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Blacklocks- Cost Millions & Sold As Scrap
Blacklocks- Vax Wastage Runs To Billions
Honey, I Finished The Internet
Boiling that frog. But is it really a frog in the pot?
Alberta’s rolling blackouts show we’re the frog being boiled.
Also:
Saskatchewan’s Top 10 oil producers in 2023.
A second LNG facility at Kitimat, Cedar LNG, is getting seriously closer to going ahead.
Indeed, companies like Baker Hughes are already crowing about getting contracts.
Let That Sink In
The Libranos: Grifter General
Two days ago, Trudeau was in Alberta, promoting modular construction as a way to solve the housing crisis he created.
He chose NRB Modular Solutions as a backdrop for his press conference. NRB is part of Dexterra Group, a leading support services and solutions company in Canada.
Who recently joined Dexterra’s Board of Directors? None other than Justin Trudeau’s favorite “Uncle”, the 28th Governor General of Canada from 2010 to 2017. Mr. David Johnston. […]
Not a bad gig, if you can get it. Johnston attended 6 board meetings in 2023, for which he got paid $122,861.
He owns 78,938 shares of the company, worth $437,317.
The Great Fundamental Transformation
In many ways he could be writing about Canada.
The long-awaited-Great Fundamental Transformation finally got its moment, crashed, and now has torched the nation-middle class Americans most of all. – Victor Davis Hanson
Monday On Turtle Island
Today In Islam: Queers in Palestine update. A letter from Israel. And Ramadan in Dearborn.
Blackie’s Canada: I guess they don’t like Justin’s bugs. Soldiers using food banks. Today Climate Justin burns jet fuel to Eastern Ontario, where He/She will pretend to care about the military.
Dementia Joe’s America: Biden’s two faced approach with Israel. The secret network of George Soros.
Your morning cartoon.
“I am an STF teacher…”
Everyone write it 100 times on the X-board…
April 8, 2024: Reader Tips
This evening we watch Tulsi Gabbard Lift, Run, Shoot
Do lift your fingers onto the keyboard and shoot some good tips our way!
Honey, I Finished The Internet
Shiny Pony
Read the whole thing.
The Economist- Justin Trudeau is beset by a divided party and an angry electorate
Mr Trudeau has to contend with divisions within his own caucus, too. A former adviser, who was involved in developing the carbon tax, believes half of the Liberal cabinet did not support the recent increase. Liberal leaders in Newfoundland and Ontario joined those of Canada’s other provinces in demanding that Mr Trudeau cancel the increase. The levy is scheduled to rise by $15 per tonne annually, until it reaches $170 a tonne in 2030.
Are You Not Affirmed?
A tale of modern romance – with a modern twist.
As Long As There Are No Bouncy Castles
We’re okay with it.
Sun- When protesters appear to wear suicide vests, it’s a problem
“At the Al Quds Day rally in Toronto, they chanted for Intifada, which were periods of terrorism including suicide bombings,” Independent Spadina Fort York MP Kevin Vuong posted on X. “So there was no ambiguity, a ‘peaceful protestor’ cosplayed as a suicide bomber wearing a mock suicide vest. When people show you who they are, believe them.”
Spread The Love
Global- 30 years after Rwanda genocide
An estimated 800,000 Tutsi were killed by extremist Hutu in massacres that lasted over 100 days in 1994. Some moderate Hutu who tried to protect members of the Tutsi minority also were targeted and killed.
Romeo Dallaire, in an interview that aired Sunday on The West Block, told host Mercedes Stephenson he remains concerned about the continued presence of the genocide’s perpetrators and masterminds in Africa and around the world — including in Canada — who have not been brought to justice.
DEI The Friendly Skies
What Boeing did to all the guys who remember how to build a plane.
“John is very knowledgeable almost to a fault, as it gets in the way at times when issues arise,” the boss wrote in one of his withering performance reviews, downgrading Barnett’s rating from a 40 all the way to a 15 in an assessment that cast the 26-year quality manager, who was known as “Swampy” for his easy Louisiana drawl, as an anal-retentive prick whose pedantry was antagonizing his colleagues. The truth, by contrast, was self-evident to anyone who spent five minutes in his presence: John Barnett, who raced cars in his spare time and seemed “high on life” according to one former colleague, was a “great, fun boss that loved Boeing and was willing to share his knowledge with everyone,” as one of his former quality technicians would later recall.
But Swampy was mired in an institution that was in a perpetual state of unlearning all the lessons it had absorbed over a 90-year ascent to the pinnacle of global manufacturing. Like most neoliberal institutions, Boeing had come under the spell of a seductive new theory of “knowledge” that essentially reduced the whole concept to a combination of intellectual property, trade secrets, and data, discarding “thought” and “understanding” and “complex reasoning” possessed by a skilled and experienced workforce as essentially not worth the increased health care costs. CEO Jim McNerney, who joined Boeing in 2005, had last helmed 3M, where management as he saw it had “overvalued experience and undervalued leadership” before he purged the veterans into early retirement.
Your Moral And Intellectual Superiors
Like dogs returning to their vomit;
After endlessly accusing Donald Trump and his supporters of trying to steal the 2020 election, the leftist legacy media is laying the groundwork for muddying the waters of the 2024 election in the event that the polls prove to be accurate and Joe Biden manages to lose. The closer we get to November, the more of this you are likely to see. And if a large number of non-citizen migrants wind up being caught voting, you can rest assured that the Democrats will point to articles like this one in an attempt to claim that it didn’t happen.
Canada’s Bolshevik’s: The Art Of The Shakedown
Rob Shaw: B.C.’s opposition parties demand probe into alleged government grant kickbacks: An electric vehicle manufacturer said it was solicited by the firm administering certain programs; the province says it has found no wrongdoing
This alleged shakedown has an eery similarity to the Shumiatcher Deals of the Tommy Douglas government in Saskatchewan.
Morris Shumiatcher was a lawyer and former Attorney General under Tommy Douglas who would help people secure business development grants from the Saskatchewan government. The process worked that an existing business person would hire Shumiatcher and Shumiatcher would then put together a deal inwhich the applicant would sell shares in their business to Tommy Douglas and Clarence Fines, Fines being the Minister of Finance. Once the shares were purchased Shumiatcher would arrange for the business to receive a very generous grant from the Saskatchewan government for business development. Shortly after the grant was paid the business person would buy back the shares from Tommy Douglas and Clarence Fines at an enormous profit. This scheme was repeated numerous times. The similarity to the current allegations in BC are obvious.
To read more on this scandal and several more I suggest picking up The Road to Jerusalem.
Shumiatcher had numerous legal shenanigans throughout his career and often found himself on the wrong side of the law.
In the early 1960’s Clarence Fines ran off to Grenada with his secretary and a ton of Saskatchewan taxpayer money. One of the last things he did was write a letter to the bank explaining a cheque for $1,500 from the Alberta Distillers was to be deposited into a CCF party slush fund and that Tommy Douglas would be looking after the account henceforth, but that’s a Saskatchewan Mafia story for another day.
Sunday On Turtle Island
Blackie’s Canada: Don’t upset Justin’s generals.
Dementia Joe’s America: The ACLU is not so civil. More on China’s drug war against America. And puberty blockers are not a pause button.
The Planet Is Boiling News: Islands are not shrinking.
Today In Islam: Hitler is popular with Palestinians. Hamas cut off organs.
Your morning cartoon.
April 7, 2024: Reader Tips
From 2014, we present a fun-loving documentary entitled The Irish Pub.
Your fun loving, or more serious, tips are greatly appreciated!