Circling The Drain

Canada’s Bolsheviks 41 Comments

It’s probably not a good idea to stick a thumb in the eye of your biggest trading partner over Cuba, but what else would you expect from the NDP? Failed political parties tend to have a lot in common with failed states.

Last week in the House of Commons, NDP interim leader Don Davies urged the government to “support Cuba in the face of aggressive U.S. imperialism,” arguing this would give heft to Carney’s speech at the World Economic Forum that urged middle powers to stand up to intimidation by superpowers.

Margin Of Fraud

Democrats Margin Of Fraud San Andreas 5 Comments

In his new 23-minute video in San Diego and Orange Counties Shirley casts a bright light on how “Californians” are registered to vote at illegal addresses such as office spaces, storage units, and PO Boxes throughout the state.

Jeffrey Epstein Didn’t Kill Himself

Celebrity Corpses Democrats 50 Comments

The torpedoes are coming for the human Venn diagram of Democrat funding; This thread is a compendium of various messages that Hoffman and Epstein exchanged. Consider it a trailer of what’s next.

Wokipedia

Children R Our Future I, Napoleon 14 Comments

Garbage in, garbage graduates;

Berkeley gender and race studies students were given the task of creating and editing Wikipedia pages and filling them with critical theory/queer propaganda instead of submitting final papers — for over a decade.

“It’s about who controls knowledge.”

“We’re not changing history,” Rodriguez explained while literally changing history. “We’re just correcting Wikipedia’s heteronormative bias by having ideologically uniform students systematically revise articles according to our approved narrative framework.”

If Women Ran The World

Democrats If Women Ran The World Insufferable Twits 29 Comments

More: The social experiment of taking a 20 something-year-old cocktail waitress and putting her in the United States House of Representatives is going exactly as one would expect

That Thing That Never Happens

I, Napoleon 34 Comments

Is now happening every day.

Three people, including the suspect, were fatally shot during a Rhode Island youth hockey game Monday (video), authorities said.

Pawtucket Police Chief Tina Goncalves told reporters that three other victims were hospitalized in critical condition. The shooter died from an apparent self-inflicted gun wound, she said.

While police were not involved in the shooter’s death, authorities were still investigating, she said.

“It appears that this was a targeted event, that it may be a family dispute,” she said.

Goncalves did not provide details about the suspect or the ages of those who were killed, though she said it appeared that both victims were adults.

Taxes For Detox

entitlement generation nannystate 38 Comments

It’s one thing to admit that BC’s approach to hard drugs has failed, but it’s another to offer up taxpayer funded treatment programs for every addict for as long as it takes as the alternative. I’m pretty sure that Elenore Sturko’s not planning to fund any of that on her own.

“If someone voluntarily wants to get help, I am your biggest champion,” she counters. “I want you to walk into any door and to be able to say, ‘I want detox today, and I need to go to treatment, and I’d like lifelong support and counselling if I need it, and a nice place to live that’s drug-free and safe for me.’

The Libranos: Chump Change

New Governor The Libranos 12 Comments

This will teach them dirty Liberals;

A former campaign manager and longtime political aide to Liberal MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith (Beaches-East York, Ont.) has been cited for multiple violations of the Elections Act. Breaches included falsifying records: ‘He was the official agent.’

“The initial amount of the AMP set out in the Notice of Violation was $500. The final amount, upon the Commissioner’s review, was reduced to $300. A mitigating factor was applied taking into account Andrew Goodridge’s ability to pay the amount of the penalty.“

Nites Ov De Rod

47 Roadkill Trucking 9 Comments

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has closed 7,500 commercial driver training schools in a first year of enforcing federal laws governing trucking to increase road safety.

Recently, he listed significant actions directed toward the trucking industry among other key transportation achievements under “a year of decisive wins under President Donald J. Trump’s America First Agenda.”[…]

FMCSA disclosed Dec. 1 it found widespread noncompliance with entry-level driver training requirements after reviewing 16,000 CDL training providers listed nationwide.

“The trucking industry has operated like the Wild, Wild West for far too long which is why I purged NEARLY HALF of trucking schools from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s list of approved schools because they failed to meet our high standards of safety,” Duffy noted in a Dec. 2 social media post. “We also placed over 7,000 drivers who failed to meet our English proficiency standards out of service because if you can’t speak English, you need to get off American roads! We’re not afraid to take EVERY MEASURE to protect the American people.”

Related, from Gord McGill: The Continuing Worldwide Highway Boogaloo

It’s Norm Macdonald’s World

Children R Our Future I, Napoleon Media 22 Comments

And we’re just living in it.

Elbows Up, Comrades

New Governor 21 Comments

We sure were lucky to get this new Governor.

Think food inflation in Canada is high? You haven’t seen anything yet.

New food inflation data will be released Tuesday, February 17. Early signals suggest January’s rate could come in around 6.2% — a significant acceleration.

Meanwhile, in the United States, despite tariff pressures and ongoing trade tensions, food inflation eased to 2.9%, down from 3.1% in January.

That gap matters.

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