Nearly a decade after pursuing a disastrous medical transition, Prisha Mosley has sued the doctors and therapists who encouraged her to make life-altering changes to her body, accusing them of medical malpractice, fraud, and other abuses.
Author: Blazingcatfur
There’s New Information About The CIA’s Involvement With Two 9/11 Terrorists
On August 17, Vivek Ramaswamy was interviewed by Tucker Carlson. At the very beginning, Ramaswamy spoke candidly about 9/11: “I didn’t suggest it. I explicitly said that the government absolutely lied to us. The 9/11 Commission lied. The FBI lied to us.”
After dropping that bombshell, Ramaswamy went on to describe a scenario that he says “doesn’t make much sense on the face of it.” He explained how a 42-year-old Saudi Arabian graduate student went to Los Angeles International Airport and, while there, met up with two Saudi nationals who went on to hijack a plane on 9/11, which they then crashed into the Pentagon.
Has Xi Jinping bankrupted China?
It is hard to tell when a crisis in a dictatorial regime, such as the sudden breakdown of China’s economic model, is not about this or that, but about the regime itself. My own experience in this regard is very discouraging. In 1984, my book Grand Strategy of the Soviet Union contained many pages about nationalities I claimed were heading towards independence — not just the well-known if still very obedient Baltics, Armenians and Georgians, but others occupying vastly larger territories, the then barely known Kazakhs, Uzbeks, Kyrgyz, Tajik and Turkmen (I readily confess that it never occurred to me that Ukrainians might join them).
The No-Dollar BRICS Future
There is no doubt anymore. The BRICS countries are working hard to dethrone the dollar.
So far, the BRICS summit has mostly been a vast political stunt show, not unlike other meetings where international political figures shake hands and rub elbows. However, that should not lead anyone to believe that BRICS is not moving forward as a credible economic sphere with gradually growing independence of Europe and North America.
On the contrary, all signs point to a continuation of de-dollarization initiatives that began more than a decade ago. These initiatives are paying off, with the BRICS group growing in popularity. According to Al Jazeera, there are some 40 countries aspiring to join the group,
The Summoning Rituals of the Left
The malignant playbook of the contemporary left is generally considered to be Saul Alinsky’s 1989 “Rules for Radicals,” and there is certainly much truth to the story of the book’s destructive influence. But the source text for social and political upheaval is Richard Cloward and Francis Fox Piven’s far more detailed and authoritative 1997 manual, “The Breaking of the American Social Compact.”
The Cloward-Piven strategy seeks to hasten the fall of the free market and the republican structure of government by overloading the administrative apparatus with an avalanche of impossible demands, thus pushing society into crisis mode and eventual economic collapse. Choking the welfare rolls, for example, would serve to generate a political and financial meltdown, break the budget, jam the bureaucratic gears, and bring the system crashing down. The fear, turmoil, and violence accompanying such a debacle would provide the perfect conditions for fostering radical change.
Mysterious naked ‘wolf man’ spotted in German mountains
Blurry photos of an unkempt man carrying a “spear” in a German forest have stoked speculation that legends of a “wolf man” stalking the woods of the Harz region are true.
Two photos captured by hikers show a naked and shaggy man sitting on a rock holding a long stick in his left hand and scratching the rock with another instrument in his right hand.
The Unpardonable Word
I live in greater Atlanta, which ranks second only to New York City among all American metro areas in having the highest total number of blacks. Atlanta, though, has nearly twice as many blacks per capita as NYC. If New York is the Big Apple, Atlanta is the Big Watermelon.
Carbon offsetting ‘does little to help the environment’
International schemes to prevent deforestation overstate their own effectiveness, a study has found
It is possible that the only thing your carbon offsets are offsetting is your conscience, scientists have suggested.
A study has claimed that popular schemes to prevent deforestation, funded through carbon credits, are systematically overstating their own effectiveness.
The Redd+ scheme is an international protocol, overseen by the United Nations, for protecting forests. Its success is judged by comparing forest cover in protected regions to what it would have been had deforestation continued at the predicted rate.
How a Harvard Professor Became the World’s Leading Alien Hunter
On Oct. 19, 2017, a telescope in Maui detected something that had entered our solar system from elsewhere in the galaxy. Astronomers named it Oumuamua, Hawaiian for “scout” or “messenger,” because it was the first interstellar object they had ever recorded — the only known traveler to have crossed the vast distance between another star system and our own. Where it came from was only part of its mystery. Oumuamua fit none of the well-understood astronomical categories. If it was a rock — an asteroid — it was an extremely strange one. Researchers estimated that it was at least the length of a football field; its shape was hard to determine, but it seemed to be long and thin, like a cigar. “No known objects in the Solar System have such extreme dimensions,” wrote the group of astronomers who discovered the object.
Governor general spent $3 million in travel during first full year in office
Transportation costs for the Governor General during her first full year in office cost nearly $3 million.
Data from government documents put the cost of flying Governor General Mary Simon to four overseas engagements and 17 domestic trips across Canada last year at $2.78 million, spread across a number of government departments and ministries.
That number may still climb, as receipts from 2022 are still being tallied.
Liberals believe time is on their side. Is it?
A politician—or anyone in politics—will never admit a poll means much. You’ve heard it dozens of times already: “the only poll that matters is the one on Election Day.”
But cabinet ministers are worried. Part of the retreat they just attended in P.E.I. was about relaying back to the prime minister and his staff what their constituents told them over the summer. What they heard very much depended on the part of the country they represented—but in key electoral regions for the Liberals, and on the key issue of affordability, ministers heard their government was falling short.
WTF?
He joined a lesbian Facebook group and spammed it asking for a date until he became a Top Contributor.
The bottom right picture is clearly the most enticing, I don’t know how any gurls can resist going to the Barbie movie with him. pic.twitter.com/yWem56n1m5
— TroonyToons 💜🤍💛 (@troonytoons) August 23, 2023
Christine Van Geyn: Jordan Peterson losing free expression case puts us all at risk
The result is in for Dr. Jordan Peterson in his legal battle against the Ontario College of Psychologists, and the result is a disappointing one for freedom of expression that should concern all members of regulated professions. The Ontario Divisional Court dismissed Dr. Peterson’s judicial review and upheld the College of Psychologists order that Dr. Peterson take training in professionalism in communication in public statements.
WTF?
A taxpayer was forcibly removed by security from a @FortWorthISD meeting tonight after he read from the pornographic book “Flamer” which was available in the school library.
Too graphic for a meeting of adults but cool for minor students! pic.twitter.com/xUPV9BQJD8
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) August 23, 2023