67 Replies to “May 21, 2025: Reader Tips”

  1. Has DOGE run it’s course? They seem to have skidded to a stop. The courts have blocked a lot of their initiatives.
    Elon has disappeared himself.

      1. Jessica
        If nothing else, Elon has exposed a lot of corruption. And like KKKraper you are also still an A$$HOLE.

        1. Gyminy Cricket:

          “Elon has exposed a lot of corruption.” And waters wet. Is that all ya got? No reason, logic or a cogent argument only insults and name calling.

          Here’s a Pro Tip Gyminy: Scroll past my posts since they so infuriate you. I don’t read your posts Gyminy and quite a few other insulters on this site. Why bother they bring nothing to the dialogue.

          2. He can’t do that. He is like a junkyard dog that you kicked one time too many. Now when he sees me, he erupts into incoherent rage regardless of topic. It is all white noise to me.

  2. So Canadian government together with (Formerly) Great Britain and New Vichy just endorsed the terrorist organization that sadistically slaughtered seven Canadians on October 7th. Hamassholes even thanked Carnage for his dhimmitude. I will link neither as both are easily verifiable though net search and I don’t link to terrorists and their supporters. Instead I link Pierre’s response:
    https://x.com/PierrePoilievre/status/1924908519767343148

    1. Any statement from the Carney liberals comes directly from the mouthes of eastern Canadians they voted them in knowing what the liberals stand for.

    2. This is a shameful statement by the Carney government. It was issued Anon – without any official or cabinet minister attaching their name to it. A cowards response.

      The incompetent Mel Joly asked to be removed from the Foreign Affairs in the new cabinet (she was a disaster) because she has a large muslim contingent in her riding. Anita Anand who is the new Minister also distanced herself from it but refused to condemn it.

      A black eye on Canada. Thank you Mr Carney and the poltroons in the LPC.

    1. Kharma is coming to this years pride season events in Toronto.
      We get to see which victim group takes precedence.

    1. I especially liked the comment “Judges do not roam the countryside looking for opportunities to chastise government officials for their mistakes.”

      A worthy read but it raises a couple of issues with regards to the lower courts and the Supreme Court (SC). First, why did the SC return the case to the District Court when that court ruled it did not have jurisdiction to render a verdict in the first place? And second, who the hell thinks 42 minutes is a reasonable time to rule on a case that is presented at 12:34 am in the morning (hence the comment “we’re not a Denny’s”)?

      The SC returned the case to the District Court so that they could rule on how long is reasonable when holding someone before they are extradited. Seems like the SC is asking the District Court to do its laundry. Maybe that’s how the US court system works, with the lower courts working for the higher courts to fill-in specific details. You would think the SC would take more ownership of such an important decision (can the President kick out terrorists) but the irony here is they didn’t take the time to clarify a lower court, they just booted it back down as if they don’t have the time to find the answer. How can a lower court, which has just ruled it doesn’t have the jurisdiction to hear a case, then proceed to rule on it after instructed by the SC?

  8. Trump is killing the honey bees.

    https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2025/05/honeybee-trump-research-disaster/682858/

    “It was early January when Blake Shook realized the bees were in trouble. Shook, the CEO of a beekeeping outfit called Desert Creek, was coordinating California’s annual almond pollination, the largest such event in the world. The affair requires shipping nearly 2 million honeybee colonies from all across the country to California orchards. But this year, Shook’s contacts were coming up short. Their bees were all dead.”

    If I have this right, European honey bees were imported to pollinate almond trees which are not indigenous to the region and something bad happened? Then this …

    “Since official recordkeeping started in 2007, approximately 40 percent of honeybee colonies kept by both commercial and hobbyist beekeepers have died off each winter.” That can’t be normal right? And of course this …

    “Still, a number of them [grifters] plan to hold out for one more year, in hopes that this winter was a fluke, that federal funding will stabilize, that researchers will somehow figure out what killed their bees so it doesn’t bring the American food system down too.”

    They haven’t been able to figure out what is killing their bees since 2007 and now the federal funding has been cut so the entire American food system is about to crash? Hint: honey bees are not native to North America and almond trees were imported into California in the 18th century. You’re running a completely fake industry, one with high risk. But by all means increase your extensive monoculture farming practices and be sure to spray the trees with herbicide, fungicide and insecticide while complaining of the unnatural death of the imported honey bees. We’re doing our part by switching to Turkish hazelnuts.

