Down The Primrose Path

Update: And it’s reportedly over.

I’ve had my morning taken up by a project deadline, so it’s easier to just shortcut you to these accounts: @JackPosobiec,@KimDotcom, @Johnrobb, War Room on Rumble. More here (Mario Nawfal) on Spaces.

I’ll add to the links above as time permits.

The hero the West’s been waiting for.

@KonstantinKisin;

I would strongly caution people against celebrating what is happening in Russia. There have been fewer harsher critics of Putin’s invasion but chaos is very rarely a good thing.

Prigozhin is not the only one with a private army in Russia. Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov has a large force under his command who have 0 loyalty to Russia or Putin. They hate Wagner but if Putin has to be rescued by them, why not take him out as well as take over the country?

Will the national guard fight for Putin?

We don’t have answers to any of these questions ..and an armed mutiny in a nuclear nation is a big deal.

Update: Konstantin Kisin

Evgeny Prigozhin has announced that having moved his units to within 200km of Moscow he is turning around “to avoid spilling Russian blood”.

He claims his “March for Justice” was triggered by an attempt to disband Wagner.

It’s hard to describe how NOT over this is.

You can’t lead an armed mutiny which has allegedly shot down a number of Russian MoD helicopters and threatened Moscow and then just turn around and go home.

This will run and the pressure will be on Putin for heads to roll.

Remain skeptical: The information war is peaking. Social media is a huge battlefield today.

By the way, if you want to know what I think, this is what I think.

I’m old enough to remember when Trump was a Russian asset, the Truckers Convoy was the work of Russian actors, and Putin was falling down stairs and dying of a mystery disease.

But hey, lets set aside their track record for lying, and skip along behind Biden and Trudeau into a confrontation with a nuclear armed Russia like good little citizens, while we eagerly await the next round of gun confiscation and internet speech laws to take effect. Kiss your old vaccine passes for good luck! Do it for democracy.

That’s what I think.

This is 1979, on the way to Orwell’s 1984

I will be attending federal Minister of Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson’s event with the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce in Regina on June 28. He will be talking about the “just transition,” which means to do away with the oil and gas sector, one of Saskatchewan’s most important industries. But you won’t be able to share any of my stories coming from that event on Facebook, or Instagram. I don’t even know if you can privately share it on Facebook Messenger. Likely not. So a federal minister might be speaking about the demise of your industry and livelihood, and you can’t share or even read those stories through Facebook. There’s a wee possibility that “just transitioning” your job out of existence might upset you. But that story will be verboten on Facebook. As will every other story.

Here’s the editorial on it. Read now, before more blocking takes place.

Saturday On Turtle Island

Britain:  Another history lesson with Neil Oliver.   Global Warming Scam News:  The EPA just cannot help themselves.

Biden’s America:  I know it’s scary.  Some black teens celebrate Juneteenth.  The deep state election rigging.  Bill Barr and John Durham laugh at Maga.  Hunter Biden goes out for dinner.  Christian university offers drag queen class.  The media failures of the week.  Your morning meme.

Today In Islam:  Muslim migrants go swimming (JW).   A brilliant law student (JW).

Trudeau’s Canada:  Uncancelling Canadian history.  Telling the truth about residential schools. It seems terrorists are crossing the border from Canada to the U.S. (JW)

 

The Most Interesting Man In The World

@HansMahncke – The fact that NYT’s Ken Vogel has been given the green light to report this (previously reported by @climateaudit), suggests that Biden’s time is coming to an end.

Y2Kyoto: The Planet Has A Fever

Oh wait, no – it’s chills.

Wine growers in British Columbia are calculating their losses from a bitter cold snap in the province last winter that has devastated vineyards.

Industry representatives are at a Kelowna winery today outlining the effect on vineyards, harvests, revenues and jobs after December’s freeze that saw temperatures in the Okanagan dip to minus 30 C.

Wine Growers B.C. president Miles Prodan says in a statement that the “climate-change related” cold snap had the potential to cut this year’s grape and wine production by between 39 and 56 per cent, with direct revenue losses of up to $145 million.

