“I go to the grocery store and buy a pound of deli ham in a plastic bag, bread in a plastic bag, milk in a plastic jug, napkins wrapped in plastic, store-made salad in a plastic tub, a plastic bottle of mustard and a plastic bottle of ketchup. But they won’t give me a plastic bag to carry it home, because the plastic bag is bad for the environment?”
Friday On Turtle Island
Biden’s America: The LGBTQ movement exposed. A trans BLM activist. The fight against child slavery. Decline of American manufacturing. The crime of the century. This week in really big lies. Your morning meme. Bonus meme.
Woke Britain: BBC makes an apology. The socialist media. Neil Oliver: Another history lesson.
Trudeau’s Canada: Freeland visits a swanky grocery store. Justin’s plea to Taylor Swift. No money for digging up the Manitoba landfill (CBC). Is Trudeau losing it? Dear Leader appoints two new senators. Today Trudeau burns jet fuel to Alberta. There he’ll wear a cowboy hat and pose for his loyal media. The double dealing Liberals. I’m sure it’s nothing to worry about. Some Liberal hypocrites.
Today In Islam: Coming soon to Canada. Non Muslim women must wear concealing clothing. The nightmare of being a Christian in Pakistan.
Oddments For The Weekend
Including a demonstration of interspecies teamwork; why dogs don’t rule the Earth; a price-checking dispute; some bus crash-testing; and a machine’s dream of 1920s Star Trek.
We Don’t Need No Flaming Sparky Cars
To be fair, the fewer they sell, the less money they lose.
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Arctic Mexico: “Honest people in Canada get screwed by the criminals”
An illuminating Spaces with Marc Cohodes & Sam Cooper on mortgage fraud & money laundering in Canadian housing.
We Don’t Need No Shattered Giant Mirrors
Miraculously, the pumpjacks emerged unscathed: Baseball-sized hail took out a solar farm in Scottsbluff, Nebraska, on Friday. The hail shattered most of the panels on the 5.2-megawatt solar project, sparing an odd panel like missing teeth in a white smile.
(h/t Lee M)
Put Down The Cookie
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Francisco- Personal story, I’m now on the tail end of a major weight loss journey. Down 72lbs since last November, and 97lbs from my heaviest point. Basically back to where I was in high school. I managed to do this by largely going carnivore and then slowly restricting my eating window down to one meal a day. No extra exercise, no counting calories. My energy levels are great and overall I feel better than I have in at least 15 years. One of the weird things through all this is that I’m now less hungry than I was when I was fat. So it certainly is possible to lose weight and not be hungry all the time if you do it the right way.
As is often the case most of what we’ve been told about nutrition, how we gain and lose weight by the “official” authorities is either wrong or completely backwards. The reason society is getting fatter is because they actually do listen to these “experts” and do what they say regardless of what their own personal outcomes might be.
Temporarily Unexpected
JUST IN.
Automotive Credit Corp, a subprime lender, has begun cutting off select car dealers due to “ongoing concerns regarding adverse market conditions”
Riding Mass Transit Is Like Inviting 30 Random Gangbangers Into Your Car
Police say they received the call for a stabbing just after 12:20 p.m. on Thursday. When police arrived at Eglinton Station, they located a man with stab wounds. He was immediately transported to a trauma centre.
The suspect is described as a Black man standing five-foot-11. He is bald and wearing a green hoodie, black pants and black and gold sunglasses.
About doubling the electrical grid
On Wednesday morning, the Province of Ontario and Bruce Power announced they were beginning planning for a massive expansion of “large nuclear” in that province. How big? One quarter more than Saskatchewan has ever produced on its highest usage day. Just one of these reactors would be as large as the four SaskPower is currently considering, combined.
Oh, and while he was here, Jonathan Wilkinson announced federal money for four Indigenous renewable energy projects, plus one at Carrot River. Here’s the first four, and here’s the last one.
