The Department of Justice (DOJ) intervened on behalf of Delaware U.S. Attorney David Weiss to respond to congressional inquiries related to its probe into the Biden family business, emails unearthed from a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit show.
A $133.7 million climate-change program failed to reduce diesel emissions in Canada’s northern communities, but did result in “trusting and respectful relationships” with indigenous people, according to the Department of Crown-Indigenous Relations.
“Officials described the program as primarily ‘about relationships’ which is the primary driver of program success,” said auditors “The program has successfully built trusting and respectful relationships with Indigenous and Northern communities.”
Trans teacher, Kayla Lemieux , with Z-cup breasts claims they are real and due to a ‘hormone sensitivity to estrogen’
A transgender teacher returning to class at a new school has previously claimed her Z-cup breasts are real due to a ‘hormone sensitivity to estrogen’.
Kayla Lemieux has landed a new job at Nora Frances Henderson Secondary School in Ontario after being removed from her previous teaching role.
Despite being photographed without her breasts when not in the classroom, Lemieux insists her breasts are natural – a result of a condition called ‘gigantomastia.’
Nineteen months ago, Mike Ramsay — a school trustee and former police officer who also happens to be Black — was in a board meeting when he came to the defence of a teacher he had never met.
The cost to him so far: being called a white supremacist; being shunned; being censured by his school board; being banned from meetings; enduring a lengthy court battle; and, last month, facing the threat of another disciplinary hearing.
Organized cybercrime is set to pose a threat to Canada’s national security and economic prosperity over the next two years, the national signal intelligence agency said on Monday.
The Communications Security Establishment (CSE) in a report identified Russia and Iran as cybercrime safe havens where criminals can operate against Western targets.
The evidence that Hunter Biden was selling influence with his father’s full knowledge and participation is already quite substantial. Between bank records, paid FBI informants, IRS whistleblowers, witness testimony, and heck, even Joe Biden’s own braggadocio over the firing of Ukraine prosecutor Viktor Shokin, it’s frankly shocking that Biden hasn’t already been forced out of the 2024 election.
Liberation comes after major breakthrough in the most difficult line of Russian defences in the south
Ukraine claims to have liberated the southern front-line village of Robotyne after achieving what it said was a major breakthrough in Russian defences.
The military said last week it had raised the Ukrainian flag in the village but were still coming under Russian fire from two houses they had yet to seize control of.
It followed what Ukrainian forces believe was a breakthrough in the most difficult line of Russian defences in the south and what they hope would be the start of a quicker advance.
#Ukraine: A Russian "Predel" coastal defense over-the-horizon radar station was destroyed by a GMLRS strike of the Ukrainian army in Zaliznyi Port, #Kherson Oblast.
This is the first confirmed loss of this very modern system. pic.twitter.com/ztPDp8EJiv
— 🇺🇦 Ukraine Weapons Tracker (@UAWeapons) August 28, 2023
“What’s yours is mine, and what’s mine is mine.”
Sweetwater is a unique place with a special history, dating back to the days before the American settlers; the name of this small town in central Texas is itself, derived from a word of the Kiowa Indians. The Kiowa were a nomadic tribe that often hunted through “Mobeetie” or in English, “sweet water” but eventually, the tribe was brought to heel by a federal military under the command of Ulysses S. Grant, during the conflict known as the Red River War — Grant didn’t get the moniker Mr. Lincoln’s Butcher for nothing!
In Vienna, the teenage dilettante failed at everything from painting to architecture – and seems to have been drawn to his roommate
On January 3 1903, in the Austrian town of Leonding, 65-year-old Alois Hitler was drinking red wine in a tavern when he suffered a lung haemorrhage, collapsed and died. He was buried in a local cemetery. Soon after, his widow Klara sold the large family house and bought an apartment in the city of Linz, around 30 miles away, to which she moved with their teenage son, Adolf.
Here’s another great idea from the net zero establishment: only heat your home when it is warm and sunny outdoors. In its Sixth Carbon Budget paper, the government’s Climate Change Committee advises homeowners to turn their heating on in the afternoon, so that they can turn it off again during the evening when demand for electricity is higher. ‘Where homes are sufficiently well-insulated,’ it says, ‘it is possible to pre-heat ahead of peak times, enabling access to cheaper tariffs which reflect the reduced costs associated with running networks and producing power during off-peak times.’ In other words, boil yourself when the outdoor temperature is relatively warm, and with any luck you might still be tolerably warm when it is freezing outdoors at eight in the evening.
Cattle, sheep and even pets are now in the sights of deranged eco-warriors.
One of the more disappointing developments in British politics over the past two decades – apart from the strange desire of most parties to pander to the tiny transvestite vote, never seen as vital in the past – has been the decline of the Official Monster Raving Loony Party, after the death of its founder, Screaming Lord Sutch, in 1999. Still, with the Greens behaving in an increasingly unhinged manner, maybe they might merge? Green is such a lovely colour – not a bit descriptive of a party which seems, like the nature it worships, increasingly red in tooth and claw. The late lord’s party’s handle seems far more appropriate.
Sometimes a video is worth a thousand words.
Eco-fascists decided to transplant their militant activist tactics from Europe to the United States. That includes vandalizing art and blocking streets. But while America is not in great shape, it’s not Europe.
🚨#BREAKING: Nevada Rangers has rammed their truck through climate protesters as they attempted to shut down the Burning Man Arts and Music Festival
📌#Blackrock | #Nevada
⁰Climate activists attempted to halt a significant music and arts festival known as Burning Man, which is… pic.twitter.com/ormnHYIPgy— R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) August 28, 2023
Ethnic tensions could become more widespread across the country
With today marking the one-year anniversary of the beginning of the ethnically and religiously-motivated Leicester disorder, it is worth asking what we have learnt from this watershed moment in British community relations.
It was on 28 August 2022 that there was a mass brawl in the Belgrave area of Leicester following an Asia Cup cricket match between India and Pakistan. The civil unrest came to a head with large-scale rioting on 17 September last year — primarily between Muslim and Hindu youths of South Asian origin in eastern parts of the city.
Some parents claim children were warned that those who underperformed had a higher chance of going to jail, being shot or killed
Black students at a Florida primary school were pulled out of class and told their test results were a “problem” during a segregated assembly.
The children, aged between 9 and 11, were singled out for a presentation on how black students had underperformed on standardised tests over the past three years.
Students at Bunnell Elementary School were selected to attend based on their race, and students who had passing grades were also made to attend.
Remember the big fad a few years back for “evidence-based decision-making”? It always made me wonder what other basis might exist. And mutter, “Many talk of Robin Hood who never pulled his bow” because people fond of intoning it often seemed to use it as a substitute for rigorously checking their opinions against facts not a pointed reminder to do so. For instance in the vexed issue in Canada of all those unmarked graves of aboriginal kids who died, or maybe even were killed, in residential schools.
