Transgender Is A Stalking Horse For The Normalization Of Pedophilia

Groomers The Tolerant Left 24 Comments

Easy now, Laverne. Don’t get ahead of your skis.

Some of the kids were toddlers, still in diapers.

Did that stop the twisted compulsions of one Laverne Waskahat, 47, of Edmonton? Not in the least.

A wide array of almost draconian judge’s orders, including banishment from the internet for life? Not in the least.

And now, the trans-identifying woman, all 5-foot-11 and 170 pounds of her, has been released from jail and is back onto the streets of Edmonton. It happened Monday and everyone from the cops to Mrs. Kowalski is aghast.

What more evidence does the public need that the criminal justice system is a crapshoot beyond all belief? Exhibit A: Laverne Waskahat.

Cops are so concerned they’ve released a photo, description and myriad other details warning parents to go ahead and be overprotective.

Oh well, they never listen.

EPS West Branch patrol officers responded to a west-end hotel yesterday, after receiving a tip concerning Laverne Waskahat’s whereabouts. A warrant was issued for her arrest, after Waskahat failed to report to her parole officer. The 47-year-old posed a significant risk to the community and of committing a sexual offence against a child under the age of 16.

At the time of her arrest Wednesday, EPS members also located a baby crib, diapers, dozens of alleged pornographic drawings and a laptop in her hotel room.

Always The Last To Know

Climate Cult Media 11 Comments

Globe and Mail- Canadians aren’t crazy to think that carbon pricing is hurting their pocketbooks

The government doesn’t talk about the fact the Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) found last year that carbon pricing leaves a majority of households financially worse off once its impact on the economy is considered. There will be reduced growth in employment earnings and investment income resulting from higher carbon costs, the report said. The PBO said the highest-earning 60 per cent of households in Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta are worse off under carbon pricing than if the policy did not exist, while the bottom 40 per cent are somewhat better off.

The idea that carbon pricing is required equally across the country has long been in question. No one in Ottawa appears to have taken any umbrage with the fact the price on pollution in Quebec is lower than what is demanded in other provinces, including emissions-heavy Alberta and Saskatchewan.

What’s The Opposite Of Diversity?

Children R Our Future Cronies 19 Comments

Imagine the following:

You’re a man who serves as Chairman of the Board of a large University who led the search for the recently hired president.

Your wife runs a non-profit in the DEI space. She is the only full-time employee of the organization, serving as Founder, CEO, and CFO. You serve as Treasurer. The non-profit ostensibly sells two principal products in the DEI space:

1. “Evidence-based ‘how-to-guides’ and
2. “The most comprehensive intersectional analytics platform of its kind…”

but the non-profit has no revenues. It relies entirely on contributions to fund its operations, which principally consist of your wife’s salary and some other ancillary overhead.

There have been only two contributors to the non-profit, the University whose board you chair, which has contributed:

2018 $100,000
2019 $300,000
2020 $150,000
2021 $600,000
2022 $789,000

More.

Guilbeault thinks he’s getting his wish. Is he?

Climate Cult 37 Comments
Steven Guilbeault. X/@s_guilbeault

 

“We reached a historic consensus to move away from fossil fuels in energy systems,” Guilbeault’s statement on the conclusion of COP28, verbatim.

And the Canadian Press version:

Guilbeault hails ‘monumental’ COP28 deal, others warn of ‘dangerous distractions’

Also:

COP28 Agreement Signals “Beginning of the End” of the Fossil Fuel Era: the verbatim press release

And the conclusion from yesterday’s op-ed:

Op-Ed: Deidra Garyk: The Impact of ESG on the Energy Sector, Part 2

 

Hans Gruber or Steven Guilbeault? Can you see the difference?

And since it’s the Christmas season, and Die Hard IS a Christmas movie, here’s a little Hans Gruber. Notice any resemblance to anyone? And if you don’t think Die Hard is a Christmas movie, fight me! Yippee Kai Yay, …

 

The Libranos: Money For Nothin

Cold Dead Hands Forward! The Libranos 14 Comments

The Venezuela Effect: The secret to Trudeau’s hold on power is to flood the zone with so much incompetence and corruption that the nation surrenders in defeat.

Cabinet budgeted $37.4 million and spent a quarter of it on a gun buyback program without buying any guns, records show. Newly disclosed figures follow an internal Department of Public Safety report that warned the program was prone to “wasted time, energy and funds.”

Thursday On Turtle Island

Turtle Island 15 Comments

How To Protest Against Taxes:  The poop protest.     Scare The Hell Out Of People News:  A dengue fever plague.

Dementia Joe’s America:  The Bidens are above the law.  Thanks to Biden and Trudeau, North Americans will freeze in the dark.

China Virus News:  Covid vaccines create disruptive proteins.      Pride News:  A monstrous experiment.

Blackie’s Canada:  Canada votes in favour of Hamas (JW).  Renaming streets in Toronto.  Today Dear Leader burns jet fuel to Vancouver, for a fundraiser at taxpayer expense. Although he’s using a meeting as an excuse.

Your morning meme.  Bonus meme.  A Christmas cartoon.

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