He cites a grower’s survey that says the impact of the freeze could result in the loss of 381 jobs, representing a 20 per cent reduction in the industry’s workforce.

They’re shameless.

Take Your News and Shove it

Facebook/Instagram (meta)- Changes to News Availability on Our Platforms in Canada

Updated on June 22nd, 2023

Today, we are confirming that news availability will be ended on Facebook and Instagram for all users in Canada prior to the Online News Act (Bill C-18) taking effect.

We have repeatedly shared that in order to comply with Bill C-18, passed today in Parliament, content from news outlets, including news publishers and broadcasters, will no longer be available to people accessing our platforms in Canada.

Bloc doesn’t think “just transition” report went far enough

There’s no pleasing the Bloc, except to break up the country. But they had some interesting things to say about the Natural Resources Committee’s “just transition” report.

Also, on the longest day of the year, Saskatchewan’s grid scale solar averaged just 26.7 per cent capacity. But that’s okay. Texas knows what they’re doing. They built all sorts of solar and wind power. How’s that working out for them with a heat wave?

And with NATO arming Ukraine to fight a war with Russia before Russia crosses Ukraine and takes on NATO, the top dogs at NATO still have time to fight climate change. Shouldn’t they be more concerned about the Ruskies?

One more thing, folks. Facebook will start blocking media, including Pipeline Online, on Sunday. Say what you want about Facebook, but this is a huge issue. Social media is crucial to the business plans of all news media, mine included. Thanks for all the support from SDA, because it means a lot. This is going to be a tough row to hoe. And glib comments about Facebook not mattering simply aren’t true. It matters to people like me. Where else can you find 3 billion people to tick off?

“I just drove out of Lumsden, where they’re legalizing pedophilia.”

4M views gets results.

A set of what appears to be explicit alphabet cards left in a high school classroom has Planned Parenthood in hot water with some parents, and now with the provincial government as well.

Education Minister Dustin Duncan said Thursday he’s suspending the organization from doing presentations in schools until a review can be done.

It stems from materials left at Lumsden High School after a presentation Monday. According to Duncan, the presentation itself concerned things like sexually transmitted infections (STI) and contraception, but some materials that were left in the classroom included a set of alphabet cards that explicitly described sexual acts and situations.

Good. Now, do something about the Trans-Groomer Rainbow Cult that’s infected the curriculum.

And, what the hell is a hard left activist group doing in the schoolroom, performing the job of teachers? Educating kids about STDs is basic health instruction. Stop farming it out to people who hate you.

Road to nowhere

After massive pandemic era spending on alternative travel options like RVs, the marginal consumer is finally tapped out. Things were not helped by post-pandemic surge in production costs and the skyrocketing price of fuel.

Winnebago reported a 38.2% year-over-year plunge in the quarter due to sliding unit sales related to souring RV retail market conditions. Discounts were much higher than in the same quarter last year, an attempt by management to spark demand. However, high interest rates are curbing demand. 

Revenue fell the most in the Towable RV segment, down 52% to $384.1 million. The decline is primarily due to lower unit volume associated with ‘challenging’ retail market conditions and discounts and allowances versus a year ago. Revenues declined 27.5% in the Motorhome RV segment. 

Friday On Turtle Island

Biden’s America:  Media defends Hunter Biden.  This week in really big lies.  Just how many genders are there?  Biden and Fetterman are rhetorical masters.  Joe Biden explains the second amendment.  The  whistleblowers.  Hunter Biden is a party guy.  Your morning meme.

Woke Britain:  The California lesson for Britain.

Trudeau’s Canada:  The name of evil Sir John A. Macdonald removed from Ottawa.  Evil Christians running rampant in Norwich Ontario.  Education in Doug Ford’s Ontario.  Questioning the unmarked graves narrative.  Today Dear Leader burns jet fuel to Quebec. There he will visit a farm and some sort of photo op.  Justin’s lapdogs like to go to the circus.  And citizenship by email.

Today In Islam:  Some teens go to church (JW).   Muslim migrant goes to school (JW).

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