Why do they always look like this? pic.twitter.com/5UonWzHpBY
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) November 23, 2023
Why do they always look like this? pic.twitter.com/5UonWzHpBY
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) November 23, 2023

Amid pushback over plans to use foreign workers, NextStar Energy has confirmed it wants to hire hundreds of technicians from South Korea to help set up the government-subsidized electric vehicle battery plant in Windsor, Ont.
The company said Thursday that, in total, about 1,600 equipment manufacturers from outside suppliers will be assembling, installing and testing the equipment needed to make the batteries, including a “temporary specialized global supplier staff” of around 900, largely from South Korea.
It’s the first time the company has commented on how many workers it wants in Canada to work on the project, in the wake of backlash over a social media post shared by Windsor police that suggested the city would be welcoming 1,600 people from South Korea in 2024.
In honor of Thanksgiving, trans Tiktoker asks people to donate to his fund for surgery to get his d*ck chopped off, so donors can stir up controversy at their Conservative families’ Thanksgiving dinners. pic.twitter.com/m4Hd7ZG1aN
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) November 23, 2023

For the first time in a millennium, Europe no longer plays a critical role in promoting Western civilization nor in world history at large.
Ostensibly it should. Some 750 million people live on the European subcontinent.
Europe still remains the most popular tourist spot on earth. Its hallowed architecture, art, infrastructure, and natural beauty still remind millions of visitors of the world’s once most dynamic and grandiose civilization.
Left-wing pop icon Barbra Streisand on Tuesday returned to her long-running obsession over the political fortunes of former President Donald Trump, declaring “if he gets re-elected he will destroy our democracy.”

OTTAWA — The Liberals’ cabinet retreat in August, focusing on the rising cost of living for Canadians, ran up a six-figure tab from just one government department, while any expenses from other departments have yet to be disclosed.
The Privy Council Office (PCO) confirmed it spent $160,467.17 on lodging and transportation at the P.E.I. summer retreat. The costs were disclosed in a response to an order paper question by Conservative MP Tracy Gray.

On Monday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R-Texas) announced that the state would be launching a fraud probe into the far-left publication Media Matters.
As reported by the Daily Caller, the probe comes after Media Matters released a report on Thursday accusing the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, of putting anti-Semitic content next to advertisements. Although subsequent studies have proven this to be mostly false, multiple major corporations, including Apple, Disney, and IBM, have announced their plans to boycott advertising on the site.

Samuel Huntington’s insight into the clash of civilizations is brilliant and true, but a few details in his thesis might benefit from a bit of updating. Moreover, some of his critics, especially on the “Left”, might wish to rethink a few of their “conclusions”.
According to Huntington, since 1989 the clash between civilizations has been essentially cultural, rather than economic or political. The collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 marked the transition from a world dominated by ideological oppositions — between communism and capitalism, imperialism and its counter-movement — to an era of cultural divergence, with the international political scene simultaneously verging on the multipolar and multicultural.

More than 550 Jewish physicians at the University of Toronto’s Temerty Faculty of Medicine declared they are Zionists on Wednesday and denounced colleagues and academic leaders at the medical school who they said have issued statements that “make Jews feel unsafe and unwelcome at TFOM.”

After Dwayne Ouelette took over the Canadian Tire in North Bay, Ont., last year, he decided to buck the trend and ditch the store’s four self-checkout machines — which had been there for a decade.
“I’m not comfortable using them and I don’t think some of my customers are comfortable [either],” said Ouelette, who removed the machines in July and replaced them with cashiers.
“I’d rather my customers see my cashiers and if there’s any questions or concerns, at least there’s somebody they can talk to.”
My local Shopper’s Drug Mart drove me away with their totalitarian devotion to self-checkout at the expense of customer need.

A temporary ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is set to begin on Friday morning, with 13 Israeli hostages to be freed from captivity in Gaza.
At a press conference in Doha, a Qatari foreign ministry spokesman said the first group of an overall anticipated 50 Israeli women and children would be returned to Israel at 4pm local time. After a 24-hour delay, the ceasefire will go ahead at 7am, allowing humanitarian aid to start moving through the Rafah crossing into Gaza.
I am saddened – but vindicated – to see Margaret MacKay publicly admit that a major finding of my Coutts Fundraising Investigation Report is 100% correct…
“Further, as of Sunday, November 19, 2023 some of the Coutts accused and their representatives and family members have… pic.twitter.com/r6pb1tVcKd
— DonaldBest.CA * DO NOT COMPLY (@DonaldBestCA) November 23, 2023

Tamara Lich’s defence team says there’s no evidence to support that she and a fellow Freedom Convoy organizer should be viewed as co-conspirators in court, because their actions were not illegal.
The Crown finished its case against Ms. Lich and Chris Barber on Nov. 20.

Mugging is dying out on Britain’s streets because fewer people are carrying cash, a Virgin Money executive has said.
Finance chief Clifford Abrahams said traditional forms of financial crime, such as street theft and bank robbery, had been replaced with more sophisticated digital methods involving AI.

Buffy Sainte-Marie is pushing back on a news report that questions her Indigenous heritage, maintaining she has never lied about her identity.
The iconic singer, songwriter and activist says the recent CBC report was full of mistakes and omissions. In her first public statement since it was published, Sainte-Marie calls the story an attack on her character, life and legacy.
“Being an ‘Indian’ has little to do with sperm tracking and colonial record keeping: it has to do with community, culture, knowledge, teachings, who claims you, who you love, who loves you and who’s your family,” Sainte-Marie, 82, said in a written statement to The Canadian Press.
That in itself is an admission that she isn’t of native ancestry and occupies a world of enabled make-believe. It’s getting sad.