All quiet on the eastern front: Perhaps what is most striking about this season is that we are now at the absolute peak of hurricane season, and there is simply nothing happening.
September 13, 2022: Reader Tips
Tonight we continue on with our music countdown. Here is the 18th most popular song in each of five decades:
- 1960’s: Johnny Cash – Ring of Fire
- 1970’s: Jimmy Buffett – Margaritaville
- 1980’s: Michael Jackson – Billie Jean
- 1990’s: Rage Against the Machine – Killing in the Name
- 2000’s: The White Stripes – Seven Nation Army
Your best tips, musical or otherwise, are much appreciated!
Love Is Like An Onion
I didn't have Sophie Grégoire Trudeau asking Hillary Clinton (who is married to Epstein Island-pal Bill) for relationship advice on my 2022 bingo card. Gross. #TIFF22 pic.twitter.com/puz8oAHZmC
— Cosmin Dzsurdzsa (@cosminDZS) September 12, 2022
“The truth spreads for free”
Go Woke, Go Broke
Finally: Oberlin College is finally paying out the full $36.59 million in court-ordered defamation damages to a mom-and-pop bakery that it slandered as racist. The leftist school had previously fought desperately to avoid paying the judgment.
File This Under “The Least You’ve Ever Been Surprised In Your Entire Life”
— Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 (@ezralevant) September 11, 2022
Bonus points to whichever commenter identifies all 3 WEF’ers first!
I Want A New Country
Let’s kick this monstrous mess to the curb and start fresh.
On Thursday morning, while catching up on the news about last weekend’s massacre on (and around) James Smith Cree Nation in northern Saskatchewan, I ran across a truly remarkable Globe and Mail headline: “Saskatchewan suspect’s case draws new scrutiny to statutory release.” I hardly knew whether to laugh or cry at this exercise in the journalistic privilege of agenda-setting. The crimes of Myles Sanderson, who died mysteriously in police custody Wednesday after stabbing 18 people and killing ten of them, ought to “draw new scrutiny” to about a hundred different things about the Canadian state and its philosophy of criminal justice. One hardly knows where to start with the list-making.
It’s short and it’s brutal. Go read it all.
Down The Primrose Path
Higher energy prices can lead to civil unrest — the avoidance of which is one reason why countries keep buying fossil fuels from Russia. As Puri intimated, when petrol stations run dry or if costs get too high, people will respond.
According to Verisk Maplecroft, a consultancy that tracks geopolitical risks, last quarter civil unrest increased in 101 of the 198 countries that it tracks around the world in part due to higher-priced energy. They foresee the recent unrest as just the beginning, “As the conditions for civil unrest build in a growing number of countries, the severity and frequency of protests and labour activism is set to accelerate further over the coming months.”
Roger Pielke Jr is a name many of you recognize. Consider subscribing to his Substack.
The Children Are Our Future
And that’s why you should rehearse the five steps in making your own body armour.
Priorities
Gunter- Here are more signs of how cultist our green thinking has become
Vancouver is giddy about being the first city in the country to receive an all-electric fire truck.
The new e-truck will cost $300,000 more than a comparable diesel model, pump 40 per cent less water and have such a short range (30 km) because of its enormous weight that it will have to have backup diesel power in case it runs out of juice on the way to a blaze.
A political conundrum
When a Canadian conservative politician advocates the end of senseless Covid border controls, he is denounced as “right-wing” and “anti-science”. Now that the left’s poster child for Covid lockdowns has adopted the same policies, what mental gymnastics can we expect to see from the Canadian left as they try to square that circle?
From Tuesday, mask-wearing will only be compulsory in healthcare settings, excepting mental health services. Also gone are the few remaining vaccine mandates, for workers and inbound travellers. Tests on arrival in New Zealand are no longer required but encouraged.
Ignoring the obvious
Climate change causing a rash of potholes? Who knew? Gas taxes being siphoned off into general revenue for cash-strapped provincial governments has nothing to do with the sorry state of Canadian roads, right? All that’s missing from this article is the advocacy of high speed rail.
“We need to look at the roads to last, because there is no magic pot of money that is going to give us hundreds of millions of dollars for road rehabilitation,” said Steve Goodman, an Ottawa-based pavement expert with Gemtec Consulting Engineers and Scientists Ltd. “The funding deficit is not a couple million dollars — or even a couple hundred million dollars — it is in the billions.”
The American KGB
A call for an investigation into the FBI.
Biden’s America
Victor Davis Hanson on Woke America.
Monday On Turtle Island
Today in Islam: Refugees go on vacation. Its just part of their religion.
Trudeau’s Canada: Did they get a grant from Justin? Dear Leader is still in New Brunswick at taxpayer expense. Today he will be worshipped by MPs at their national caucus. Justin’s CBC outraged that a highway still has not been renamed. Don’t expect mining in the Ring of Fire anytime soon. Firm an excellent example. Rex Murphy on Prime Minister Poilievre.
Biden’s America: Space farce. CNN compares 9/11 to Trump and MAGA. Some yokel wokeism. The anti -white hatred laid bare. Be thankful for her white privilege. Vile attacks on the Queen.
Global Warming Scam News: A climate reality check. Your morning meme.
September 12, 2022: Reader Tips
Tonight we continue on with our music countdown. Here is the 19th most popular song in each of five decades:
- 1960’s: Procul Harum – A Whiter Shade of Pale
- 1970’s: Jackson 5 – ABC
- 1980’s: Tears For Fears – Everybody Wants to Rule the World
- 1990’s: MC Hammer – U Can’t Touch This
- 2000’s: Rascal Flatts – Bless The Broken Road
Your best tips, musical or otherwise, are much appreciated!
Poster Girl for the Canadian Healthcare System?
Remember how we’ve all been repeatedly told the past 2.5 years that all decisions made about Public Health are apolitical and strictly based on Data & Science™ ? One wonders what percentage of the Canadian population, this Ottawa doctor resonates with:
Here’s a related Twitter post of hers and here’s the original TV Ontario discussion.
Lauren Southern Parodies Social Media Influencers
While she is definitely mocking vain social media morons, more than a few sheeple might take her seriously. She should apply as Gavin Newsom’s PR manager.
h/t Hi Ho
2022 U.S. Open Men’s Final
Since Kate frequently adds posts about horse racing, I hope she won’t mind me mentioning that today at 1pm PDT / 4pm EDT the U.S. Open Men’s Final is happening. It features 19 year old phenom, Carlos Alcarez, from Spain, vs. Casper Ruud from Norway.
Here are the highlights of Alcarez’s Friday match victory:
Decisive
https://twitter.com/michaelwbuettel/status/1568773930856448004
