Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex confessed to fantasizing about his late mother Princess Diana while applying cream to his penis in chapter 43 of his recently released memoir, Spare.
Author: Blazingcatfur
Up to 5,000 Soldiers to be Deployed To Secure Upcoming WEF Meeting in Davos
With one week to go until the who’s who of the most radical globalists descend upon the picturesque ski resort town of Davos, Switzerland for the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting, up to 5,000 soldiers from the Swiss army will be deployed to offer military support to the civil authorities of the canton of Graubünden, who are responsible for securing the summit’s premises and its participants.
… As per usual, the annual summit will be presided over by Klaus Schwab, the chairman of the WEF, who has repeatedly boasted about his organization having “penetrated” government cabinets across the world.
And then there’s this Bullshit…
Declaration of North America (DNA)
Today, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, President Joseph R. Biden, and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met in Mexico City for the 10th North American Leaders’ Summit (NALS). The leaders are determined to fortify our region’s security, prosperity, sustainability and inclusiveness through commitments across six pillars: 1) diversity, equity, and inclusion; 2) climate change and the environment; 3) competitiveness; 4) migration and development; 5) health; and 6) regional security.
h/t SM
ChiCom attack from space would trigger collective defence, say US and Japan
Attack from space would trigger collective defence, say US and Japan, amid China fears
The US and Japan have said that an attack in space would trigger their security treaty, as senior officials from both countries warned that China represents the “greatest strategic challenge” to regional security.
“We agree that [China] is the greatest shared strategic challenge that we, our allies and partners face,” the US secretary of state, Antony Blinken, said on Thursday after meeting his Japanese counterpart, Yoshimasa Hayashi, in Washington.
US and Japanese defence chiefs agreed that attacks “to, from and within” space could invoke article five of their security treaty, which states that an attack on one of the allies is an attack on both.
Shamima Begum is telling her story – should we listen?
Shamima Begum, the British Isis bride now stateless in Syria, is once again colonising the airwaves. Her latest attempt at rehabilitation is captured in a BBC podcast series titled I’m not a Monster. The first broadcast took place yesterday, where journalist Josh Baker promised a no-holds barred examination over coming weeks into what motivated a teenager from Bethnal Green to throw her lot in with a gang of theological fascists.
Those who are expecting the Disneyfication of her story may well be disappointed. In a previous series, Baker forensically examined and challenged the assertions of another – much more unlikely – Isis convert, the US Indiana soccer mom Samantha Sally. Sally, who was jailed in the US in 2020 for financing terrorism, took her children with her to Syria, ending up with her terrorist husband in the Caliphate stronghold of Raqqa. Baker spent much of that series carefully exposing the inconsistencies in her story built around a narrative that she was hapless, helpless and exploited.
Garland appoints Robert Hur as special counsel to investigate classified Biden documents
Attorney General Merrick Garland announced Thursday he is appointing former U.S. attorney Robert Hur to serve as special counsel to investigate President Joe Biden’s mishandling of classified documents.
Hur will investigate the way classified documents were handled and if any criminal charges should be filed against Biden.
Also … Classified Biden docs found in his Delaware garage next to Corvette
Idaho murders: All the ‘amateur’ mistakes that led cops to arrest Bryan Kohberger
The Idaho student slayings baffled America and at first appeared to be the perfect crime — with cops seemingly chasing their tails and families of the four victims voicing their frustration.
But since the arrest of Bryan Kohberger — a PhD student in criminal justice — for allegedly stabbing the four college students to death, evidence has shown that police were led to suspect him through a series of rookie errors.
Desperate MSM: ‘Freedom Convoy’ supporter says Confederate flag on his truck a ‘rebel sign’
A pickup truck decorated with a Confederate flag at the “Freedom Convoy” in Ottawa early last year was driven by a local roofer who supported the protests, not by Liberal government “provocateurs” as convoy organizers alleged at the public inquiry into the invoking of the Emergencies Act.
Maurice Landriault told CTV National News that it was his Dodge Ram 2500 seen on Elgin Street and at a protest site at Confederation Square, but he denies the flag he mounted on the tailgate next to a Canadian flag was offensive.
“It’s a sign of independence,” he said. “I look at it as a rebel sign. In the biker community, a lot of people have the Confederate flag because we’re rebels.”
