Behind The Curtain

Social Disease 6 Comments

This is when we discover how many accounts on X are bots or paid promos, because they still don’t know that Eli Lilly’s Group Vice President collapsed during the announcement and the feed was cut.

Update: White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirms that Novo Nordisk executive Gordon Findlay, who fainted during President Trump’s weight-loss drug pricing announcement, is “OK”.

Thank You For Your Attention To This Matter

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Stephen Green: Trump Just Gave the Finger (Again!) to the Space Establishment

Space fans, rejoice — President Donald Trump just brought back the one man who might actually save NASA. Here’s the best news since last May, when Trump withdrew his nomination of astronaut/billionaire Jared Isaacman to head up NASA: Trump nominated him again. […]

Long story short, Athena was Isaacman’s plan for cutting costs at NASA and restoring the agency’s “mission-first” culture — and getting us back to the Moon, at a price we can afford and before China does. Needless to say, Athena involved upsetting an awful lot of well-anchored apple carts and taking way some gold-plated iron rice bowls.

The Sound Of Settled Science

Unsettled Science 6 Comments

Strange glassy blobs strewn across the Australian desert are evidence of an ancient meteorite impact that scientists hadn’t noticed until now. […]

“They formed when an asteroid slammed into Earth, melting surface rock and scattering debris for thousands of kilometres. These tiny pieces of glass are like little time capsules from deep in our planet’s history.

“What makes the discovery even more intriguing is that, although the impact must have been immense, scientists are yet to locate the crater.”

Younger Dryas, call your office.

Thursday On Turtle Island

Turtle Island 12 Comments

The Democrat Party’s America:  British envy of US.  White woke warriors.  Social media hype.   Victor Davis Hanson – Trump’s indictments.  Escape from New York.

Carnival Carney’s Canada:  No DEI cutbacks.   The Cowichan case.  Quran lessons.  Bank is too white.

Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s CBC:  Allahu akbar holiday island.   Paul Joseph Watson – They got caught red handed.  Murdering infidels in Europe.

Your morning cartoon.

Society Is To Blame

Great Moments In Socialism More Pavilions At Folkfest 2 Comments

The Telegraph- The failing system that lets killers slip through the cracks

There is no Prevent for people whose mental state or substance abuse might make them a risk to themselves and to others. Instead, there is a mental healthcare system bursting at the seams, and a police force attempting to extricate itself from the long-held expectation that its officers should spend their time operating as mental health first responders.

Or maybe…

The Daily Sceptic- Are We Failing to Section Dangerous African-Caribbean Schizophrenics Because Health Professionals and Police Officers Are Scared of Being Labelled Racist?

“Minority Report”

Claws of the Panda Surveillance State 4 Comments

Sam Cooper- “Fear or Freedom”: U.S. Lawmakers Warn CCP’s Digital Authoritarianism Is Going Global

Beijing’s one-party rule, enforced through “social stability maintenance” and mass data collection, is now being grafted onto global systems of communication, finance, and infrastructure. “What the CCP is doing will not stay confined within the PRC’s borders,” the report warns. “Its authoritarian practices are spreading outward, shaping a world increasingly hostile to America’s values and strategic interests.”

Maybe You Should Stop Campaigning For The Liberals?

Canada’s Bolsheviks Drain The Swamp 7 Comments

National Post- Almost 30,000 federal public service jobs to be cut: budget 2025

National Post- Carney’s budget reveals $925.6 million plan to support ‘sovereign public AI infrastructure’

Blacklock’s- Anti-Labour Orders ‘Poison’

“We have been alarmed at the growing readiness of the federal government to intervene in labour relations, to terminate collective bargaining, to end legal strikes and to even outlaw legal strikes before they begin,” said Bea Bruske, president of the Canadian Labour Congress. “Ottawa’s readiness to intervene poisons collective bargaining. It encourages employers to expect and rely on government intervention.”

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