“We cannot win this re-election, excuse me, we can only elect Trump” – Joe Biden pic.twitter.com/AnzkKj62SZ
— Clown World ™ 🤡 (@ClownWorld_) May 23, 2024
h/t Mauser
Author: Blazingcatfur
Bakery proudly posts Hamas-themed cake for four-year-old’s birthday party, prompting mass outcry
A Hamas-themed birthday cake for a four-year-old Australian boy featuring a notorious terrorist surrounded by Palestinian flags has sparked fury.
The Sydney, Australia bakery which made the cake, and proudly posted pictures of it online, has since deleted its social media, with the Australian Federal Police now investigating.
WTF?
SILENT KILLERS : ELECTRIC VEHICLES
New study from UK finds pedestrians were twice as likely to be hit by an electric car (or hybrid) than a petrol or diesel car.
Further, in an urban environment, electric vehicles were three times more dangerous than petrol/diesel electric… pic.twitter.com/XJf3xpkRaj
— Craig Kelly (@CraigKellyPHON) May 23, 2024
h/t Mauser
Mounties warn son of man acquitted in Air India bombing that his life may be in danger
The son of a man who was accused in the Air India bombing of 1985 has been officially warned by the RCMP that his life could be under threat, CBC News has learned.
Hardeep Malik, a businessman in Surrey, B.C., is the son of Ripudaman Singh Malik, who was acquitted in 2005 of mass murder and conspiracy charges related to a pair of bombings in 1985 that killed 331 people.
Singh Malik was gunned down outside his office in Surrey on July 14, 2022. Two men have since been charged in his murder.
WTF?
Students storm Berlin’s Humboldt University, spray painting ‘Resistance’ on the walls and using furniture to barricade themselves inside.
A masked Muslim woman announces their intentions:
“The f***ing Germany government is doing bull*** we are here to DESTROY everything.” pic.twitter.com/U2EDEjLwJW
— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) May 23, 2024
King’s Guard horse BITES a tourist after she touched the animal while posing for a photo
This is the shocking moment a King’s Guard horse bites a tourist after she touches the animal while posing for a photo.
Video footage, which has gone viral on social media with over 855,000 views, shows the woman putting her hand on the horse’s neck while posing for a photograph.
Kings Guard Horse BITES tourist after she touched him for a photo.
It is strictly forbidden for tourists to touch a Kings Guard horse or get too close.
— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) May 21, 2024
Those Horsies don’t like pushy tourists.
Douglas Todd: Why the appearance of a B.C. homebuilding boom is deceiving
The Bank of Canada’s decision to hike rates is making it harder for buyers to get mortgages — and builders to afford new projects.
Orange construction cranes pepper the skyline of Metro Vancouver, seemingly more than ever.
Gleaming new condo towers are going up like never before, from North Vancouver to Surrey. House and rental prices are exorbitant. Old houses are being torn down for multi-unit buildings. It all gives the impression the residential construction business is booming.
WTF?
Kid dressed in Chinese Red Army uniform struggles to plant his Soviet flag in the hard clay at McGill University pro-Palestine encampment pic.twitter.com/DbcS5Rjdpv
— Greg Renouf (@grenouf) May 2, 2024
Gen Z police recruits don’t want to work weekends, bosses told
Senior police officers have been told to adapt rotas for Gen Z recruits with an aversion to weekend working, and to ask their bosses for an afternoon nap.
Chief Superintendent Rob Hay, the president of the Association of Scottish Police Superintendents (ASPS), told the group’s centenary conference that working demands must be altered if the service is to attract younger people.
Guilbeault and Officials Provide Conflicting Numbers on Carbon Tax Emissions Impact
Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault told MPs the carbon tax reduced emissions by nearly 3 percent in a given year, while department officials said the figure was closer to 1 percent.
During testimony at the House of Commons environment committee on May 21, Mr. Guilbeault said the price on carbon was responsible for reducing emissions by 5 megatons in 2018, 14 megatons in 2019, 17 megatons in 2020, 18 megatons in 2021, 19 megatons in 2022, and 24 megatons in 2023.
Trudeau’s Canada: Homelessness increased by 20 per cent despite $443 million Liberal plan: PBO
OTTAWA — Despite $443 million in new annual spending aimed to reduce homelessness the number of people without a roof over their head has grown by 20 per cent in Canada, according to the Parliamentary Budget Officer.
The new $443 million was a 374 per cent increase compared to prior spending, but it doesn’t appear to be having the desired effect.
New Whistleblower Documents Blow Holes in Hunter Biden’s Congressional Testimony
Key details from Hunter Biden’s congressional testimony earlier this year are now in doubt thanks to documents provided to congressional investigators by two IRS agents who came forward last year with allegations of misconduct in the first son’s tax case.
Pentagon Tacitly Admits Biden’s Gaza Pier Stunt Is A Total Failure
It didn’t take long for the Pentagon to all but confirm that the temporary Gaza port constructed at the behest of President Biden is turning out to be a total disaster.
The admission came during a Tuesday press conference, in which Gen. Patrick S. Ryder, the Pentagon’s spokesman, told reporters that none of the 569 metric tons of food and supplies delivered into Hamas-controlled Gaza via the port have been distributed to Gaza residents by nongovernmental organizations. Constructed by the U.S. military, the $320 million floating port was announced earlier this year during Biden’s State of the Union address, a move designed to cater to the pro-Hamas wing of the Democrat Party base.
And We Do Classes, Too!
Academics are becoming an afterthought on college campuses.
Harvard has increasingly become a place in Cambridge for bright students to gather—that happens to offer lectures on the side,” a student named Aden Barton wrote in Harvard Magazine recently. Colleges and universities have traveled this path for some time. In 2011, Richard Arum and Josipa Roksa published Academically Adrift, which found that the time college students spend studying had dropped by about half since the 1960s, from 25 hours a week to roughly 12.