We need a peasants’ revolt against the new green feudalism

The eco-elites are determined to stop us from travelling and earning.

It’s funny to think that The Archers started out in 1950, as a way of ‘educating’ farmers about what the UK government wanted from them in the new postwar Eden. One actor would often read announcements from the Ministry of Agriculture almost verbatim to another. Direct involvement of the government ended in 1972, apparently – but you’d never know it. Because after a couple of decades of being a perfectly good soap opera, like every other serial drama, whether on radio or TV, from the BBC or ITV, The Archers now feels like sitting in a doctor’s waiting room without a book, when you’re forced to plough through public-health pamphlets telling you how to think about everything, from breakfast to Brexit.

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JIVANI: What does it mean to be a ‘lefty’ in Toronto?

Premier Doug Ford has some advice for the people of Toronto: Don’t elect a “lefty mayor” to replace John Tory.

“In my opinion, it’s not time to change,” Ford told reporters when explaining why he hoped Tory would remain in City Hall. “If a lefty mayor gets in there, God help the people (of) Toronto.”

Ford is right but Toronto loves to shit where it eats, it’s what the Liberal-Left does.

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Former left-wing Canadian mayor tells parliament to combat the ‘radicalization of white people’

Islamist Apologist

The former far-left mayor of Calgary, Alberta, Naheed Nenshi, who in 2021 called COVID protesters “white supremacists,” is now saying Canadian politicians should use their positions in parliament to combat the “radicalization of white people” in the stereotypically mild-mannered nation.

According to Blacklock’s Reporter, Nenshi, a Muslim, made the comments while testifying at the Senate human rights committee on Monday, which has an ongoing committee studying “Islamophobia” in Canada.

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Hired exam takers, blackmail and the rise of contract cheating at Canadian universities

In March, 2021, a student at the University of Toronto found a tutor online and hired him to surreptitiously write an exam on his behalf.

In return for a $60 fee, the tutor used the student’s ID and password and joined the exam, which was being conducted online. The 90-minute test was worth 20 per cent of the grade in a first-year accounting class. The student didn’t want his stand-in just to squeeze by, though. He wanted an A. “I need at least 80+ to achieve my goal, so please make sure you have the ability to do that,” the student wrote.

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PECKFORD: What’s wrong with all these Inquiries?

Under federal legislation called the Emergencies Act (the one-time War Measurers Act, renamed by a Conservative government) the Government of Canada can invoke special powers and then must must conduct a review of how those powers were used.

‘Whereas, under subsection 63(1) of the Emergencies Act, the Governor in Council shall, within 60 days after the expiration or revocation of a declaration of emergency, cause an inquiry to be held into the circumstances that led to the declaration being issued and the measures taken for dealing with the emergency;’

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BIG TITS TRANNY TEACHER dresses as man outside of school, neighbor says

Trans teacher with Z-size prosthetic breasts dresses as man outside of school, neighbor says

A Canadian teacher who made international headlines for wearing gigantic prosthetic breasts rarely wears them outside of school — raising questions about whether the vulgar costume is just an act.

While parents have raged about transgender teacher Kayla Lemieux being allowed to wear Z-cup prosthetics in front of students, the shop teacher was spotted ditching the controversial fetishistic fashion after work and stepping out in public dressed as a man.

“He wears prosthetic breasts extremely infrequently,” a resident of Lemieux’s apartment complex told The Post.

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UFOs: is the truth out there?

Even if Chinese spy balloons — or alien spacecraft scouting the planet ahead of their coming invasion — start being deployed more discreetly than they have been of late, there will still be more sightings than usual of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs: a new set of initials designed to help UFOs shed their dodgy past). The word has gone out that the stigma attached to military personnel who report UAPs has gone, and they appear to have responded: there were more reported UAP sightings between March 2021 and August 2022 than in the previous seventeen years, including nearly 200 that remain unexplained. What’s more, the sensors that scan American skies have been recalibrated to catch slower-moving items, such as suspicious Chinese balloons — something that is bound to give rise to more false alarms.

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Lancet meta-study: Naturally acquired COVID immunity at least as good as vaccination

What a difference actual science makes, eh? “This is really good news,” says Dr. Christopher Murray, the senior study author of the meta-analysis of 65 studies in 19 countries. It’s also long-overdue news — and a rebuke to those who kept trying to shut down questions about naturally acquired immunity in a deluge of vaccination mandates.

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Facebook Auto-Created Pages for ISIS and Al-Qaeda: Study

Facebook has auto-created the pages of designated terrorist organizations including ISIS and al-Qaeda for years, according to a new report.

The Tech Transparency Project (TTP) investigation comes less than a week before the Supreme Court hears a landmark case, which examines the responsibility of tech companies for policing terrorism online, and shows how the presence of terror groups continues to linger on Facebook despite years of pressure to remove that content. 

I get a very real sense that FB is dying.

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ChatGPT AI robots writing church sermons causing hell for pastors

Among sermon writers, there is fascination – and unease – over the fast-expanding abilities of artificial-intelligence chatbots. For now, the evolving consensus among clergy is this: Yes, they can write a passably competent sermon. But no, they can’t replicate the passion of actual preaching.

“It lacks a soul – I don’t know how else to say it,” said Hershael York, a pastor in Kentucky who also is dean of the school of theology and a professor of Christian preaching at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.

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China Lasers Hawaii, Prepares for War

On January 28, the Subaru-Asahi Star Camera, which livestreams images from the Subaru Telescope on Hawaii’s Mauna Kea, caught images of a shower of green laser beams lasting just seconds.

The beams were not, as originally thought, from a NASA satellite. They could have come from only one source: China’s Daqi-1/AEMS satellite.

Why was China lasering a dormant volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii?

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6 people shot, killed in series of shootings in Mississippi; suspect in custody

Six people were killed in a series of shootings in Mississippi Friday, police said.

Tate County Sheriff Brad Lance told CBS News that the shootings occurred in a store and two separate homes in Arkabutla, Mississippi.

One man was killed in the store, one woman was killed in one of the homes, and two people were killed in the other home.

The other two victims were killed on a nearby road.

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