Here is the future of unchecked power that Klaus Schwab, and all who refuse to speak out against the WEF, are planning for us.
While your typical Lefty elite journalists are undoubtedly cheering on what happened to Jack Posobiec and his crew, have no illusions that the same treatment is coming their way soon too.
Stop indoctrinating children with weird stuff.
The success of organic farming.
A little BLM outreach.
Fun times at WEF. Jack Posobiec detained by police.
Biden’s America. Old Joe thinks high gas prices are wonderful. Will there ever be justice for Hillary Clinton? FBI told agents Trump/Russia data came from DOJ. Your morning meme.
Is there anyone they haven’t demanded money from? Ontario party leaders reaffirm money for residential school burial searches. And Jewish members leave Ontario NDP.
White supremacists heckle Trudeau in Kamloops. As the fake parliament gets closer to passing Dear Leader’s censorship bills, his CBC has been ordered to help out. And Justin prances all over Vancouver today with fellow socialist John Horgan.
This evening we delight in presenting Steve Winwood & Eric Clapton live in concert.
Your own delightful tips are much requested!
Bonus: Mark Steyn elucidates us about Monkeypox.
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— Katewerk (@katewerk) May 23, 2022
How to arm wrestle, with Devon Larratt.
These are the people for which satire was invented.
As our delegates fly in today for the first day of #Davos2022 we’re excited to talk about climate change. pic.twitter.com/3NbtzBPBFB
— World Ecommunist Forum (@EcommunistForum) May 22, 2022
I’m old enough to remember when State Farm sold insurance.
Or that is what it used to be called. In addition to the usual stabbings and shootings in the diverse city, a riot at Woodbine Beach resulted in seven police officers being injured.
7 officers injured, 19 arrests made after violent night at Toronto’s Woodbine Beach: police
The Governor General and Dear Leader are burning jet fuel to Kamloops today, in separate planes. Its the first anniversary of finding unmarked graves(maybe). Although some facts would be nice.
GUEST OP-ED: Bringing some facts to the conversation on Residential Schools
Ronald Reagan, “Government’s view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it.”
Globe and Mail- Federal budget bill’s luxury tax will hurt manufacturing and cost jobs, aerospace, boating sectors warn Liberals
The budget bill implements a Liberal Party campaign promise to slap a new tax on new cars and aircraft retailing for $100,000 or more and new boats sold for $250,000 or more. It is scheduled to take effect on Sept. 1.
Jared A. Brock- Canada’s Real Estate Market is a Giant Pyramid Scheme
The northern frauds are about to lose all of their smart young people
Millions of Canadian homeowners are now millionaires. To be clear, they didn’t actually earn this money. They just bought a house three to ten years ago, and are now watching their net worths skyrocket by robbing the poorest people in society via engineered inflation.
It’s not their fault, of course, but let’s be honest: They’re also not voting for parties and politicians who would reset the market to sanity and implement long-term affordable homeownership.
That would crush their unearned net worths.
Wall Street Journal- The Average Age of Vehicles on U.S. Roadways Hits a Record 12.2 Years
Drivers are holding on to cars and trucks longer to avoid high prices on replacements and an inventory shortage at dealerships. This was the fifth straight year the average vehicle age in the U.S. has increased, according to new data released Monday by research firm S&P Global Mobility. Vehicles on average have been getting older in the U.S. for the past two decades as quality has improved and cars generally are lasting longer, analysts say.
But wait, all is not lost!
As food insecurity threatens, our net zero bike lane elites have a solution!
World has 10-week supply of wheat, expert tells UN Security Council.
“This isn’t cyclical. This is seismic,” Menker said during a special meeting of the UN Security Council. “Even if the war were to end tomorrow, our food security problem isn’t going away anytime soon without concerted action.”
Before the Russia-Ukraine conflict began, the two countries supplied a combined one third of the world’s wheat exports and were in the top five exporters of corn. Coupled with widespread fertilizer shortages, supply chain issues and record droughts, the world has about 10 weeks worth of wheat on hand, Menker said.
China has been hoarding grains for over a year.
In Saskatchewan, overall spring seeding is running behind schedule, due to cold and wet.
Smallest HRW #Wheat Crop since 1963 – U.S. winter #wheat conditions deteriorated again this past week. Read more: https://t.co/oxwwRfElmf#AgTwitter
— DTN/Progressive Farmer (@dtnpf) May 22, 2022
Drip, drip, drip.
Biden’s America. Hillary Clinton’s sordid history of lies. The Russian collusion hoax. Old Joe’s baby formula fiasco.
New Australian prime minister critical of Israel.
Governments at work. Babies are racist. And Shakespeare must go.
The Hollywood hatemongers. In other hate news. Exposing BLM.
Our Dear Leader is burning jet fuel again. His loyal CBC is excited that he will be in B.C. for a ceremony recognizing the anniversary of unmarked graves. Expect some great photos of a tearful Justin holding a teddy bear. Before he boards his jet, he will be having a virtual meeting with the prime minister of Barbados and Bill Nye about the benefits of globalism.
There’s a massive power outage in Ottawa in the wake of yesterday’s storm.
Too bad we aren't all driving EVs.
Suckers standing in line in the rain.
Bells Corners "free" charging station. 🤣 A million dollars worth of Teslas with no place to go. pic.twitter.com/sREbS1g1FK— Will not go quietly. (@ennerut) May 22, 2022
They think we can’t find the lampposts when the lights are out.
The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) has released its latest reliability assessment for the summer of 2022 and, to put it mildly, the news is not good. In far too many states, the power grid is already nearly at full capacity, and in the next few months, that capacity will be exceeded. This isn’t a question of “if” or really even “when.” It’s just a fact. Industry experts know this and have been trying to sound the alarm for several years. Critics are trying to place the blame on climate change (as they do with everything else) in the form of extended droughts and heatwaves. Those factors definitely exacerbate the problem, but this was going to happen in the next year or so anyway. And thus far, the government has done virtually nothing about it.
I think they’re wrong.
This evening we observe the mating habits of young male homo sapiens in the wild.
Your most interesting tips from this past weekend are warmly welcome.
