To mark International Women's Day, I remind readers of Nature of this woman-cancelling cis-schlock article. https://t.co/l8RWEtWKmI https://t.co/XbYsfxjfvZ
— Katewerk (@katewerk) March 8, 2026
Also celebrating.
Nites Ov De Rod
Un chauffeur à rabais tente de sécuriser son chargement avec des sangles. pic.twitter.com/kqdedx2FZQ
— Guillaume Roy (@guillaum3roy) March 8, 2026
Keir Starmer’s Britain
Where the foxes caper unmolested, the government packs your school lunch and it’s “a revealing look at the current state of affairs when a worker views an Iranian missile and an HMRC self assessment form as roughly equivalent threats to their well-being”.
2Kyoto: I Miss The Arctic Ice Cap
I’m old enough to remember when the vanishing arctic sea ice was a weekly doom headline.
That doesn’t fit the narrative…
“Over the past two decades, Arctic sea ice loss has slowed considerably, with no statistically significant decline in September sea ice area since 2005.”
Sunday On Turtle Island
The Democrat Party’s America: When the Dems take power. Trump and Europe. VDH – Newsom. Mamdani’s New York.
Carnival Carney’s Canada: Moderate Muslims in Toronto. Absolute weakling.
Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s CBC: In the city. British army copies Canadian army. And your morning meme.
March 8, 2026: Reader Tips
Here’s an interesting mob story: He Refused To Share The Money With The Bosses — The Outfit Silenced Him Forever
If you have some interesting tips, we always appreciate them.
You’ll Learn To Love Crickets
🚨WE HAVE A NEW RECORD
Beef tenderloin spotted for $150/kg in Toronto today
making each one of those steaks cost $70
H/T @tnugent2001 pic.twitter.com/wWqWLpzTBj
— Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 (@Tablesalt13) March 7, 2026
Canadian Slaughter Steer Prices (Week of March 7, 2026)
Alberta: Fed steer prices closed the week at approximately $315.28 per hundredweight (cwt). Dressed sales in Alberta were reported in the range of $520–$530 per cwt delivered, marking an increase of $5–$7 per cwt from the previous week.
Ontario: Steer and heifer prices were up $1–$3 per cwt from the previous week, with dressed sales reported at $530 per cwt delivered.
Operation Epic Fury
Oil Reserves went pop pic.twitter.com/7GyY9WUMkn
— 0HOUR1 (@0hour1) March 7, 2026
Coulda had a pipeline: “…the scheduled increase in the industrial carbon price to $110 per tonne April 1 couldn’t come at a worse time.”
More background on the installation hit.
Israel targeted oil depots under the control of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. For years the IRGC has used state oil assets as its private revenue stream. Instead of operating through a normal government budget, it was granted control over oil resources and the income they generate.
Those funds have financed the regime’s regional war machine—paying for proxy militias, purchasing weapons and equipment from China, and underwriting destabilization from Lebanon to Yemen.
This Is CNN
So long as they get access: They can’t get the story they wanted, but this is close enough for CNN.
Update: They have competition.
Notice the lack of quotes around “the Great Satan,” in case you were wondering whose side The Economist is on here. https://t.co/ko2LN8U6pl
— Amy Curtis (@RantyAmyCurtis) March 7, 2026
Today In The Vote Rich Rapey-Beheader Community
The wife of New York City’s new mayor has a thing for jihadis.
But I repeat myself.
Related: Toronto Police Officer Shaho Shahmaleki (Badge #10028) is a member of law enforcement who escorts radical Hamas loyalists to march in Jewish neighborhoods.
Our New Diversities Are Amazing
Where is the former Honourable Member for Air India these days? Anybody heard from him?
Thank You For Your Attention To This Asskicking
Saturday On Turtle Island
The Democrat Party’s America: Douglas Murray – Keeping his promise. Iran’s last hope. Hating white men.
Conman Carney’s Canada: Alleged Graves. Stolen Land.
Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s CBC: Paul Joseph Watson – You’ve got to be kidding. Birmingham protesters. McDonald’s celebrates Ramadan. A conquered land.
March 7, 2026: Reader Tips
Here’s an AMC Javelin that was found after 43 Years.
Got some slightly more recent news tips?! You know what to do!
Honey, I Finished The Internet
The Beginning of the End of Twitter 1.0
In my digital calendar, I denote all sorts of important events – births, deaths, historical events, etc. On March 6, 2019, one of the most important Joe Rogan podcasts ever occurred: Joe Rogan Experience #1258 – Jack Dorsey, Vijaya Gadde & Tim Pool. Here’s a summary of what occurred.
The following is entirely my opinion, but this video is proof positive that Vijaya Gadde was absolutely one of the worst people in the world at that time. Since then, we’ve witnessed other tyrants like Thierry Breton of the EU and a bunch of anti-free speech zealots in Canada, the UK, and Germany, but she was clearly a pioneer in this arena.
When The FBI Does It, That Means That It’s Not Illegal
Matt Taibbi and Ryan Lovelace on the FBI’s “Prohibited Access” Files. (1hr 10min)
Progress Report
A gorgeous cabin being transported through Saskatchewan’s Qu’Appelle Valley on a 200 kilometer journey to its new home. pic.twitter.com/VC2ySC18Is
— Just Bins (@JustBins) March 6, 2026
Cold Canuck Hands
Tristan Hopper, National Post (paywalled);
The Liberals’ plan to “buy back” thousands of once-legal firearms has experienced so many cost overruns that it has so far more than $24,000 for every gun collected.
This means that for just three firearms turned over as part of the program, the federal government could have instead paid the starting salary of a full-time RCMP officer ($71,191).
For every two guns, the government could have purchased a new fully-equipped patrol car.[…]
As of the latest count from Public Safety Canada, “more than 32,000” firearms have been collected in the first six weeks of the program. But this is against the $779.8 million in costs that the program has incurred to date.
This works out to roughly $24,370 per firearm, most of which is sunk administrative costs that the original owner will never see.