Boy aren’t you glad this has been cleared up? What’s that? You say it was all MSM Hysteria designed to tar all the protesters and criminalize dissent? Yea, you’re right but that’s what they’re paid to do.
Interspecies communicator: Bolivia state airline enlists psychic to find missing feline
Bolivia’s state airline has enlisted an “interspecies communicator” – or animal psychic – to track down a lost cat, after a passenger’s pet went missing in transit.
The incident has prompted pointed questions over the performance of Bolivia’s many state companies, a continual source of debate between the leftist government and its opposition.
ChiCom Front Under RCMP Investigation For Commie Thuggery Hold’s Charitable Status In Trudeau’s Canada
B.C. group under RCMP scrutiny for Beijing ties has charitable status in Canada
RICHMOND, B.C.—Across the street from a strip mall lined with restaurants and hair salons, the shield of the Wenzhou Friendship Society hangs above a gated entry.
What has gone on behind those doors is part of a Canadian national security investigation into the aggressive foreign interference tactics of the Chinese government.
A couple of soldiers attended the Freedom Convoy protest so study will determine that the armed forces are likely a hotbed of white supremacists
‘A raw nerve’: Alberta professor to assess level of white supremacy in military
The Department of National Defence has awarded a grant to a University of Alberta professor to conduct a deep dive into the extent of white supremacy in the Canadian Armed Forces.
Andy Knight, a professor of international relations and the school’s first provost fellow in Black excellence and leadership, made a proposal to the federal department last fall in which he drew attention to racism in the military.
Over the next year, he is to assess just how entrenched radicalization, anti-Semitism, xenophobia and anti-Black sentiments are in the Forces and come up with a suggested policy to respond.
… Knight said he decided to pursue the research after noting that there were a number of active Canadian soldiers participating in last year’s “Freedom Convoy” protest in Ottawa, which began with anger over COVID-19 vaccine mandates for cross-border truckers, but attracted some more radical elements as it grew.
I didn’t know white supremacy was a thing among the Transgender crowd.
Weapons makers say Ottawa is leaving them in the dark on its plans to aid Ukraine
The association representing Canada’s defence contractors says it’s going to take a lot more than talk to put the industry on a so-called “war footing.”
In a bluntly-worded opinion piece published online Wednesday, Christyn Cianfarani, executive director of the Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries, said that Canada — unlike its allies — has not put in place a framework to ramp up production to meet the demand triggered by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Instead, Cianfarani wrote, the industry has heard “vague pleas” from the Liberal government “for companies to get with the program,” without any clear sense of which items of equipment are needed and what the long-term expectations might be.
Was it all just Liberal Bullshit or are they waiting for palms to be greased?
Michigan’s Muslim-majority city council approves animal sacrifice for cult rituals
A Detroit-area city on Tuesday voted to approve allowing residents to sacrifice animals at home for religious purposes.
The Hamtramck City Council, whose members are all Muslims, approved the practice, 3-2, Tuesday.
More Kumbaya Kool-Aid anyone?
Canadians feel like recession is already here, poll finds
Doom and gloom.
Five out of six Canadians believe the country is already in recession and more than half fear the economy will get worse this year, a new poll suggests.
Pollara Strategic Insights’ annual economic outlook is bleak — even though Canada is not technically in recession, defined as two consecutive quarters of the economy shrinking instead of growing.
Man in Panties Makes Appearance in Arizona Dem’s Government Video Call
A man wearing women’s underwear appeared in an Arizona Democrat’s video call into a county board meeting
Canada’s cities see immigration-driven population surge after pandemic lull
Canada’s urban areas experienced their strongest population growth in at least two decades, rebounding from a weak expansion during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Over the year ending July 1, 2022, the country’s census metropolitan areas (CMAs) grew 2.1 per cent or by 574,000 people, according to Statistics Canada estimates published on Wednesday. That was the strongest pace of growth in figures that go back to the early 2000s.
It was a comeback of sorts for urban regions, which had grown just 0.5 per cent the previous year, lagging the increase in rural areas. The pandemic and accompanying border restrictions led to a dramatic decline in immigration, while others decamped to smaller communities.
This is nothing to be happy about.