The federal government conducted a poll asking Canadians what made them more likely to take COVID-19 shots months before mandates related to the vaccines were enforced, records show.
The survey, conducted from May 5–12 of 2021, was Ottawa’s attempt to mine data using the World Health Organization’s “Behavioural Insights (BI) Tool” to support its efforts in “promoting the behaviours recommended by public health experts” during the pandemic.
Two weeks after Bulgarian protestors vandalized an EU building in the capital city of Sofia during the anti-NATO March for Peace and Neutrality, hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets of Stockholm over the weekend to protest Sweden’s NATO bid and new anti-terror legislation, meant to address Ankara’s stated reasons for opposing Sweden’s accession into NATO.
I can’t speak for everyone under the LGBTQ umbrella, but as a gay man I’m not alone in looking with skepticism at the corporate queerwashing that happens each June. In recent years it’s felt especially hollow, as if there was little substance behind the motions. Whereas first-movers – such as Absolut Vodka, with its promotions in gay magazines – stepped out from the crowd, attempts to affiliate with the LGBTQ market through Pride are now common. Government organizations, financial institutions, multinational retailers and tech giants are among those taking part each year. This shift hasn’t had a dramatic effect on the lives of community members — it instead has turned Pride into a buzzword-laden marketing gimmick with all the soul of a back-to-school sale.
Frankly a majority are sick of everything queer being shoved down their throats. Big Gay became so brazen, so convinced of their supposed moral superiority that they now demand parents surrender their children.
It is beyond reasonable and will not end well for the child diddlers who have infiltrated the movement. Even Gays and Lesbians wish nothing to do with the Tranny crowd.
David Johnston is set to appear at a House of Commons committee investigating claims of foreign interference as calls continue for his resignation as the government’s special rapporteur.
The 81-year-old former governor general will be at the Procedure and House Affairs Committee (PROC) for three hours on Tuesday, beginning at 10 a.m. Eastern.
This will be 3 hours of “How dare you impugn my integrity” mixed with “That information is unable to be released to the public” and “China been berry berry good to me.”
” … While a previous UFO expert in the government might have been discredited, Grusch has bona fides that are worth taking seriously. Grusch is a 36-year-old combat veteran of Afghanistan who was a member of the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force, the program run by the Office of Naval Intelligence to investigate UFO sightings. From 2019 to 2021, he served on the task force as the representative of the National Reconnaissance Office, considered one of the big five of the U.S. intelligence agencies. His colleagues think highly of him, too. Karl Nell, a retired Army colonel who was also on the UFO task force, told the Debrief that Grusch was “beyond reproach.” Nell even backed up one of Grusch’s claims in the complaint: that there is an ongoing competition with other countries to “identify [UFO] crashes/landings and retrieve the material for exploitation/reverse engineering.”
Important additional info on the CR whistleblower by @Coulthart_Zabel and @rosscoulthart #UAPTwitter pic.twitter.com/0emjcL0ixc
— Adam Goldsack (@AdamGoldsack) June 5, 2023
This is good summary of the articles linked to earlier.
A professional men’s soccer team from the U.K. destroyed a U.S. women’s soccer team 12—0 on Thursday, illustrating in the process the profound physical advantage that male athletes have over their female counterparts.
All the signs suggest Russia has made up its mind
However you try to spin it, the drone strikes that struck Moscow’s wealthiest neighbourhoods on Tuesday night represented a grim turning point in Putin’s flagging campaign against Ukraine. The surprise attacks — which killed eight people, and for which Kyiv has denied all responsibility — were the first against Russian civilians since the war began. They were also the most significant incursion into Russian territory since the Second World War.
The New York Review of Books joins the chorus of America haters deliberately distorting American history and all those who work to actually understand it.
Igave up reading the New York Review of Books many years ago. I felt that I had served my time, having picked through countless issues of that house organ of arch, mandarin leftism in preparation for writing an essay on the magazine called “A Nostalgia for Molotovs,” an expanded version of which found its way into my book The Long March: How the Cultural Revolution of the 1960s Changed America.
So it was a bit like old-home week when a friend called my attention to “History Bright and Dark,” a long review essay by Adam Hochschild of two categorically different accounts of America and its founding principles: the online “1776 curriculum” put together by Hillsdale College for grades K-12, and the six-part Hulu documentary series on the “The 1619 Project” narrated by its genius loci, the New York Times’ Nikole Hannah-Jones.
