Some 555 days after Tijuana spilled millions of gallons of raw sewage onto San Diego’s otherwise environmentally regulated beaches, the local Board of Supervisors, which is nearly all Democrat, has up and taken notice.
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China’s Saboteurs Are Coming to America
There is now a Chinese invasion of the U.S. homeland.
“The jungle is filled with Chinese marching to America,” said war correspondent Michael Yon to Gatestone.
Chinese migrants are entering the United States on foot at the southern border. Almost all are desperate, seeking a better life for themselves and their children. Some, however, are coming to commit acts of sabotage.
h/t kiki9
Roxham Road benefit shopper makes good in Canada after fleeing the Hellscape of Donald Trump’s America!
Refugee who first fled Afghanistan then Trump’s America graduates U of T with goal to help others
… However, his stay in the U.S. didn’t last long. He arrived in the country in 2018, during the Donald Trump administration, and Malikyar said it “wasn’t a good idea for me to stay” because of the then-president’s anti-immigration agenda.
During his month-long stay in the U.S., Malikyar heard his hometown was under attack by the Taliban, so he reckoned his next best option would be to cross into Canada through Roxham Road and claim asylum. And so he did.
What horseshit.
Racist Canadian Smoke Stalks Blacks Warns Great White Weather Girl!
Smoke from Canada wildfires is increasing health risks in Black and poorer U.S. communities
DETROIT – Smoky air from Canada’s wildfires shrouded broad swaths of the U.S. from Minnesota to New York and Kentucky on Wednesday, prompting warnings to stay inside and exacerbating health risks for people already suffering from industrial pollution.
The impacts are particularly hard on poor and minority communities that are more likely to live near polluting plants and have higher rates of asthma. Detroit, a mostly Black city with a poverty rate of about 30 per cent, had some of the worst air quality in the U.S. on Wednesday, prompting the Environmental Protection Agency to warn that “everyone should stay indoors.”
I guess poor White people or Chinese or Himalayans don’t merit special mention other than to be relegated to a 2nd class “othering”.
They must think Blacks need the Great White Weather Girl’s benevolent guidance.
Oh look! The EPA has an excuse to desensitize you to the prospect of a climate lockdown! Once a genie is out of the bottle….
h/t Mauser
A Quarter of 40-Year-Olds Have Never Married
Pew research reports that, as of 2021, 25 percent of 40-year-olds in the United States had never been married. In 2010, the figure was at 20 percent. In 1980, it was at 6 percent.
What kind of society have we become?
Biden-Backed Battery Plant Relies On Tech From CCP-Led Chinese Firm
A U.S. battery maker backed by the Biden administration relies on technology from a Chinese Communist Party-led company, according to a Daily Caller News Foundation review of Chinese media reports.
The Department of Energy (DOE) awarded KORE Power, a U.S.-based battery firm, an $850 million loan in early June to construct its “KOREPlex” battery-cell production facility in Arizona. DOE billed the loan as part of the administration’s efforts to “onshore [electric vehicle] supply chains.” However, KOREPlex will rely on technology from the firm’s long-time Chinese manufacturing partner, Do-Flouride New Materials (DFD), DOE Loan Programs Office (LPO) Director Jigar Shah said in an interview Wednesday.
Every living President is a descendent of slaveholders – except Donald Trump
A new examination conducted by Reuters has found that of the six living US presidents, five are descendants of slaveholders. 45th President of the United States Donald Trump was found to not have slaveholder ancestors.
h/t Mauser
Poll: Kamala Harris Plunges to Record Low for VP Net Favorability
Kamala Harris entered the record books Monday when an NBC News poll revealed she is the most unpopular vice president in history.
The poll showed 49 percent of registered voters have a negative view of the 58-year-old compared to 32 percent in the positive.
Jeffrey Epstein’s death was suicide with no outside involvement, DoJ report rules
Jeffrey Epstein’s 2019 death was a suicide with no outside involvement, a Department of Justice report has ruled today after years of rampant conspiracy theories questioning why the notorious, well-connected pedophile was able to take his own life while in custody.
Epstein killed himself in his cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in lower Manhattan in August 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges.
He hanged himself using ‘excess’ prison linens which he should never have had.
Who Will We Really Be Voting For in 2024 if Biden Runs?
Key turning points in American history have taken place when the then-vice president of the United States has suddenly found himself as the nation’s chief executive.
In most instances, fate has shined upon our nation as the vice president was proven to be a person of integrity, strength, vision, and patriotic substance. Think of Theodore Roosevelt who, at the age of 42, was administered the oath of office in 1901, upon the murder of President William McKinley in Buffalo. Roosevelt had been vice president for less than 200 days when he found himself thrust into the most powerful office in the country. He never looked back, confronting monopolies that threatened open markets here in the United States while projecting our influence overseas. He literally changed our understanding of the presidency.
We Need a New ‘Admirals’ Revolt’
In 1949, as Americans began to recognize the peace they had fought for in World War II was being threatened by Stalin and the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU), a small group of senior Navy officers openly challenged Department of Defense civilian leaders, the Army, and the Air Force over the strategy for defeating a Soviet invasion of Europe. The immediate issue was principally the prioritization and allocation of budget resources.
The coming collapse of commercial real estate
I’ve telecommuted for over 30 years, which was a choice I made once home computers and the internet enabled me to establish a virtual law office. However, there’s a huge difference between individuals and small offices making lifestyle and economic choices and the lockdown’s brute force transition from an office-place economy to a telecommuting economy. The former is an organic workplace diversification; the latter is the breakdown of the commercial real estate marketplace with unfathomable consequences for the American economy.
Canada’s urban centres are not far behind, TO may be worse.
Yes, US elections can be hacked
A long-suppressed expert report settles the argument
After years of lawfare, a smoking gun report on US election machinery has come to light – and it shreds the supposed security of electronic voting machines in the 2020 election. The report says the system’s flaws would allow vote switching and the alteration of election results ‘without detection’.
The report’s author says wryly it’s not even hard to do: ‘No grand conspiracies would be necessary to commit large-scale fraud, but rather only moderate technical skills….’ And while the report focuses on Georgia, it notes that the same unsafe equipment was used in 15 other states in the 2020 election, including swing states such as Arizona, Nevada and Pennsylvania.
Eviction filings are 50% higher than they were pre-pandemic in some cities as rents rise
ATLANTA (AP) — Entering court using a walker, a doctor’s note clutched in his hand, 70-year-old Dana Williams, who suffers serious heart problems, hypertension and asthma, pleaded to delay eviction from his two-bedroom apartment in Atlanta.
Although sympathetic, the judge said state law required him to evict Williams and his 25-year-old daughter De’mai Williams in April because they owed $8,348 in unpaid rent and fees on their $940-a-month apartment.
They have been living in limbo ever since.
The power of the Kennedy Myth
Even progressives believe in the power of the clan
Having asserted a claim to literacy, I will now tell you what I’ve been reading, and why. I read for pleasure, and find as much pleasing in browsing as I find drudgery in study. But I am preparing a film about the assassination of John F. Kennedy — and so, I have returned to books I originally cherished just because.