Is the EU dropping Net Zero?

Answers to Mrs. Hitler

Right-wing parties have cottoned on to voter rejection of green policies

In hindsight, 2024 may well be remembered as the year of the Great Reversal on EU climate policy. That many of the most ambitious emissions goals will not be achievable has been common knowledge for a while now, but until recently the policies themselves had not been questioned. There was a widespread consensus that the European Union was in position to be a global leader for emissions reductions and the green transition away from fossil fuels.

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Executive Pay for Federal Employees Has Increased $571 Million Since 2015

Pay for executives working in the federal government increased over half a billion dollars in less than 10 years, according to the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF).

Compensation for executives across federal departments and agencies increased from $1.38 billion in 2015 to $1.95 billion in 2022, an increase of 41 percent, according to a CTF federal commentary published Jan. 17, citing data obtained from access-to-information records.

The organization also found that, over that seven-year period, the number of federal executives increased 31 percent, from 7,138 to 9,371, while inflation, based on Statistics Canada data, increased 19.4 percent.

The public service is an LPC vote bloc cultivated at our expense.

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We are Europe

Europe is the 3,000 years of history behind us, not a handful of officials and unelected functionaries of the European Commission telling nations how to behave.

It’s now been more than a year since the spectacular victory of Giorgia Meloni and our friends from Fratelli d’Italia. Those elections showed us, once again, that we, conservatives and reformists, the patriotic forces of Europe, can win elections. And we can do so without having to renounce our principles or disguise our ideas, as it has always been mistakenly believed by other forces that proclaim themselves conservatives in front of their voters, but, when election day arrives, are only concerned with not making any noise and keeping a low profile.

The principles and values that we represent are defended openly and without fear. These values are capable of connecting the majority of society, as long as we know how to live, feel, and fight for the demands of our people at all times.

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Joe Biden’s Death Wish

His border policy is Trump’s greatest gift.

Should Republicans, as Donald Trump is arguing, steer clear and let President Biden continue to bear the political costs of the border crisis? Or should they move the ball on policy as much as possible, even if it somewhat alleviates Biden’s difficulty going into the election?

This is a fascinating discussion, but it raises the question why Biden wouldn’t make it moot by helping himself out of his own border crisis.

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‘I was so naïve to think the UN would help us uncover Hamas’ rape atrocities’

It has been over three months since Hamas’s attack on Israel, during which terrorists moved through a music festival and 20 villages and towns, murdering men, women and children. Unequivocal evidence has since shown how entire families were burned, people were beheaded, how there was the systematic raping and mutilation of girls and women, along with the dragging away of 240 hostages. Hamas filmed in real time and streamed it on social media. The death toll currently stands at 1,200.

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Germany: so much for the ‘grown-up country’

Germany has long occupied a special place in the liberal-elite imagination. Over the past few decades, and especially since the world was upended by the votes for Brexit and Trump, Germany has been held up by the great and good as a model nation. As the rest of the West lost their minds, or so the story goes, Germany remained a paragon of economic efficiency, political maturity and environmental stewardship. The last bulwark of the liberal order in an age of rising populism.

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Unhappy Anniversary: Biden Killed Keystone Pipeline 3 Years Ago

Joe Biden’s war on American energy started on day one.

Biden’s first act of president was to kill the Keystone XL pipeline. Biden’s action on January 20, 2021, was part of a series of executive orders on his first day in office that revoked “permits signed over the past 4 years that do not serve the U.S. national interest, including revoking the Presidential permit granted to the Keystone XL pipeline.”

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Jews will not be safe until our propaganda war is better than theirs

“If you go to war in your land against an adversary that oppresses you, you shall blow a teruah with the trumpets and be remembered before the Lord your God, and thus be saved from your enemies.”

Since the rebirth of Israel in her legal historical and Biblical lands, she has not lost a war, not one, unlike America which has lost every war it has fought since WWII. And she will win the military war against Hamas.

But, today, that is not enough. Not in a world of social media. Israel must win the Propaganda War and she is losing that war badly in the 21st century. She can learn about winning propaganda wars from those Americans who are experts: the Russia Hoax and Biden computer, and DEI come to mind, and the term Islamophobia.


They have their work cut out for them.

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UCLA professor: ‘Hindus serve in IDF to kill Muslims, Israel broadcasts porn on Palestinian TV’

UCLA law professor Dr. Khaled Abou el-Fadl said on a YouTube live stream on the Usuli Institute channel earlier this month that “some of the worst massacres committed against Palestinians in Gaza are by Indian soldiers serving in the Israeli army,” Memri TV reported.

h/t MP

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The spectre of another Trump presidency looms as Trudeau’s cabinet gathers to start a new year

In August 2016, when the current government was less than a year old, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his cabinet gathered at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ont. for a two-day retreat. The ministers bunked in the student dorms. The big story of the week concerned a $1,700 bill for car service incurred by Jane Philpott, health minister at the time.

Among their special guests were Michael Barber, the British guru behind “deliverology,” and David MacNaughton, the experienced Liberal adviser who was serving as Canada’s ambassador to the United States.

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