Mystery surrounding Andrew ‘Sandy’ Irvine’s Mount Everest disappearance may finally be SOLVED after climbers make unbelievable discovery on Earth’s highest peak

The partial remains of tragic Mount Everest climber Andrew ‘Sandy’ Irvine are believed to have been found – 100 years after he vanished.

Irvine disappeared aged 22 with his climbing partner, the renowned mountaineer George Mallory, in June 1924 when they were attempting to become the first people to climb the world’s highest peak.

Some experts believe that Irvine and Mallory, 38, might have actually achieved their goal before perishing, because they were last seen approximately 800feet from the summit and could have been descending when they fell.

h/t RH

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Jordan Peterson: Alas, no re-educator to be found

It may amuse all of you who have become somewhat cynical in recent years to hear what has most lately become of my battle with the tyrants of compassion and masters of incompetence at the Ontario College of Psychologists and (more recently) Behaviour Analysts — a recent unnecessary change and extension of name that appears all-too-convenient to my cynical eye, hiding them as it does from easy online search and the no-doubt horrible pressure of international public opinion regarding their actions in my regard. Remember if you will, or be now informed that I have been scheduled for an indefinite course of professional education by appointees of that institution for expressing my opinions in a country that apparently no longer considers that acceptable for its professionals (depending, of course, on the opinions). I appealed that decision, to the highest court in the land — a legal entreaty that was rejected as of Aug. 27.

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‘I’m not sorry for what I do’: inside the people smuggling gangs in Calais

A Kurdish man allegedly behind deadly trips on the Channel. Known as ‘Red’, he boasts he can earn €50,000 a day

The Channel spits and swells beneath two dinghies that are slowly filling with icy black water, collapsing under the weight of 160 migrants who stampede towards the remaining upright corners of the vessels in ripped lifejackets and wearing makeshift arm-floats fashioned from plastic bottles.

By 7am, only an hour into two perilous boat crossings from northern France to the UK that took place last Saturday and which resulted in four fatalities, Hellen Getu, 27, was left gripping on to her older sister Hareg’s lifeless body to prevent it from being washed out to sea.

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The Reasons Behind Canada’s ‘Birth Rate Crisis,’ From Canadians Themselves

Lack of success in finding the right partner and rising costs are among the main reasons Canadians are waiting to have children or not having any at all, a new poll suggests.

Half of Canadians who would like to become parents say they have delayed it longer than they would like, according to an Oct. 10 poll by the Angus Reid Institute. Just over 40 percent said economic and job uncertainty is one of the main reasons for deciding to wait, while a similar proportion, exactly 40 percent, said they can’t find a suitable partner. Child care costs and the housing crisis come next as major factors for the delay, both cited by slightly more than 30 percent of respondents in the group.

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Shooting at Israeli Company by 13-Year-Old May Have Been Ordered by Iran

Source in Swedish criminal network says their targets are “anything connected to Israel—synagogues, embassies, diplomats.”

A 13-year-old boy has been apprehended by Swedish police after a shooting by Israeli company Elbit Systems’ building in Gothenburg. While nobody was injured in the shooting, the suspected shooter is facing charges of attempted murder and aggravated weapons offenses. Police said the boy was not from the area but appeared to have traveled there for the purpose of committing a crime.

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Terence Corcoran: Net-zero fantasies undone by fossil fuel realities

The evidence mounts daily that, regardless of Hurricane Milton and other climate events, neither Canada nor the world are on track to achieve the net-zero fossil fuel emission reduction targets said to be necessary to save the world from the “existential” threat of climate change. Despite the calls for action, oil and gas production continue to increase as energy corporations boost fossil fuel investments.

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Suspected trans protesters release hundreds of crickets to disrupt gay rights conference

Four suspected trans rights protesters attacked a gender-critical conference by releasing hundreds of live crickets into a packed auditorium.

The stunt threw the annual LGB Alliance conference into chaos, as a room of about 600 people had to be evacuated on Friday afternoon.

A protester, described as a 17-year-old girl by witnesses, who had been sitting in the crowd, dropped a bag of the insects as one of the final talks of the day was about to start.

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SLOBODIAN: Burn our beautiful Canadian flag? Get out!

If you aren’t going to raise our glorious Canadian flag with reverent respect, keep your filthy hands off it.

If you’re going to march in the streets foaming at the mouth and screaming genocidal slogans, go do it on the streets of whatever inhospitable and doubtless retarded place from whence you came, that taught you to stomp on and burn the Canadian flag. And the American flag too.

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Woman Beater Doug Emhoff Dismisses Domestic-Violence Allegations as ‘Distraction,’ Doesn’t Deny Report

Second gentleman Doug Emhoff says claims that he “forcefully” slapped his then-girlfriend in 2012 are a “distraction” – but did not deny the allegations in a new interview that aired Friday.

MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough gave Emhoff an opportunity to respond to several “tabloid stories about your personal life.” Reporting from the Daily Mail has claimed Emhoff slapped his then-girlfriend during the Cannes Film Festival more than ten years ago, with sources telling the outlet he hit the unnamed woman so hard that she “spun around.” The story, which is based on claims from several of the unnamed women’s friends as she declined to speak with the outlet, suggested he may have hit her in a moment of jealousy after he believed she had been flirting with a valet.

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Police Union Rep Suspended For Telling the Truth

You really couldn’t make this stuff up.

Rick Prior, the Chair of the Met Police Federation, recently gave an interview to GB News highlighting the fact that some police officers are reluctant to engage with members of ethnic minorities because they could be labelled as being ‘discriminatory’. Prior was then duly suspended by the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) for being discriminatory.

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