If you're looking for a girl who brings things to the table (like dinner), you won't find that here.
What you will find is good looks and a hot body. pic.twitter.com/w5M1GiMZ6v
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) January 16, 2024
If you're looking for a girl who brings things to the table (like dinner), you won't find that here.
What you will find is good looks and a hot body. pic.twitter.com/w5M1GiMZ6v
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) January 16, 2024

The answer is that it can’t. It is too obsessed with non-existent gender equity to even try.
The Welfare State, the great pride of Western civilization, the latest achievement of democracy of a civilized, democratic and well-fed West, has ended. The Toronto Sun reports that Canadian government websites no longer talk about “women”, but about “menstruating employees.”
People’s Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier thunders against Trudeau’s “gender-obsessed” government which is waging a systematic attack on masculinity and turning men “into non-binary, trans, gender-fluid, weak and effeminate sissies.”

For all the talk of a Tory ‘war on woke Whitehall’, more examples just keep cropping up. In an article for Fathom Journal, Anna Stanley, a former civil servant, this week painted a vivid picture about the kind of counter-terrorist training which is being given to her colleagues. Stanley writes that she recently attended a Kings College London (KCL) course called ‘Issues in Countering Terrorism’.

The Yemeni-based Houthi rebel attacks on global commerce and trade finally produced a response from the Biden administration (and the United Kingdom) in the form of targeted air strikes on Houthi military facilities, such as “command and control nodes, munitions, depots, launching systems, production facilities, and air defense radar systems,” according to a CNN report. A Houthi spokesman said that the strikes killed five people and wounded six others. The same spokesman stated that the strikes “would not deter further … attacks on shipping.” On Sunday, U.S. warplanes targeted a radar site with strikes, which a Houthi spokesman described as causing no “material damages” and no injuries.

In a two-hour video posted on YouTube in 2021, Extinction Rebellion co-founder Roger Hallam looks directly into the camera as he imparts a message to young people about the supposed reality of future climate change.
“What we are talking about here is a murder project,” he says calmly, “which is going to destroy the lives and livelihoods of your generation.”

As the world’s attention is focused on the Israel-Hamas war in the Gaza Strip, including South Africa’s false “genocide” charges against Israel at the International Court of Justice, in Syria Palestinians are worried about a new government law that considers them “foreigners.”
By labeling the Palestinians as “foreigners,” the Syrian government is seeking to deprive them of the ability to purchase real estate. Like the majority of the Syrians, most of the Palestinians are Arab Muslims.

“Welcome back to Kyrgyzstan,” says Shukur Shermatov, addressing a class of 20 women. He is wearing a traditional felt cap, but there is nothing traditional about this school. It sits inside two rings of military security and the students are women who have been brought home from camps in Syria, where they ended up after living with the Islamic State group.
The rehabilitation centre is woven into the mountains of northern Kyrgyzstan, and it is where wives and children of suspected IS recruits spend their first six weeks after being repatriated.
Our BBC World Service team are among the first visitors, and like the residents, everything we say and do is closely monitored by the state intelligence agency.
Not a great idea.

Statistics Canada says the annual rate of inflation accelerated to 3.4 per cent in December, thanks to gas prices and still sticky price hikes at the grocery store.
That’s up from the November inflation rate of 3.1 per cent.

MSNBC Morning Joe co-host Joe Scarborough reacted to Donald Trump’s Iowa Caucus victory on Tuesday by going on a fact-free, pro-Biden rant where he asserted that economy has never been better and that, under Biden, the military is now the strongest that it has been since 1945.

As they were settling in to watch a hockey game on television just before 6:00 p.m. on Saturday evening, every Albertan with a cellphone received a message via the Alberta Emergency Alert system warning that record-breaking cold weather “resulting in high power demand has placed the Alberta (electric) grid at a high risk of rotating power outages.”
On the Toronto District School Board website, it says there are 75 EarlyON Child and Family Centres located in schools across Toronto — spaces where children can play and parents can connect.
Nowhere on the @tdsb website does it mention that access to these programs can be… pic.twitter.com/254ProSo4E
— Chanel Pfahl 🇨🇦 (@ChanLPfa) January 16, 2024
h/t XC

Japanese researchers say their “shocking” systematic review of research papers on COVID-19 vaccines has discovered thousands of side effects “affecting every possible aspect of human pathology.”
The findings were laid out in a 93-minute press conference in Japan held January 11 by the Vaccine Issues Study Group, a panel of esteemed medical experts. The findings followed six months of investigations into the side effects of COVID-19 vaccines.
h/t XC
When he testified before a House of Commons committee on foreign interference in Canadian elections last year, David Morrison, the deputy minister of foreign affairs, said that in his experience no item of intelligence paints “a full or concrete or actionable picture.”

Two major retailers in California’s Bay Area are putting socks and underwear under lock and key in an effort to deter shoplifters.
A Target store in Richmond and another in Pleasant Hill are locking up their items, NBC Bay Area reported Thursday. The outlet also noted that customers are being forced to wait quite some time for employees to retrieve the merchandise from the cases.
Rachel Notley has announced she is planning to step down as leader of Alberta’s Opposition NDP.
The former premier made the announcement to caucus in Edmonton on Tuesday, sources have confirmed to CBC News.
Notley’s announcement will trigger a leadership race.