn’t him.
The United Conservatives have been in power since 2019, but Smith only ascended to the premiership in October of last year after an internal party leadership struggle that saw the last premier, Jason Kenney — an ex-federal minister and himself a man of impeccable Right-wing credentials — ousted from office over the base’s opposition to his Covid-19 restrictions.
Bold mine.
With an observation like that, precisely how accurate d’ya s’pose the balance of the article is?
No, it is not. It can’t even decisively break free of the NDP. Albertan separatism is going back to sleep for a few decades because the separatists blew it. Again.
Douglas Murray – On Biden-Trump, Kathleen Stock, idiot students and Phillip Schofield.
Academia and the political left like to rename things in order to reshape how society views those places and events, stripping them of historic connotations. Where swamps are now wetland, a stinky smelly dangerous place that now will be spoken of as biodiverse treasure in need of protection. Tram lines are now light rail transit avoiding negative experiences the public had with on Tram lines like having to interact with unpleasant fellow riders or catching a disease in a pact cart. George Carlin’s “Words That Hide the Truth” from 1990 perhaps enlightens your Saturday morning. https://youtu.be/-ZAo_dUbh9s
Colby Cosh is an underrated writer. Manages to be fun without sacrificing substance for style. I liked this section in particular:
“The mathematical coincidence here suggests that many or most of these dewy virgins weren’t disillusioned Jason Kenney voters, but just cranky Red Tories who were never on board with the United Conservative Party project in the first place and who had dallied with the AP in ’19.
(The high-profile “ex-Conservatives” who rallied noisily behind the NDP and Rachel Notley in the late days of the campaign were people who almost certainly voted AP last time, and who wouldn’t brake for Jason Kenney in a crosswalk if he was pushing a stroller with twins.”
I’ll pass on the GWP’s BS. Saving that site’s bandwith for the stupid people who drink it up.
GYM JimKanna showing himself as the TRUE IDIOT once again, go back to yer sofa and dream about your non existant military adventures you stupid rube.
Again you are good for a larf , fool.
Time for people to take a hard look at where they’re parking their investment funds…
Antarctic Ice Shelves Growing
Am inconvenient truth: “Antarctic ice shelves gained 661 Gt of ice mass over the past decade…”
https://wattsupwiththat.com/2023/06/02/antarctic-ice-shelves-growing/
Australia ha a cold May. Much colder than normal.
https://twitter.com/tan123/status/1664734098022170624
joe – Further proof that CO2 causes climate change… Clearly local green policies can reverse the impacts of global warming locally, like spot- reducing exercise. Australia, thy sins be forgiven.
CBC News attacks Poilievre by defending Kelowna’s homeless camps:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/pierre-poilievre-tent-city-kelowna-1.6862866
DM – “Why has he not even come down and spoken to anyone here or driven by and filmed it himself?”. I don’t recall seeing this quote in a CBC article regarding Trudeau during the Freedom Convoy protest. CBC gets one thing right, it’s about the current economic conditions..
Paul, I am an economist, and among other things these days, the proliferation of homeless camps appalls me. Whatever one thinks of Mr. Poilievre, the fact that he is discussing homeless camps is a good thing.
He’s not discussing it or anything else. Pierre is just lamely posting a photograph juxtaposed with some text along the lines of ‘JUTHTHIN!!!1’. It’s as insipid and juvenile as so much of what Pierre produces.
The homeless issue is 100% a product of housing restrictions. Homelessness didn’t used to be a thing until 80-90 years ago (hobos aside) and then local governments started stopping SROs, telling motels they couldn’t have long-term guests, then zoning happened. And it got worse and worse…
UnMe – I agree about zoning. So you’re saying the solution is less government intervention? And if you have to choose between Pierre and the current BANANA PM, you would vote for the Buffoon? That makes perfect sense…
1) Yes. End zoning, instant massive GDP growth. Like, 30% GDP growth. We are in a Great Depression compared to where we should be.
2) I’ll vote Pierre as the least bad option by far but he’s not good. Kinda hoping the Liberals change their ways after losing to him. Also hoping for unicorns. CPC should have picked Atchinson instead for a variety of reasons.
It is amusing seeing Bernier and Poilievre snark at each other. Two Quebecois man-children trying to out each-other each other.
