He Admires Their Basic Dictatorship
The Canadian Forces wants to establish a new organization that will use propaganda and other techniques to try to influence the attitudes, beliefs and behaviours of Canadians, according to documents obtained by this newspaper.
The plan comes on the heels of the Canadian Forces spending more than $1 million to train public affairs officers on behaviour modification techniques of the same sort used by the parent firm of Cambridge Analytica, as well as a controversial and bizarre propaganda training mission in which the military forged letters from the Nova Scotia government to warn the public that wolves were wandering in the province.
Related: Watch your tongues.
Say It Isn’t So, Joe!
A federal judge named Joe Biden as a possible “witness” along with his son Hunter in a criminal fraud case last year that ended in the convictions of two of Hunter’s business partners, according to little-noticed court documents. The Democratic presidential candidate’s appearance on a witness list casts new doubt on his claims he knew nothing about his son’s shady business dealings.
Don’t sell them short — a lot of planning and effort goes into not noticing Democrat corruption.
November 2, 2020: Reader Tips
Tip of the day: It’s not nice to harass a Black Hawk.
Thread’s open.
Honey, I Finished The Internet
Say it Isn’t So, Joe!
The other guy is having no fun at all: “America is dead because of COVID-19.”
Oh, and his running mate is promising straight up Marxism.
We Don’t Need No Stinking Giant Mirrors
A Medicine Hat solar thermal project was demolished for scrap last week after the city, fed gov, and provincial carbon tax fund invested a total of $13M into the project. After an unsuccessful trial, Medicine Hat was unable to sell off the equipment. https://t.co/fncnx7Uch0
— oilrespect (@oilrespect) October 27, 2020
November 1, 2020
Thread’s open for tips.
Closing The Deal
This is fracking country. And Trump brought a literal fracking well to the rally because of course he did, he's Donald Trump. pic.twitter.com/zZTDAnyVnt
— Jack Posobiec 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) November 1, 2020
More Beheadings At Folkfest
LIVE in Toronto: A silent demonstration is being held outside the French consulate against French President Macron’s “Islamophobic” response to recent beheadings in France pic.twitter.com/399uNimP6t
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) October 31, 2020
AP “explains” — Why does France incite anger in the Muslim world? Its brutal colonial past, staunch secular policies and tough-talking president who is seen as insensitive toward the Muslim faith all play a role.
Say It Isn’t So, Joe!
They should have published them, then American media would be forced to report — National security nightmare of Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop containing phone numbers for the Clintons, Secret Service officers and most of the Obama cabinet plus his sex and drug addictions – all secured by the password Hunter02

Why bet against human ingenuity?
“…bring back into focus the role of human ingenuity, which is what got us to this wonderful place in history. By incentivizing the oil/gas community to do something, they will bring not just their full entrepreneurial mindset, but also the unbelievably large array of infrastructure and knowledge and research capabilities.” Read on…
Maybe They’re Ahead, Maybe They’re Behind
October 31, 2020: Reader Tips
Tips thread open.
Your Moral And Intellectual Superiors
We Don’t Need No Stinking Giant Mirrors
Social Disease
This means that because a specific @nypost enforcement led us to update the Hacked Materials Policy, we will no longer restrict their account under the terms of the previous policy and they can now Tweet again.
— Twitter Safety (@TwitterSafety) October 30, 2020
Related.

THEY DESERVE A SECOND CHANCE
Twenty-five years ago today, Quebec came within a small margin of separating from Canada.
Now Is The Time At SDA When We Juxtapose!
October 30, 2020 Statistics Canada says economy grew 1.2 per cent in August
October 29, 2020: The [US] economy grew at a record pace in the third quarter—increasing 7.4% over the prior quarter and at a 33.1% annual rate—recovering about two-thirds of the ground it lost earlier in the coronavirus pandemic.
All In This Together
We have been asked by the government to make many sacrifices to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus. This was possible — if not exactly easy — to abide in the early days of the pandemic because there was an underlying assumption that: 1) all of us would be sacrificing; and 2) while all of us were sacrificing, the government would be working furiously and with ruthless efficiency to get itself ready to fight COVID-19.
Now we know there was no basis for either of these assumptions.


