"I want to be clear; we don't have any evidence that there has been a sudden increase in the number of objects in the sky"
President Biden reassures Americans many UFOs present no threat, but if they do, they will be "taken down"https://t.co/xL11XFY3IV
📺 Sky 501, YouTube pic.twitter.com/Nw6avAz10s
— Sky News (@SkyNews) February 16, 2023
A convicted male rapist who underwent transgender surgery to appear as a female has been moved to a female prison with mothers and children.
Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson tweeted news about the move stating it was “utterly – even demonically – mad.”
h/t to all who sent this in
World Economic Forum (WEF) founder Klaus Schwab said that whoever masters technologies like AI, the metaverse, and synthetic biology will “in some way be the master of the world.”
“[…] Artificial Intelligence, but not only Artificial Intelligence, but also the metaverse, new space technologies, and I could go on and on… synthetic biology,” Schwab said. “Our life will in ten years from now will be completely different, very much affected, and who masters those technologies – in some way – will be the master of the world.”
“In some way, we will be the master of the world.” Klaus Schwab
Something BIG is coming.pic.twitter.com/llAocjheGd
— WOLSNED 🇬🇧 (@wolsned) February 16, 2023
I bet Klaus got paid for doing a shout-out for Zuckerberg’s doomed meta-verse.
h/t XC
Frustrated parents are demanding their voices be heard as a controversy over a teacher who wears revealing clothing and oversized prosthetic breasts continues to rile an Oakville school community.
An overflow crowd packed a Halton school board meeting Wednesday night where staff provided a brief update on a teacher dress code ordered by trustees amid the ongoing uproar at Oakville Trafalgar High School that began last September.
Canada is just a fecked up laughing stock under the Trudeau assault.
President Putin has sacrificed thousands of tanks and tens of thousands of men in an effort to grind Ukraine into submission. Yet so far he has appeared reluctant to use planes and helicopters to win the battle for the skies.
Barrages of cruise and ballistic missiles have been the main way Putin has sought to press the Russian aerial advantage, while holding his expensive aircraft in reserve. A Russian SU-35 fighter typically costs about £35 million.
The SU-25 Soviet era ground attack fighter-bomber pictured has not fared especially well to date with numerous reports of shoot-downs.
Toronto Mayor John Tory confirmed late Wednesday night that he will leave office this Friday at 5 p.m.
The resignation follows a turbulent six days at City Hall, kicked off by a Star investigation that revealed an extended affair between Tory, 68, and one of his former staffers, 31.
Batten down the hatches because the left will pull out all the stops to get their lunatic choice elected.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot is getting savaged online after pictures of what appeared to be homeless encampments inside O’Hare Airport have gone viral, with many users outraged over safety in the city.
Lightfoot has claimed that she cares about the safety of Chicago residents.
“Everyone in our city deserves to be safe because they are safe,” she said last Thursday.
Reminds me of Toronto…
Apprehensions and encounters by the U.S. Border Patrol in the northern Swanton Sector—ports of entry in Vermont, New Hampshire, and northeastern New York—have ballooned by over 800 percent this fiscal year, with Mexicans accounting for the majority of illegal individuals trying to cross into the United States from Canada.
In January 2023, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officials at the Swanton Sector recorded 367 apprehensions and encounters, surpassing the past 12 years’ January apprehensions, which had totaled 344. For the fiscal year-to-date from October 2022 to January 2023, there has been an 846 percent jump in encounters and apprehensions compared to the same period in fiscal year 2022.
Hundreds of residents of the Ohio village upended by a freight train derailment and the subsequent burning of some of the hazardous chemicals on board, have questioned officials over potential health hazards.
Norfolk Southern, the rail operator, did not join Wednesday night’s meeting in East Palestine – which was billed as an open house gathering with local, state and federal officials – because of concerns for their staff’s safety.
“Unfortunately, after consulting with community leaders, we have become increasingly concerned about the growing physical threat to our employees … around this event stemming from the increasing likelihood of the participation of outside parties,” the railway said in a statement.
A train carrying toxic chemicals derailed and ignited a fire in East Palestine, Ohio, on Feb. 3, setting off evacuation orders and a federal investigation. Now there are worries about the environment and transportation network.
Here's what we know. https://t.co/yUqGXpjJLF pic.twitter.com/sGA3WpuOKX
— The New York Times (@nytimes) February 16, 2023
Here’s a link to the NYTimes article in the tweet above: After the Ohio Train Derailment: Evacuations, Toxic Chemicals and Water Worries
Quebec Premier François Legault called on Trudeau on Wednesday to discourage the migrants who have been using Roxham Road from coming to Canada. He told reporters in Quebec City he thinks many people are claiming asylum in Canada because of a 2017 Trudeau tweet saying the country would welcome people fleeing persecution.
“It’s about time that Justin Trudeau makes a new tweet to say, ‘Don’t come anymore,’ because we’ve exceeded our welcoming capacity,” he said. He added that Quebec faces a shortage of housing and its schools and hospitals cannot handle the newcomers.
A human rights law professor who was cleared of Islamophobia has accused Bristol University of putting his life in danger to avoid being seen as anti-Muslim.
Steven Greer, 66, who was at the university until his retirement last year, said that he has been forced to wear a disguise and carry a weapon for his own protection after undergraduates at Bristol University Law School complained that elements of his course were racist and discriminatory.
Immigration Minister Sean Fraser told the House of Commons government operations committee on Feb. 15 that the involvement of consulting firm McKinsey & Company in his department had no influence on how he determined immigration targets for the country.
“I don’t have a relationship with representatives of McKinsey or Dominic Barton, if anybody had been curious,” Fraser said.
“The company had not advised me directly or influenced the decision-making about our immigration levels plan.”
He’s a Liberal which is the same as saying he’s a compulsive liar.
The best friend of one of the murdered University of Idaho students found his pal stabbed to death in bed then called 911, rather than one of the surviving two roommates in the house, according to a report.
NewsNation reported Wednesday that Ethan Chapin was found dead in bed with his girlfriend Xana Kernodle by a longtime buddy, who went as far to check his pulse before calling 911, according to their sources.
Chapin and Kernodle, both 20, were killed on Nov. 13 in a knife attack along with friends Madison Mogen, 21, and Kaylee Goncalves, 21, at their off-campus home is Moscow, Idaho.
Odd, not sure it means anything that this was not corrected by anyone in the know.
OTTAWA — Onerous taxes and regulatory fees have made Canada’s legal cannabis sector unsustainable, industry representatives said Wednesday as they urged the Liberal government to make changes in the upcoming federal budget.
“Most of our most of our top line goes right to the government and it’s making it uneconomic for businesses to continue,” said Margaret Brodie, acting CEO of Rubicon Organics, at a press conference on Parliament Hill organized by the Cannabis Council of Canada, which represents licensed producers and processors.
More Americans are expressing their unhappiness with the level of immigration into the U.S., with less than 30 percent saying they are satisfied with the influx of new residents.
New data compiled by a Gallup poll found that the satisfaction rate has fallen six percent in a year, going from 34 percent in 2022 to 28 percent in 2023.
The data represents the lowest number for the U.S. in over a decade.
