“With National Millennials Day, we want to turn the stereotypes inside–out. To show that we’re more GENERATION WE than Generation ME. To transform ideals into actions. To inspire hope for the future. To celebrate the most open-minded, connected, innovative, purpose-driven generation on the planet: Millennials.”

Because nothing says “selflessness” like demanding your own freaking national holiday.
HT

Episode #200 of my humble Yank podcast. In this episode:
Zero F’s to give about terrorist attack #478b subsection 12.5f
“What is everybody majored in STEM” is a stupid question.
IBM renegs on telecommuting. Suspect is an SJW corporate powering tripping stooge.
Valedictorians do not excel at life.
Teachers who “want to change lives.” What gives them the right to do so?
LANGUAGE WARNING
Direct MP3 link here if the link above gives you guff.

The last Canadian team standing….
…And the Sens force a game 7.

Old news.

The Canada Elections Act also states: “No person who does not reside in Canada shall, during an election period, in any way induce electors to vote or refrain from voting or vote or refrain from voting for a particular candidate” unless the person is a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident.
“Yet the outcome of the 2015 election was skewed by money from wealthy foreigners,” alleges the complaint, submitted by Canada Decides, a registered society with three listed directors — including Joan Crockatt, a former Conservative MP for Calgary Centre, who lost her seat to Liberal Kent Hehr, now the MP for the once long-held Tory riding and the Minister of Veterans Affairs. The other two directors include Chad Hallman, a University of Toronto political science student.
The number of third parties registered during the 2015 general election more than doubled, to 114 compared with 55, in the 2011 election.
In total, the 114 third parties spent $6 million and many of those third parties were funded by California-and New York-based Tides Foundation — which is known in Canada for holding numerous anti-Canadian oil campaigns.
In 2015, Tides Foundation donated $1.5 million of U.S. money to Canadian third parties in the election year, according to the report.
Crockatt’s seat was one of the 29 targeted by an organization called Leadnow through its “largest ever campaign” called Vote Together. The complaint by Canada Decides alleges that foreign money “spawned” Leadnow and helped fund an elaborate campaign to oust the ruling Conservative Party.
Mount Royal University political science professor Duane Bratt says Canadians should be concerned about any kind of foreign involvement in our elections.

“As a queer artist I seek to create a temporal historical rupture,” says Texas-based performance artist Sarah Hill.
Brace yourselves.

I’d use the word “creates”: The Media Spreads Fake News About Ivanka Trump
Related!

SCOOP: Three White House staffers have been identified for leaking classified info. POTUS will fire 'multiple people' when he returns to DC.

— Trey Yingst (@TreyYingst) May 22, 2017

An “incident”.
19 dead, 50 injured in Manchester ‘explosion’

“You would think this would be enough in academic-indulgences-bribery money to satiate and keep employed Bekerley’s ranks of worthless professors,theoreticians, and academians, but it’s not, because the University of Berkeley also has some class requirements of all their graduates, regardless of their college and degree. Like all graduation requirements, they don’t go into detail, hoping to get you to sign up for 3, 4, 7 classes you don’t need, but they fall into three categories.
“American History”
“American Institutions”
“American Culture”
These requirements are likely nothing more than additional and unneeded, rank leftist propaganda, but even if not, they certainly have nothing to do with business.”

Harvard senior submits rap album as thesis, gets an A.

One of these.