A top official with the World Economic Forum (WEF) has called for religious scripture to be “rewritten” by artificial intelligence (AI) to create a globalized “new Bible.”
Yuval Noah Harari, the senior advisor to the WEF and its chairman Klaus Schwab, argues that using AI to replace scriptures will create unified “religions that are actually correct.”
Harari, an influential author and professor, made the call while giving a talk on the “future of humanity.”
Globohomo worship.
h/t Mauser
The United Nations has adopted the nasty habit of many Palestinians: throwing everything at Israel but the kitchen sink. Accusations against Israel have ranged from fabricated claims not merely of “apartheid,” but climate apartheid, water apartheid, violating women’s rights (the only country accused of that in the midst of a sea of crushing Islamic fundamentalist regimes!), to kidnapping and murdering Palestinian children to harvest their organs.
The UN, ostensibly dedicated to protecting human rights, and has, in fact, devolved into hurling bogus, tabloid-style allegations as it joins other blood-libel false charges by considering the addition of Israel to its list of blacklisted entities in its 2023 Children and Armed Conflict (CAAC) Report.
JPMorgan Chase reached a tentative settlement with sexual abuse victims of Jeffrey Epstein, the deceased financier, after weeks of embarrassing disclosures about the bank’s longstanding relationship with him, the bank and lawyers for the victims said in a statement on Monday.
David Boies, one of the lead lawyers for the victims, said the bank was prepared to pay $290 million to resolve the lawsuit. The parties initially had agreed not to disclose the settlement amount in their joint statement, as it was set to be included in a court filing within the next week.
h/t Mauser
Support for Toronto mayoral candidate Olivia Chow has slipped slightly but none of her rivals made significant gains in the past week, according to a new Forum Research poll for the Toronto Star.
The survey of 1,047 Torontonians conducted Friday found the former NDP MP with the support of 35 per cent of decided voters, down three percentage points from a week earlier — but still far ahead of challengers.
Gonna soon be time to consider gettin outta here.
A cease-and-desist letter has reportedly been sent to Tucker Carlson from his previous employer Fox News over his new Twitter show that went public last week.
The old saw about crisis management is that the goal is to figure out where the crisis ends and get there as quickly as possible.
But when Liberal cabinet minister Dominic LeBlanc met reporters on the Saturday morning after the resignation of David Johnston to talk about next steps, he was back where Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was three months ago, on March 6.
A few weeks ago, internet race hustler Rashad Richey of The Young Turks defamed a pregnant nurse getting off of a 12-hour shift who was accosted by a band of urban youths. A dispute over the rental of a city “e-bike” ensued.
Canadian government research obtained through Access to Information shows Canadians rate the cabinet’s climate program as ‘incompetent, unfair, and lacking transparency.’
According to Blacklock’s Reporter, the research does not mention Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault by name but reveals widespread distrust of the government’s environmental policies.
It’s not a “climate plan”, it’s thieving thuggery.
The U.S. government is preparing evacuation plans for American citizens living in Taiwan, three sources told The Messenger.
The planning has been underway for at least six months and “it’s heated up over the past two months or so,” said a senior U.S. intelligence official who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he wasn’t authorized to discuss the planning.
h/t Mauser
As much as the parliamentary investigation into food inflation is more about political artifice, the Competition Bureau’s study on the food industry announced last fall is the more interesting exercise.
Since last year, the Bureau has been heavily criticized for not upholding a decent level of competition in the food industry and helping consumers cope with higher food prices. The food retail industry is essentially controlled by a handful of players: Loblaw, Empire/Sobeys, Metro, Walmart and Costco sell well over 85% of all the food we buy in Canada, and the Competition Bureau did nothing to prevent that from happening.
"Court documents reported back in 2021 unveiled emails between high-ranking industry executives, including some at Maple Leaf Foods, suggest an intention to synchronize meat prices, resembling the alleged coordination of bread prices. That’s right, meat. Because of the pandemic,… https://t.co/w0Y603yBfC
— The Food Professor (@FoodProfessor) June 12, 2023
10 Dollar Butter is pure Cartel.
Ross Coulthart conducted last night’s interview with UFO whistleblower David Grusch and immediately taped this follow up. I trust Coulthart
The whistleblower’s News Nation interview aired last night. We did not as expected receive much by way of new information, except for that Vatican stuff. What matters is whether government officials will follow up on the testimony Grusch provided them which includes the contacts and other “juicy details” we are not yet privy to.
You can watch last nights video at the link it offers a good summary of last night’s Whistleblower interview – We are not alone: The UFO whistleblower speaks
If you ever wanted to know what Canadian Special Forces personnel do on their "off time"… Now you know!
Senior JTF2 officer Pete Davidson, setting a fine example!@CanadianArmy pic.twitter.com/fKVXkqDJZe
— Dacey Media (@chrisdacey) June 12, 2023
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau may not be a particularly moral creature, but he is smart. Having watched part of Canada catch fire and burn for six weeks – no doubt largely at the hands of arsonists – he swiftly blamed the situation on ‘climate change’ and proposed an extension of the carbon tax to ‘fix it’.
Smart? Hardly. Scummy? Yes. Trudeau is also using the carbon tax to fund the Ukraine war.
A controversial transgender female cyclist won a North Carolina cycling event, beating her crestfallen rival by five whole minutes.
Austin Killips, 27, who was born male, throttled the competition on Saturday in a grueling 137-mile long race and managed to establish a lead early on in a race called the Belgian Waffle Ride.
By the 13th mile mark, Killips was out in front while female riders Paige Onweller and Flavia Oliveira had to settle for second and third place respectively.
… A recent Statistics Canada report suggested there are no widespread labour shortages for jobs that require high levels of education as the number of unemployed Canadians with a bachelor’s degree or higher education since 2016 has always exceeded the number of vacant positions that require at least an undergraduate education.
Akbar knows a number of people who have left Canada after completing their PhDs because they couldn’t find a job and moved to the U.S. or returned home, where their Canadian education is highly regarded.
… The 2021 census found that just 45.7 per cent of permanent residents became citizens within 10 years, down from 60 per cent in 2016 and 75.1 per cent in 2001.
The two countries from which Canada gets the most immigrants — India and China — don’t recognize dual citizenship. That has likely had an effect on Canadian citizenship uptake as newcomers are afraid Beijing and Delhi will strip their Chinese and Indian citizenship.
In a nutshell our immigration policy is horseshit and harms Canadian citizens and immigrants, but you knew that.
The only sectors of society to benefit are the corporate and permanent political classes who exploit shortages to profit from your misery.
