Olympic Swimmer Promotes Grassroots Campaign to Ask British Politicians ‘What Is a Woman?’

Sharron Davies – actual real woman!

A new grassroots campaign in the United Kingdom asks candidates and elected officials to answer the question, “What is a woman?” The responses will be recorded and shared online.

“This is about calmly giving MPs [Members of Parliament] the chance to clarify their position, on camera,” the campaign shared on Twitter. “This is about transparency and honesty.”

The campaign said on Twitter that its website is “coming soon.”

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Scientists ‘shocked’ and ‘alarmed’ at what’s in the mRNA shots

Early in 2023, genomics scientist Kevin McKernan made an accidental discovery. While running an experiment in his Boston lab, McKernan used some vials of mRNA Pfizer and Moderna Covid vaccines as controls. He was ‘shocked’ to find that they were allegedly contaminated with tiny fragments of plasma DNA.

McKernan, who has 25 years’ experience in his field, ran the experiment again, confirming that the vials contained up to, in his opinion, 18-70 times more DNA contamination than the legal limits allowed by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

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What Nato sceptics get wrong about Ukraine – Europe, not America, is calling the shots

Nearly three quarters of a century after Nato’s founding, Britain has slid down its league table of political and military power: from a near-peer ally of the United States to more or less open vassalage. To witness the conquered mindset of the British establishment, one need only read a recent article deliberating on what is to be done with the British Army, plummeting in numbers, capability and international esteem. It proposes to reshape our land forces as a collection of Special Forces units at America’s disposal: “we are likely to fight as part of a coalition in future, so why not be the sharpened tip of the American spear?”

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New York State Funds Islamist Hatred of Jews, Christians, Promotes Enslaving Women and Children

New York State taxpayers have handed over $23 million to a number of divisive Islamist groups over the last ten years, including one institution banned in the United Arab Emirates as a terrorist organization, according to state funding reports obtained by Focus on Western Islamism. The funds came from several state agencies, but primarily from New York’s Department of Education.

“This information is shocking. It’s unbelievable that New Yorkers’ tax dollars are going to groups that preach and advocate hatred. Not one penny should go to them,” former New York State Assemblyman Dov Hikind told FWI. Hikind served in the legislature for 36 years and founded Americans Against Antisemitism in 2019. “I will call on the governor to stop this,” he said.

h/t Kiki9

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My Dinner with André: A Melancholy Repast at the End of a World

“It feels great to be in this city,” said my French interlocutor, over dinner this week in a neighborhood Hungarian restaurant. “It feels like I’m back in Europe.”

I laughed, telling him that that is the second time since I moved to Budapest that I’ve heard those words from the mouth of a visitor from France. He smiled and said, “It’s true. I feel it also in Poland.”

He’s talking about migration and crime, of course. Since moving permanently to Europe last autumn, I have put myself on a crash course to learn what life is really like in Europe, as opposed to what the American media says it’s like. One would understand from paying attention to the US media that Europe has migration problems. But one would almost never grasp the depth and breadth of the problem if one did not have the chance to talk to Europeans who are living with it, but whose views do not fit the media’s preferred liberal narrative.

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The writers’ strike is over – but Hollywood’s nightmare is only just beginning

As the old rule of politics has it, one should never argue with a man who buys ink by the barrel. And perhaps in the past few months, Hollywood has earned its own, updated version: never start a war of words with anyone who spends all day in front of their laptop. Incredibly, that is what the studios did in May, when they refused to back down in a contract dispute with the Writers’ Guild of America (WGA) – the union which represents the 11,500 screenwriters currently earning a living, or trying to, in the US film and TV business. And even now the bitter 146-day strike which followed is over, only now is the real trouble about to begin.

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Victoria’s Secret’s ‘Diversity’ Rebrand Is Unrecognizable And Out Of Touch

In 2019, women’s lingerie company Victoria’s Secret announced they would be ending their annual fashion show following public scrutiny. The Chief Marketing Officer Edward Razek made criticized remarks about transgender and overweight models, and CEO Lex Warner stepped down due to a relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. So the show was scrapped.

It has since been announced that the company will be presenting a reimagined runway studded with diversity hires and fashion icons. But behind the marketing mirage, nobody is buying the PR move or their products.

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James Carville Goes Nuclear on the Radical Woke Left

During an appearance on Bill Maher’s “Club Random” podcast on Monday, famed Democrat strategist James Carville described the “identity left” as “goofy” and blamed “overeducated, cultural, white liberals” for ruining everything.

“I find the left to be just annoying,” Carville said before describing the “Western far left” as “habitually the most stupid, naive people you can imagine. They come up with these goofy constructs.”

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Terry Glavin: Better vetting won’t stop the Trudeau clown show

It was the “optics” of the thing.

That’s what it’s always been about with Justin Trudeau’s government: The fancy-socks neoliberalism, the matinee-idol magazine covers, the Pride parades, the ill-advised Bollywood haberdashery. It’s always about optics.

But if you live by optics you just might perish by them, and what we’re beholding now is the “world stage” reputation of Trudeau’s Canada suddenly engulfed in a hurricane of mortifying, barely-believable global headlines. Like this one: Canadian parliament accidentally honours Nazi.

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Immigration drives massive Canadian population increase: StatCan

OTTAWA – Statistics Canada says immigration is almost solely responsible for the largest annual population boom Canada has seen since 1957.

The newly released data shows Canada’s population grew by more than a million people between from July 2022 to July 2023, which represents an increase of about three per cent.

Canada also saw a massive 46 per cent increase in the number of temporary residents in Canada over the same period.

The Liberal party are vicious animals.

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NET ZERO TYRANNY: Chowtown ponders EV mandate for rideshare drivers that will hit poor hardest

 

As Toronto ponders EV mandate for rideshare drivers, experts say they can’t lead the charge without chargers

As Toronto is considering a proposal to mandate that all rideshare drivers use electric vehicles — the city urgently needs to prioritize upgrading its charging infrastructure specifically in high-rise, multi-unit buildings, where many drivers live, an environmental agency and academics say.

According to Ian Klesmer, the director of strategy and grants with The Atmospheric Fund (TAF), a climate agency and non-profit funded by government endowments, their research has shown that many rideshare drivers are low-income earners or new immigrants who live in apartments that need to be upgraded with electric chargers.


This commie assclown has to go.

Insurance companies will enjoy a bonanza of juicy rate hikes insuring buildings forced to have EV chargers installed.

That assumes we ever have the hydro infrastructure to support even that level of charger intsallation.

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Richard Shimooka: Canada’s military is being left behind

Looking back, one of the most difficult periods for the Canadian Armed Forces in recent history was the late 1970s and early ’80s. Successive governments had cut into the military’s budget, downsizing and reorienting the forces while also delaying modernization. By the 1980s the CF faced obsolescence in the face of significant advances by Warsaw Pact forces.

But while downsizing had cut the military’s standing forces, it still retained a capable administrative system with enough institutional memory to execute the new programs. By 1990, the military had replaced a number of its key systems with platforms (like the CF-18, CP-140, and the Leopard 1) with other major ones, like the Halifax Class frigates and the North West Warning system that was on the cusp of delivery.

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