White Men Face Systemic Racism in the Workplace

‘Diversity, Equity and Inclusion’ and ‘Environmental, Social, and Corporate governance’ are the real systemic racism backed by the system.

A recent survey revealed that 1 in 6 hiring managers had been told to avoid hiring members of a particular gender and race. Normally editorials and cable news hits would have been scheduled, politicians would have held hearings and the civil rights apparatus of every federal and state agency, including the Department of Labor, would have launched massive investigations.

But since the group being discriminated against were white men, civil rights professionals and the media gave each other a thumbs up and congratulated themselves on a job well done.

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No, asexuals are not oppressed

In today’s climate, many people like to claim that they are part of a marginalised group. This can offer a shortcut to deferential treatment, endless attention and even media opportunities. But how can you portray yourself as oppressed when you don’t really have much to gripe about? Adopting a trans identity could work. But transitioning seems like an awful lot of effort and commitment. And declaring yourself ‘nonbinary’ is a bit 2019.

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Queen’s would-be crossbow assassin ‘egged on by chatbot’

A former supermarket worker who broke into Windsor Castle armed with a crossbow and threatened to kill Queen Elizabeth was encouraged by an artificial intelligence bot to carry out the plot, a court heard.

Jaswant Singh Chail, 21, climbed over the castle walls with a rope ladder on Christmas Day 2021 and roamed the grounds for two hours before being apprehended at 8.30am close to the Queen’s apartment, where she and other members of the royal family were staying.

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Six Nights of Riots: The Human and Material Costs

In six nights, the rioters have already caused over €1 billion worth of damage.

After a week of race riots the likes of which haven’t been seen in France for decades, the urban violence that engulfed more than 220 towns and cities across the country has exacted a colossal human and material cost, leaving thousands of cars, buses, and trams torched, hundreds of buildings destroyed, and hundreds of law enforcement officers injured.

In a report published on Monday, June 3rd, by the Ministry of the Interior that quantified the extent of the material damage and the number of arrests that occurred in the previous six nights, it was revealed that more than 5,600 vehicles were set ablaze, some 1,300 buildings were damaged or destroyed, and more than 3,300 arrests were made across the country. 

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IRS Whistleblower Knocks Out Hunter Biden’s Lawyers And The Washington Post With One Blow

Hunter Biden’s high-priced attorneys again tried to turn the president’s son into a victim by portraying IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley as a partisan leaker and a criminal — but on Monday, Shapley responded. Shapley’s counter was a devasting blow to Hunter Biden’s legal strategy and also represented a shot across the bow of the Biden-friendly Washington Post.

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Canadian special forces pilots warn they are being held back by inferior equipment and the obsolete Griffon helicopter

Pilots flying for Canada’s special forces say they are being held back by inferior equipment and operating a helicopter that is obsolete for today’s threats.

The grim assessment is contained in a series of reports produced last year for the senior leadership of the Canadian Special Operations Forces Command (CANSOFCOM) and obtained by this newspaper through the Access to Information law.

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Shocka! Canada’s ‘grocery rebate’ won’t ease rising use of food banks

Canadians who are eligible for the GST credit are expected to receive a one-time payment to help with the rising cost of groceries, but the head of a major food bank says it won’t address the deeper issues.

“We’re seeing unprecedented numbers,” Rachael Wilson, CEO of the Ottawa Food Bank, told CTV News Channel on Wednesday. “We’re seeing those numbers right across the country.”

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House investigator warns UFOs are beyond control ‘in our military airspace’

Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) believes unidentified flying objects need to be taken more seriously and that both Congress and the public have a right to know about them.

In an interview with the Washington Examiner, Burchett expressed concern that “we have something that we do not control in our military airspace.”

Sean M. Kirkpatrick, the director of the Department of Defense’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, testified before Congress in April. He told the Senate Armed Services Committee at the time that the DOD was tracking over 650 potential cases of unidentified aerial phenomena.


Beyond the Stigma; a UAP (UFO) Call to Action – with Top Gun Grad David Fravor

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Poilievre stands firmly with the UNIPARTY’s destructive mass immigration policy and is likely to fuck over Canadians as thoroughly as any Liberal or Commie

John Ivison: As immigration doubts grow, Poilievre keeps the faith

In mid-May, Bloc Québecois Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet put his Conservative counterpart, Pierre Poilievre, in a ticklish spot.

The Bloc introduced a motion denouncing the goal of an organization called the Century Initiative — co-founded by former ambassador to China Dominic Barton — to increase Canada’s population to 100 million by 2100. It is a goal consistent with the federal government’s immigration intake targets, the motion said; a goal that would diminish the French language and Quebec’s political weight, as well as adversely impact housing and health-care availability.

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WTF?

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Reparations, an Idea Whose Time Is Dumb

Reuters’ investigation of the bloodlines of U.S. political figures jars in ways unanticipated by its authors.

The Reuters investigation of the bloodlines of U.S. political figures jars in ways unanticipated by its authors.

The study found that the ancestors of all living U.S. presidents save Donald Trump; Supreme Court Justices Amy Coney Barrett and Neil Gorsuch; and such notable Capitol Hill figures as Sens. Mitch McConnell, Lindsey Graham, and Tammy Duckworth owned other human beings as slaves. In terms of numbers, Reuters traced slaveowners in the ancestry of at least 11 governors, 28 senators, and more than 100 House members.

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