Woke Britain: Eco-terrorists are above the law. A BBC employee.
Dementia Joe’s America: Walgreen’s closure is racist. Keep transgenderism secret from parents. Biden’s dementia.
Blackie’s Canada: Trudeau trashes Premier Smith (CBC). Trudeau trashes Poilievre.
Your morning meme. A cartoon. Another cartoon.
Tonight we present the 1953 film, Powder River.
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This is a long watch but provides a comprehensive review of the massive adverse reactions to the Covid jabs.
And that’s why I’m converting an Westeel grain bin into a sniper’s lair .
CENTCOM Statement on U.S. Strikes in Iraq and Syria
At 4:00 p.m. (EST) Feb. 02, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) forces conducted airstrikes in Iraq and Syria against Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) Quds Force and affiliated militia groups. U.S. military forces struck more than 85 targets, with numerous aircraft to include long-range bombers flown from United States. The airstrikes employed more than 125 precision munitions. The facilities that were struck included command and control operations centers, intelligence centers, rockets, and missiles, and unmanned aerial vehicle storages, and logistics and munition supply chain facilities of militia groups and their IRGC sponsors who facilitated attacks against U.S. and Coalition forces.
I feel safer already.
David Clinton- Terms and Conditions: How Canadian Banks Override Their Customers’ Property Rights
Even if their best years might now lie behind them, the Big Five still consistently produce multi-billion dollar profits. And they’re pretty good at protecting your money from crime.
But will they, as institutions, necessarily treat you fairly? Based on the contents of their customer agreement contracts, it seems that’ll depend entirely on how they feel on a given day.
DEI: How Canada’s professional colleges are weakening our medical, legal, and physical infrastructure
Times- Vegan restaurant starts serving meat in bid to keep afloat
Plant-based restaurants are putting meat back on the menu as a growing number of Britons are turning off tofu and leaving behind the Veganuary trend.
In the latest sign that plant-based dining is in decline, a vegan restaurant in Cheshire has been forced to introduce meat options to prevent customers from walking out.
Election fraud has consequences.
Biden has been talking tough with Iran for many, many weeks, and Iran has repeatedly proven that it is not deterred by his words. But the moment troops were killed, Biden was suddenly under pressure to respond with more than just idle threats. And he did promise a response.
And then promptly broadcast those plans to Iran.
Sources within the administration leaked the details of potential moves by the administration to Politico.
Probably.
Daily Mail- Apple’s $3,500 Vision Pro hits US stores TODAY
Danielle Smith makes the kill shot.
More at the National Post.
I have a suggestion for these purveyors of nouveau segregation: in order to ensure compliance, they ought to have a few members of a Race Classification Board on hand to administer various tests to ensure that non-black folx are not horning in on activities reserved only for black folx.
Twice a week, the University of Waterloo athletic centre suspends its usual calendar of mid-morning swim lessons, and reserves its 25-yard pool for the exclusive use of a demographic that, in their words, does not have a good “relationship with water.”
“The aim is to get more Black Folx into a space where they haven’t always been welcomed,” reads the official description for the “Black Folx swim,” a 60-minute Black-only pool time. Users can swim lengths, practice diving or sign-up for a lesson. But they — and all the instructors — must be “Black folx.”
SaskPower and GE Hitachi advance small modular reactor plans, but won’t say how many, or how much they’ll cost just yet. Also, SaskPower looking at increasing grid by 2.5x in 25 years and 11 months. Didn’t I just write a column about that earlier this week? Oh yeah. What doubling the grid really means. Also, if you start doing the math, my earlier predictions Saskatchewan will need 15-20 small modular reactors (if not more) is looking pretty much on the money.
Since 2021, lithium prices have surged 10-fold, only to crash back to earth, wiping out billions of dollars in miners’ shares and forcing supply cuts. The ripple effects of this ride are only just beginning.
The reversal of fortunes for the electric-vehicle battery metal has been nothing short of stunning. Its rapid ascent to a record in late 2022 sparked a rush by mining and refining companies to expand output, while automakers scrambled to lock in supply deals.
A little over a year later, it’s a different landscape. Major producers are issuing profit warnings, and in Australia — the No. 1 source of unprocessed lithium — miners are retrenching. Even Greenbushes, the country’s largest project, announced cutbacks this week.
The turnaround is bad news for the nation’s economy, where the hope was that energy-transition metals would breathe new life into a mining sector dominated by iron ore and coal. It’s already prompted discussions of government support, with one industry group calling for tax credits and royalty reform.
Lower lithium prices are, in theory, good for automakers as well as EV buyers. But in practice, the slump may deter investors as they wait to see whether the market has bottomed.
I wonder if the architect donates to the Liberal Party?
Dementia Joe’s America: The virtue of colour blindness. This week in really big lies.
Blackie’s Canada: Money for Liberal lawyers. False residential school claims. Nazis in Canada.
Today In Islam: Is climate change causing Muslims to kill Christians in Africa?
The Planet Is Burning: This story will make Greta sad.
Your morning meme. Another meme. A cartoon.
What do you make of what Gavin Newsom said in this video?
Update: SDA regular ‘Burton’ reminded us all that Adam Carolla had an epic interview with Gavin Newsom years ago. If you want to hear a hollow politician exposed for the fraudster he is, listen here.
This evening we present an interesting documentary from 1960 entitled The Life of an Air Hostess.
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Why is there no photos of a perp walk?
A longtime Vancouver friend shared this story, adding “pretty constant now”:
Two suspects now face criminal charges after allegedly setting off bear spray inside the Kitsilano Arc’teryx store, grabbing $25,000 worth of jackets and clothing, and fleeing in a cab.
According to police, a man and a woman entered the store, located near West 4th and Arbutus in Vancouver, on Monday evening at around 6:30 p.m. Bear spray was used and, in the ensuing melee, the pair allegedly gathered $25,000 worth of Arc’teryx merchandise and fled the area after hailing a cab.
One wonders if they’re learning lessons from down the Left Coast in San Francisco, where most any criminal activity is tolerated.