Tuesday On Turtle Island

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Biden’s America:  Senile Joe Biden is bringing shame to the United States.  Rejecting the lies and saving the nation.  The pediatric gender clinics.  The election scams.  The Pelosi poverty plantation plan.  Biden’s energy plan.  Your morning meme.

Trudeau’s Canada:  The missing graves industry.  Justin decides when the peasants can have fun.  Rex Murphy trashes Trudeau and the Liberals.  Today our Dear Leader burns jet fuel back to Nova Scotia for some great photo ops.  He also will be attending a summit there on healthy oceans. Because that is what the people in Nova Scotia need right now. A summit on healthy oceans.  The Liberal Party looks after its friends.

The Sound Of Settled Science

Tech Unsettled Science 16 Comments

Google stopped functioning as a search engine years ago. Good to see someone is finally admitting it.

Melissa Fleming, Under-Secretary for Global Communications at the United Nations at WEF ‘Disinformation’ event: “We partnered with Google,” said Fleming, adding, “for example, if you Google ‘climate change,’ you will, at the top of your search, you will get all kinds of UN resources. We started this partnership when we were shocked to see that when we Googled ‘climate change,’ we were getting incredibly distorted information right at the top. So we’re becoming much more proactive. We own the science, and we think that the world should know it, and the platforms themselves also do.”

During the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) Sustainable Development Impact Meetings last week, the unelected globalists held a panel on “Tackling Disinformation” where participants from the UN, CNN, and Brown University discussed how to best control narratives.

Via Hot Air

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me 29 times, shame on me. We don’t need these spinny things

Climate Cult 37 Comments

Alberta has now built 29 wind farms connected to its grid, and on Saturday, they were collectively putting out 8 megawatts out of a total of 2,734 megawatts capacity.

One of the arguments for wind has been if it’s not blowing here, it’s got to be blowing somewhere. We just need to spread it out of a large enough area.

Well, the area of southern Alberta populated by wind farms is larger than the area of the BENELUX countries (Belgium, Netherlands, Luxemburg) combined. Alternatively, it’s about the size of all of Austria.

So apparently, Alberta is not spread out enough.

The saying goes, “Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.”

What happens when you get fooled 29 times?

Because that’s what’s happening in Alberta. The denominator in the wind power equation has grown as well, as another wind farm was added onto the grid. The new total is now 29, an increase of one from the previous week. (You have to be sharp about this, because new facilities are continually being added.)

That was Saturday. And today, on Monday, for the third day in a row, and four days out of the last six, Alberta’s wind turbines crapped out again. At noon, their total output dropped to just 6 megawatts. Only one wind farm was contributing to the grid, out of hundreds of wind turbines.

It’s Monday On Turtle Island

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Woke Britain:  Forcing racist ideology on students.

Today In Islam:  Qatar’s envoy to the UN.  While Iranians are protesting against the hijab, Europe is running ads promoting the hijab.

Trudeau’s Canada:  Ontario schools have too many white teachers.  China virus mandates took toll on children.

Biden’s America:  Biden and Harris flopping worldwide.   Victor Davis Hanson on the war in Ukraine.  Old Joe’s green energy policies is making America dependent on China.  All white people are racist.  Your morning meme.

The Strange Politics Around Canada’s Milk Production

Canadian Taxpayers Federation 48 Comments

Here’s a bizarre story about nervous nuns, cute cows, and the byzantine way Canadian governments manage milk production:

As inflation soars, dairy farmers say price increases are necessary to cover ballooning costs.

But industry advocates argue that no other industry is able to pass on its cost increases directly on to the consumer. Canada’s controversial supply-management system protects dairy, poultry and egg farmers from international competition by regulating supply and imposing massive border tariffs on imports.

Supply management also forces farmers to pay millions in marketing costs to provincial milk boards. This week, a portion of that money found its way to the upper right-hand corner of the Maple Leaf’s jerseys as the Dairy Farmers of Ontario (DFO) became the NHL team’s first sweater branding partner. DFO refuse to say how much the deal cost.

h/t James MacMaster

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