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And They’re Back!

The Rent-a-Mob Anti-Trump protests are suddenly back.  Translation: We don’t accept the democratic will of the American people, we believe in endless inflation & poverty for Americans, we want more non-Americans entering our land (which was stolen by racist dead white men, don’t ya know), we want endless wars and are fine with billions of our tax dollars (oh wait, most of us protesting don’t pay taxes) going to Ukraine.

Such folks don’t deal very well with reality.  Here’s a glimpse of the reality they’ll be fighting against every single day for the next 4-8-12 years…

A Party of Endless Lies

Related: Joe Rogan’s official endorsement of Donald J. Trump.

Scratch A Leftist

Find a Jew hater;

“Although some say we’ve passed peak woke, the modern left’s authoritarian impulse to push other people around is alive and well. It’s just that a memo must have gone out to the faithful that the agenda has switched, and now instead of black lives mattering or the climate changing, they’re all to lose their wits over Israel and stick it to the Jews. These are very obedient disciples.”

Moe would like to see Saskatchewan produce a million barrels per day

Premier Scott Moe during Question Period on March 4. Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan Election 2024: Increase oil production to 600,000 bpd with eyes on a million, keep coal until nuclear is ready: Saskatchewan Party

This is the second in a series of in-depth interviews with the parties vying for the Saskatchewan election. In it, Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe speaks at length about increasing oil production, not just to 600,000 barrels per day, but possibly eventually a million. He discusses royalties at length for potash, lithium and helium. And on power generation, he says we should keep burning coal past 2030 (the federal deadline) until we have nuclear power in place. This is, by far, the most in-depth coverage on energy you’re going to see in this election. At the end I included the entire portion of the platform related to energy that’s been published. Other parties have published sentences or paragraphs. This was five pages plus a few more on power generation.

On Thursday morning I should have the NDP story up, followed by the Buffalo Party on Friday.

Also:

Carbon pricing rebates land in bank accounts as Liberals defend embattled policy

And:

Alberta government launches $7M ad campaign against incoming federal emissions cap

This one is interesting because Michael deAdder, who was recently terminated from his 30 year career as a political cartoonist with the Halifax Chronicle-Herald, posted this on his Substack. It’s a full page front page ad, one of those deceptive type ones that make it look like a story (I hate those).

When I was editor of Pipeline News, I used to buy the occasional political cartoon from him. But when I checked his X account just now, for some reason he blocked me.

Horrible Hurricanes

Fox13 live is covering the morning aftermath of Milton, DeSantis presser to begin soon.

More from Reed Timmer on X.

Roger Simon;

We are the in the midst of horrendous disaster for many of our fellow citizens. Our hearts break. But if it’s any consolation, it’s actually been worse. According to the website “Answers in Genesis,”

“The Flood of Noah’s day (2348 BC) was a year-long global catastrophe that destroyed the pre-Flood world, reshaped the continents, buried billions of creatures, and laid down the rock layers. It was God’s judgment on man’s wickedness and only eight righteous people, and representatives of every kind of land animal, were spared aboard the Ark.”

Okay, hold it right there. Did it happen? As Ira Gershwin wrote, things we’re liable to read in the Bible “ain’t necessarily so.”

Except a myriad of scientists and archaeologists have been investigating this for ages and the dating may be questionable but something major did happen.

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