  9. Ref the good news that a judge has found trucker Harold Jonkers “not guilty” on all charges laid against him for participating in The Freedom Convoy.

    Jonkers’ lawyer sums it up in one sentence: ” … the judge saw through the Crown’s weak case and had the courage to do the right thing,”

    HAD THE COURAGE. Indeed. ‘Nuff said.

  10. Honeybees only live for six weeks tops, if they’re having trouble with population numbers of this domesticated creature it’s human mismanagement, probably due to a greed factor. There’s lots of small beekeepers who I’m sure truly love the little fellers but most bee keeping is probably industrial level, pounding the hives for max profit. Over the years I’ve noticed the bee holocaust is a favourite buzzthing for lefty whackos blaming it on climate.

  11. In 2016, my daughter took a solo trip to visit Chile and Argentina. She met her husband in Santiago when she posted a reel of her doing the aerial silks and inquiring if there was a circus school in Santiago. My sister and I visited Chile (lovely country) in 2018. Knowing she was serious about her husband, I googled about the countries in South America. In early 2018, Chile, Ecuador and British Guyana were considered to be “first world countries”. I know that the political situation in Ecuador has changed dramatically, I do not know about the other 2.

  14. HAPPENING NOW IN THE WHITE HOUSE OVAL OFFICE May 21, 2025
    President Trump is rubbing the faces of the President of So Africa and the “elite” mainstream media in the proof of genocide of White So African farmers. The President is showing everyone in the room videos and other news reports including Zulus packed into stadiums chanting and screaming “kill the Boer” and “kill the farmer” with So African MPs and other officials joining or leading the chants.
    The So African President claims it is not official “government” policy. What a liar.

  18. Twice in the last two weeks I’ve sat in a doctor’s treatment room in Saskatchewan and had doctors tell me they would not look at my injured shoulder.
    My sin?
    I went to them with more than one complaint.
    Both third world doctors told me they would only look at one issue, per visit.
    My guess is that they can’t charge for two visits if they look at two issues.
    If this is their policy then they can be proud off it and announce it to everyone so I can book two separate appointments and don’t have to wait a month for a second appointment.
    Anyone else seen this?

    1. I have experienced the very same thing at a major Toronto hospital’s family medicine clinic the past years or so, where I have been a patient for over a decade.

      They changed their policy, so if we are talking about three different issues, for example, gastro, renal and respiratory, they now say I must have three separate appointments for the three existing issues, even if the appointment is only to report on tests results for the three different issues, I have to have three separate appointments, one for each area of test results!

      1. So I guess if you have 3 issues like a gunshot wound, a punctured gut from a knife, and a concussion from a baseball bat, you will bleed out.

        1. Hopefully, the Emergency Room does not follow this same policy as the family medicine clinic, (to which I have been enrolled in for years).

    2. My doctor did this. His philosophy was; if you have two ailments, make two appointments (they could be separate, or back to back).

      The upside?

      If I had an 1:30 PM appointment, I got to see him at 1:30.

      In the 25 years that he was my doctor (he’s retired), I waited past my appointment time once.

      I now have to wait 30 to 60 minutes at my new doctor’s office.

      1. Whatever happened to a holistic view of matters? Doctors of yore would perhaps look you in the eye and connect the dots.
        This is why I don’t care to have a doctor these days.

  27. Judge notes ‘suspicious’ timing of handgun theft after police asked for pictures
    An Ontario manicurist reported her safe full of weapons was burgled the day after the province’s chief firearms officer requested photos of the arsenal
    https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/judge-notes-suspicious-timing-of-handgun-theft-after-police-asked-for-pictures-of-them

    .
    Just stop jailing criminals? The absurd odyssey of Canada’s catch-and-release justice system
    https://nationalpost.com/feature/canadas-catch-and-release-justice-system

    1. “Uhm, uhm, campaigning was uhm, uhm, so tiring that uhm, uhm, I need uhm, some uhm time to recuperate,” said Mark Carnage. “My uhm elbows are uhm sore.”

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