Where the brownshirts meet you at the airport.
Mark Crispin Miller- What it’s now like for humans going “home” to bio-fascist Canada
Huge fines, long delays and lots of prissy scolding face the non-compliant under Klaus Schwab’s Fidelito (and his Queen)
Francisco- Hmm, the link seems to have disappeared. I’ll see if I can find it again.
Update: Here is a slightly shorter version of the video.
When World War One began, the common perception was that it would be over in a matter of weeks. The reality turned out to be very different. Similarly, the West got involved in the conflict in the Ukraine because they believed that after a brief application of sanctions Russia would be cowed into withdrawal. Five months in, we are now finding out just how misguided that hope was. And now we find out that our ally is well on its way to becoming a long term financial ward of Western taxpayers.
Ukraine’s state-owned gas company Naftogaz has asked its international creditors to defer payments on its debt for two years, fanning expectations that the government may soon do the same.
Naftogaz which has a $335 million bond maturing as well as two interest payments due on July 19, said Russia’s invasion had left it short of cash as many of its customers were now unable to pay their bills.
Ripudaman Singh Malik, the man acquitted in the 1985 Air India terrorist bombing, has been killed in a targeted shooting in Surrey, B.C.
An employee who works at the car wash near the site of the shooting said he heard shots and ran outside to find Malik unconscious in his car.
“There was three gunshots. One hit on the neck, that’s it. And I just took him out. He was alive,” said the man, who didn’t want to be named because of safety concerns.
I don’t know if this is a legitimate question — but it’s a good one.
h/t anton
New York Post- I thought my husband was constipated. Actually, he had a water bottle in his butt
If you ever get the chance to go have a beverage with an emergency room doctor don’t pass up the opportunity. They’ll tell you all sorts of interesting stories.
Via Javier Blas – Harald Seegatz, deputy chairman of the supervisory board of Uniper, told Bloomberg News the German utility giant was at risk of ***insolvency within days***
They’re drawing from storage in the middle of the summer to avoid buying at spot prices.
How it started. How it's going pic.twitter.com/3DWhhKek0s
— Javier Blas (@JavierBlas) July 15, 2022
Justin will be so happy! Judge fines church and pastor for not letting China virus inspectors into building.
What’s everyone seeing out there right now? Here’s just one story.
https://twitter.com/d_demelis/status/1547784263176577029
h/t Dennis
You will stay home and be happy.
Global- 6 in 10 Canadians avoiding airports due to delays: poll
And they won’t be chasing after them to get it back.
Statistics Canada says hundreds of thousands of teenaged students received payments of up to $5,000, which was money intended for COVID relief aid for jobless taxpayers facing eviction or foreclosure, according to Blacklock’s Reporter.
Access to Information documents show in 2021 a total $636 million was paid to high schoolers. […]
In March 25, 2020, Parliament enacted the Canada Emergency Response Benefit Act to issue $2,000-a month cheques to jobless taxpayers.
The act allowed payments to teenagers as young as 15 but they needed to provide a tax return the previous year.
Blacklocks say records showed federal authorities gave payments without confirming applicants were tax filers.
Because that money is spent, and those children are their future. Instead, they’ll come chasing after us.
Let’s check in on our planetary doomsday clock.
Despite rhetoric to the contrary, there is still plenty of sea ice over Arctic regions this summer, supplying feeding platforms for polar bears, ice-dependent seals, and walrus cows nursing their young calves. Forget about whether the numbers are below or above some short-term average, there is no catastrophe in the making for marine mammals in the Arctic at this time. […]
This post is predominantly sea ice charts for mid-July, what we in the science field call observational evidence, aka ‘facts’. Keep in mind that satellites used to produce these images have an especially hard time distinguishing ice topped with melt water from open water, which means much more ice useful to these marine mammals is almost certainly present than is shown in the charts (as much as 20% more in some regions).
Its a transgender world: Disney debuts a transgender character. Fascist transsexual wants J. K. Rowling blacklisted. Town carnival forced to issue a grovelling apology.
Biden’s America: Young women trying to get sterilized. This week in whoppers. The white privilege of Dr. Jill. Your morning meme.
Trudeau’s Canada: CBC posts tutorial on how to feminize your voice. Dear Leader will have a busy day dragging his loyal media to various photo ops. He visits a brewery, explains global warming to a family and visits a children’s day camp. Justin’s lies about the economic damage caused by the Freedom Convoy.
Proof that green policies don’t work. What do you do with old solar panels? The need for poo laws in Ardern’s New Zealand.
Today in Islam: A history lesson.
Including two types of pleasure face; a simple solution to a minor problem; the skyscraper escape device you’ve always wanted; some all-too-distracting scenery; and a thing you may not expect to see while grocery shopping.
This evening we learn about the Seabees of WW2.
Your most constructive tips of recent times are mightily appreciated!
Exactly two years ago, this incompetent @bankofcanada apparatchik was encouraging Canadian families, businesses, and the government to borrow and spend. He printed $400B to fund Trudeau’s deficits. Now we’re paying the price with skyrocketing inflation and a looming recession. https://t.co/2STmRRw2FX
— Maxime Bernier (@MaximeBernier) July 14, 2022
“There will be a deep degradation in Europe, current elites are going to be replaced … Their wrong policies will lead to an increase in nationalist and extremist sentiments in European society.*“
Rome armored city. Citizens, workers, taxi drivers, farmers, fishermen, street vendors and truckers on the hunt for politicians besiege parliament for the second consecutive day. pic.twitter.com/eiZQUgniIw
— RadioGenova (@RadioGenova) July 14, 2022
And Estonia.
The New Kremlinology: Reading the New York Times (Audio)
National Post- Canada bringing back mandatory random testing of travellers arriving at main airports
The government now says testing will resume as of July 19 for fully vaccinated travellers arriving at the Vancouver, Calgary, Montreal and Toronto airports.
Reaction: They’ll huff and they’ll puff… and then they’ll comply.