San Francisco TV Reporter Cautions Against Use of Word ‘Looting’

In the wake of outbreaks of mass organized looting in the San Francisco Bay area, a new word has entered the taboo list for the woke liberal media: “Looting.” According to ABC7 News Bay Area TV Race and Social Justice reporter Julian Glover, it is wrong to use the word “looting” instead of “robbery” or “theft” because “looting” connotes “people of color.”

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Today in Go Feck Yourself News: Cyber Monday deals may be fueling carbon emissions – experts

With the holidays approaching, Canadians are turning to the web to stock up on presents — but experts warn that online shopping deals and fast shipping may be increasing carbon emissions.

Stores are opening their doors — and online shopping carts — for Black Friday weekend and Cyber Monday sales this year as thousands in British Columbia recover from devastating floods that have many considering the impact of climate change on parts of the country.

The CBC has a massive carbon footprint, it should be abolished to save the planet.

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Arizona State University students rally to boot Kyle Rittenhouse

Leftist students at Arizona State University are campaigning to get Kyle Rittenhouse kicked out of his studies — calling him a racist, “blood-thirsty murderer” even though the teen was acquitted of all charges.

Four groups led by Students for Socialism are behind a rally planned for Wednesday to boot Rittenhouse, 18, who revealed that he was an online student at the Tucson school and would like to live a quiet life on campus.

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As Biden Resumes Nuclear Talks, Iran Declares: ‘We Will Not Back Off From The Annihilation Of Israel’

With the Biden administration set to restart a new round of nuclear talks with the Islamic Republic of Iran, the spokesperson for Iran’s military stated over the weekend that they will not give up their pursuit of wiping Israel off the face of the earth.

“We will not back off from the annihilation of Israel, even one millimeter,” Brig.-Gen. Abolfazl Shekarchi, spokesman for the Islamic Republic of Iran’s armed forces, told the Iranian Students News Agency. “We want to destroy Zionism in the world.”

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Who Are the Extremist ‘Grey Wolves’?

Last month, the US Congress passed an amendment to the Fiscal Year 2022 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that could affect the status of the far-right, extremist group that operates both inside and outside Turkey: the Grey Wolves.

The amendment, introduced by Congresswoman Dina Titus (D-NV), requires that the State Department send a report to Congress on the activities of the Grey Wolves against the United States and its allies — including an assessment of whether the Grey Wolves meets the criteria to be designated as a foreign terrorist organization.

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Toronto new car dealers clam up as lots sit empty

It’s a problem many Toronto-area car dealerships don’t appear willing to talk about.

With new car lots becoming more sparse by the week, dealerships contacted by th e Toronto Sun over the past several days either declined comment or refused to return phone calls when asked about inventory shortages.

Got my snow tires on Saturday. The dealer lot had a fairly wide selection of used cars, very little new of anything else, half a dozen pickups, a couple of Vettes in the showroom. A couple of months prior I was in for an oil change and it was pretty much the same. They love my little car, relatively new at 3 years, very low pandemic mileage, keep asking me to sell it to them.

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Barbados to sever its 400-year-old ties with the Crown to ‘leave its past behind’… after taking $500M from China

Today, nearly 400 years after Barbados was claimed for her ancestor King James I by an English ship, the Queen’s role as head of state of the island comes to an end.

The move by the nation’s politicians to turn it into a republic comes more than 50 years after it became fully independent in 1966.

That year, Her Majesty and Prince Philip were greeted by rapturous crowds as they touched down in Bridgetown, Barbados’s capital, for the start of a five-week tour of the Caribbean.

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Joe Biden was involved in a deal with a Chinese giant — and was expecting a 10 percent cut

Hunter Biden and his Uncle Jim were already waiting for Tony Bobulinski in the lobby bar of the Beverly Hilton when he arrived at 10 p.m. on May 2, 2017.

The Bidens had chosen a discreet couch behind a thick marble column where they could see everyone who walked in the front entrance. Joe Biden, who had left the vice president’s office a little more than three months before, was flying into Los Angeles to speak at the prestigious Milken Institute Global Conference and would be joining them at the bar within the hour.

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Jussie Smollett and Ghislaine Maxwell trials begin today

Jussie Smollett goes on trial for fake race attack claim

Chicago’s omnipotent Democratic Party machine won’t be able to help disgraced Empire star Jussie Smollett now.

