I live at Toronto Pearson International airport. The worst place on earth. I smell so bad. pic.twitter.com/PfdnHcO7Ad
— Ryan Whitney (@ryanwhitney6) June 6, 2022
I live at Toronto Pearson International airport. The worst place on earth. I smell so bad. pic.twitter.com/PfdnHcO7Ad
— Ryan Whitney (@ryanwhitney6) June 6, 2022
Important words from Milton Friedman on inflation for today's #ThursdayThoughts! pic.twitter.com/cbIiM4dqQw
— Rand Paul (@RandPaul) June 2, 2022
Anyone who has been paying even casual attention to cultural events surrounding transgenderism and the sexualization of children must have noticed that something very strange has been going on the past few years. This interview of Matt Walsh brings into focus much of it:
After watching the video, I did some searching for more info about Alfred Kinsey and found this eloquent response to a question from Jaco Booyens, who appears regularly on The News & Why It Matters out of Dallas.
Hopefully Reuters does not make a habit of drawing ridiculous conclusions, but maybe that’s fitting if your main concern is a narrative and not logic. Who knew that EV production is totally immune from supply chain bottlenecks and parts supply disruptions? They must truly be magical vehicles.
The supply crunch could accelerate the plans of some legacy auto firms to switch to a new generation of lighter, machine-made harnesses designed for electric vehicles, according to interviews with more than a dozen industry players and experts.
“This is just one more rationale for the industry to make the transition to electric quicker,” said Sam Fiorani, head of production forecasting firm AutoForecast Solutions.
If you had suspicions about why there was such a heavy-handed approach to get everyone jabbed with an mRNA “vaccine”, you will want to watch this discussion between Bret Weinstein and Neil Oliver. If you didn’t question anything, and just went along with the narrative, I do hope that you are healthy and entirely fine after the experimental injection(s).
Terry Glavin has poked the hornets nest known as the residential school mass grave findings. Jessie Brown tries to reign him in and Glavin is having none of it. It’s a fiery exchange. Directly below the audio in the link is Glavin’s written explanation.
The Real Story- The Uncensored Canadaland Collision
I’m not going to be nice about this anymore. Anyone who tells you that’s what’s going on in Year of the Graves is – tenured university post or not – a fool, a liar, someone who simply lacks the gene for embarrassment, or one of those well-meaning types who are susceptible to the faddish excesses of the Words Are Violence community.
Speaking of which, when you listen to the interview you might notice Brown’s persistent refusal to acknowledge that “violence” is a word that is approprately used to describe what happened to dozens of churches across Canada last summer. They were vandalized with paint and with rocks thrown through their windows, and several Indigenous churches beloved of their congregations and parishes were burned to the ground.
With every Keynesian talking head now claiming that higher interest rates are the solution to rising consumer prices, maybe they would care to explain how this will resolve the problem of a chronic shortage of refinery capacity? Green energy mandates and various other useless ingredients are setting the economy up for one big train wreck. Higher capital costs may see some existing refineries shut down or unable to expand output.
Refining capacity has fallen in western countries in recent years as investors and policy makers move away from fossil fuels.
In fact, in a recent interview on Bloomberg TV, Chevron Corp.’s CEO Mike Wirth warned that there may never be a new refinery built in the U.S.
“We haven’t had a refinery built in the United States since the 1970s,” Wirth told Bloomberg. “My personal view is there will never be another new refinery built in the United States.”
Partisan pollsters as well.
There are sharp political divides on perceptions of this matter. As in the United States, where right-of-centre politicians cheered Musk’s potential acquisition, a majority (63%) of past Conservative Party voters on this side of the border believe it will be beneficial to free speech were the sale to go through. Three-quarters (74%) of past Liberal voters and seven-in-ten (70%) who voted NDP worry about the proliferation of abusive speech.
and
Two-in-five (38%) women under the age of 35 say the negative impacts of social media on their mental health is why they quit a platform. Three-in-ten (31%) men that age say the same. However, for young men, more (37%) are likely to say they didn’t agree with the content or opinions on the platform and that’s why they left:
Is it social media affecting their “mental health” or is it more like uncomfortable truths?
