A change in prison policy towards trans inmates had a predictable result
News that a women’s prison in New Jersey has recently moved a transgender prisoner to a male facility after impregnating two females highlights a grim fact: that the movement we once knew as the Left has been colonised by an elite campaign to abolish material reality to the detriment of everyone else.
Joe Biden who campaigned to shut down the fossil fuel industry, and carried through on that promise through his stroke-of-a-pen shutdown of the Keystone XL pipeline and issuance of some 30 regulations to hamper domestic fuel production, has stuck to his policy like a jackass to glue. He’s made America energy-dependent again, in a major shift from its previous status as a fully self-sufficient energy exporter. He says it’s all about going green.
Canada’s decision to ship a turbine from Montreal to Germany for use on Russia’s Nord Stream pipeline is an unacceptable and unnecessary breach of western sanctions.
The decision was described by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as a sign of “weakness” and “absolutely unacceptable.” In Newsweek, a source close to Zelenskyy’s government described the rationale for the exemption as “bizarre and non-sensible,” and the decision itself as “morally bankrupt.”
Always watch what Trudeau does not what he says.
The MSM’s continued downplaying of the Biden scandals is now the biggest scandal of all.
Everything you need to know about the modern liberal media is contained in the following fact. They told us there was a video of Donald Trump consorting with prostitutes, but there wasn’t. And they told us there probably weren’t any videos of Hunter Biden consorting with prostitutes, but there were. The supposedly respectable, ‘reality-based’ media expended far more energy gabbing about a completely mythical video of Trump watching Russian hookers take a leak in a Moscow hotel room in 2013 than they did investigating rumours of real videos showing the current president’s son taking drugs with prostitutes in hotels in Vegas and elsewhere. Fake news about Trump carries more weight than real news about the Bidens in today’s messed-up media.
The devastating legacy of Rachel Carson’s “Silent Spring.”
I am glad to be alive after a bout with dengue fever. But many across the world are not so fortunate. More than 4000 die each year due to dengue, a severe mosquito-borne disease.
It all began 10 days ago with intense fever. My body consistently clocked above 102 degrees Fahrenheit for 48 hours. Then followed severe pain in every part of the body. Once the fever and aching subsided, the second phase of the struggle began, with the blood platelet count falling dramatically.
The identity of the Uvalde officer who used hand sanitizer while a gunman slaughtered 19 children and two teachers down the hall can now be revealed – as he’s seen for the first time since the deadly shooting.
DailyMail.com can reveal the officer dubbed ‘hand sanitizer cop’ is Uvalde County Sheriff’s Deputy Eric Gonzales, 30. Exclusive photos show Gonzales attending mass Sunday at the Getty Street Church of Christ in Uvalde, Texas, with his wife and two children.
Upon leaving the morning mass, the casually-dressed cop opened the door of his black Chevy Silverado for his young daughter and wife. He then drove to the local Dairy Queen, went through the drive-thru and spent about 30 minutes in the parking lot before heading back home.
An agricultural uprising is shaking the Netherlands
“For many farmers it’s the end of their business and they will fight until the last. Sometimes these farms go back generations, they were built by hand, and people feel farmers heart and soul. This is all being taken away.”
Jan Brok, vice chairman of the BoerBurgerBeweging (BBB) party, understands why Netherlands farmers have spent the past month blockading food distribution centres, roads and ministers’ driveways. They are horrified by a new environmental policy that will mean a likely 30% reduction in livestock.
Having admitted in April that it blew past its 2020 target for reducing Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions by a country mile, the Trudeau government Monday released part of its plan for achieving its 2030 target, which is even more unrealistic.
Multiple Fights Break Out At Knott’s Berry Farm Park#KnottsBerryFarm pic.twitter.com/o4QZgbnSFO
— TIMES READ (@times_read) July 17, 2022
Close to 60 percent of Canadians appear to be avoiding airports, with some cancelling or postponing travel plans, due to the current situation causing long delays and flight cancellations, a new poll shows.
The survey also shows that a majority of Canadians believe basic services such as airports have been neglected while governments have been focusing on the wrong issues.
“Canadians agree (26% strongly/44% somewhat) that the situation at Canadian airports is an embarrassment to Canada,” says the survey, conducted online by Ipsos on behalf of Global News.
This individual identifies as a cat and she and her fellow cat friends meow at each other to signal various things. pic.twitter.com/8zBFBmCZyd
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) July 18, 2022
A climate change infomercial released in 2010 by a prominent global warming activist organization depicts children being exploded for not agreeing to reduce their “carbon footprint”, as AGW (manmade global warming) skeptics are grotesquely blown up with innards and blood splattering everywhere, a frightening reminder of the fact that the environmental agenda is merely a veil for the hideous New World Order cult of death, and that the vehemently discredited and increasingly desperate global warming movement is resorting to increasingly extremist scare tactics.
Who says Americans disagree on everything? Some truths are so obvious that they even transcend partisan lines — and distrust of the media has become common ground in the US. Gallup looks back at the media more specifically in its data on trust and institutions, and discovers that the media industry has fallen to new depths…
It has been said that in the “progressive” mind, intentions matter far more than practical realities. Passion and commitment drive everything, and utopia shimmers on a distant horizon. Who can be against “saving the plant”? The journey may seem pleasant enough for a while, especially in advanced and basically well-run countries whose systems were built with “design margin,” robust enough to absorb some bad contingencies. But that can only carry a country – or a global economy – so far. Gwyn Morgan lays out the awful humanitarian results when unworkable government policies driven by decades of green ideology are compounded by war and geopolitics.