An allegations that an AI drone killed its human operator in simulated test:
https://www.vice.com/en/article/4a33gj/ai-controlled-drone-goes-rogue-kills-human-operator-in-usaf-simulated-test
How legalized shoplifting has made shopping, by honest people, harder:
https://www.dailydot.com/news/4-dollar-battery-locked-case-walmart/
Maybe the old Consumers Distributing Chain had it right along with the old ways of selling beer, wine and spirits.
Belly up to the front desk with your order in hand, pay and out it comes in a plain brown paper bag.
Paul Bernardo moved from a maximum-security to a medium-security prison…
https://www.kingstonist.com/news/paul-bernardo-moved-from-millhaven-institution-to-medium-security-prison/
…in order to strengthen his sense of self-esteem.
What will they do when Bernardo says he’s a woman?
Transfer ‘her’ to a women’s prision?
It will be the progressive thing to do.
Yellowstone Park visitor grabs newborn elk and takes it to rangers station:
https://www.idahostatesman.com/news/nation-world/national/article276031971.html
There’s no chance the baby elk will ever find its mother.
Any bets the car had a “Biden” sticker on the bumper?
Lol. DB – UnMe said something about going to Yellowstone on the Memorial Day long weekend but he has a Jo Jorgensen bumper sticker so it probably wasn’t him.
Somali Culture Night in Minneapolis School Turns Violent – Shooting, Stabbing, 50-Person Brawl (Video)
https://rairfoundation.com/failure-of-mass-immigration-somali-culture-night-in-minneapolis-school-turns-violent-shooting-stabbing-50-person-brawl-video/
Hell, yes!
Is Canada’s west looking to break free from Justin Trudeau?
https://archive.is/8z6Tf#selection-631.0-631.59
The United Conservatives have been in power since 2019, but Smith only ascended to the premiership in October of last year after an internal party leadership struggle that saw the last premier, Jason Kenney — an ex-federal minister and himself a man of impeccable Right-wing credentials — ousted from office over the base’s opposition to his Covid-19 restrictions.
Bold mine.
With an observation like that, precisely how accurate d’ya s’pose the balance of the article is?
No, it is not. It can’t even decisively break free of the NDP. Albertan separatism is going back to sleep for a few decades because the separatists blew it. Again.
Douglas Murray – On Biden-Trump, Kathleen Stock, idiot students and Phillip Schofield.
https://twitter.com/DouglasKMurray/status/1664715870000562177?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet
Academia and the political left like to rename things in order to reshape how society views those places and events, stripping them of historic connotations. Where swamps are now wetland, a stinky smelly dangerous place that now will be spoken of as biodiverse treasure in need of protection. Tram lines are now light rail transit avoiding negative experiences the public had with on Tram lines like having to interact with unpleasant fellow riders or catching a disease in a pact cart. George Carlin’s “Words That Hide the Truth” from 1990 perhaps enlightens your Saturday morning.
https://youtu.be/-ZAo_dUbh9s
Colby Cosh is an underrated writer. Manages to be fun without sacrificing substance for style. I liked this section in particular:
“The mathematical coincidence here suggests that many or most of these dewy virgins weren’t disillusioned Jason Kenney voters, but just cranky Red Tories who were never on board with the United Conservative Party project in the first place and who had dallied with the AP in ’19.
(The high-profile “ex-Conservatives” who rallied noisily behind the NDP and Rachel Notley in the late days of the campaign were people who almost certainly voted AP last time, and who wouldn’t brake for Jason Kenney in a crosswalk if he was pushing a stroller with twins.”
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/following-alberta-election-prairie-politics-now-firmly-anti-ottawa
This one is also interesting because it notes that Notley’s support underwent a bit of a collapse in Edmonton following the debates.
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/the-ucp-owes-victory-to-rushing-danielle-smith-into-leadership
But in Calgary Smith’s support may have dipped a little. In 2015, the debates put Notley into the premiership.
some WAR news reading for the unDORK, and COLON KINZINGER
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/06/russia-cancels-more-ukrainian-air-defenses-while-u/
There’s a nice video clip in there for you two IDIOTS
I’ll pass on the GWP’s BS. Saving that site’s bandwith for the stupid people who drink it up.
GYM JimKanna showing himself as the TRUE IDIOT once again, go back to yer sofa and dream about your non existant military adventures you stupid rube.
Again you are good for a larf , fool.
Time for people to take a hard look at where they’re parking their investment funds…
https://www.foxnews.com/media/woke-corporate-governance-often-stems-involved-investment-firms-former-anheuser-busch-exec