And all it will take is one province with the courage to go first.
Sunday On Turtle Island
Woke America: Not a good look for Bernie. Dementia Joe is back! Tank crushes Tesla. A cartoon.
Conman Carney’s Canada: Trudeau 2.0 No mining in Ontario. (CBC)
Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s CBC: A Covid vaccine arms race. Islamo-censorship. Pakistan’s jihad factory.
The Sunday Hymn.
May 11, 2025: Reader Tips
Tonight, we present the second of three highly rated episodes of Naked City. From 1962, here is The Multiplicity of Herbert Konish.
Your best tips are very welcome!
The “W” Word
After running cover for millions of people with conflicting cultures fraudulently abusing our asylum system, the mainstream media has finally found ~50 refugees they are critical of…
The Aftermath of the SoCal Fires
Curious about how the rebuilding in Southern California is going? Well, not so much rebuilding yet, but the clearing/cleaning of the lots is progressing. Here’s a video featuring Adam Carolla talking with Glenn, of American Wrecking.
We Don’t Need No Flaming Sparky Cars
Ford EV sales “fall off a cliff”.
The left spent the last 20 years pushing electric cars as a moral imperative. Once the batsignal went out that was okay to torch and vandalize Musk’s cars because they don’t like the cut of his jib, that also signaled that earlier moral imperative has been concluded. Why would anyone go through the headache of owning an electric car when its true believers hate one of its most prominent manufacturers?
“No one is above the law”.
Sorry Mr.Mayor, we didn’t make the rules. But these are the new rules,
What Would We Do Without Experts?
In 1972, the Soviet Union launched the Kosmos 482 lander, a spacecraft designed to reach Venus and land on its surface. The craft never reached Venus, however. The rocket that launched it suffered an anomaly, stranding the probe in an elliptical orbit around Earth where it has remained for over 50 years.
That five-decade stay in space could come to an end today. Kosmos 482 is expected to reenter Earth’s atmosphere and possibly crash somewhere on the surface of the planet. The probe consists of a 3.3-foot-wide (1-meter-wide) titanium shell lined with thermal insulation, designed to withstand the heat of entry into Venus’ atmosphere. The craft weighs about 1,190 pounds (495 kilograms).
You can follow the re-entry path here.
Bumped for splashdown!
The Kosmos 482 probe crashed to Earth today (May 10) after circling our planet for more than five decades. Reentry occurred at 2:24 a.m. ET (0624 GMT or 9:24 a.m. Moscow time) over the Indian Ocean west of Jakarta, Indonesia, according to Russia’s space agency Roscosmos. Kosmos 482 appears to have fallen harmlessly into the sea.
The Libranos: The Bermuda Triangle
VIDEO: I went to Bermuda to find the money Mark Carney hid from the CRA pic.twitter.com/3k4ZE1AglA
— Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 (@ezralevant) May 9, 2025
Today In Islam
Saturday On Turtle Island
Woke America: Pope wants to fight Trump? The media’s favourite lie.
Carnival Carney’s Canada: The unbiased CBC. A trip to Bermuda. The Liberal economy.
Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s CBC: A sparky car. Diversity in France. Cash is king.
May 10, 2025: Reader Tips
The first episode of season three of Naked City aired on September 27, 1961. It was called Take Off Your Hat When a Funeral Passes.
Your best tips of late are always appreciated here!
Pollspotting: With Victor Davis Hanson
Victor Davis Hanson reveals that pollsters aren’t just getting Trump’s approval ratings wrong, they’re deliberately skewing them to help the opposition.pic.twitter.com/tMI0cXxytH
— Thomas Sowell Quotes (@ThomasSowell) May 3, 2025
Survey Says
That Sinking Feeling
Elbows Up! Oh, wait….
Canada’s labour market showed strain from the U.S. trade war in April, with the unemployment rate rising unexpectedly to 6.9 per cent as manufacturing jobs declined, according to Statistics Canada data released on Friday. Overall employment was essentially flat, with 7,400 net jobs added for the month — a number held in positive territory due to temporary hiring for the federal election.
I, For One, Welcome Our New Self-Driving Overlords
“AI will probably most likely lead to the end of the world, but in the meantime there’ll be great companies.”
Dispatches from the Maple Gulag Truck Stop
Fraud and cargo theft are huge issues in trucking today, among other things…
Diversity Is Our Strength
A staggering 76.3% of ALL federal court cases in Canada related to immigration & refugees.
Federal court filings for immigration & refugee were up 384% compared to 2020, & 47.5% over the previous year.
We now know how much SMRs cost. A lot
This week seems to be dominated by power generation pieces. The announcement in Ontario on Thursday has enormous implications for Saskatchewan, as we’re finally getting a price tag on how much four GE Hitachi BWRX-300 reactors cost. The cost is $20.9 billion, equal to the ENTIRE Saskatchewan 2025 budget. And we’re still very early on in the process, so there’s plenty of time for cost overruns. And we would need four, actually five, to replace our existing coal fleet of 1400 megawatts. The question before Saskatchewan will soon be can we afford nuclear? And if not, do we run coal – even perhaps expand it as our power needs grow?
Ontario greenlights four SMRs identical to the model SaskPower has chosen.
Here’s the verbatim Ontario press release:
Ontario Leads the G7 by Building First Small Modular Reactor
Other news about Saskatchewan oil producers from Canadian Press:
Cenovus Energy reports $859M Q1 profit, raises quarterly dividend
Canadian Natural Resources reports Q1 profit up, record quarterly average production
Pembina Pipeline reports higher profits, revenues for first quarter
The Part I Like Best
About marijuana legalization is how it caused petty street dealers to turn their lives around and become productive members of society.
Around the time Canadian police uncovered a massive Chinese drug cash bank in Richmond, B.C.— exposing the so-called Vancouver Model of transnational money laundering — investigators made another stunning discovery that has never before been publicly disclosed.
According to sources with direct knowledge, operatives tied to Beijing’s foreign influence arm, the United Front Work Department, were orchestrating a parallel cannabis trafficking and money laundering operation — leveraging Canada’s legalization of marijuana to export the lucrative commodity to the United States and Japan. The scheme used short-term rental platforms to operate illicit cannabis brokerage houses in Vancouver, aggregating product from vast acreages across Western Canada and shipping it to destinations including Tokyo and New York City. Proceeds were collected in United Front-linked drug cash brokerages in those cities and laundered back through Canadian banks.
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