Thanks to Trudeau I am now all for a “gender-transformative” ending of funding for Ukraine

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Saying ‘the most qualified person should get the job’ is a microaggression, Britain’s top universities insist

Britain’s top universities warned staff and students that saying ‘the most qualified person should get the job’ is a microaggression.

Russell Group universities, including the University of Glasgow, have issued guidance and even provided training courses to educate people on how to eliminate microaggressions.

Guidance from the Scottish university alongside the engineering department of Imperial College London insisted that using the phrase was discriminatory.

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Former Deputy Prime Minister Of Canada Claims Males Who Identify As “Women” Do Not Have Male Anatomy

Canada’s former Deputy Prime Minister is under fire by users on social media after repeatedly denying that biological males who identify as “women” have “male anatomy.”

Sheila Copps first entered politics in 1981 after being elected to serve as the Liberal Party Member of Parliament for Hamilton Centre. In 1984, she was elected Member of Parliament for the riding of Hamilton East and was re-elected in five successive elections.

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AOC is viciously BOOED and heckled in heated town hall as constituents accuse lawmaker of ‘only caring about illegal aliens’

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was booed and heckled by her constituents at a heated town hall on Thursday.

AOC was interrupted by angry voters when presenting the benefits of the Green New Deal at an event in Queens.

One of the hecklers, Jonathan David Rinaldi, stood up while AOC was on the stage and announced that he was challenging Ocasio-Cortez for her congressional seat.

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Think we’re nothing like Americans? Some troubling findings in Canada are emerging, Star poll suggests

Watching American political news these days, many Canadians may be tempted to be smug — our politics isn’t that bad, at least not yet.

It might be a good idea to put that smugness on hold. Abacus Data went into the field this week for the Star with some probing questions about trust in the media and institutions, and uncovered some stark polarization emerging in Canada.

Abacus CEO David Coletto calls it troubling, and even ventures to say we could be witnessing the emergence of two Canadas. “Basically, Canada is two worlds — those who have some trust in most institutions and those who don’t.”

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Heartwarming! Police promise to protect Little Timi’s rights

Oloruntimilehin “Timi” Ojeikere

Peel police have issued a public safety alert to residents of Mississauga and Brampton after a 21-year-old offender was released back into the community.

Police say Oloruntimilehin Ojeikere was released from custody on Feb. 22, 2024, after being charged with sexual assault, criminal harassment, and uttering threats. Among the requirements of his house arrest are that he wear a GPS monitor, remain at home except for medical emergencies or to meet with lawyers or attend court, and not go anywhere near his victims.

… Officials say Ojeikere – who also goes by “Timi” – is staying in the Erin Mills Parkway and Brittania Road area and while he may present a safety risk to the public, they will act to protect his rights “if they are infringed upon.”

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Hostin Conspiracy: GOP Only Support IVF to Stave Off White Replacement

Good things don’t last long on ABC’s The View. After defending embryos as children earlier in the week, staunchly racist and anti-Semitic co-host Sunny Hostin (the descendant of slave owners) found her angle of attack against Republicans on Friday, in the wake of an Alabama Supreme Court ruling on in vitro fertilization. According to her, the only reason Republicans were now coming out in defense of IVF was because it was how they planned to stave off white people being replaced by minorities.

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Intuitive Machines: Odysseus Moon lander ‘tipped over on touchdown’

The Odysseus Moon lander is likely lying on its side with its head resting against a rock.

The US spacecraft, which made history on Thursday by becoming the first ever privately built and operated robot to complete a soft lunar touchdown, is otherwise in good condition.

Its owner, Texan firm Intuitive Machines, says Odysseus has plenty of power and is communicating with Earth.
Controllers are trying to retrieve pictures from the robot.

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Pepper X: Meet the NEW World’s Hottest Pepper

It’s official – Pepper X has now become the hottest chili pepper in the world, according to Guinness World Records. After many years of speculation, this yellow-green, monstrous creation from expert grower Ed Currie underwent official testing and recorded heat levels averaging over 2.5 million Scoville heat units (SHUs), much higher than its predecessor, the Carolina Reaper. With a pepper measuring nearly twice as much as the previous hottest pepper in the world, you know Pepper X contains some serious heat!

Ouch! The Scotch Bonnet is the hottest pepper I ever ate raw. K and I were in a market in North Van and spied the first ones I had ever seen live and in colour. 

The grocer warned me to protect my mucous membranes. I felt I had destroyed my innards.

h/t Mauser

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Germany: Interior Minister Looks to Ban Private Gatherings of ‘Right-Wing Extremists’

As a part of her ongoing oppression campaign targeting the political opposition, Germany’s activist interior minister has announced that the state will take action to ban the assembly of ‘right-wing extremist’ groups—namely the ascendent AfD, its exponents, and any other group she considers a threat to the left-liberal order.

The radical measures, set to be implemented as a part of Federal Interior Minister Nancy Faeser’s 13-step plan to combat the so-called ‘extreme right,’ have been revealed by an information request submitted to the Federal Ministry of the Interior by the German portal Apollo News.

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