Sorry, we didn’t make the new rules. But those are the new rules.
Revolutionary Occupation
It would have been interesting to see how this judge would have ruled had he been asked for an injunction against the Ottawa trucker protest two years ago. My guess is that he would have meted out a harsh punishment for such counter-revolutionary activity.
A Quebec Superior Court judge has rejected a provisional injunction request by McGill University to remove pro-Palestinian encampment activists from its front lawn in downtown Montreal.
St-Pierre opened his ruling by saying that the injunction request comes amid a wave of pro-Palestinian encampments on university campuses across North America connected to the events in the Gaza Strip, where “dozens of thousands of Palestinians are dead, injured or displaced by the Israeli army.”
“Thirteen federal judges said they would no longer hire law clerks from Columbia”
Sorry guys, we didn’t make the new rules. But those are the new rules.
Related: ‘We respect your passion and opinions.’
“notoriously hot-headed pol Kevin Parker formally denied the rape allegations against him”
Sorry guys, we didn’t make the new rules. But those are the new rules: A New York State Senator that worked to pass the “Adult Survivors Act” which allowed E. Jean Carroll to go after Trump with accusations from 30 years ago now says the law is unconstitutional because a rape lawsuit got filed against him too
What You Can Do
National Post- Pierre Poilievre: Memo to corporate Canada – fire your lobbyist. Ignore politicians. Go to the people.
If you want to stop Trudeau’s latest tax hikes, don’t talk to politicians about it, talk to the people. If the tax hike is going to force doctors to leave Canada, the medical associations must ensure every patient knows that. If your factory will have to forgo expansion because Trudeau is taxing investment, assemble all your workers in the hall and tell them that. If his tax on venture capitalists is going to make it impossible for engineering grads to stay in Canada, make sure students (and their parents) in Kitchener-Waterloo know that.
The Games Liberals Play
From Anti-Individual to Anti-Humanism
“the students are fearful that their arrest records and suspensions will ‘follow them into their adult lives.’”
Sorry guys, we didn’t make the new rules. But those are the new rules
“This evening, Google indiscriminately fired 28 workers, including those among us who did not directly participate… “
Sorry guys, we didn’t make the new rules. But those are the new rules.
“after a great deal of reflection, Dr.Sherita Golden has decided to step down”
Sorry guys, we didn’t make the new rules. But those are the new rules.
Our Little Secret
More educators titillated by the prospect of deceiving parents:
Teachers are also warned not to congratulate parents on their child’s performance in a school play. Why this humdrum politeness should be avoided, with the threat of disciplinary consequences, is not entirely obvious and no hints are offered as to the reasoning. It is, however, framed as equal in sinfulness to informing a parent that their child has been “snorting a white powder.”
Because if little Billy is chopping them out in class, it’s now a teacher’s duty to keep parents in the dark, you see.
Coming Soon
Sun- Wendy’s bold dynamic pricing move
The recent announcement by Wendy’s in the United States that it will adopt dynamic pricing during busy hours marks a significant moment in the food industry. This public declaration is unusual in a sector where price changes are often made discreetly. Wendy’s is essentially advising its customers to visit during quieter hours to save money, which could be perceived as an inconvenience. It’s akin to transforming its operations into a stock exchange, where customers are encouraged to ‘buy low and avoid buying high.’
Update: And so it begins…
A Territorial Struggle
We are living in 1979 on the way to 1984
NDP MP Charlie Angus wants to shut down all oil and gas advertising.
In a move that would effectively destroy media like Pipeline Online, EnergyNow.ca, BOE Report, Daily Oil Bulletin and more, Timmins-James Bay NDP MP Charlie Angus on Feb. 6 proposed eliminating all advertising from oil and gas firms. “It is prohibited for a person to promote a fossil fuel, a fossil fuel-related brand element or the production of a fossil fuel except as authorized by the provisions of this Act or of the regulations,” the private members bill, which was just introduced and is not law, says.
Note, this was clearly endorsed by the national party and leader. There’s even a donation collection at the bottom of the press release.
Fines in the million dollar range, jail up to two years. This is what the NDP want of Canada. And I would be going to jail.
To quote Andor, “Fight the Empire!”
“Customer Agreement Contracts”
I feel safer already.
David Clinton- Terms and Conditions: How Canadian Banks Override Their Customers’ Property Rights
Even if their best years might now lie behind them, the Big Five still consistently produce multi-billion dollar profits. And they’re pretty good at protecting your money from crime.
But will they, as institutions, necessarily treat you fairly? Based on the contents of their customer agreement contracts, it seems that’ll depend entirely on how they feel on a given day.
The ‘S’ Word
Attention, heterosexuals. The word ‘straight’ has been deemed oppressive. Please update your files and lifestyles accordingly.
New Rules
Sorry guys, we didn’t make the new rules. But those are the new rules.
A lot of people are upset about the criticisms of MLK Jr today. But these floodgates opened a long time ago. Our historical heroes have been torn down. We've been told to focus on their sins and shortcomings. Columbus has been labeled a genocidal killer. Jefferson was nothing but…
— Matt Walsh (@MattWalshBlog) January 15, 2024
New Rules
The Better Reset: President Javier Milei fines the organizers behind 2 recent road-blocking protests in Argentina. The unions and social orgs involved have been ordered to pay up millions of pesos, covering operational costs for police.
They Don’t Make Them Like They Used To
Serve and protect now means serve the coffee and protect the donuts?
Toronto Star- Toronto police union says protest cops deserved more support after coffee delivery blowback
In a memo to members obtained by the Star, the police union wrote that the officers in question, who it said were working in service of “keeping the peace,” have been unfairly portrayed as “ineffectual and negligent in their duties.”
“In her resignation letter, Claudine Gay, disgraced former President of Harvard, blamed racism for her resignation”
Sorry guys, we didn’t make the new rules. But those are the new rules.