And on a side note – a fashion tip, if you will – I think it’s generally best that small children can’t easily determine the size and state of their teachers’ genitals. But maybe that’s just me.
When your elementary school teacher wears “TikTok leggings.”
This includes Trudeau’s Canada as well. The Sovietization of American life.
While Dear Leader was ranting about Islamophobia in London Ont. yesterday, the media reports that 50 Christians were murdered by Muslims in Nigeria. Infidels beware, as Justin’s CBC celebrates Marvel’s Muslim superhero. Muslim call to prayer in Minneapolis.
Diverse Toronto is falling behind. Sixteen shot in Chicago.
For some reason Justin’s bought and paid for media ignored this story. Thousands gather in Toronto to mark Tiananmen square massacre.
Pride Month. Men pretending to be cheerleaders. Trans people are sensitive.
Our Dear Leader will ignore the silly problems of the peasants today. Instead he will be posing for photos with the leader of Chile all day. UPDATE: Blacklock reports that Environment Minister Hans Gruber and staff, billed taxpayers over one hundred thousand dollars to attend a UN global warming conference.
Today marks the 78th anniversary of the D-Day Invasion. Rather than focusing on just it, instead we present a documentary called Spirit of Liberation that focuses on Europe throughout 1944-45.
Your most liberating tips will be saluted.
“You get a lot of people that as soon as they announce new gun control measures, everyone wants to go in and buy a gun,” said Dan Shemley, warehouse manager of Great North Precision Canada, which sells firearms in Kelowna, B.C. […]
He says the store had sold out of all the handguns it had by noon on Tuesday.
Daybreak South producers called three other stores that sell handguns in the Kelowna area this week and all of them said they were extremely busy.
On Tuesday, a line of customers had formed on the street outside Reliable Gun, a firearms store in Vancouver, B.C. Reliable Gun’s website now has a note posted saying the store is closed until further notice as staff “works relentlessly to get all the current orders processed.”
CBC News reached out to Reliable Gun but did not receive a response.
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The self awareness is strong in this one.
AOC: "It's just really wild to be a person that works in a corrupt institution—which is what Congress is—and to try and be a normal person surrounded by so much decay and moral emptiness … is very difficult." pic.twitter.com/ioLzezmdF4
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) June 5, 2022
Global- ‘We are absolutely destroyed’: Health workers facing burnout, even as COVID levels ease
Physician burnout has never been higher in Canada, according to the Canadian Medical Association (CMA). More than half of physicians report high levels of burnout—nearly double pre-pandemic levels and nearly half say they are likely to reduce clinical hours in the next 24 months, CMA president Dr. Katharine Smart told a federal committee studying Canada’s health workforce in February.
I really liked the new Top Gun movie but I didn’t go in assuming it had much resemblance to reality.
LA Times- Why does the Pentagon give a helping hand to films like ‘Top Gun’?
The film’s F-18s and other military gear are courtesy of the Pentagon. This is the job of the U.S. Defense Department’s Entertainment Media Office, which allows use of such assets in exchange for control of the script. Each military branch — except for the Marine Corps, which operates out of Camp Pendleton in San Diego County — maintains satellite offices along Wilshire Boulevard to do outreach with the entertainment industry.
Pride Month. The future is queer.
Woke Britain. Animal protesters or something at Epsom Derby. Don’t upset the alphabet people. The View trashes the Royal Family.
Today in Islam. Don’t upset the Muslims. UPDATE: Dear Leader can’t hold any Queen’s Jubilee celebrations, but he can burn jet fuel to London Ont. for the Muslim family death anniversary.
Something new that is racist. Your morning meme.
On a weekend of Queen anecdotes, this won't be matched. Just lovely. pic.twitter.com/6z0WjUO2wn
— Jake Kanter (@Jake_Kanter) June 3, 2022