The 39-year-old actor will be in a Windy City courtroom Monday for jury selection at his trial for allegedly orchestrating a bogus racial attack. Sources have said it was a gambit to get more screen time on the smash show.


Ghislaine Maxwell sex trafficking trial finally set to begin in New York

Ghislaine Maxwell’s trial is finally set to start in New York, 17 months after the British socialite was arrested for allegedly trafficking minors on behalf of former boyfriend Jeffrey Epstein.

Maxwell denies recruiting teenagers as young as 14 for the disgraced paedophile financier to sexually abuse from 1994 to 2004.

Prosecutors say Maxwell, 59, befriended girls with shopping and movie theatre trips, later coaxing them into giving Epstein nude massages at his various residences, during which he would engage in sex acts before giving them money.

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‘Simpsons’ Tiananmen Square episode missing from Disney+ launch in Hong Kong

Disney+, The Walt Disney Company’s online streaming service, has removed an episode of “The Simpsons” in Hong Kong that showed characters visiting Beijing and Tiananmen Square an features one character reading a sign that states “Tien An Men Square: on this site, in 1989, nothing happened,” according to multiple reports.

The episode, “Goo Goo Gai Plan” — which aired during the show’s 16th season in 2005 — also depicted a character heading over to a line of tanks, which is a nod to the well-known Tank Man photograph, taken during the protests that led to a state massacre of demonstrators, reports Bloomberg.

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Twitter’s Dorsey planning to step down as CEO: report

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is set to step down, CNBC reported Monday, news that immediately led the company’s stock to rise 11 percent.

Twitter did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Hill.

The initial CNBC story was attributed to sources who spoke to the network’s David Farber.

Update: He’s toast…

Oh Fab…

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Ontario reports 788 new Covid cases … Omicron kicks off world tour

Ontario reports 788 new Covid cases … Omicron kicks off world tour

Ontario reports 788 new COVID-19 cases, 3 deaths

Ontario is reporting 788 new COVID-19 cases today as the seven-day rolling average of new infections approaches 800.

Today’s case count is down from Sunday, when 964 new infections were confirmed, the highest single-day tally reported since May. But the number of new infections confirmed today is a substantial jump from the 627 cases confirmed last Monday.


Omicron COVID-19 variant poses ‘very high’ global risk, WHO warns

The heavily mutated Omicron COVID-19 variant is likely to spread internationally and poses a very high risk of infection surges that could have “severe consequences” in some places, the World Health Organization said on Monday.

No Omicron-linked deaths had yet been reported, though further research was needed to assess its potential to escape protection against immunity induced by vaccines and previous infections, it added.


OMG! It’s here! – “Today, the province of Ontario has confirmed two cases of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 in Ottawa, both of which were reported in individuals with recent travel from Nigeria. Ottawa Public Health is conducting case and contact management and the patients are in isolation,” read the statement Sunday.

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Salah Abdeslam and the Banality of Terror

The only surviving attacker from the terror commando that descended on Paris on the night of Nov. 13, 2015, is currently on trial. The young man used to like going out, drinking alcohol and smoking joints. What happened?

The witness, François Hollande, walks quickly through the courtroom, past the light-colored, wooden benches where the co-plaintiffs and journalists are sitting. Past the huge glass box from which 11 of the 20 defendants are following the proceedings. The former French president doesn’t even look at them before stopping at a lectern at the front of the courtroom.

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“Christians Enjoy No Rights in This Country”: The Persecution of Christians, October 2021

“Christians Enjoy No Rights in This Country”: The Persecution of Christians, October 2021

The Muslim Slaughter of Christians

United Kingdom: On Oct. 15, Ali Harbi Ali, a 25-year-old Muslim man of Somali descent, lunged at and repeatedly stabbed British MP Sir David Amess with a knife. Amess, 69, died soon after. The murder took place inside Belfairs Methodist Church in Essex, where Amess had gone to meet with his constituents. Although initial reports indicated that the motive was unclear, police later declared it a “terrorist incident,” with “a potential link to Islamist extremism.” It is worth noting that, when it comes to severely persecuting and slaughtering Christians, Somalia is the world’s third-worst ranked nation, after Afghanistan (#2) and North Korea (#1).

Read on…

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