The global climate is always changing, but contrary to the popular narrative, the science on the exact causes is far from settled. Alarmists claim that humans burning fossil fuels for energy will catastrophically ruin the climate, and they demand a “net-zero” future to save the world.
What would happen if the climate alarmists actually succeeded in the United States?
So, it’s come to this. Some Jewish grads from our finest universities have learned nothing from our finest modern playwright, David Mamet.
Some time ago, with vigor, he announced, “Why I am no longer a Brain-Dead Liberal.” He found out that people were generally not good at heart.
Currently, a highly regarded Jewish professor at MIT quit his job because the place is run by brain-dead liberals. From Prof Karchmer, we get the inside scoop about being Jewish on campus, post Oct. 7, when Jews expected a touch of world sympathy, but instead, find themselves “a people who dwell alone.”
On July 10, 2020, a statement of claim for defamation was issued against Kimberley Hawkins, owner and “directing mind” of now-closed Toronto Bloor St. eatery, Foodbenders. The plaintiff, Shai DeLuca, a Canadian with Israeli citizenship, is a designer and longtime contributor to CTV’s lifestyle show, Cityline. He’s also a gay Zionist who served with the IDF as a combat engineer.
Hawkins is an ardently progressive, anti-Zionist activist. She mounted a gigantic “I (heart) Gaza” sign in Foodbenders’ window; her social media account warned “Zionists” (taken by many to mean Jews) away from her business. In short, you couldn’t ask for any antagonists more passionately divided in their beliefs about Israel or more committed to defending their corner to the bitter end.
The suit was triggered by offensive statements featuring DeLuca’s name on Foodbenders’ official Instagram account; a gravely problematic one read: “(DeLuca) is an IDF SOLDIER (aka terrorist) yet he’s using the BLM movement for likes. How can you sit here and post about BLM when you have your sniper rifle aimed at Palestinian children.”
The plaintiff’s real life embrace of the anti-white and of late Hamas supporting hate group BLM was OK but the comment about theoretically killing Palestinian kids while serving in the IDF was bad. Okey Dokey.
Both parties should have lost. I have no sympathy for anyone who supported BLM or DEI. They didn’t seem to mind when their hate group’s targets were white people.
Trudeaus Canada. A lawless nation becoming more poor and more violent everyday LIBS are in power. https://t.co/2V0p7QHb52
— Chris (@Chris91138742) January 15, 2024
CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) — South Africa says more than 50 countries have expressed support for its case at the United Nations’ top court accusing Israel of genocide against Palestinians in the war in Gaza.
Others, including the United States, have strongly rejected South Africa’s allegation that Israel is violating the U.N. Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide. Many more have remained silent.
The world’s reaction to the landmark case that was heard Thursday and Friday at the International Court of Justice in The Hague shows a predictable global split when it comes to the inextricable, 75-year-old problem of Israel and the Palestinians. Sunday marks 100 days of their bloodiest ever conflict.
“I would rather lose by telling the truth than lie in order to win,” said Chris Christie as he announced the end of his presidential campaign before the first votes were cast in the Republican primaries.
The premise of the remark is not highly contested, that success in politics requires a level of dishonesty. Christie thus characterized his campaign’s lack of success as the price paid for honesty.
LGBTQ activist calls to "normalize slapping transphobes in 2024" including women. This upward trend of LGBTQ and Trans activists calling for v*olen*e against those with opposing views is incredibly alarming. pic.twitter.com/65ZAhJU9YH
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) January 14, 2024
Any feeling that the electric vehicle market was overhyped was confirmed this week when Hertz took the off-ramp on the EV highway. The car-rental giant plans to unload 20,000 cars, about a third of its American EV fleet, and make up the shortfall with regular gasoline cars.
Weak rental demand, high maintenance costs and low resale prices were behind the about-face. When Hertz began loading up on EVs – all of them Teslas – in 2021, the move was seen as a vote of confidence in zero-tailpipe-emission motoring for the masses. The reversal signals the opposite and Hertz is not alone. EV sales in North American, Europe and elsewhere are rising at ever-diminishing rates and China, the biggest EV producer, is stuffing thousands of unwanted battery-powered cars in fields, where they are left to rot.
