Lue Elizondo on the Joe Rogan show

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This will be a Big Weekend: Elizondo’s interview with Ross Coulthart will air later this evening and on Sunday he will be interviewed by George Knapp on Coast to Coast.

Ex-Pentagon official Luis Elizondo alleges US recovered nonhuman specimens: report

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I was fired from IBM because I’m a white man

IBM Holocaust

The way Randall Dill tells it, he was a ‘model employee’ for IBM, nurturing relationships with the Pentagon and other big spenders.

Then came the diversity targets, and the Michigander was kicked out of the computing giant so it could hire more women and minorities, he says.

Worse still — says a lawsuit filed with a Michigan US District Court on Wednesday — Dill’s bosses didn’t tell him straight why he was being axed.

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Ottawa stops funding temporary accommodations for Afghan migrant applicants waiting in Pakistan

43 Million spent on dubious “refugees”

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has stopped subsidizing temporary accommodations in Pakistan for people applying through a special immigration program for Afghans who worked for the Canadian government or armed forces.

Special measures for Afghans trying to move to Canada were introduced by the federal government in summer 2021, after the Taliban swept to power and sent many former employees of western governments into hiding.


How many thousands “worked” for Canada in Afghanistan?

It’s a number that seems infinite.

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3 dead 9 injured by “Arab Looking” knife attacker during “Festival of Diversity” in Solingen Germany

At least three people killed at city festival

Dead and injured at the city festival! At around 9.45 p.m. a man in Solingen randomly stabbed passers-by with a knife. The perpetrator, according to witnesses an Arab-looking man, is on the run.


Germany: Several reported killed at street party in Solingen

An unknown assailant has killed three people and seriously injured four more with a knife, according to police. The attack took place as the city of Solingen was celebrating its 650th anniversary.

This worked out well.

Update – I have found a reference to the city celebrating it’s 650th anniversary which was themed as a “Festival of Diversity”

A “Festival of Diversity” began on Friday to mark the 650th anniversary of the city of Solingen. It was to last until Sunday. The announcement states: “Solingen Mitte will become a large festival mile: the celebrations will take place from Neumarkt to Fronhof and Mühlenplatz.” A program with music, cabaret, acrobatics, arts and crafts, entertainment for children and much more awaits visitors in the streets.

h/t Patti Joe

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The Only Award Qatar Deserves: Supporting Islamist Terrorism

CIA Director William Burns has awarded the head of the Qatari State Security Agency, Abdullah bin Mohammed Al-Khulaifi, the George Tenet Medal for his work on strengthening intelligence cooperation between the US and Qatar.

The ceremony took place amid diplomatic efforts by the US and Qatar to reach a hostage and ceasefire deal between Israel and the Iran-backed Palestinian terrorist group Hamas. Burns and Al-Khulaifi are reportedly playing key roles in these efforts.

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RFK Jr endorses Trump

RFK Jr endorses Trump

Democratic dynasty heir RFK Jr. endorses Republican Trump

The family don’t like this …

h/t Mauser & DS

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Ontario supervised consumption site implores government not to shut them down

The Kensington Market Overdose Prevention Site, run by Neighbourhood Group Community Services in Toronto, is one of 10 sites across the province that will be forced to close before next April because they’re located close to either a school or a daycare centre.

“I was surprised about the entire announcement,” Sinclair, CEO of Neighbourhood Group Community Services, told Global News. “They didn’t talk to us in advance. They didn’t contact us before or since or after.”

Why does a publicly funded drug haven need a CEO?

I guess the Rent Seeking business must be good.

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‘Joy’ Time Is Over, Time for News on Substance

It’s blatantly obvious that since Donald Trump was almost assassinated and Joe Biden was successfully forced out of the race, the Democrat tone-setters decided to downplay their incessant Threat to Democracy talk and switch to Joyful Warriors talk. The volume of that theme was turned up dramatically for the Democrat convention in Chicago.

“Joy” is a better spin – even if the Biden-Harris team hasn’t exactly given us reason to be joyful about the state of the country, with higher prices for everything and a massive influx of illegal immigration, swamping our spending systems to support them.

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The sudden rise of temporary foreign workers in entry-level office jobs … But The Great Replacement That’s A Conspiracy!

Temporary foreign workers are no longer a rare presence in entry-level office roles.

Last year, employers were approved to hire more than 3,500 administrative assistants via the Temporary Foreign Worker Program, up from just 112 of those roles approved in 2016, according to figures published by the federal government. In addition, companies were authorized to hire nearly 2,000 administrative officers in 2023. (The TFW program accounts for a small share of foreign labour in Canada, so it’s likely that other pathways are being tapped for admin workers, too.)

What a scam, Trudeau and his cronies are working to alter Canada’s demographic so the Liberals can harvest votes and the corporate welfare class can profit by destroying the value of labour.

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PBS’s Failed Attempt to Cook Up a New Trump Scandal Shows Again How the Media is Worse Than Useless

In Bob Dylan’s criminally overlooked 2003 cinematic masterpiece, “Masked and Anonymous,” a newspaper editor tells a reporter: “I will tell you this, there is a story there… Make something out of it. And if you can’t do that, sir, then — make it up!” It’s advice that actual journalists today all too often follow. Sometimes, however, they get caught, as PBS just was.

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Library workers punched, spat on: Security incidents on the rise in public libraries, data show

Once seen as oases of calm and quiet, libraries across Canada are becoming increasingly chaotic – even dangerous – with staff often ending up on the front lines of crisis.

Data obtained by CBC News shows there’s been a dramatic rise in recent years in the number of security incidents — things like physical assaults, suspected overdoses, and thefts — at public libraries in Canada’s major cities.

Public libraries in Toronto are just another form of homeless shelter like the TTC.

Of course if they’re hosting Drag Queen Story hour I don’t care what the homies do.

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Elon Musk cut down 500,000 trees at Tesla’s German gigafactory

Elon Musk’s Tesla felled half a million trees in order to build his giant Berlin electric car factory, satellite analysis shows.

Imaging from environmental intelligence firm Kayrros suggested around 329 hectares of local woodland were felled between March 2020 and May 2023 to expand the plant. This is equivalent to around 500,000 trees.

Work on the plant, which has capacity to produce 500,000 electric vehicles each year, began in 2020 and it officially opened in 2022. It is Tesla’s only so-called “gigafactory” in Europe.

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Rapidly urbanising Africa to have six cities with populations above 10m by 2035

Six African cities will have more than 10 million people by 2035, with the continent’s booming young population making it the world’s fastest urbanising region, according to a report.

Angola’s capital, Luanda, and Tanzania’s commercial hub, Dar es Salaam, will join the metropolises of Cairo, Kinshasa, Lagos and Greater Johannesburg with populations of more than 10 million, the Economist Intelligence Unit said in a report on African cities.

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