Britain must cut its meat and dairy consumption by up to 50pc to meet the latest net zero targets, the Government’s climate watchdog has said.
The Climate Change Committee said in an ideal scenario, meat and dairy consumption should halve by 2050 and products be substituted with plant-based options.
The proposals are part of new net zero targets that have been recommended to Ed Miliband, the Energy Secretary.
In elections earlier this year, incumbent leaders and parties in India, South Africa, France, and Britain took a beating. America’s President and Japan’s Prime Minister were pushed to step aside before their parties face voters. Germany’s Chancellor is lucky his country won’t hold national elections until next year. Voters everywhere, it seems, want change. Now it’s Justin Trudeau’s turn to face the music.
The European powers’ current approach to Iran is uncomfortably reminiscent of how, in the 1930s, they dealt with Nazi Germany.
European democracies, choosing appeasement over confrontation, turned a blind eye to Hitler’s rising aggression. This indulgence, not surprisingly, simply emboldened the Nazis, and led to the horrors of World War II.
On a warm July night two years ago, Moninder Singh received a chilling message from special federal agents who showed up at his house in British Columbia: You are being formally warned that there is an imminent threat to your life. Avoid public spaces. Enhance security at home.
The first person he called — a friend and fellow activist in a campaign promoting an independent Sikh homeland carved out of India — had just gotten the same ominous warning.
A year later, that friend, Hardeep Singh Nijjar, was dead.
Former President Donald Trump has been on an upward trajectory in national polling, with three new surveys showing him drawing level or close with Vice President Kamala Harris less than two weeks before Election Day.
A poll released on Friday by The New York Times/Siena College showed Trump and Harris deadlocked at 48 percent support each among registered U.S. voters. The poll was conducted among 2,516 voters over the phone between October 20 and October 23 and has a margin of error of 2.2 percent.
Trump in Dark MAGA: “I just got interviewed by this great guy, Joe Rogan.”
How does he do it? A 3 hour interview and then a rally. The man is made of Iron. pic.twitter.com/jLy2phN4S8
— Juanita Broaddrick (@atensnut) October 26, 2024
Canada delivered its biggest affordability measure in years—shrinking its population. That was the takeaway from a new report from BMO Capital Markets this week. The bank has repeatedly warned that promises to triple the new homes built and create affordability with supply, weren’t grounded in reality. Now that Canada is quietly acknowledging this failure, they see real affordability on the way as scaled up building meets a shrinking population.
Promising? Maybe. But the damage is done.
JEDDORE OYSTER PONDS, Nova Scotia (LifeSiteNews) — Parents in the eastern Canadian province of Nova Scotia have pulled their children from class after a “non-binary” male drag performer gave a compulsory presentation on “gender identity” to kids as young as 12.
On October 18, a number of parents at Oyster Pond Academy kept their children home from school after learning that a “non-binary” drag performer called Teo Ferguson had given their children a “gender identity” presentation that students were not allowed to opt out of.
Wait a second! We thought “America: Love It Or Leave It” was a phrase used by jingoistic, racist, sexist, homophobic, right-wing Neanderthals!
But there was Joe Scarborough on today’s Morning Joe, breaking out a close facsimile of the phrase to condemn . . . Trump supporters!
But it’s always Dems who threaten to leave the USA …
This is the best 2 minutes of the Rogan-Trump podcast.
TRUMP: "I don't know why the media are so obsessed with me"
ROGAN: "I do. Because you say crazy shit"
The rest is pure comedy gold. Amazing. Just amazing. pic.twitter.com/zx9bl5xv6t
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) October 26, 2024
Longtime Liberal MP Wayne Long says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau should give more weight to the views of his backbenchers in determining his future leading the Party, rather than relying on those in his immediate orbit.
“Seriously, get away from your inner circle,” Long told CTV’s Question Period host Vassy Kapelos, in an interview airing Sunday. “I don’t want to name names, but get away from people, because obviously, prime ministers are somewhat insulated.”
⚠️ Cleric Killed in Iran—Shooter Turns Gun on Himself!
Video of the moment the Friday Imam of Kazeroon, a city in Fars province in southern Iran, was shot, leading to his death. Afterwards, the shooter placed the gun under his own chin and fired.” pic.twitter.com/RhiWHLHwVF
— Masih Alinejad ️ (@AlinejadMasih) October 26, 2024
Britain has lost a key battle over reparations as Commonwealth leaders used the group’s summit in Samoa to demand talks on compensation.
The call for “discussions” was included in the gathering’s final communique despite a 48-hour rearguard from UK negotiators.
This comes as a major blow to Sir Keir Starmer, who immediately ruled out paying any kind of cash compensation for Britain’s role in the slave trade.
The communique, signed by all 56 Commonwealth nations, noted “calls for discussions on reparatory justice with regard to the trans-Atlantic trade in enslaved Africans and chattel enslavement”.
That means Canada has endorsed reparations because of course Trudeau would.
Reports about the death of Canada’s immigration consensus have arguably been exaggerated. But there are warning signs — both for the public’s attitude toward immigration and for the Trudeau government’s legacy.
The clearest evidence that the consensus is in some danger can be found in polling conducted by the Environ ics Institute. For 50 years, Environics has been asking Canadians whether they agree or disagree with the statement that “overall there is too much immigration in Canada.”
For nearly 25 years, starting in the late 1990s, a majority of Canadians disagreed with that statement. In 2022, the gap was particularly wide — 69 per cent disagreed, just 27 per cent agreed.
Pro-migration activists are skewing polls to hide Americans’ growing support for the deportation of illegal migrants.
An August-to-September survey by the PRRI, and funded by George Soros’s pro-migration Open Society network, pushed support down to 47 percent by asking a loaded question about military “encampments” …
Joe Rogan and Donald Trump call out the corporate media propagandists' "very fine people," Russiagate, and "bloodbath" hoaxes.
TRUMP: "It's a lot easier if you are a Democrat."
ROGAN: "The media, to a large extent, acts as a propaganda arm of the Democrat Party… Most young… pic.twitter.com/smljYR0zxL
— KanekoaTheGreat (@KanekoaTheGreat) October 26, 2024
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