“We know from the documents that China is bragging about defeating these candidates…”
Canada-China:
Globe and Mail reports China tried to influence Canada's 2021 federal election to secure a Liberal minority government
Chinese diplomatic staff boasted about defeating Conservative candidates@RobertFife is the G&M Ottawa Bureau Chiefhttps://t.co/ti63Jw0Q1s pic.twitter.com/y2jhkweDmt
— Natasha Fatah (@NatashaFatah) February 18, 2023
Trudeau’s Canada: More Black spaces needed in racist Canada. The response from Tamara Lich. Apparently gays don’t like the Freedom Convoy.
Today In Islam: The invasion of Ireland. An Islamic scholar. A BDS movement photo.
Pervert News: Trans author threatens JK Rowling. The Gray Lady. And She’s My Dad.
Biden’s America: Historical ignorance. In America, Black Thugs Matter. The Governor of New York loves China. What is going on with John Fetterman? Your morning meme.
They’re totally fine with the squelching of the rights of citizens … as long as the rights are removed from their political enemies.
The models said otherwise, and the models are never wrong.
When a kilonova was detected at 140 million light-years away in 2017, it was the first time scientists could gather detailed data. Scientists around the world are still interpreting the data from this colossal explosion, including Albert Sneppen and Darach Watson from the University of Copenhagen, who made a surprising discovery.
“You have two super-compact stars that orbit each other 100 times a second before collapsing. Our intuition, and all previous models, say that the explosion cloud created by the collision must have a flattened and rather asymmetrical shape,” says Albert Sneppen, PhD student at the Niels Bohr Institute and first author of the study published in the journal Nature.
This is why he and his research colleagues are surprised to find that this is not the case at all for the kilonova from 2017. It is completely symmetrical and has a shape close to a perfect sphere.
This evening we travel back to 1962 to watch two videos: Digital Computer Techniques and Music Man – 76 Trombones.
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Unwind from the day: Solo overnight in an old castle
In Britain, France, Germany, Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, they don't have university mandates for the COVID-19 vaccine.
Then why do American universities, like Johns Hopkins, stick their heads in the sand and require three vaccines? pic.twitter.com/tQFcKQNowH
— Senator Rand Paul (@SenRandPaul) February 16, 2023
Randy Hillier loves life and would never commit suicide.
h/t James MacMaster
From here on forward, I suggest you all refer to the Trudeau Liberals as “the Chinese-installed government in Ottawa”.
A thread by Walied Soliman, Erin O’Toole’s campaign co-chair.
I can confirm that after extensive security clearances and multiple meetings with our security establishment in Ottawa, these specific threats to our democracy were *never* raised, despite what is now clear evidence of tampering by China in the 2019 election.
What’s worse: our party was seeing clear signs of tampering in ridings with substantial Chinese diasporas. We made the conscious decision to work through the Task Force and appropriate security channels. Our concerns were never taken seriously.
After the election and before the new government was sworn in, we spent more time providing everything we had to the Task Force and appropriate security channels. We were met with shrugged shoulders and complete ambivalence. It was truly unreal.
It wasn’t unreal. It was deliberate.
Agriculture and Agri-food Canada scientists have historically spent their time on things like improving yields, fighting crop diseases and increasing livestock feed efficiency — mostly agriculture production and risks to production.
Now, their top priorities should be sustainable agriculture and climate change, says the department’s Strategic Plan for Science, a document released last fall.[…]
A spokesperson for Canada’s agriculture minister Marie-Claude Bibeau said the change in the science strategy came from department leaders at AAFC, including Gilles Saindon, assistant deputy minister for the science and technology branch.
In an interview, Saindon said the shift in priorities was based on the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, a five-year funding agreement between federal and provincial governments that came together last summer and takes effect April 1.
AAFC didn’t consult directly with farm groups or agriculture sector leaders before changing its scientific priorities.
There’s a reason for that.
Commissioner Paul Rouleau has given current and future governments in Canada a green light to stomp all over the supposed rights & freedoms of Canadians.
Aaron Wudrick: The Emergencies Act threshold is now incompetence, apparently
Examining the exaggerated death rate of Canadian Indian Residential Schools.
The Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations, never misses an opportunity to give his enthusiastic stamp of approval to any new claim made in the perennial quest for evidence of residential school wrongdoing. Two days after Williams Lake First Nation announced on January 25, 2022, the “discovery” near the St. Joseph residential school in B.C. of “93 potential unmarked graves”, Mr. Miller embarked on a tweetstorm that encapsulated his thinking, or, shall we say, his habitual presumptions, on residential school-related matters.
Among Miller’s tweets on January 27 was the following: “As early as 1909 (1909!!!), Dr. Peter Bryce estimated that the death rate from all causes for those attending residential schools was 18 times higher than that of non-Indigenous people in Canada of the same age [the curious exclamation marks are Miller’s, not mine].”
The “18 times higher” assertion is based on a report that Peter Bryce, Indian Affairs chief medical officer, prepared for the Department in 1909. In looking at mortality in three residential schools – Shingwauk in Ontario, Sarcee in Alberta, and Cranbrook in B.C. – Bryce found that during the period 1892 to 1908 the schools had a death rate of 8,000 per 100,000.[1] If Bryce’s finding for the three schools reflected the overall mortality rate across all of the 60 to 70 residential schools operating in Canada during that time period, the rate in the residential schools would indeed have been approximately 18 times higher than the 430 per 100,000 that Bryce reported for Canada’s general school-age population.
However, the evidence shows that Bryce’s “8,000 per 100,000” death rate was an overstatement for the three schools he studied, and a gross exaggeration of the overall rate for all of Canada’s residential schools operating in the 1892 to 1908 period.
There were many “tells” over the past 3 years that clearly indicated how corrupt and compromised public health officials and politicians were about Covid. This was a major one!. It was all about control, power, and profit.
Biden’s America: People saved by wearing masks. The woke enemy of America. The government will decide what gender your baby is. A week in really big lies. The fentanyl pandemic. Your morning meme.
Trudeau’s Canada: Rex Murphy on the Sturgeon resignation. Justin’s anti-Semite consultant. People are being mean to Justin’s journalists. A black justice strategy. NDP wants residential school denialism declared hate speech. And Joe Rogan slams Trudeau and the CBC.
Global Warming Scam News: Judge supports eco-terrorists.
Today In Islam: The week in Jihad.
Where the foxes caper unmolested, the government packs your school lunch and there are currently about 480 hotels housing migrants. Annual cost, at least £6 billion.
This evening we travel back to 1961 to watch the Berlin Tank Standoff and to get a preview of 37 Shows on ABC.
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Back when white supremacy was actually a thing, black people tried to pass as white, not the other way around.
This week with Joe Biden.
The report from the Public Inquiry into the use of the Emergencies Act has been tabled in the House of Commons.
The POEC website here.
SHOCKER SHOCKER: Public Order Emergency Commission finds the federal government’s invocation of the Emergencies Act was appropriate.
We need a new country.