Saturday On Turtle Island

Global Warming Scam News:  CBC is excited about climate reparations.  A fossil fuel non proliferation treaty?  Another Just Stop Oil loon.

Trudeau’s Canada:  Three billion set aside for out of court settlements.  Communist Edmonton declares Christmas trees are bad for the environment.  Today Dear Leader has burned jet fuel to Tunisia. There he will accept in French, requests for money from third world dictators at the Phony Franco conference. Or whatever its called.

Biden’s America:  Twitter employee applies for a real job.  The decline of the American Empire and the fall of that empire.  American conservatives can’t run and hide.  The Biden family.  Your morning meme.

Today In Islam:  CNN producer praises Hamas.  The Jihad plot to bomb a church.  And Islamic outreach in Canada.

“This is all about a very tiny segment of the community believing people like me shouldn’t be in the classroom.”

Before the murders…

Rivers gained national attention for suing the Center Unified School District in Sacramento in 1999 after she was fired for discussing her gender transition with students. She appeared on “Today” and “Good Morning America” to talk about her transition and the dispute with Center Unified School District in Antelope.

Soccer Is Gay

Honey, we already knew.

Soccer’s decision to come out of the closet ahead of the World Cup, and to live as its authentic self, was met with shrugs of “well, obviously” and “I always thought soccer might be gay since that time I caught soccer trying on my make-up and lipsyncing to Donna Summer.” The practice of “diving” in the sport — feigning being fouled to gain an unfair advantage usually accompanied by theatrical wailing and other histrionics — also never helped soccer’s heterosexual bona fides.

Hope And Pray They Have Enough Solar Panels To Keep Everyone Alive

Seriously, it looks like no fun at all for our readers in the snow zone. Take it easy shoveling out there.

Margin Of Fraud

How Wisconsin Streetfighters Disrupted a Democrat Ballot-Gathering System

The raw material of the ballot-gathering strategy is the phantom voter or address. Every ballot needs to tie to someone — even if only a name on a list.

Live, votable ballots accumulate at addresses where the indicated voter does not reside. Those ballots, gathered, are the inventory of electoral victory. He who gathers them can vote them.

The ballot-gathering system was frictionless until 2020. Thousands of phantom addresses inhabited every state’s voter list.

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For the ballot-gathering strategy to work, Democrats need tens of thousands of phantom addresses and voters. A few is not enough. Without thousands of loose ballots tied to phantoms, the edifice comes crashing down.

They also need Republicans to do nothing.

The Wisconsin team proved, in this election, that adding even a small amount of friction – removing thousands of phantom names and identifying several hundred thousand incorrect addresses — has a massive impact on the ballot-gathering system.

Our Wisconsin election heroes applied Fractal Programming technology, funded by Mike Lindell, at scale to find and challenge phantoms. The process is explained at www.Omega4America.com.

They went to scores of county registrars and challenged thousands of phantoms — proof in hand. Quietly, below the radar, they showed registrars, whose job it is to deal with this sort of thing, that Bill Jones was not a real person. They helped clean up addresses that were wrong — either typos or fake.

Any one of those addresses was a landing pad for a loose ballot.

FLASHBACK 2006: “Laurie Hawn, Conservative Candidate in Edmonton Centre, has filed a complaint with the Commissioner of Elections Canada after massive voter list irregularities were uncovered by his campaign.”

The dawn of a new industry in Saskatchewan: Lithium

Geothermal exploration well as it was tested for lithium almost exactly a year ago.

Pretty much anything with a rechargeable battery in it these days, from a cellphone to an electric vehicle, uses lithium (except for the lead-acid battery in your conventional car or truck). As the lightest metal, there’s no beating the periodic table.

It turns out, Saskatchewan has lithium beneath its southern soil. And now five companies are in a race to explore it, develop it, commercialize it bring it to market.

Pipeline Online just launched an in-depth series on what’s happening in Saskatchewan, a series over a year in the making. You can read Part 1, the introduction, and Part 2, recently released Saskatchewan incentives.

It’s the birth of an entirely new industry for this province, one that, if it pans out, could be worth many billions. And it’s all being done with oilfield companies and workers, as seen above.

It’s Friday On Turtle Island

Woke Britain:  Diversity is our strength.  More diversity.  Some mental illness news.

Biden’s America:  The Proud Boys were crawling with feds.  Courses that will get you a good job somewhere on the planet.  GOP to investigate Hunter Biden.  Good riddance to Nancy Pelosi.  How to win the war on information.  Some deep thoughts from Kamala Harris.  This week in big lies.  Your morning meme.

Trudeau’s Canada:  Justin orders the CBC to trash Poilievre.  Our Dear Leader has a full day of photo ops in Thailand Friday. Then Justin burns jet fuel to Tunisia.  This is Trudeau’s favourite bank.  Russia! Russia! Russia!  Liberal MPs want to know how much money the Freedom Convoy received from Russia.  National security advisor gives advice to Justin based on tweets.  She makes $306,000 a year.  Deputy Finance Minister not quite sure if members of the Freedom Convoy are terrorists.

Today In Islam:  Israel has a new weapon.

 

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