A favorite that I kept…
One of Geert Wilders' old videos about Muhammad that was banned from YouTube despite being based on 100% facts.
"Muhammad is a narcissist, a [molester], a mass murderer, a terrorist, a misogynist, a lecher, a cult leader, a madman, a rapist, a… pic.twitter.com/jfCvZ1wxyD
— Amy Mek (@AmyMek) January 14, 2024
The continuing lack of transparency about UFOs in the US is causing concern not only about the existence of aliens but about the psychological fallout of uncovering a conspiracy
If you thought that we were about to finally get the truth about UFOs, think again. At the end of last year, a US government bill that would have mandated the controlled release of all classified documents and artefacts relating to UFOs was significantly watered down at the last minute so that it would get through Congress.
Interest in unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), the new term for UFOs, reignited in June 2023 when ex-US intelligence agency whistleblower David Grusch told the Debrief website that during his official duties he had discovered the US had indeed been retrieving spacecraft of non-human origin for decades. The claims led to a congressional hearing, in which Grusch and others described what they had gleaned of this super-secret project, or seen with their own eyes during military service. Their testimonies resulted in the new Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Disclosure Act, authored by a bipartisan group of five elected representatives, led by Democrat majority leader Chuck Schumer and Republican senator Mike Rounds.
Questions swirl around new ‘jellyfish’ UAP footage
I know my views on UFO’s are not wildly popular in these parts however I am sticking to them.
All questions are valid at this point.
Did the USA make a technological leap they’re inching closer to revealing?
Is it all disinformation? A combination of truth and lies to keep us off balance?
There are reasonably valid grounds to withhold information from the public such as national security. However the potential for a huge economic windfall awaiting anyone who can reverse engineer the “found technology” may be the real motivation hence all the chatter about unaccountable private contractors being used to shield the truth from the public.
I wish I had the proof to convince myself 100%.
Still I believe we live in interesting times and so I do not discount the existence of UFO’s.
Hamas on Sunday night published videos of Gaza hostages Noa Argamani, 26, Yossi Sharabi, 53, and Itai Svirsky, 38, showing the first signs of life of all three hostages.
The video shows them introducing themselves and asking the Israeli government to return them home.
Hamas said the fate of the three would be revealed on Monday.
#Breaking: Tonight (Sunday night) #Hamas published videos of #Israel's hostages in #Gaza, Noa Argamani, 26, Yossi Sharabi, 53, and Itai Svirsky, 38, showing the first signs of life of all three hostages.
In the propaganda video Hamas warns "Tomorrow we will inform you of their… pic.twitter.com/0hCshHB2DS
— Matthew RJ Brodsky (@MattRJBrodsky) January 14, 2024
The Trudeau government was warned that their rapid push for higher and higher immigration numbers was having a negative impact on housing and health care across the country. A presentation to the government in 2022 warned of the problems but rather than rethinking or adjusting their policy they pushed ahead.
The concerning consequences of the prioritisation of DEI over almost everything else have become disturbingly clear
In Politics and the English Language, George Orwell’s essay on the moral harm done by linguistic fudges and jargon, we learn how the powerful use grandiose, empty phrases to hide their true meaning, or simply to cover the fact that there is none. “The whole tendency of modern prose is away from concreteness,” he noted. And when multi-syllabic, Latinate words of murky meaning are favoured over shorter, clearer turns of phrase, the results are often politically sinister.
The results are in. Taiwan’s voters stood up to China and all its war talk of recent weeks.
Vice President Lai Ching-te of the Democratic Progressive Party won the presidency on Saturday in a three-way race with 40.1% of the vote. Hsiao Bi-khim, recently Taipei’s representative in Washington, was elected vice president.
New Taipei City Mayor Hou Yu-ih, of the opposition Kuomintang received 33.5%, and Ko Wen-je of the new Taiwan People’s Party came in third with 26.5%.
Police swooped to stop Pro-Palestinian protestors shutting down the London Stock Exchange on Monday after a plot to cause chaos was exposed by a Daily Express investigation.
Detectives launched an emergency operation after being passed details of how activists were intending to launch a co-ordinated plan to prevent the building opening for trading.
If successfully executed this would have thrown global financial markets into turmoil.
