To Reduce Dependence On China & Help Our Allies, Canada Needs To Aggressively Mine Our Rare Earth Minerals
Much of the world, including our military allies, have become dependent on China for rare earth minerals, which are key components of some advanced military platforms.
53% of Canadians $200 away from insolvency: poll
According to the MNP Consumer Debt Index published on Thursday, 53% of Canadians are $200 or less away from missing their bill payments, a 10% jump since December and a five-year high.
‘We’re coming to get you’: China’s critics facing threats, retaliation for activism in Canada
“There’s laws against targeted harassment. There’s laws against intimidating people and uttering threats. But by and large, this becomes very, very hard to prosecute,” Carvin said.
Time For A Divorce
How do you reach a compromise with someone who thinks invisible men from a faraway land used mind control to change an election? On top of that, they were perfectly willing to destroy the country over it. If one side is sure the other side is evil, there can never be a compromise. The best you can get is a truce in the hostilities, but eventually one side will attack again. After all, any compromise with evil is immoral on its face, so the only more thing to do is confront it.
Texas Launches Investigation into Sexual Abuse of Minors at Biden Administration Holding Cells
“Gov. Greg Abbott called on the Biden administration to shut down the housing operation ‘immediately’ after he says the state has received complaints pointing to abuse and a lack of resources for those staying at the complex,” KHOU 11 reported.
We should return to Michael Crichton’s way of thinking
“I regard consensus science as an extremely pernicious development that ought to be stopped cold in its tracks. Historically the claim of consensus has been the first refuge of scoundrels; it is a way to avoid debate by claiming that the matter is already settled.” — Michael Crichton
