Author: Robert

It’s Probably Nothing

Strange happenings in Paraguay:

Harry Chun Tak Yeh, a Hong Kong-born Canadian who became an early Bitcoin investor and later founded Quantum Fintech Group, was found dead at about 4:30 a.m. on August 7, his body at the foot of the tower, naked and covered by a black plastic bag, according to Paraguayan reporting citing police interviews.

What investigators found upstairs was equally suggestive.

Police and forensic investigators entered a 30th-floor space used by Yeh and found doors open and the interior in considerable disorder. Police Director Francisco Ávalos reported that objects were strewn across the floor and some electrical cables appeared to have been ripped out. The head of the homicide unit, Abel Cantero, said evidence gathered from both units was turned over to the Public Prosecutor’s Office.

More here.

Part of Toronto Has Been Ceded to Ghana

So says Toronto city councillor, Shelley Carroll:

Thought Experiment: Jason Arday’s Path from Villain to Hero

Cambridge professor Jason Arday recently resigned in disgrace, under a cloud of numerous plagiarism accusations. He’s down & out forever, right? I thought so, but in this discussion today between Bret Weinstein and Peter Boghossian, the former suggested a trump card that Arday could still play and instantly become a hero … at least to those of us who believe in truth. Hint: If you want to skip ahead to the big reveal, advance the video to about 17 minutes in.

Canada’s New Founding Myth

The global Leftist project to make white people feel fundamentally guilty about their very existence is well underway. Germans are regularly reminded of The Holocaust. Americans are constantly reminded about slavery. The British are frequently reminded of their once global empire.

But where are Canadians on that list? How come they didn’t have any original sin hung around their necks?! The Leftists clearly got together in recent years and collectively exclaimed, “Not on our watch!” And they invented a narrative to permanently use against white Canadians.

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