Justin Trudeau Decides to Walk Down the Same Failed Green Path as Sri Lanka

Canada is one of the world’s largest exporters of wheat, providing 11.9% of the global supply. In 2021 the top five grain exporters were Russia, the United States, Australia, Canada, and Ukraine. Two of those nations are at war with each other, and that conflict is threatening production. Drought conditions also threaten the winter wheat crop in the United States, increasing reliance on Canada for production. However, it appears that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has decided everyone can go gluten-free.

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2 men charged with murder in shooting of man acquitted in Air India bombings

SURREY, B.C. – Two men have been charged with first-degree murder in the death of Ripudaman Singh Malik.

Malik, the man acquitted in 2005 for the bombings of two Air India jets, was shot in his vehicle outside his business in Surrey, B.C., on July 14.

The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team says 21-year-old Tanner Fox and 23-year-old Jose Lopez have been charged.

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Window is closing to stop monkeypox spread, experts say

LONDON – Scientists advising the World Health Organization (WHO) on monkeypox say the window is closing to stop its spread, with cases currently doubling every two weeks, raising concerns that it will take several months for the outbreak to peak.

WHO Europe has forecast just over 27,000 monkeypox cases in 88 countries by Aug. 2, up from 17,800 cases in nearly 70 countries at the latest count.

Making predictions beyond that are complex, scientists around the world told Reuters, but there is likely to be sustained transmission for several months and possibly longer, they said.

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‘Life On Earth Is At Stake’: CNN Correspondent Suggests Biden Use Military To Produce Electric Vehicles

CNN correspondent Bill Weir suggested that the Biden administration mobilize the military to produce electric vehicles and claimed “life on Earth was at stake” due to climate change on CNN Tuesday.

Weir expressed frustration that the filibuster was preventing Congress from passing legislation and that President Joe Biden was limited in his ability to tackle climate change during his appearance on CNN. He suggested the nationalization of industries as one method to mitigate the issue.

Electric cars are a ruse. We don’t have the electricity or the infrastructure, plus the batteries are hugely problematic for fires, replacement, disposal, and contamination. 

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Stephen Harper’s endorsement a boost for Pierre Poilievre’s leadership bid, Conservative Senate leader says

Stephen Harper’s endorsement of Pierre Poilievre for the Conservative Party leadership is a boost for the Ottawa MP that will particularly sway party members who have been on the fence about supporting him, the Conservative Senate leader says.

“So far, this is the biggest and most important endorsement,” Don Plett said in an interview on Tuesday.

But he said it’s a complicated situation. “Conservatives are strong-minded people, and if I had been a supporter of somebody else, I don’t think an endorsement like this would sway my first ballot vote. If I was on the fence, it most certainly would.”

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Provinces demand more control over immigration to combat labour shortage

In letter to Ottawa, 4 provinces say they can choose newcomers with ‘greatest chance of success’

Citing a nationwide labour shortage, several provincial immigration ministers say they want more control over the immigration process, and have sent a letter to their federal counterpart calling for change.

Ministers from Ontario, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba are calling on Sean Fraser, Canada’s minister of immigration, refugees and citizenship, to allow their provinces to select more immigrants “with the skills they need most” in a letter sent Tuesday night.

“We need the ability to respond to the rapidly evolving needs of specific areas and communities, with a flexible system that we can adapt to changing economic and humanitarian needs,” the letter states.

In Canada only corporations get a say in immigration policy.

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Dutch Farmers Resume Protests Against Green Reforms, Dumping Manure, Garbage on Roads

THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Dutch farmers resumed protests at government plans to reduce nitrogen emissions Wednesday by dumping manure and garbage on highways and setting fires alongside roads.

Traffic authorities said several roads in the central and eastern Netherlands were completely or partially blocked by the early morning blockades and fire services rushed to clear roads as traffic built up. Cleanup operations were expected to take hours on some roads.

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Trudeau Government Out Of Service

The federal government is broken — but you wouldn’t know it from following the summer adventures of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

It’s no secret that the prime minister loves photo-ops, but he usually manages to at least tangentially connect them to some sort of issue. War in Ukraine? Time for a heavily photographed European tour. Outrage over residential schools? Someone find him a teddy bear and a well-lit place to kneel.

But his latest string of photo-ops don’t even bother with rhyme or reason as he tours the country seemingly at random, for no real purpose, doing basically nothing. One day he’s playing camp counsellor in the woods, the next he’s all smiles and no mask on a sightseeing train. Next thing you know, he’s picking cherries and chumming it up with fruit growers in British Columbia.

So far, no one’s been able to figure out quite why he’s doing this. He hasn’t used the trips to make any policy or funding announcements, wasn’t in town for fundraisers and the notion of a fall election seems absurd even by Liberal standards.

It’d be great if the media could ask him during one of his many photo-ops, but he’s forbidden journalists from posing questions. He wouldn’t want anything to distract from his carefully curated tableaus, and reporters have a pesky habit of wanting to talk about things other than children’s stories and fruit.

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Take Control of Your Online Privacy – Free Seminar

Not The Bee fans!

Do you ever feel like the government spies on your online activity? Are you not quite sure your passwords are secure? Do you worry about being hacked on Facebook or even worse, your online banking website?

You are not alone.

A February 2021 poll in Security Magazine showed that 75% of Americans are very concerned about online privacy. But the poll also revealed most people won’t take any action to protect themselves beyond updating a password or two.

It’s time to be proactive about your online security and privacy! This is an important subject right now because of the increase in cyber-attacks and ransomware that is flooding the internet. That’s why I’ve asked my friend, Glenn Meder, to educate us about the threat and to give us practical, tangible, bite-sized measures we can take to protect ourselves and help cancel-proof Not The Bee readers.

Please join us for Glenn’s free webinar:

Big Tech And Big Brother Are Deceptively Spying on You.
Here are 5 Ways to Protect Yourself.

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Thursday, July 28th
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Privacy is your right, and you need to protect it!

Please join us for this very important class. Register now. Registration is limited and I don’t want you to miss out.

You will learn how to… 

  • Protect your passwords from thieves and online scammers
  • Shield your internet activity from Big Brother
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And much more.

Glenn Meder is an online security and privacy expert that teaches thousands of people how to protect themselves from spying, scammers, and thieves.

I’ve asked him to teach Not The Bee readers the basics of online privacy and security. We can’t let Cancel Culture and Big Tech win.

Please RSVP by clicking here.

As a reminder: There are a limited number of seats available. So please confirm your spot ASAP.

Thank you,

Tim Bertram

P.S. I personally asked Glen to host this event for Not The Bee readers. The Bee community must “cancel-proof” ourselves and fight back against Big Tech and Big Brother.

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NDP MP says ArriveCAN is about tracking, not safety

NDP member of parliament Brian Masse is calling on the Trudeau government to scrap the controversial ArriveCAN requirement, saying it has nothing to do with public health.

“I always fight for safety 1st, ArriveCAN is not that. It’s being used as a back door to permanently track all border crossing,” Masse said.

“MPs need to speak up now or it will destroy our tourism industry, frustrate & create longer line ups when the technology fails.”

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Nice score…

Lots to like about women’s soccer.

All HEEL Queen Alessia Russo!

No striker wants to be a super sub, but so far it is working to perfection for England forward Alessia Russo.

The Manchester United player has come off the bench in all of the Lionesses’ Euro 2022 group matches and is now the joint-second top scorer at the tournament.

With four seamless goals, fans are referring to the 23-year-old as ‘Lessi’, likening her to Argentina footballer Lionel Messi – Often considered the best player in the world.

Hopefully the vid stays up. It is a good goal.

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