Let Them Eat Taser

Caught on video: Former NYC Covid Czar Held Secret Drug-Fueled Sex Parties During Global Pandemic

Dr. Jay Varma, Former Senior Advisor for Public Health, NYC Mayor’s Office:

“I had to be kind of sneaky about it…I was running the entire Covid response for the city…we rented a hotel…we all took like, you know, molly[E*stasy/MDMA] … 8 to 10 of us were in a room…like just being naked with friends…”

“We went to some like, underground dance party… underneath a bank on Wall Street… We were all rolling…”

“This was not Covid-friendly.”

“I did all this deviant, sexual stuff while I was you know, like on TV and stuff…”

“The only way I could do this job for the city was if I had some way to blow off steam every now and then.”

My Bags Are Packed

Speaking of which, a new meme template just dropped.

They’re always in the last place you look – The current Chair of the Board of the Trudeau Foundation spent 10 years working for the President of Russia

The Part I Like Best

About harm reduction sites is how they coax drug users off the street and into gas chambers.

Representatives with the BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS unveiled Vancouver’s first indoor safe inhalation site in the Downtown Eastside on Wednesday.

Dr. Julio Montaner, the Centre’s director and physician-in-chief, and Dr. Kate Salters, a senior researcher with the Centre, gave a tour of the soon-to-open rooms at the Hope to Health Research and Innovation Centre.

“We needed to do something more directly focused on the needs of this patient population if we’re going to get ahold of the [drug toxicity] epidemic,” Montaner said.

It looks like I picked a good week to start sniffing glue.

Things You’ll See On CBC

If you read very carefully and almost to the bottom of a very long article.

CBC- Conservatives are targeting Singh over his pension — but Poilievre’s is three times larger

The difference between getting a pension and not getting one is also significant, said Newell. If Singh doesn’t hit six years of service early next year, he’s only entitled to a refund of his pension contributions with interest. 

Francisco- I believe they call this “burying the lede”.

Tip Of The Iceberg

Coming soon to a pension fund near you.

Telegraph- Gold-plated public sector pension shortfall costs taxpayers £208bn

Taxpayers have been handed a £208bn public sector pensions bill because workers and employers haven’t paid enough in, analysis shows.

Contributions towards the gold-plated schemes have barely covered half the amount actually needed to fund them during the past decade, according to pensions consultant John Ralfe.

The shortfall will have to be paid by current and future taxpayers, even though less than one in five workers are in the public sector and can benefit from the schemes.

Entitled To Their Entitlements

Blacklock’s- 344 Fired For CERB Cheating

A total 289 Revenue Agency employees were fired for falsely claiming $2,000 monthly pandemic relief cheques under the Canada Emergency Response Benefit Act. Another 55 employees were fired at the Department of Employment. “All employees are expected to abide by the Code Of Conduct,” wrote managers.

The Revenue Agency said any employee “who inappropriately applied for and received the CERB will be required to repay the amounts if they haven’t already done so as part of normal collection methods.” No cases were referred to police.

The count is expected to rise with ongoing investigations.

Today, From The Chinese-Controlled Region Of Ottawa

CBC;

The Chinese government tried to influence Chinese Canadian voters in the last election but its actions didn’t violate elections law, the office charged with policing Canada’s elections has concluded.

In a report dated Aug. 19 and made public Tuesday by the inquiry into foreign interference in Canadian politics, investigators for the Commissioner of Canada Elections concluded that the Chinese government tried to get Chinese Canadian voters to vote against the Conservative Party (CPC) and then-Conservative MP Kenny Chiu in the 2021 election.

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