Things You’re Gonna See On The CBC
For six months, Trudeau’s CBC lied about Danielle Smith. There is simply no other explanation, other than it was Trudeau interfering in Alberta’s provincial election.
And it almost worked…
This Is My Brother Muhammad, And This Is My Other Brother Muhammad
The Great Replacement is just a conspiracy theory.
Watch the reaction of people when they learn 'Muhammad' is now the most popular boys name in Galway, Ireland pic.twitter.com/AruJS3EGs9
— Jack Poso (@JackPosobiec) July 6, 2023
@unusual_whales – Canada’s population growth was the highest ever in the first quarter of this year, adding 292,232 more people in the first three months of the year, per Bloomberg.
Canadian “exceptionalism”
It’s becoming increasingly obvious that Canada’s stubborn obsession with single payer health care is taking a massive toll on the budgets of governments and the health of Canadians, but that won’t stop Medicare’s supporters from continuing to insist that government payments to a few select private clinics constitutes “privatization”.
You’re seeing a lot of controversy about the introduction of “private health care” into the Canadian system. But you can all relax, because it’s not actually private health care. It’s still public health care, but just the worst possible version of it.
In Canada, it’s illegal to buy insurance for anything covered under the public system. Nobody else does this. In The Netherlands, New Zealand, Japan, the U.K. you can pony up a few thousand dollars each year in private insurance and — if you need stitches — you can either go to the public hospital or use your insurance to get it done privately at an entirely different health care system over here.
That’s private health care.
Y2Kyoto: Schadenfrozen
Scholz’s three-party alliance agreed on an ambitious agenda to decarbonize the European Union’s biggest economy: getting coal out of the electricity system faster, filling the autobahns with electric vehicles and weaning households off natural gas heating.
Those goals are starting to look ever more distant as Germany’s political mood shifts. First, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine turned the energy market upside down, forcing a dash to replace pipeline gas from Siberia and delaying the phaseout of coal. […]
Polls show Europe’s electorates still broadly support net zero goals, but faced with the pressure of higher inflation, that doesn’t mean they’re on board with the climbing costs of making the switch to a greener economy.
Germany’s right-wing and climate-skeptic AfD party has overtaken Scholz’s Social Democrats in popularity. In the UK, Rishi Sunak’s government is backtracking on the climate promises made by Boris Johnson. And France is reeling from riots that are likely to make the climate less of a priority.
The green revolution faces turbulence in Germany and beyond.
Thursday On Turtle Island
Trudeau’s Canada: Justin’s CBC defends the kids drag camp. The Indians are upset about maple syrup or something (CBC). Not just the U.S. Ben & Jerry’s trashes Canada. The CBC has some regrets. Our Dear Leader is still in Quebec. Recruitment for Justin’s new feminist military drops 35%. Freeland’s good news for Canadians.
Woke Britain: Apparently socialists hate hanging baskets. Fake Irishman Joe Biden ticks off Britain again.
Biden’s America: The Biden crime family. Johnny Carson roasts Joe Biden. A call for racism. The Squad members scold America. Not the right kind of gay. The Biden investigation. Castrating kids to win elections. Your morning meme. Bonus meme.
Neil Oliver: Message in a bottle.
Today In Islam: Robert Spencer and Twitter (JW). They want their looted statue back. France’s Floyd moment.
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National Post- Ottawa, Quebec pull advertising, escalating showdown with Facebook and Instagram
The federal and Quebec governments will stop advertising on Meta-owned platforms Facebook and Instagram as the conflict between the company and Ottawa heats up over legislation that would force web giants to share revenues with news publishers.
Not so fast there buckaroo…
But the Liberal government’s decision does not extend to the party. Liberal Party of Canada spokesperson Parker Lund said in a statement that the party would continue to advertise on Meta-owned platforms. According to the company’s ad library, the party spent nearly $15,000 on over 1,000 ads in the past month.
‘Well, it’s a kind of grievance competition.”
Every time “Douglas Murray” trends a leftist gets their stings.
More: The Left now wants the utter abolition of Britain as we know it…