CATCH 22: McDonald’s Trapped Between Prices That Are Too High… and Too Low?

McDonald’s has a big sale coming up in June to woo back customers driven away by high prices but there’s one little catch. Or 22 of them, if we used Joseph Heller’s math. With the price of the popular Quarter Pounder meal pushing $10 in some locations — and hitting it easily if you’d like it with two sad, thin little strips of bacon — the new $5 value meal would be a welcome relief for consumers.

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GUNTER: Commission staff applauded Christmas-is-racist report as job ‘well done’

The Canadian Human Rights Commission (CHRC) was apparently caught entirely off-guard last fall by public and parliamentary reaction to a paper it released claiming the Christmas holiday was inherently racist and the result of Canada’s colonial past.


I am all for deporting these garbage humans to Mauritania or Sudan or some other suitable nation.

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Fact check: Was Raisi’s helicopter hit by a space laser?

Laser technology is advancing rapidly within the military industry. Armed forces in countries including the US, China, the UK and Israel have reported significant developments in laser weapons that can heat, disrupt, or burn aerial targets such as drones and cruise missiles from tens of kilometers away. Meanwhile, the internet is inundated with dubious claims about the latest advanced laser weapons stationed in space, including claims related to the helicopter accident involving the Iranian president Ebrahim Raisi.

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Ouch!

h/t Mauser

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Joly will remain steadfast and prevaricate on ICC Charges against Israel

Canada ‘very closely’ monitoring top court’s push to prosecute Gaza war crimes: Joly

OTTAWA – Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly says Canada is “very closely” following a push from the International Criminal Court to prosecute the Israeli prime minister and Hamas leaders over the war in the Gaza Strip.

The court’s chief prosecutor requested arrest warrants Monday for Benjamin Netanyahu, his defence minister and senior Hamas leaders.

Ottawa has so far avoided supporting or denouncing the idea of charges, and ministers are only weighing in a day after peer countries took clearer stances.


Ditto for Trudeau

OTTAWA – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is refusing to support or condemn a push from the International Criminal Court to prosecute the Israeli prime minister and Hamas leaders over the war in the Gaza Strip.

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Stopping the CAF ‘death spiral’

The CAF should seek to recruit more cross dressing men like US has done.

OTTAWA—Last week, there was seemingly some good news for Canada’s beleaguered Armed Forces. A May 7 Toronto Star news headline noted that “The number of applicants to join Canada’s military is soaring.”

Unfortunately the text continued with: “Why hasn’t that resulted in more of them in uniform?” The answer, it turns out, is that the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) are unable to process the applications they receive in a timely fashion. As a result, the gap between recruiting and those serving personnel who are releasing from the CAF continues to widen.

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