I know that lots of people like to anthropomorphize animals, especially their pets. Heck, I think of our dog as a member of the family and attribute all kinds of motives and emotions to her that aren’t exactly based in science. And I am aware of recent research that claims that plants “scream” when cut or stressed. But imputing homosexuality to vegetative life strikes me as a matter of self-obsession when it comes to a museum that calls itself, “a nationally designated site of LGBTQ+ history.”
The confidential human source (CHS) behind the detailed allegations that then-Vice President Joe Biden agreed to accept money from a foreign national to affect policy decisions was reportedly “highly credible” and used by the FBI in multiple criminal investigations dating back to the Obama administration. Friday’s exclusive by Fox News provides further insight into Sen. Chuck Grassley’s focus on the FBI — as opposed to the Biden family — as the primary scandal in play.
“We aren’t interested in whether or not the accusations against [then]-Vice President Biden are accurate,” Grassley said during an interview last week discussing FBI Director Christopher Wray’s refusal to comply with the congressional subpoena issued for the FD-1023 form. That form, dated June 30, 2020, included detailed information from a CHS to the FBI regarding an agreement by now-President Biden to deliver preferred foreign policy positions for a $5 million payment.
BREAKING: FBI concerned their informant on Biden bribery corruption will be killed if name made public
The FBI is not only confirming the bribery evidence is real, but that the Biden Crime Family may murder people trying to expose them
We live in a 3rd world dictatorship https://t.co/d24AnVvKl8
— DC_Draino (@DC_Draino) June 5, 2023
h/t Mauser
“They’re trying to George Floyd me.”
Cops and Cocaine both start with a ‘C’.
Patrisse Cullors, the co-founder of the racist hate group Black Lives Matter, claimed that her cousin, Keenan Anderson, “was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023”.
Most mainstream scientists argue that the possible existence of spacecraft from a non-human origin is an “extraordinary claim” that is not worth a serious study until “extraordinary evidence” falls to their lap. The reason this evidence has to fall into their lap is because they are not engaged in the search for such evidence, and so its non-existence is a self-fulfilling prophecy. The simple answer to Enrico Fermi’s paradox: “Where is everybody?” is “To find out whether you have neighbors, you better use a telescope or check your backyard for objects that came from the street.” Over the past two years, the Galileo Project that I lead at Harvard University, engaged in these activities — as summarized in 8 peer-reviewed papers.
But we must also keep in mind that the intelligence and defense agencies of the US Government are tasked with identifying objects falling from the sky for decades, since some of these objects may represent drones, spy balloons or ballistic missiles sent by adversarial nations. Given this day job, it is clear that Government agencies will be the first to notice extraordinary evidence for Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) associated with objects sent by extraterrestrial technological civilizations to our cosmic backyard.
Presenting without comment.https://t.co/EuhVpDRFqI pic.twitter.com/W6BsdMOriP
— MarikvR (@MvonRen) June 3, 2023
Pentagon UFO whistleblower David Grusch says the United States is in possession of vehicles of non-human origin and bodies of the pilots.
Full interview by Ross Coulthart & reaction by Ryan Graves.#ufotwitter #ufo #uap pic.twitter.com/oehU0iSTWT
— UAP James (@UAPJames) June 5, 2023
World Economic Forum frontman Klaus Schwab touched down in Brussels last week for meetings with top-level EU officials involved with the European Green Deal, the controversial plan to retrofit the European economy in preparation for a decarbonised future. Schwab met with Green Deal architect Frans Timmermans as well as EU Council President Charles Michel in separate tête-à-têtes in Brussels on May 29th and 30th.
Schwab, the kingpin of the influential WEF network, garnered online notoriety in 2020 for debuting plans for a so-called “Great Reset” amid claims that he and other elites were engineering the COVID lockdowns for their social engineering purposes.
Cold Lake area man facing 10 arson charges after string of wildfires, blazes: RCMP
A 29-year-old man has been charged with 10 counts of arson after a string of wildfires and blazes in and around Cold Lake, say RCMP.
Cold Lake RCMP, the RCMP serious crimes branch, forestry crimes unit (FCU), and members from Alberta Forestry, Parks and Tourism have been investigating since last year multiple wildfires and arsons in and around the area of Cherry Grove, just south of Cold Lake.
h/t Mauser
What happens with the competent retire, burn out or opt out? It’s a question few bother to ask because the base assumption is that there is an essentially limitless pool of competent people who can be tapped or trained to replace those who retire, burn out or opt out, i.e. quit in favor of a lifestyle that doesn’t require much in the way of income or stress.
These assumptions are no longer valid. A great many essential services that are tightly bound to other essential services are cracking as the competent decide (or realize) they’re done with the rat-race.
h/t DS
