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— Males In Disguise (@MalesInDisguise) August 21, 2023
Author: Blazingcatfur
How I Exposed the Biggest Pharma Scandal of Our Lifetime
When I walked into the diner my source was already there, sitting in a booth. It was late summer of 2001 and, earlier that year, I had started writing articles for The New York Times about the growing abuse of a then little-known painkiller, OxyContin. Its maker, Purdue Pharma, was promoting the powerful narcotic to doctors as a “wonder” drug that was far safer from abuse and addiction than other pain pills.
I did watch the Netflix movie, it’s good.
In a just world the death chamber would be made ready but the money this family made on the graves of hundreds of thousands of victims bought their immunity.
The tragedy of Jazz Jennings
The reality-TV star’s story is a terrible indictment of so-called gender-affirming care.
In 2003, Jeanette Jennings, a mother from Florida, noticed that her son, who was three years old, kept opening up his onesie. To most parents, this might not have seemed like a big deal, but Jennings became convinced that her son, Jaron, was trying to make his onesie into a dress. So began what would become the rollercoaster career of an icon of the trans lobby and a teenage darling of America’s liberal media.
Female Russian Journalists Suffer Suspected Poisonings in Europe
Russian journalist Elena Kostyuchenko was most likely poisoned in Munich in October 2022. That is the conclusion of a joint investigation carried out by Latvia-based Russian publication The Insider and the investigative journalism group Bellingcat, reports Novaya Gazeta, a Russian opposition newspaper that moved its offices to Latvia last year following a crackdown by Russian authorities.
After Destroying Lebanon, Iran-controlled Hezbollah Threatens War with Israel
Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary-General of the Hezbollah terror group, recently threatened to send Israel back “to the Stone Age” if it goes to war with Lebanon — meaning defend itself against an Iranian-Lebanese attack:
“Today, I can present evidence, when I say to the [Israeli] enemy: You, too, will return to the Stone Age. The civilian airports, the military airports, the Air Force bases, the power plants and electricity distribution grid, the water plants, the main communication centers, various infrastructure – there is no need to go into detail. The oil, petrol, and ammonium nitrate plants. You can also add Dimona [nuclear] plant. All of these are located in a small territory [Israel]. If the fighting expands to the entire resistance axis, nothing will be left of Israel.”
Media hides it but Bidens are in big trouble as Americans get wise to ‘nothingburger’
Seems the “nothingburger,” as the progressive press likes to call the Hunter Biden saga, is turning into a Whopper.
The latest: Hunter’s lawyers threatened to put President Biden on the stand if Hunter were to be charged.
“President Biden now unquestionably would be a fact witness for the defense in any criminal trial,” lawyer Chris Clark wrote in a 32-page letter obtained by Politico.
Justin Trudeau thanks Canadians for respecting family’s privacy after split with wife
“I really, really want to thank Canadians for having been so incredibly gracious and incredibly generous in respecting our privacy and our space,” Trudeau said during a media availability in P.E.I. ahead of a three-day cabinet retreat. It was his first public statement on the separation since it was announced.
“I got a really good 10 days with the family to focus on the kids, to focus on being together and moving forward.”
Judge Rules AI-Generated Art Not Protected by Copyright Law: ‘Human Authorship Is a Bedrock Requirement‘
A federal judge has ruled that art that was wholly created by artificial intelligence technology is not protected by copyright law — a decision that could have far-reaching implications for Hollywood as studios continue to adopt AI as a creative tool.
Former Mountie targeted B.C. real estate tycoon for China, RCMP allege
The Mounties say a retired RCMP officer charged this summer with conducting foreign interference on behalf of China was targeting a wealthy Vancouver real estate entrepreneur named Kevin Sun as part of his alleged activities for Beijing.
Confidential law-enforcement information from the RCMP and FBI provided to The Globe and Mail lays out the reasons why William Majcher faces two charges for alleged offences under the Security of Information Act.
Ukrainian drone destroys Russian supersonic bomber
A flagship Russian long-range bomber has been destroyed in a Ukrainian drone strike, according to reports.
Images posted on social media and analysed by BBC Verify show a Tupolev Tu-22 on fire at Soltsy-2 airbase, south of St Petersburg.
Moscow said that a drone was hit by small-arms fire but managed to “damage” a plane. Ukraine has not commented.
The Tu-22 can travel at twice the speed of sound and has been used extensively by Russia to attack cities in Ukraine.
Retired bishop disputes Canada’s residential school deaths
A retired Canadian bishop has challenged claims that hundreds of indigenous children died and were buried in unmarked mass graves at “residential schools” administered by the Church.
He has charged his fellow bishops to do more to defend the Church’s record.
Residential School Denialism Is on the Rise. What to Know
May 27, 2023 marked the two-year anniversary of the Tk’emlúps te Secwe̓pemc’s announcement about the location of 215 potential unmarked graves at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School in the Interior of British Columbia.
In recognition of the anniversary, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, used its Twitter account to post a series of tweets — viewed by almost two million users — in support of Indigenous communities searching for unmarked graves at former Indian residential school sites across the country.
National Security Risk? 800% Surge in Illegal Chinese Migrants
Experts’ warnings of a possible covert Chinese Communist Party (CCP) invasion via the Biden border crisis seem increasingly relevant. There has reportedly been an 800% uptick in illegal Chinese migrants seeking to enter the U.S.
Is six more years for Justin Trudeau really the Liberal plan?
It’s fairly obvious where things are in federal politics now: The country, by and large, is tiring of Justin Trudeau as prime minister, but it’s far from sure about Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre.
Many Canadians – apart from partisans who can’t see why everyone else doesn’t love or hate the politicians they do – would recognize that. The public isn’t gripped with a fever for change yet, but the mood is peevish. Where Mr. Trudeau once charmed he often now grates. The water is close to the fill line.
Rachel Zegler Appears to Blame Men for ‘Snow White’ Backlash She Caused
Rachel Zegler, the actress playing Snow White (for some reason) in the upcoming Disney live adaptation of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves started doing what every radical feminist does once they’ve dug themselves into a hole; blaming men.
According to Bounding Into Comics, which first took note of Zegler’s lashing out at the male of our species, the actress reposted two videos on X from a Lady Gaga fan account featuring the musician and actress expressing her frustration and anger with men.
She isn’t just hurting the film but also her co-stars, who likely now regret sharing the billing with her.
Liberals focus on Housing crisis at cabinet retreat in Charlottetown
OTTAWA – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to deliver a new mission for his cabinet at a three-day retreat in Charlottetown this week, in a bid to restore Canadians’ sense of economic security and their confidence in his government.
It is a very different cabinet from the one that last sat in the House of Commons, following a major shuffle in July. Seven of the 38 ministers were replaced entirely and 19 were given new files.