… Scott Adams has survived prolonged attempts by liberals to “cancel” him for his fierce loyalty to Donald Trump from the beginning of his first campaign. His anti-Trump detractors never stopped him, but he clearly lost some book sales because of his choice. Some liberal outlets accused him of having been “hypnotized by Trump.” (As if that’s the only way a rational person could have supported the previous president.)
But now he’s apparently done.
Midterm results may be the end of Trump.
The “peril” Canada faces if it chooses not to act on allegations of Chinese foreign interference is “significant,” experts on China are warning.
The comment comes after Global News reported on Monday that Canadian intelligence officials warned Prime Minister Justin Trudeau that China has allegedly been targeting Canada with a vast campaign of foreign interference, which included funding a clandestine network of at least 11 federal candidates running in the 2019 election.
Canada’s China class tells Justin what to do, not the other way around.
A United Nations committee approved a draft resolution Friday calling on the International Court of Justice in the Hague to urgently issue its opinion on the legal consequences of allegedly denying the Palestinian people the right to self-determination, a move Israel’s envoy to the global body maintains will “endanger” the country’s future as well as any chance of peace with the Palestinians.
George Carlin said it years ago: “It’s a big club, and you ain’t in it. You and I are not in the big club. And by the way, it’s the same big club they use to beat you over the head with all day long when they tell you what to believe. All day long beating you over the head in their media telling you what to believe, what to think, and what to buy. The table is tilted folks. The game is rigged, and nobody seems to notice, nobody seems to care.”
Adult-use cannabis sales in Canada are in the weeds.
A report from the firm Ernst and Young, commissioned by the Cannabis Council of Canada, found licensed producers in Ontario saw their share of sales revenue fall to 60.8% in April 2022 from 74.2% in July 2019.
I don’t partake so have no idea about the quality or price offered by either side. Something says the street will win however.
The United States military has been quietly soliciting applications for Canadian mining projects that want American public funding through a major national security initiative.
It’s part of an increasingly urgent priority of the U.S. government: lessening dependence on China for critical minerals that are vital in everything from civilian goods such as electronics, cars and batteries, to weapons.
It illustrates how Canadian mining is becoming the nexus of a colossal geopolitical struggle. Ottawa just pushed Chinese state-owned companies out of the sector, and the U.S. is now considering moving public funding in.
Just wait till Guilbeault hears about this. Mines in Canada? Mais non!
And American Military involvement? Bet on Canada’s China class to use that to their advantage with the eco-fascists.
Of course electric cars are talked up with no one seeming to bother asking where the power needed to charge them will come from.
It’s not the Great White Way.
A white sign-language interpreter says he was booted from “The Lion King” on Broadway because of his skin color.
Keith Wann, 53, was one of at least two people forced off the production by the non-profit Theatre Development Fund – which staffs Broadway shows with American Sign Language interpreters – after the group decided it was “no longer appropriate to have white interpreters represent black characters for ASL Broadway shows.”
I bet Wakanda is a racist shithole too.
Istanbul: Six dead, dozens wounded in Turkey explosion
❗Blast hits central #Istanbul, local media report. pic.twitter.com/s95VcL1BRr
— NonMua (@NonMyaan) November 13, 2022
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau unveiled a slew of funding announcements in Cambodia on Saturday aimed at deepening economic and academic ties with Southeast Asia, after decades of sporadic engagement with the region.
“This is a generational shift,” Trudeau told leaders gathered in Phnom Penh for a summit of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
“I am announcing concrete investments that are part of our commitment to this relationship,” he said, before listing $333 million in new funding.
What an awful state of affairs, we are held hostage by a despised man-child and his equally hated errand boy.
Cryptocurrency exchange FTX is facing fresh controversy after observers noticed “unusual” withdrawals totalling around $650m from the collapsed website’s funds on Saturday.
The collapse of FTX, one of the world’s biggest exchanges, has wiped $150bn (£126bn) off the cryptocurrency market’s value, amid fears that the crisis could yet deepen.
FTX filed for bankruptcy protection in the US on Friday following a liquidity crisis that left the crypto exchange unable to meet customer demands for billions of dollars worth of withdrawals.
Take 2 minutes.
Watch this video.
And think about this…CNBC has employed Jim Cramer for 17 years and paid him MILLIONS.
"Sam Bankman-Fried is the JPMorgan of crypto"
"Elizabeth Holmes is the next Steve Jobs"
"Bear Stearns is fine"
Market manipulation "is very satisfying" pic.twitter.com/W6xly9ShsM
— Hedgeye (@Hedgeye) November 13, 2022
Climate activists in Vancouver said they threw maple syrup on a painting by one of Canada’s most iconic artists at the Vancouver Art Gallery Saturday to bring attention to the global climate emergency.
Emily Kelsall, who identified herself as one of the people who covered Emily Carr’s 1934 painting Stumps and Sky with maple syrup, said she was with a group called Stop Fracking Around.
No charges? Given Carr’s oeuvre was cultural appropriation the gallery probably wants to ditch her work anyway.
Democrats are projected to hold onto their narrow Senate majority after Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto eked out a win in Nevada Saturday night, beating back a furious challenge from Republicans who sought to seize on voters’ growing economic and political angst in an effort to upend unified Democratic control of Washington.
Eight years after Ayad Alhussein was abducted by the terror group ISIS, he has been reunited with his family in Winnipeg.
On Thursday at the Winnipeg Richardson International Airport, Amal and Leila Alhussein hugged their little brother Ayad for the first time in eight years.
“We’re just so excited to welcome him to our new home here in Winnipeg,” Amal said.
They were last together at their home in Iraq when in 2014, ISIS arrived in the Yazidi family’s community. Amid the carnage, the family of 20 was reduced to just four. Ayad, who was only six years old at the time, was abducted by the terror group.
I can’t help but wonder why this story has received so little media attention relative to the coverage given to the ISIS whores Canada allows back.
Large groups of frustrated migrants have clashed with police near Dunkirk, after French authorities prevented them from crossing the Channel.
The group, who were still wearing life jackets, hurled stones at tear gas-carrying officers after they were forced back from the beachfront on Saturday morning.
While Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault leads a Canadian delegation of more than 300 people at an ongoing UN climate conference in Sharm el-Sheik, Egypt — a seaside vacation resort — Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions are on the rise again, contrary to claims by the last environment minister.
