"Haitians are in the park grabbing ducks, cutting the heads off, and eating them"
Springfield resident to City Council: pic.twitter.com/aZLsOT8v2b
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) September 8, 2024
Police: If IDF had shared intel soon enough, Nova partiers might have been saved
Some police officials have accused the IDF and the Shin Bet of withholding security threat information overnight between October 6 and 7, which, if it had been shared with the police, could have saved the lives of 364 civilians who were killed at the Nova party and 44 hostages who were taken.
First reported by Channel 12 at the end of the weekend, acting police commander for the Negev area Eyal Azulai is quoted as saying that the police had always been unsure about the safety of the Nova party attendees and that if they had known about the enhanced security threat, they might have ended the party before the invasion took place.
WTF?
People trying to record the Qiantang River in China on video were swept away by floodwaters. pic.twitter.com/JkmU35uEQX
— Europe Invasion (@EuropeInvasionn) September 8, 2024
One of the military’s simplest procurement projects is being tied down by red tape
The light utility vehicle program, first pitched in 2017, could end up taking 13 years to complete
Despite facing heavy pressure to ramp up military spending, the Department of National Defence (DND) has slow-rolled one of the least complex of its vehicle replacement programs.
The light utility vehicle program has been on the books for several years. Its purpose is to update the military’s fleet of two-decade-old Afghan war-era Mercedes G-Wagons and civilian-grade utility vehicles, such as pickups and SUVs.
Under the original plan, the terms for the purchase of more than 1,600 vehicles were supposed to be set by this year, putting the program on the road toward a signed contract.
Biden-Harris Administration Quietly Opens Floodgates for ‘Economic Migrants’ Under Refugee Status
The Biden administration is facing criticism for its quiet expansion of refugee status to economic migrants throughout Latin America, a move immigration expert Todd Bensman described as “refugeeising” migrants from countries traditionally excluded from such programs. Speaking on Steve Bannon’s War Room, Bensman warned that this policy could have far-reaching consequences for U.S. immigration.
Jagmeet Singh, you need an issue voters can rally behind and I have just the thing
One has to give full marks to NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh for recognizing that Einstein was right when he defined “insanity” as “doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.”
Having clawed his way up a few percentage points from the high teens his party polled in the 2021 election, Singh is clearly annoyed at his inability to breakout of the 20 per cent support range, as per the latest Nanos poll.
This would have been a bread and butter issue for the old left.
Canadians continue to tune out conventional TV
Conventional television in Canada continues to struggle, with revenues and viewership both on a downward trajectory, according to recent data from the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC).
Blacklock’s Reporter says last year, English-language TV revenues fell by 7%, from $1.2 billion to $1.1 billion.
Emotional Imane Khelif slams ‘cruel’ Elon Musk for attack during Olympics gender controversy
Olympic boxer Imane Khelif labeled Elon Musk “cruel” and questioned why the Tesla founder would come at her with such hate when “you don’t even know me.”
Hungary Vows One-Way Bus Tickets for Illegal Migrants to EU Capital Brussels
In a move reminiscent of Texas Governor Gregg Abbott’s scheme to send illegals to liberal-run cities throughout the United States, Hungarian Parliamentary State Secretary of the Ministry of the Interior Bence Rétvári promised to provide migrants with one-way tickets to Brussels.
‘Illiberal’ Kamala Harris joins the world’s autocrats to clamp down on free speech
In 2019, Vice President Kamala Harris told CNN’s Jake Tapper that social media companies “are directly speaking to millions and millions of people without any level of oversight or regulation and it has to stop.”
Environmentalists Take Chainsaws to Protected Joshua Trees to Erect Solar Panels and ‘Save’ the Planet
In what world does it make sense to destroy thousands of once-protected Joshua trees — you know, trees: the epitome of green and environmentalism — to make way for a solar field?
Illegal Alien to Plead Guilty to Stealing US Citizen’s ID, Voting in Multiple General Elections
In this episode of Try to Control Your Shock and Amazement…
Any objective adult with a fair amount of rational ability and common sense can clearly see the Democrats’ grand plan behind the Biden-Harris border crisis: import as many illegal aliens as they can get away with, naturalize as many as possible as soon as possible, which would give them to vote, and, voilà: a majority of them become new Democrat voters — for the foreseeable future, anyway.
That said, an unknown number of illegals have already been voting.
In one such case, the Justice Department recently announced that an alien has agreed to plead guilty to several charges of stealing a U.S. citizen’s identity, and illegally voting in multiple elections, including primaries and general elections, in addition to illegally obtaining a passport.
Elon Musk: Right to Gun Ownership Is There to Stop Government from ‘Taking Your Rights Away’
On Sunday, SpaceX, X, and Tesla CEO Elon Musk countered Kamala Harris’s ongoing gun control push with an X post that framed “the right to bear arms” as the means of protecting all other rights.
N.S. RCMP apologizes to Black community for wide-ranging effects of street checks
The commander of the RCMP in Nova Scotia delivered what he described as a long-overdue apology to the province’s Black residents on Saturday, acknowledging that the force’s past use of street checks did lasting harm to both individuals and communities.
Has the electricity reality check arrived?
At meetings of energy regulators, policymakers, consumer advocates, and industry this summer, the content and tone of the conversations around electric system reliability have changed dramatically. Executives from across the industry all agree that dispatchable generation is needed now and will be needed for many years to come.