23 Replies to “July 22, 2026: Reader Tips”

    1. The hoax kidnapping trials cost taxpayers big bucks. Who do we sue from the Biden admin to recover the millions spent on BS.

  1. The forests of Ontario are burning. Of course it’s because of climate change, but there is a growing difference between the “normal” reporting (climate change – first link) and the eco-zealots (climate change caused by the burning of fossil fuels – second link). Some reports bypass climate change altogether. Baby steps.

    https://www.torontotoday.ca/local/environment-climate/ontario-worst-wildfire-season-early-estimates-suggest-12572729#google_vignette

    https://globalnews.ca/news/11973912/ontario-wildfire-season-2026/

    Never is there a discussion on historical forestry practices and how this might impact the health of forests and how that makes them more susceptible to burning. A forest ranger from B.C. had some interesting observations on this a few years ago (hinting we planted a mess that we are now harvesting).

  2. Speaking of criminals, wonder what’s going on with these two pinheads?
    https://apnews.com/article/tate-brothers-social-influencers-arrest-82b6638219839dcf653c09309da66f16

    Granted, they’re like Temu versions of Jeffery and aren’t going to get attention outside of the National Enquirer, but it is an interesting case. The U.S. doesn’t usually grant extradition, especially on one of its citizens (they hold dual), preferring to prosecute themselves (and it is Florida, DeSantis tends to not be prosecution adverse). The UK could be just as well served having the U.S. prosecute them (they’d get tougher sentencing) — and then, why ARE they fighting extradition with that in mind??? And then there are some of the more interesting interviews (with regards to the people who gave them and how those interviews were conducted) these two have given.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duA5eWjHCjU

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