Why would anyone who has nothing to hide be worried about how the Florida law which allows the death penalty for convicted child ra*lsts affect them or their community? pic.twitter.com/DIzTmLy4D6
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) October 6, 2023
WTF?
wtf
Just Because It’s ‘Green,’ Doesn’t Mean It Smells Good
The “Return to Nature Funeral Home” sounds like an ideal place to find eternal peace if you’re a typical Colorado ex-hippie. But police were called to investigate after reports of a putrid smell coming from the property.
Nolte: Rob Reiner Panics over Robert Kennedy Jr.’s Third Party Run
Former film director and current Twitter/X activist Rob Reiner is sweating blood over the prospect of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. running as a third-party presidential candidate.
“Not exaggerating when I say that a vote for any 3rd party candidate will put Trump back in the WH and destroy 247 years of Self Rule,” he tweeted on X Thursday.
Foreign doctors take up more medical residency spots as Canadians struggle to get in
Canada has an acute shortage of doctors — a staffing crisis that is expected to get much worse in the years ahead as the number of residency positions on offer fails to keep up with rapid population growth.
Despite those challenges, roughly 1,000 Canadian doctors who went to school abroad are turned away every year because they can’t get residency spots in Canada, according to a CBC News review of medical school data. Physicians are required to go through a residency in order to be licensed to practice.
Canadian doctors who want to come home to work are routinely told it’s not possible because resources are limited and there are only so many residency positions to go around.
CBC policy …
We have just obtained what appears to be a leaked email written by CBC (Canadian Broadcast Corp) employee George Achi instructing reporters to:
1. not to mention Gaza has not been occupied since 2005
2. not refer to Palestinian terrorists as terroristsIf true, this… pic.twitter.com/rqlhfm1clX
— StopAntisemitism (@StopAntisemites) October 8, 2023
Reminder this is a long term policy …
Avoiding use of the word ‘terrorist’ and ‘terrorism’ has been CBC policy for its reporters for more than a decade, similar to many other media outlets.
CBC Policy:
Use of the word ‘terrorist’: April 15, 2011https://t.co/HkWRIWezes https://t.co/NPmUqnKt5U— Lorrie Goldstein (@sunlorrie) October 8, 2023
Policy for a reason …
Only. Votes. Count. After Christianity, Islam was the second most commonly reported religion in Canada in 2021, with nearly 1.8 million, or 1 in 20, people. Approximately 335,000 people reported being Jewish in 2021. https://t.co/63wwPUJZOS
— Fancypants Maloney (@fancypants_s) October 8, 2023
Cost of Canada’s new flagship ocean science vessel jumps to $1.28B
The budget for Canada’s new flagship ocean research ship increased 28 per cent this year jumping from $995 million to $1.28 billion.
Construction of the offshore oceanographic science vessel is underway at the Seaspan Shipyards in North Vancouver, B.C., as part of the National Shipbuilding Strategy.
It will replace the decommissioned Canadian Coast Guard Ship Hudson — now at a wreckers yard — to provide scientific and ocean mapping missions in Atlantic Canada.
Lefty elites cook up scheme to move San Diego’s homeless to a Marine base with unexploded ordnance and live-fire gun ranges
It’s amazing what the Marines have to put up with, situated as they are on the edge of a big blue city full of wokesters with bright ideas.
New witnesses in the FBI Civil War gold heist emerge
“… The FBI’s highly unusual search for buried Civil War-era treasure more than five years ago set in motion a dispute over what, if anything, the agency unearthed and an ongoing legal battle over key records. There’s so much intrigue that even a federal judge felt compelled to note in a ruling last week: “The FBI may have found the gold — or maybe not.”
Refugees moved out of Toronto churches and into hotels across Ontario
When hundreds of African migrants showed up in Toronto over the summer, there was nowhere in the city’s shelter system to accommodate them all. Many of the asylum seekers ended up sleeping on the streets.
The efforts of three Toronto churches, Revivaltime Tabernacle and Dominion Church International in North York, and Pilgrim Feast Tabernacle in Etobicoke, kept many of those men and women off the streets with food, clothing and beds.
WTF?
You use Instacart to order baby food. This is your shopper. pic.twitter.com/TCEcwiM9cC
— Men Posting F’s (@troonytoons) October 7, 2023
WTF?
This is an Arizona educator mocking parents who don’t want boys to be able to use the girl’s bathrooms in schools. She seems stable… pic.twitter.com/ucmmGwSWKE
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) October 6, 2023
Cameron Ortis trial: RCMP documents detail alleged multi-billion dollar terrorist money laundering scheme in GTA
Newly released documents show Canadian involvement in an international investigation of an alleged money laundering ring in the Greater Toronto Area that authorities believe is linked to a man accused of laundering money for terrorists.
Altaf Khanani, a Pakistani national, has been on the radar of international law enforcement since at least 2008, when he was arrested in his home country for allegedly transferring money illegally.
The U.S. State Department accused Khanani, once described in a media report as “one of the world’s most wanted fraudsters,” of laundering billions of dollars for organized crime and terrorist outfits, including al-Qaeda and the Taliban.
Diversity something something ….
For Just $83,140, Princeton Will Train Your Son to Be a Drag Queen
It costs a staggering $83,140 to send a student to Princeton University, and that’s just for one year. Four years of this august Ivy League school will set you back a cool $332,560, and just think: for that kind of money, you could have bought a brand-new Corvette convertible every year and had some spare change left over.